Music Heads

Music Heads by Radio Trip is and remains one of the most far out releases we have ever had on Jalapeno Records. In the Noughties, the label was approached with some incredible music by the super talented Mixmonster and Schoolmaster, founding members of the Israeli jazz funk band 'The Apples'. Produced under their 'Radio Trip' moniker, the album was a glorious cut & paste journey into sound, with overtones of musique concrete, brought to life by their fascination with vinyl culture, turntablism and sampling. Their source material knows no bounds and draws from a diverse palette. Traditional middle eastern meets blues, jazz meets rock, hip hop meets psychedelic, and more all come together into one blossoming, cheerful trip, where the cultures of the world collide. At the time, music piracy was in its heyday and the vinyl market was supposedly in a death spiral, so it was only released on CD and digital. Now released for the first time on a very limited vinyl LP run, this gem of an album may be one of those moments you discover a touch of genius in a world where formulaic music is churned out with no soul in it's bones. Tracklist 01: Home 02: Lonely 03: Whole Wide World 04: Stop 05: Gambling Man 06: Another Piece of Jazz 07: Computers Singing 08: For All The Lovers 09: Strange Music 10: Closer 11: Rollin' 12: Herzl St. Blues 13: Radio Trip Theme 14: Hashish (feat. Boom Pam)