Nia Archives & Jorja Smith – “Get Me Down”

Lots of pop stars experimented with dance music in the '80s, but the worlds of jungle and R&B stayed pretty separate, at least outside of the imaginations of Missy Elliott, Timbaland, and various UK garage producers. We never got Faith Evans singing over a Roni Size track. I bet that would've been great. Today, however, we get to hear what the extremely cool drum 'n' bass revivalist Nia Archives can do when she links up with glamorous UK R&B star Jorja Smith. The post Nia Archives & Jorja Smith – “Get Me Down” appeared first on Stereogum .

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Nia Archives & Jorja Smith – “Get Me Down”

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