DOWNLOAD: William Ryan Fritch - Stir Coals, Burn Nothing
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Oakland's William Ryan Fritch earned his stripes crafting work for Anticon artists and when you listen to "Stir Coals, Burn Nothing" you can tell he is a maturing rap vet. It's boudoir swank, overly sensory and apropos for laying down a hip-hop head or a krautrock lover. But the essence of the track must come from a Giorgio Moroder upbringing, who we have told you before is one of every rap producer's guiding lights. Moroder's work wasn't all thug love, it was passion too, and that's where Fritch's jam fits in. It comes from Asthmatic Kitty's foray into experimental instrumentation with their Library Catalog—a series that started off as playful, but blasted into a large collection of tunes that should be scoring films. William Ryan Fritch's Music For Honey And Bile can be found here, along with the other volumes of the Asthmatic Kitty Library Catalog Music Series.
William Ryan Fritch - Stir Coals, Burn Nothing
