Come Touch The Sun is the debut album by Mo' Horizons, a nice Nu Jazz and Acid Jazz album, with some Downtempo there too. They said it was dedicated to the sun and it giving warmth to all people, and it shows. Most tracks on this record are just great Acid/Nu Jazz, but one standout track is "Hold On", a African influenced track that has more political lyrics than any other track in their whole discography. Another standout is one of the biggest tracks on here "Foto Viva", which brings a sensual, chill vibe that just sounds incredible. And the most fun, optimistic track here, "Flyin' Away". Here are the highlights:

- Hold On
- Foto Viva
- Flyin' Away

Morcheeba's debut, "Who Can You Trust?" is my personal favorite Trip Hop album. It has such an enjoyable vibe to it. "Trigger Hippie" is an earworm for me, I randomly sing it all the time. "Never An Easy Way" is another one of those tracks, a really beautiful, chill track. Here are the highlights:

- Never An Easy Way
- Trigger Hippie
- Almost Done
- Who Can You Trust?

Moodorama's debut album Basement Music, isn't bad, but definitely not as strong as the other two. Another good Trip Hop album, with some standout tracks, nothing really crazy, just alright, but the vocals might be a bit off putting to some (not me). Here are the highlights:

- Dark Sun
- Jazz Tip
- S.A.M.

Three incredibly underrated albums you should listen to! Part 2!