Title: Stretch 2
Content:  Primarily an electronic hip-hop album, Stretch 2 features avant-garde time signatures, warped pitches, and “a kind of post-millennial take on trip-hop with a debt to Aphex Twin", as well as influences from gangsta rap, garage, and new age.
Title: Stretch Music
Content:  Stretch Music (Introducing Elena Pinderhughes) is a studio album by American jazz trumpeter Christian Scott released on September 18, 2015 by Ropeadope Records. This is his fifth full-length studio album as a leader.
Title: Stretch Music
Content:  rock, R&B, African drum music, Caribbean music, brass band and second-line music from his home city of New Orleans – are sprinkled throughout as well. Although wholly individualistic, one is left wondering whether perhaps this is the future of trumpet music – now fully realized – that Miles Davis once imagined back during the last decade of his life." Nathan Stevens of Spectrum Culture wrote: "Stretch Music might be the most appropriate title for an album this year. The genre in question here is jazz, but it’s stretched and mutated at all different angles and sides, stretched to its limits. Of course, that's not surprising when the man behind the stretching has a few Edison awards kicking around 
Title: Stretch 2
Content:  Stretch 2 is an extended play by Venezuelan producer Arca. It was released on 6 August 2012 by UNO NYC, following its predecessor Stretch 1 in April.
Title: Stretch (band)
Content:  Stretch were a 1970s British rock band that grew from the collaboration between Elmer Gantry (real name Dave Terry) and Kirby (real name Graham) Gregory. Gantry had been the frontman of Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera. Kirby had been a member of Curved Air.
Title: Stretch (album)
Content:  Stretch is the ninth studio album by the American solo artist Scott Walker. It was released in November 1973 but was unsuccessful on the music charts. It was Walker's first solo album for CBS/Columbia records after departing from Philips Records. The majority of the songs recorded for the album were covers of old songs, some of which were by songwriters Walker had covered before such as Randy Newman and Jimmy Webb. The one new song "Someone Who Cared" was written by the album's producer, Del Newman. The album was recorded in 1973 at Nova Studios, Marble Arch, London. Receiving negative reviews from critics the album was released as an LP in November 1973. The album was reissued and released on CD in 1997 by BGO Records coupled with Walker's tenth studio album 1974's We Had It All.
Title: Stretch (band)
Content: Elastique (1975) (Anchor) ; You Can't Beat Your Brain for Entertainment (1976) (Anchor) ; Lifeblood (1977) (Anchor) ; Forget the Past (1978) (Hot Wax - not the US label of the same name) ; Can't Judge a Book... The Peel Sessions (1996) (Strange Fruit) ; Stretch: The Story of Elmer Gantry (1996) (Repertoire) ; Why Did You Do It: The Best of Stretch (2007) (Repertoire) ; That's the Way the Wind Blows – A Collection (2011) (Repertoire) ; Unfinished Business (2011) (Repertoire) 
Title: Stretch Music
Content:  and the gut as the head. Christian Scott fits perfectly in this new merging of genres, and it’s exciting to imagine him collaborating with any of the Brainfeeder artists and exploring work with rappers. Even if he never comes in direct contact with these parts of the musical world, Stretch Music is an exciting enough of a contribution to be more than enough." In listing it among his ten favorite albums of the 2010s, Rob Shepherd of PostGenre noted: "Instead of choosing to focus primarily on [jazz or hip hop], it pulls both forms from a place of equal footing toward a middle where they merge into one new and vibrant music. Flourishes from other influences – particularly 
Title: Stretchin' Out
Content:  Stretchin' Out is a 1983 studio album by a trio led by clarinetist Kenny Davern, along with Chuck Riggs and Dick Wellstood.
Title: Stretch (rapper)
Content:  on "5 Deadly Venomz." That was produced by Stretch, who produced two more tracks, "The Streetz R Deathrow" and, featuring Live Squad, "Holler If Ya Hear Me." Stretch made cameo appearances in music videos for the Mac Mall song "Ghetto Theme," directed by Tupac, and, in 1993, for the Above The Law, Money B, and Tupac song "Call It What You Want," as well as in movies, Ed Lover & Doctor Dre's 1993 film Who's the Man? and Tupac's 1996 film Bullet. In March 1994, on The Arsenio Hall Show, 2Pac and Stretch performed "Pain," a track on the Above the Rim soundtrack's only cassette version and merely a single's B side, but swiftly a rap favorite.

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