Bad Brothers – Ronny Jordan Meets D.J. Krush* – Audio CD – Pre Owned CDs (Arrives in 14days)

Bad Brothers captures a rare and captivating collaboration between British acid jazz guitarist Ronny Jordan and Japanese hip-hop visionary D.J. Krush. Released in 1995, this album is a watershed moment in ‘90s cross-continental fusion, dissolving borders between jazz improvisation and the atmospheric depths of trip-hop. Jordan’s fluid, soulful guitar lines are woven seamlessly through Krush’s textured beats and moody production, resulting in a soundscape that feels both cosmopolitan and deeply intimate. Tracks like “The Jackal (The Illest Mix)” offer a blueprint for how jazz and hip-hop can converse without compromise, while other cuts drift into smoky, late-night territory, inviting repeated listens. This record stands as a testament to the creative possibilities unlocked when cultures and genres collide thoughtfully. For collectors and adventurous listeners alike, Bad Brothers is more than a curiosity—it’s a snapshot of two innovators at the height of their powers, crafting grooves that still sound fresh, cinematic, and quietly revolutionary. If your vinyl shelf has room for albums that reward attentive listening and inspire head-nodding relaxation, this is an essential addition.

Track List:
1 – The Jackal (The Illest Mix) – 7:25
2 – S**t Goes Down (But I Got Phunked Up Mix) – 6:10
3 – Love I Never Had It So Good – 5:08
4 – So What! (Tuff ‘N’ Smooth Mix) – 5:12
5 – Season For Change (Dawn Of The Season Mix) – 5:01
6 – Bad Brother (How Ya Like My Wheeel Mix) – 6:10