I often think there is a misconception that soul music belongs in a bygone era, a belief that it is for previous generations. That’s why I have cooked up this mixtape series. The Soul Kitchen will help you discover just how much fresh, quality, contemporary soul music there is out there… you just have to look for it.
01. Janet Jackson – No Sleeep
02. E3 – Last Resort
03. DJ Mitsu ft. Cubic – Close Your Eyes
04. Algebra – U Do It For Me (Kev Brown Remix)
05. Slum Village ft. B.J. the Chicago Kid & Illa J – Expressive
06. Eric Roberson – I’m Not Trying To Keep Score No More
07. Talib Kweli ft. Little Brother – Getting My Grown Man On
08. Eric Roberson ft. Hezekiah – Male Ego
09. DJ Mitsu The Beats ft. Jose James – Promise in Love
10. Avila Brothers ft. Little Brother – Smile
11. Erykah Badu – Fall in Love (Your Funeral)
12. Booker T ft. Mayer Hawthorne – Sound the Alarm
13. Robert Glasper ft. Dwele – Worries
14. Robert Glasper ft. Common & Patrick Stump – I Stand Alone
15. Ledisi – Raise Up
16. Aloe Blacc – Good Things
17. Cody ChesnuTT – ‘Till I Met Thee
18. Jill Scott – Closure
19. Jamie Woon – Lady Luck
20. Anthony David – Something About You
21. Dwele ft. Slum Village – How I Deal
22. Slakah The Beatchild – Enjoy Ya Self
23. Frank McComb – Do You Remember Love
24. Brian McKnight – Gimme Yo Love
25. Booker T ft. Jay James – Broken Heart
26. Keelay and Zaire ft. Dminor & Phonte – Alright With Me
27. Phife Dawg – Dear Dilla
28. Kendrick Lamar ft. Javonte – Opposites Attract (Tomorrow W/O Her)
29. The Floacist ft. Raheem DeVaughn – Keep It Going
30. Talib Kweli ft. Mike Posner – Colors Of You
31. Dwele – Eve (I Need You)
32. Choklate – Carbon Copy
33. Mack Wilds – Keepin’ It Real
34. Hiatus Kaiyote ft. Q-Tip – Nakamarra