Glowing, jazz-tinted work from producer/beatmaker
Tajima Hal. While the beats on this effort are soaked in the sort of dusty, sample-based mode of beatmaking that made so many golden era productions so beloved by hip hop fans,
Tajima Hal manages to give the listener a unique take on that classic sound. Through the use of subtle changes in his arrangements and sample choices that are just left-of-center enough to keep things interesting,
Tajima ensures that all the dust that comes from so much crate digging never gets so thick as to choke out
Sometime Ago's overall jazzy sound. Standout tracks include the cool homage to the jazz piano-trio
"Bloom", the driving soul number "
Waves", and a stark boom bap outing called
"Someone Else".
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