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Deja Vu

Buy  / Stream it here: https://orcd.co/kjmmusclecars

Taken from the album ‘Strata Records – The Sound of Detroit – Reimagined by Jazzanova’, BBE Music, DJ Amir and 180 Proof records present the 3rd single from this monumental project.

This release features remixes by Japanese Club Jazz pioneers Kyoto Jazz Massive, and Genre Blending New Yorkers, musclecars.

Kyoto Jazz Massive were enlisted to remix the Jazzanova reimagining of Sam Sanders’s iconic song Face at my Window. Their mix adds an intimate Jazz Club feel to vocalist Sean Haefeli’s recording, which highlights the dynamics of Sean’s voice. The subtle tempo increase maintains the feel of the original and adds a punch to the brass section, making the track an entirely new experience.

musclecars add that traditional New York / Chicago House vibe to Jazzanova’s reimagining of Kenny Cox’s ‘Beyond the dream’, and the result is a skippy afro/latin dancefloor filler which can go on forever. musclecars demonstrate their genre blending superpowers on this mix which adds a garage swing to a jazz record, definitely going to be a jam for the dancefloors in 2023.

Both remixes showcase the importance of DJ Amir's unearthing of these strata gems, and Jazzanova’s reimagining, how they have breathed new life into one of Detroit’s hidden gems - Strata Records. They will definitely on board new audiences to the treasure trove that is Strata, and the iconic stories surrounding the often overlooked record label.
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Jazzanova - Beyond The Dream (featuring Sean Haefeli)

From the Essiebons retrospective album "The Best of Ebo Taylor. Volume 1". From the sleeve notes - "The enemy is closer than you think. Do not weep. Even Osagyefo Katakyir (Kwame Nkrumah) went on a journey and never returned.

Ebo Taylor - Tanfo  Nyi Ekyir. From the Essiebons album Best of Ebo Taylor.

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Produced by Ned Sublette
air date 2/11/2016

In Africa, drums don't only play rhythms, they send messages. “Ancient Text Messages: Batá Drums in a Changing World” explores an endangered tradition of drum speech in Nigeria, and how that tradition changed and thrived in Cuba, where large numbers of enslaved Yoruba arrived in the 19th century. Producer Ned Sublette speaks with ethnomusicologist Amanda Villepastour, language technician Tunde Adegbola, and drummer Kenneth Schweitzer about how language and music overlap.

Ancient Text Messages: Batá Drums in a Changing World

Mix title: This Is Dedicated To....

This mix comes directly from DJ Viva Ari (CVC Bay Area) collection.

"This collection of love songs is for whoever you, the listener, want it to be for. It could be for the person who understands your soul, or for the person you admire from afar. 

 For the one who has been by my side for 6 years, “I love you without knowing how, or when, or from where. I love you simply, without problems or pride", this one's for you." - DJ Viva Ari

Come out and listen to DJ Viva Ari(CVC Bay Area) spin tunes at our next event.

For track listing and more info on DJ: 

http://www.chulitavinylclub.com/cvc-blog/2017/4/4/chulita-viva-ari-this-is-dedicated-to

Chulita Viva Ari - This Is Dedicated To....

Adeline

Magic

COMPOSERS:
ARON KYNE (Songrwriting, Production)
GABRIEL MAKAMANZI (Shakers) 
TOBY COULING (Drums) 
ARON KYNE (Drum programming, Piano, Synth bass, Hand claps, )
CHRISTOPHE SKIRL (Tambourine)
SHINGAI (Vocals, Backing vocals)
CHARLIE KAY (Recording, Additional production)
File: SOUTH LONDON SAFARI - MIXv5 - HD MASTER - 24 - 44.1kHz - 080620

LYRICS:
SOUTH LONDON SAFARI

Cool your lip, take it in your stride
All of this, look me in the eyes
Stand right back, who are you to decide
The ones that get to rise after the fall

Found a way to escape, from reality
Take my hand come on let’s pray
Won’t be played, like a tambourine
So change your ways, only so much we can take before we break

We won’t suffer, we won’t suffer no more
We won’t suffer, won’t suffer no more

Whoa, whoa, woah, why..

