Thanks to labels like Higher Ground, they have managed to ensure that artists of indisputable quality and musical trajectory, ignored by market trends, can emerge and reappear in the most fair way, as is the case that concerns us now, their compilation Vol. . 3
The compilation, directed by Diplo, shows us a level of intense content but, on the other hand, the care of the sounds released by the producers is at the level of those who do things because they want and with the time they really need. They are, then, productions that when you get close to them the halo they give off catches you: rare, singular and, here comes the best, powerful, magnetic and danceable. Beats that mark but without overwhelming us, an oldschool (authentic) touch, somewhat eccentric synthesizers and a rather cheerful and festive general tone, are some of the adjectives that we can pull off our sleeves if we want to qualify this innovative proposal.
In addition, this selection maintains a narrative line that shows that his compositions are not nihilistic, but are part of a process that, thanks to the mastery of his compilers, is easy to enter. We could almost say that that punk attitude that runs through each song is no longer for the young, since maturity can also be their golden age. Precisely for this reason, the best of the compilation is not so much what it contains, but what it promises: given the necessary balance, it is known that what has to come from Higher Ground in the future will be even better.
