There are some albums/projects that randomly pop up in your life that seem to stand the test of time. It may be months or years, but when you rediscover them, it's almost like the first time you've heard it. I've never followed any of the other GASOLINE projects. I've never had the need. But there was something about this project that seemed perfect to my ears. I didn't want to break the mythos of GASOLINE that might tarnish how much I loved this album. I'm glad I found it on Youtube, which allow me to bookmark and then stream the…

Pink Siifu and producer Ahwlee named their group B. Cool Aid after brown Kool-Aid, a potion made by mixing so many flavors of the powdered beverage that the colors smear. “I was like, ‘Oh shit, that’s us,’” Siifu reflected in a Fader interview. “We mix everything together, and it’s Black too.” Brown Kool-Aid has no set recipe, but it is inevitably sweet and smooth, a standard he and Ahwlee aspire to in their fluid collages of neo-soul, rap, and jazz. – Pitchfork.com 

http://www.todd.digital/todd2022/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Wild-Ride-A-COLORS-SHOW-Xenia-Manasseh-Topic.mp3 Born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya, Xenia brings with her a refreshing, new sound to the music scene that captivates her audience with the clarity and pureness of her tone. She is a 26-year old graduate of Berklee College of Music, where she majored in Music Business and Management. Having been brought up on artists such as Erykah Badu, Lauryn Hill and India Arie, Xenia's music is heavily Neo-Soul influenced as well as having garnered influence from R&B, Jazz and other genres of music. She has a vision to create music for all audiences that is relatable, honest and will…