Dego & The 2000Black Family

A record that moves like a living pulse — warm, angular, and defiantly human in a world wired too tight. The Way It Should Be is Dego and the 2000Black Family in full technicolour stride: broken-beat bones wrapped in velvet soul, jazz chords stretched into new galaxies, rhythm carved with purpose.

Each track feels like a conversation between ancestors and future selves — syncopation bending time, basslines speaking in truths, harmonies glowing like streetlights after rain. There’s philosophy in the grooves, tenderness in the off-kilter swing, a quiet rebellion in every chord change that refuses the ordinary.

It’s an album of movement and meaning — late-night studio smoke, community heat, the electricity of musicians who play like they know exactly what’s at stake.

A manifesto disguised as groove. A compass pointing home.
Exactly the way it should be.