King Of The Delta Blues Vol.II Modern Harmonica The album revisits Abdul-Malik’s 1958

The album revisits Abdul-Malik’s 1958 landmark Jazz Sahara

he befriended fellow producer Knxwledge and the two formed the influential Klipmode collective (along with Devonwho and Suzi Analogue)

on Riverside Records

the deconstructed cuts

I sound kinda' country but I grew up in the Bay Area

King Of The Delta Blues Vol.II Modern Harmonica The album revisits Abdul-Malik’s 1958Robert Johnsons King of the Delta Blues Singers, Volume II gathers sixteen recordings originally issued on 78rpm, offering a broader view of his brief but influential body of work. Recorded in 1936 and 1937, these sessions helped define the Delta blues style and continue to shape generations of musicians. Alongside staples such as Sweet Home Chicago and I Believe Ill Dust My Broom, this volume reveals a more relaxed, playful side to Johnsons