Bit by bit, while the world collided around me
I used to sit and stare at the horizon
This ain’t it, time to live your life yeah
We’re the ones that get to rise after the fall

Coz we found a way to escape, from reality
Take my hand come on lets pray
Don’t be played, like a tambourine
Or change your ways
Only so much we can take before we break

We won’t suffer, we won’t suffer no more
We won’t suffer, won’t suffer no more

Whoa, whoa, woah, why..
South London safari

You can’t civilise me, people wanna criticise me oh.
When they were lying.
I Thought that I could be myself with you?
So why you trying, you’re addicted to the bright lights & the bullshit
You’re people are dying yo, nobody’s crying
Busy out here flying, flying away
We’re busy out here flying, flying away
Busy out here flying, flying away
We’re flying, we’re flying yeah
We won’t suffer, we won’t suffer no more
We won’t suffer, won’t suffer no more

Whoa, whoa, woah, why..
South London safari

We used to get high by the dinosaurs in Crystal palace
Malice in wonderland
We couldn’t go outside till I’d done my chores or
Auntie Gladys would take me by the hand

Stone circles, Hilly fields park
Try’na light a cigarette, waiting for a spark
My friends don’t cry when I’m sitting in the dark
By the light of the moon, hear me sing like a lark
I should be getting home soon, he’ll be waiting
I don’t wanna let him down, what a shame ting
Tell me who’s to blame Shing, she said
So I said my prayers to our lady of consumption
It’s rude to stare with your thoughts & your assumptions
Natural hairdo, Norwood Junction
I’m sat in the hair chair trying to function
He had a half paid scholarship to St Dunstans
Every penny spent, now they’re facing gazumtion
Feds at the door, body cameras, trunctions
South London safari..

We used to get high by the dinosaurs in Crystal palace
Malice in wonderland
Never went outside till we’d done our chores
Livin, Lovin the view from the Horniman

We used to get high by the dinosaurs in Crystal palace
Malice in wonderland
Couldn’t go outside till we’d done our chores or
Aunty Gladys would take us by the hand 
South London safari..(Get inside!)

Too Bold

South London Safari

Ubalauka

Ubalauka - Keke Minowa

Brunch Boots

Yup, it's real–we can't believe it either. The guys have the extraordinary privilege and honor of talking with legendary Black revolutionary Angela Davis. She discusses her experience this summer during uprising, the remarkable popularization of abolition, the significance of addressing gender violence and inequality in the fight for liberation, and much much more. Wow!

SHOW NOTES
Grace Lee Boggs and Jimmy Boggs - http://boggscenter.org/

Audre Lorde - https://alp.org/about/audre

Fumbling Towards Repair - https://www.akpress.org/fumbling-towards-repair.html

Creative Interventions toolkit - https://www.creative-interventions.org/tools/toolkit/

George Jackson - http://www.historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/rodneyjackson.html

Attica Brothers - https://www.prisonlegalnews.org/news/2011/sep/15/remembering-attica-forty-years-later/

Without Guarantees by Stuart Hall - https://www.google.com/books/edition/Without_Guarantees/MYcFKbUl0zkC?hl=en&gbpv=0

Frank "Big Black" Smith - https://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/03/us/frank-smith-71-is-dead-sought-justice-after-attica.html

Critical Resistance - http://criticalresistance.org/

Mike Davis essay on PIC - http://archive.li/RF45D

INCITE! - https://incite-national.org/

Southern Negro Youth Congress - https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/southern-negro-youth-congress-1937-1949/

Mariame Kaba - http://mariamekaba.com/

Barbara Ransby - https://barbararansby.com/about-2/

Robin Kelley - https://history.ucla.edu/faculty/robin-kelley

Become an AirGo Amplifier - airgoradio.com/donate

Rate and review AirGo - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/airgo/id1016530091

Check out another wonderful podcast, The Lit Review, hosted by Chicago organizers Page May and Monica Trinidad - http://www.thelitreview.org/

Intro contains audio from "Crooklyn," produced by Q-Tip of A Tribe Called Quest and was featured in the 1994 film. 

📸 by kk ottesen

Ep 270 - Angela Davis

Afropop Worldwide is an internationally syndicated weekly radio series, online guide to African and world music, and an international music archive, that has introduced American listeners to the music cultures of Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean since 1988. Our radio program is hosted by Georges Collinet from Cameroon, the radio series is distributed by Public Radio International to 110 stations in the U.S., via XM satellite radio, in Africa via and Europe via Radio Multikulti. 