"It's the essence of technology to bring people together. In music, it's now feasible to bring two different minds, two different styles, and artists from two different countries together to create a whole musical project. That is the case with The Coffee Shop compilation from producers Jinesis and Prickly Pear. Prickly Pear hails from Germany, and Jinesis is a New Yorker. Together, they've released this album, primarily made up of instrumentals, as a tribute to Detroit.

The Coffee Shop was six months in the making and has recently been released for free downloads on the artists' Myspace pages. It contains eighteen tracks and was birthed from the creativity of these two gentlemen. They joined forces to see how creative they could get in sampling music and integrating it into their own respective styles. There's undeniably a JDilla influence in the music. These producers show themselves through the songs and look to incorporate that with the work of artists before them. The album plays out as an homage to influential producers of the past.

The eighteen track compilation can be downloaded at myspace.com/jinesispro. Personally speaking, the album is an eclectic mix of old and new. One which will keep your ear engaged. Two title tracks to look out for are "Light My Fire", produced by Prickly Pear and "Dark Brown" by Jinesis. Never the less, the instrumental album definitely deserves a listen. Keep a look out for the video to coincide with The Coffee Shop at the end of March 2009."

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