Womb

Fable - Womb

"Salta Corazon" morphs from cumbia to reggae before it's flipped jump-up jungle stylee

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Salta Corazon (Jumping Hearts Mix)

recorded in march 2012
out oct 13 on http://cd1d.com/fr/album/le-triomphe-du-chaos

Night Life Ravers feat Fatim Kouyaté - Manjul - Samba Diabaté

Deep down in the distant jungle of Mexico, in Chichen Itza, the most powerful city in the land, the great go of the empire appeared, the divine Kukulkan (also known as Feathered Snake) acting as overlord to all Mayan Kings. His appearance marks the beginning of a strong cultural influx and prosperity for the Mayan empire! SUPERPENDEJOS, the mysterious duo that came to the Kingdom from another planet were responsible for astrophysics, solar systems and the identification of a new music to enlighten people. With the help of great ruler they became “High Priests of the Sun”, and recorded some elliptical space-time music in stone discs which were buried in the city of Tulum (in the Mayam region) for ages in order to avoid the seizure of them by Spanish conquistadores. Ages ago our technicians managed to identify these diamonds and after careful examination in SHANGO RECORDS laboratories we’re giving you “EN ORBITA EP”, a Tropical intergalactic planetary journey beyond space and time!

Bandcamp:
https://shangorecords.bandcamp.com/album/en-orbita


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Built around some samples of traditional songs from Zambie, this track was at first a tribute to the NGO that recorded those people. 
Indeed, the "Zambilila" NGO was and is still working in Zambie, building a school for kids coming from several villages around the country. I was once invited to one of there musical evening and I composed the first notes of this African ballad...

Enjoy the trip, and in order to know more about the association, check it out there: 

http://zambilila.org/fr/
https://www.facebook.com/Zambilila

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Zambilila

Ethiopia https://soundcloud.com/jackhicham/ethiopian-groove-podcast-jackhicham
Hypnotic grooves from the legendary Tesfa Maryam Kidané

Tesfa Maryam Kidané - Heywèté

Jamil Jamal

Yazz Ahmed - Jamil Jamal

I'm feeling blessed to play and create with these talented and creative musicians. we go on weekly improvised journeys in my home studio, and this is a bit of one of these journeys.

this music was made by:

Yaniv Gorgy - Didjeridoo
Oded Kaufman - Kays, Pads, Didje Effects and some other magic.
Yoni Talias - Bass
Aharon Hariss - Drums. Editing and mixing with the big big help of Israel Feignboum.

SpaceShip Caravan Jam #2 - Floating Staircase

Album version.  Featuring Tony Moses on DJ vocals.

Soul Majestic - Feels Good

Dirtmusic
Taken from the album 'Bu Bir Ruya'
Release Date: January 26th 2018
Order now: https://goo.gl/X8zG9U

Dirtmusic return for their fifth album, a full-scale collaboration with Turkish-psych visionary Murat Ertel from Baba Zula. Recorded in Istanbul, the album navigates hypnotic rhythms, cinematic atmospheres and dark political realities.

‘We need music like this to stay sane’ – Murat Ertel

The striking figure of Murat Ertel is standing at the door of his home studio, a converted mechanic’s garage in a suburb of Istanbul. The Turkish capital is a tense and conflicted place these days, but Baba Zula’s leader and saz man is on fine form. Before him stand those current and former musical nomads, Chris Eckman and Hugo Race, guitars in hand. Dirtmusic are about to take on their latest, and perhaps most thrilling, form.

But let’s rewind a little, for Dirtmusic’s story is worth your time (although it perhaps makes more sense to talk about Dirtmusics plural).

Originally a straight-talking, mainly acoustic trio mining blues and country for 21st century gold, the band’s first happy accident was to stumble upon Tamikrest at the fabled Festival au Désert in Timbuktu in 2008. A musical love story began, running through that joyous first collaboration with Tamikrest in BKO (2010), followed by Troubles (2013) and Lion City (2014), which expanded the roster to include Ben Zabo, Samba Touré and a host of other superb Malian musicians. In the meantime, however, the Islamist takeover of Northern Mali in 2012 had darkened the sound and the songwriting, giving them a tone that continues to resonate through the new record.

Back to that garage. True to form, Eckman and Race look to improvise, for that line to the Bamako years is still strong. They’ve come with a couple of beats and loops – and they’re not even sure whether they will attach any words to this year’s Dirtmusic. But Ertel knows they need to tell a story. The time and the place demand it. This is being recorded in Istanbul after all, and Eckman has flown there from Slovenia, a country that has secured its southern border with razor wire – and Race from Australia, where sea-borne refugees are detained indefinitely on remote islands. And so it goes, a tale of borders and walls, of cold fronts and cold hearts.

‘We need a story,’ said Murat. This year’s Dirtmusic summit has given us another one to think about and, as importantly, to dance to. The desert tent has been swapped for the garage in Northern Istanbul, for now, but the concerns remain the same: to tear down borders, real and imagined, as quickly as they can be thrown up. Ten years in, this singular band with a plural soul have made their finest record yet.

‘Recording like this is truly in the moment, there are no preconceptions to satisfy and the music and words are improvised. We drew inspiration from the atmosphere of Istanbul, the general disaffection with the state media and the uncertainty of the immediate future’ – Hugo Race

‘[Murat’s] studio is really a warm and relaxed place to work. I think if we had tried the same thing at a slick studio, with the clock running, it wouldn't have come together so easily. By the end of the first day the friendships were already forming and we were having a hell of a good time’ – Chris Eckman

SpaceShip Caravan Jam #2 - Floating Staircase

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