Artist info
Genre
Electronic, Hip Hop, Roots
band members
Natalie Slade, Jayo James
Influences
Willie Mitchell, Al Green
Website
Bio
Yum Yum just happened...
In May 2014, a friend of a friend passed on a USB of Jayo's beats to Slade, who a week later wrote to one of the tracks and gave Jayo a call. The two started jamming and named them selves after a mumbled conversation they had... and within 3 months they're dropping their first EP titled "Slade meets Jayo".
Pre-Yum Yum, Jayo and Slade have been on the scene for sometime.
Slade's background is in jazz music, having sung trad jazz every night for years in her own little bar in Christchurch, NZ. On loosing the bar in the CHCH earthquakes she started writing and improvising and was lucky enough to perform support for artists like @peace, The Black seeds and Sola Rosa.
Jayo is a crate digger from way back, being fed a steady diet of soul, funk, hip hop and Jamaican riddims. As a DJ/beat maker he’s supported some of the finest like Oddisee, Katalyst, Hermitude and House Shoes & Blu.
The Yum Yum EP is raw and is inspired by soul music, hip hop, delta blues and dub. Download the EP for free here: yumyumlive.bandcamp.com
Review
That voice! This song makes me super happy.
That voice! This song makes me super happy.
Review
Dayum (yum)! This is some slinky, sticky gear. Is it soul filtered through hip hop or vice versa? I don't really know but my lips up and I'm bopping. Could totally imagine Mark Ronson dropping this on the decks.
Dayum (yum)! This is some slinky, sticky gear. Is it soul filtered through hip hop or vice versa? I don't really know but my lips up and I'm bopping. Could totally imagine Mark Ronson dropping this on the decks.
Review
Dripping in class and soul.
Dripping in class and soul.