The Late Night Service Vol 1

by Lua

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1.	Midnight Delight 02:20	info	buy track
2.	All Night 02:28	info	buy track
3.	Through The City 01:58	info	buy track
4.	Chilling Godwilling 02:14	info	buy track
5.	Green Lights 03:02	info	buy track
6.	Coming to You 03:26	info	buy track
7.	Down Memory Lane 02:53	info	buy track
8.	For the Night 03:12	info	buy track
9.	Overground Parking 02:37	info	buy track
10.	Here, There 01:20	info	buy track
11.	We Call it Love 02:28	info	buy track
12.	Introspect 03:12	info	buy track
13.	The Meaning of Love 02:10	info	buy track
14.	Just Around the Corner 02:33	info	buy track
15.	Keep Moving On 03:14	info	buy track
16.	Pasar Malam 02:53	info	buy track
17.	Star Next Door 02:17	info	buy track
18.	The Brief Exit 02:06	info	buy track
19.	Alone 02:13	info	buy track
20.	The Day 02:55	info	buy track

about

The Late Night Service Vol 1 was the first full instrumental album offering from producer/emcee LUA (formerly known as oNE-Up). The body of tracks were conceptualized during long walks through the streets of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, mostly during the midnight hour, meant to be the soundtrack to those very journeys.

Each song captures a different moment, as the entire album tells the story of a journey the only way Hip Hop instrumentals can. TLNS is a 20 track album, which lends to LUA's soulful, hip hop infused sound.

LUA has been producing since 2005 and has a very distinct sound that collects influences from hip hop, jazz and soul into a genre often dubbed Soul-Hop.

credits

released December 12, 2010

Produced, mixed & arranged by Thabang "LUA" Chukura (2010). Christone Productions

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about

Lua Johannesburg, South Africa

The producer / emcee Thabang "LUA" Chukura, has been producing and arranging since 2005.

LUA sees his music as a means of telling stories and evoking vibes that allow people to think, speak, sing, dream and pray. Every bar, every beat, every scratch and tapestop for beautiful moments. His sound has been described as "soul-hop" or throwback, noting its often jazzy influence. ... more