Nearly six years ago, Masego - the musical alias of Micah Davis - staked his claim as the creator of an eclectic genre he's fondly come to call "trap house jazz." Teaming up with French multi-instrumentalist FKJ, Masego made waves with the addictive single "Tadow," and also laid down the blueprint for a new classification of music that, at its core, sounds like it was recorded during an afternoon jam session in someone's garage -- if the jam session participants were musical virtuosos. This is j...
Nearly six years ago, Masego - the musical alias of Micah Davis - staked his claim as the creator of an eclectic genre he's fondly come to call "trap house jazz." Teaming up with French multi-instrumentalist FKJ, Masego made waves with the addictive single "Tadow," and also laid down the blueprint for a new classification of music that, at its core, sounds like it was recorded during an afternoon jam session in someone's garage -- if the jam session participants were musical virtuosos. This is j...
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