Jay Shepheard - Compost Black Label 43

Review by Misty Martin

Compost Black Label 43 is a refreshing and invigorating album by Jay Shepheard that showcases his unique style and creativity. The album is a perfect blend of electronic and house music that takes the listener on a journey through different moods and emotions.

The album starts off with "Red Tape", a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its upbeat and melodic sound. The next track, "Bullfrogging", is a bit more laid back and features a groovy bassline that is sure to get the listener moving.

As the album progresses, Shepheard's creativity shines through with tracks like "Zippin", which features a funky guitar riff and catchy vocals. "Jumanji" is another standout track that showcases Shepheard's ability to blend different sounds and genres seamlessly.

Summary by Misty Martin

Compost Black Label 43 is a solid album that showcases Jay Shepheard's talent and creativity. It's a must-listen for fans of electronic and house music, and it's sure to get the party started wherever it's played.