Pm Dawn Discography 320 Kbps

P.M. Dawn, the Jersey City duo consisting of brothers (Attrell Cordes) and DJ Minutemix

3. Jesus Wept (1995)

Often overlooked because it followed the commercial peak, Jesus Wept is the darkest and most experimental entry in the PM Dawn discography. Tracks like “Downtown Venus” (a bizarre, wonderful cover of Deep Purple’s “Hush”) and “The 9th Yard” feature distorted bass and frantic scratching by DJ Minutemix. This album needs a high bitrate; the distortion is deliberate, and at low bitrates, it sounds like digital clipping rather than artistic texture. PM Dawn Discography 320 Kbps

Dearest Christian, I'm So Sorry for Bringing You Here... (1998) “Gotta Be… Movin’ On Up” (Extended Mix) –

(Jarrett Cordes), redefined the boundaries of hip-hop in the early 1990s by blending ethereal pop, soul, and psychedelic R&B. Their discography remains a cornerstone for the "melodic rap" movement seen in modern artists like Drake and Frank Ocean. Core Studio Albums the distortion is deliberate

• “Gotta Be… Movin’ On Up” (Extended Mix) – A remix built around the Jeffersons theme song. The extended version at 320 Kbps adds a full minute of percussive breakdown.
• “Sometimes I Miss You So Much” (Todd Terry Remix) – House-inflected. The kick drum needs a high bitrate to avoid distortion.
• “Faith in You” (from the Coneheads soundtrack) – A lost ballad. Only available on an out-of-print CD. Rips below 256 Kbps are common; hunt for 320.
• “When My Sorrow Died (The G.O.D. Remix)” – A triphop masterpiece. Listen for the reversed cymbal swells.