
Among many other good things, Silk Flowers’ excellent new album, LTD. Form, contains several jewels of Italian ancestry such as the utterly wonderful "Small Fortune," which enchants us today. With its mid-tempo, Carly Simon throwback riddim and power-synth refrains (the romantic equivalent of the theme tune for Rocky), it could have been the flip-side of some obscure Venise 12’’ on Superradio Records, as processed by the ectoplasmic oscillators of Hounds of Hate or John Maus. (via 20 Jazz Funk Greats)
MP3: Silk Flowers: "Small Fortune"
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