How the central sample seems to melt on “Antiques,” atop a rhythm that nudges along, little changes making themselves heard, a glitch on the beat here, a volume tweak there. How the snare on “KutKlose” is trimmed within a millisecond of its snare-ness, so compact is the repeated snippet. How the vocal-harmony sample on “letmyselfgo” is so muffled that it’s virtually unintelligible, and all the more musical for it (ditto the solo female voice reduced to a bell tone and a warble on “gimmethereason”). There’s much to love on *NoLetUps.*, a beat tape from Jansport J, released back in mid-March. Those are just some starting points. Dig in.
Album originally posted at [jansportjmusic.com](https://jansportjmusic.com/album/noletups-beat-tape). More from Jansport J, who is based in Los Angeles, at [twitter.com/JansportJ](https://twitter.com/JansportJ).