HOUZ-MOTIK MAGAZINE

Roy Ayers – Coffy

3 min de lecture

Released in 1973 as the soundtrack to the blaxploitation film of the same name, Coffy is both a reflection of the era’s vibrant, groove-driven sound and a pivotal moment in Ayers’ career

Following In a Silent Way and Bitches Brew, this album – which explores the complex intersections of jazz, rock, funk, and electronic music – is one of the most daring and experimental piece of Miles Davis’s career

Gloria Gaynor – Glorious

par Cyprien Rose

3 min de lecture

While I Will Survive is undeniably her signature track, Glorious (1979) represents a shift for Gaynor, moving away from the pure disco sound of the late 70s and venturing into a broader musical landscape

Chick Corea & Return To Forever – Light As A Feather

par Cyprien Rose

3 min de lecture

The fourth album by Chick Corea’s band Return to Forever, Light as a Feather (1973), stands as one of the greatest albums in the history of jazz fusion

Thelma Houston – Any Way You Like It

par Cyprien Rose

2 min de lecture

Any Way You Like It might be a bit overshadowed, more commercially dominant albums of the disco era, it’s a thrilling listen that showcases Thelma Houston at the height of her vocal powers