We are excited to present a curated selection of Nonduality’s top 10 tracks, offering a glimpse into the diverse influences that have shaped his musical journey. Each track in this list holds a special place in his heart, reflecting his eclectic tastes and the experiences that have inspired his unique sound; from deep, infectious beats to timeless classics, these tracks provide a window into the sonic world of Nonduality.
Enjoy this carefully chosen list and discover the music that continues to inspire and define his creative path.
(In no particular order)
- So Inagawa – Logo QueenI got this EP (and my record player) for the B-side, Selfless State, but Logo Queen has slowly become my favorite. The track is so unbelievably deep and infectious from the start. It’s one that I come back to over and over again when thinking about the aesthetic I want to embody — kind of a north star.
2. Remi Wolf – Sexy Villain
This one just makes me happy. Heard about Remi through Kenny Beats, and she’s easily my favorite pop artist. Can’t help but smile every time I hear this track.
3. Daniel Avery – Drone Logic
This whole album is ridiculous. Back-to-back bangers, and in such a unique style that I haven’t heard anywhere else. Daniel Avery is so versatile — easily one of my top three all-time favorite producers.
4. Gwen McCrae – Keep the Fire Burning
This one is such a bomb. The message is so important, too. There are lots of tracks about falling in love, but not enough about staying there and making the effort. This is what music’s all about.
5. Deejay Bloom – Murder on the DFloor
Deejay Bloom is a menace for this one. I’ve been obsessed with this EP for years. It’s the only record that I’ve bought twice — once in Berlin and once in California. The A1 is my favorite, but every track is a gem.
6. George Clanton – Aurora Summer
This track and the rest of the album hold a special place in my heart. I associate it with driving around California and getting married to my wife on the beach. Still hits like when I first heard it.
7. Basement Jaxx – Do Your Thing
This track. The definition of a Jackin’ House bomb. The only thing I dislike about it is that I never know what to follow it up with. This is the kind of track you throw on at the end of a set to go dance with the crowd.
8. Paul Simon – Graceland
I grew up listening to my mom play this album all the time. This song travels through so many different emotions, and does each one so eloquently. It’s a truly timeless one.
9. Lovebirds – Want You In My Soul
About a decade ago, my friend Sam sat me down and had me listen to this the whole way through. Still makes me want to cry. Pure magic that will transport your soul.
10. Mark Morrison – Return of the Mack
Almost went with Sade, but this one is too special to me. I love how vulnerable it feels. Unbelievably catchy, too. Absolute masterclass in R&B.
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