Martian 2019
by Moka Only
severinbones
severinbones
I heart your Watches, May we trade the new Samsung smart crap vs some 80 90s shizzle! #1733 đŻ â ď¸ đŻ đ đŻ đ told you id fn buy it, btw, did you delete teh Christoffer off of fb :'(((đ muchos sad bass. Error.
Favorite track: When Ur Dope.
martini208
martini208
Best martian album so far.and all the martian xmas are in my favourite 100 hiphop albums ever
Favorite track: DTTYL.
Holger Amadeus
Holger Amadeus
Winter vibes for the people. Enjoy your coffee.
Favorite track: Any Howe.
Bounje
J M Boone
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verge tibbs
C
Bruce Ler0y
Beets Radishly
Big Screech
theUncontent
Armando Hernandez
Todd Davis
Sir Reilly
Wes Starling
SoulKalibur
David Pelser
MplsHHH
Afta Tha Soul
: Soto's Lab :
foodsicÂŽ
Self Taught Astronaut
sbisch_off
Christopher White
joel simard
Dopest White
consciouscultivation
Arianne Smith-Piquette
BZERK
jose avila
Aaron Bailey
Paul Mayman
Dawhud
Me11oDude
BR4D
no
Uncle Gil
In A Different Fashion
Tanguyche
Jelger Staal
Melanie
Mark K.
J.KERELUIK
CHI TURNER
Rick Kinkel
DL
cheps_oner
Frank
Mannie
Mizel
chakfu
The CritIQ
nachonachoman
hazmat79
Nick Candiotto
Throwback
christopher king
SL
oowe keng hiro
Kelly Usher
Tito Fiasco
Tim Burke
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Any Howe
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I Rock Ties
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Cinnamon Effect
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Mood Lights
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Gotta Lamp
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When Ur Dope
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DTTYL
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Start Up The Emax
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Ice Pellets
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A Custom
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Chores
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Glad Tidings
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Like Yeah
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about
Moka Only has brought his Martian Xmas đ˝đ series back for another winter season. This time around, you may notice the absence of the âxmasâ abbreviation. Moka felt that many potential listeners may have had an aversion to the Martian album series due to their perception of it being traditional holiday material. That being said, the wiser would know that despite the odd reference to the holidays, Martian Xmas has always been more of a winter themed affair. It is intended to be enjoyed well past Anglo-traditional confines, that of which the author has never prescribed to in the first place. On this go âround we find a distinct nod to the Martians of 2009-2010 wherein some of the fragmentation and splintered track styles have returned. Repeated motifs of the Bunkers, Hank Hill, and obscure British comedy outtakes are well represented here, as well as the âMartian ubiquitousâ statement of âAlso German â still pop up.
I am not certain of the significance of the former, but Iâll admit it does add to the mystery of it all. The customs are what seem to bring the core listeners back year after year. Aside from the obvious sprinklings of customary absurdity, we have newly explored territory throughout this voyage. âI Rock Tiesâ harkens back to classic east coast jazz poetry with its odd vocal âcool pocketâ, and itâs somewhat jarring 5/4-time signature. âMood Lightsâ essentially takes us into inner/outer space with freeform musings over an indiscernible tapestry of noise, only to abruptly end with a baffling narrative coda resting uncomfortably on a 70s psyche rock track bed. This concoction is repeated on âMachine Wrapped with Butterâ. Pieces like these feel at home on a Martian Xmas outing. âStart up the Emaxâ references a line from the classic 90s North Carolina based group Yaggfu Front.
Guests DavePsy and Mr. Brady respectively appear on âHave a Ballâ and âAnd Againâ, ensuring that Mokaâs Torchlight Commission crew is well represented. The albumâs closer âLike Yeahâ wraps it all up with a âNaughtyâ sort of vibe (youâll see what I did there). In conclusion, I firmly feel Moka has recaptured what us true heads have loved most about the Martian series. The Jazz element throughout the record, really cements all aspects into one cohesive, juicy whole. This one will keep you jazzing for a long time to come. I am happy the record label URBNET continually allows for such artistic freedom. â Shuggie F Smith, Northwest Jazz Life magazine, December 2019. đđľ
I am not certain of the significance of the former, but Iâll admit it does add to the mystery of it all. The customs are what seem to bring the core listeners back year after year. Aside from the obvious sprinklings of customary absurdity, we have newly explored territory throughout this voyage. âI Rock Tiesâ harkens back to classic east coast jazz poetry with its odd vocal âcool pocketâ, and itâs somewhat jarring 5/4-time signature. âMood Lightsâ essentially takes us into inner/outer space with freeform musings over an indiscernible tapestry of noise, only to abruptly end with a baffling narrative coda resting uncomfortably on a 70s psyche rock track bed. This concoction is repeated on âMachine Wrapped with Butterâ. Pieces like these feel at home on a Martian Xmas outing. âStart up the Emaxâ references a line from the classic 90s North Carolina based group Yaggfu Front.
Guests DavePsy and Mr. Brady respectively appear on âHave a Ballâ and âAnd Againâ, ensuring that Mokaâs Torchlight Commission crew is well represented. The albumâs closer âLike Yeahâ wraps it all up with a âNaughtyâ sort of vibe (youâll see what I did there). In conclusion, I firmly feel Moka has recaptured what us true heads have loved most about the Martian series. The Jazz element throughout the record, really cements all aspects into one cohesive, juicy whole. This one will keep you jazzing for a long time to come. I am happy the record label URBNET continually allows for such artistic freedom. â Shuggie F Smith, Northwest Jazz Life magazine, December 2019. đđľ
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released December 20, 2019
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Moka Only Vancouver, British Columbia
With countless years of accomplishments under his belt, Moka may flaunt the traits of a musical superhero, but he has never been one to disappear into the night. Moka embodies what todayâs artists strive to attain, that is to say, the experience, the wins, the brain power, and the absolute creative will that fuels him. This hero is nowhere near done ... more
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