Space Eclectic 03

TANUKI CAFE COMPTOIR LYON_part2

Pure Audiophile

Iphone_part2

Март ’17

Music that reminds the old Bluemoon radio show!

bluemundo

Topissiiiiime!!

The Chisa Years 1965-1975 (Rare and Unreleased)

Mahlalela

The Ultimate Chi-Lites

Are You My Woman (Tell Me So)

Tocando Dentro

Metro

Amadou Et Mariam - Bara ( Joaquin`s Sacred Rhythm Mix )

Linton Kwesi Johnson Bass Culture Rar

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Linton Kwesi Johnson Bass Culture Rar

STILL LIVING IN SLAVERY
RELEASE DATE	2014-09-08
LABELS	                Baobab Music
CATALOG #	        BBMCD001

Mr Raoul K - Sene Kela feat. Laolu (Mr Raoul K & Laolu Version)

. first release of Nyami Nyami records in tribute to the late  Chiwoniso, a genius Zimbabwean singer and mbira player. 
. 350 copies limited edition 12'' / screen printed covers signed and numbered by artist Misheck Masamvu, each unique in color. Distribution by www.sofarecords.fr
. B side is a remix by Tendai 'Chimurenga Renaissance' Maraire, brother of Chiwoniso and one half of hip-hop duo Shabazz Palaces
. release planned  on wednesday april the 15th

Chiwoniso - Zvichapera

The Karminsky Experience Inc. - Exploration

Pre-Order the album now and download Kudaushe now for free!

AFRIQUOI
‘KOLABA’
Available in CD + digital formats
We’ve come a long way since the Drummers of Burundi’s now famous appearance at the inaugural WOMAD Festival in 1982. Today a new era for ‘world music’ is emerging, both in the UK and globally. The internet and permeation of mobile technology mean ideas and musical styles are shared globally at a rate faster than ever, with hiphop scenes in Senegal, house music scenes in South Africa, Kuduro in Portugal and futuristic African music across the UK.

In London, African music has become increasingly popular. No longer deemed “exotic”, it is simply part of the musical make-up of 21st century Britain. This is the starting point for Afriquoi - a new generation of musical producers and consumers who have grown up with African music alongside house, garage, drum and bass, grime, hiphop, reggae and jazz. 

Afriquoi’s debut album ‘Kolaba’, released 11th September on Wormfood Records, is a deep project with real roots. Rather than a one-off collaboration between musicians with no musical or personal connection, ‘Kolaba’ is 
the product of four years intense work with the same group of people, deepening their knowledge of each other’s musical, cultural and personal histories. This gives the Afriquoi sound a particular richness and uniqueness.

Bringing in elements of Congolese soukous and rumba, Mandinka griot music, Shona mbira and marimba, Jamaican dancehall, house, garage, disco and drum and bass, ‘Kolaba’ embraces styles from across the African diaspora but with its roots firmly planted in London where the band live. As guitarist Fiston ‘Papa’ Lusambo says, “This is a new music. If you miss it, you miss life”.

Afriquoi came to be in 2011 when promoter and percussionist André Marmot arranged separate production collaboration sessions between producer Nico Bentley, guitarist Fiston Lusambo, kora player Jally Kebba Suso and marimba player Kudaushe Matimba.

Having run ‘Rootmaster’, the world music sessions at Hootananny Brixton since 2009, André mixed with a huge number of London’s African musicians and groups, and so was in a unique position to arrange collaborations with fellow musicians. There was no set outcome planned beyond inviting a range of musicians he admired to collaborate with a producer he trusted, and seeing what happened. 

Further collaborations took place over the next few years with Jamaican/Birmingham vocalist Serocee, deep house/ disco vocalist and singer Andre Espeut, Algerian mandol player Seddik Zebiri, dancehall singer Warrior Queen, and grime MC Badness, as well as sessions with Swedish/Botswanan mbira player Otto Gumaelius, Gambian percussionist Musa Mboob, Senegalese singer Batch Gueye and guimbri player Nuru Kane. 

Although not all these artists made it onto the album it was an important formative experience for the band’s sound and after playing shows with a variety of personnel, the band cohered in Summer 2013 with the live lineup of Jally Kebba Suso (kora), Fiston Lusambo (guitar), André Espeut (vocals), Nico Bentley (live electronics) and André Marmot (percussion). 

Having performed at a hugely diverse range of festivals and venues including Glastonbury, The London Olympics 2012, Bestival, Secret Garden Party, Fusion Festival and many more, Afriquoi are set for more shows this summer with the ‘Kolaba’ album launch at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre, 11th September.

2015 live shows:

JULY
4th	SCOTLAND		Kelburn Garden Party
5th	LEEDS			Hi-Fi
17th	LONDON 		Lovebox Festival
18th	LANCASHIRE		Beat Herder Festival
25th	CAMBRIDGESHIRE	Secret Garden Party
AUGUST
1st	HOLLAND		Ruigoord Festival 
15th	GERMANY		3000grad Festival
29th	NORTHAMPTONSHIRE	Shambala Festival (DJ set)
30th	ITALY			Kribiskrabis Festival
31st	CROATIA		Dimensions Festival
SEPTEMBER
3rd	CROATIA		Outlook Festival, Croatia
11th	LONDON		Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre


Kudaushe (ft Kudaushe Matimba)

Czardasz (Ashik Cygan)

Taken from Khruangbin's debut album 'The Universe Smiles Upon You'. Order now at:

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Taking influence from 1960's Thai funk - their name literally translates to "Engine Fly" in Thai - Khruangbin’s debut album ‘The Universe Smiles Upon You’ is steeped in the bass-heavy, psychedelic sound of their inspiration, Tarantino soundtracks, and surf-rock cool. The Texan trio is formed of Laura Lee on bass, Mark Speer on guitar, and Donald “DJ” Johnson on drums.

‘The Universe Smiles Upon You’ was recorded at their spiritual home, a remote barn deep in the Texas countryside where their first rehearsals took place. The band listened to a lot of different types of music on the long drives out to the country but their favourites were the '60s and '70s Thai cassettes gleaned from the cult Monrakplengthai blog and compilations of southeast Asian pop, rock, and funk. This had a heavy impact on the direction of the band, the scales they used, and the inflection of the melodies; which coupled with the spaciousness of the Texan countryside culminated in Khruangbin forming their exotic, individual sound. 

“We feel like there is an ease that comes from being immersed in a space, away from the distractions of the city and everyday life. We make our music in a barn, in the Texas hill country, because it makes sense to us. Being there allows us to make music that comes naturally, and that’s what we wanted this album to be. We wanted to make a record that just let the music happen, and we hope that’s what you can hear.”

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Khruangbin - People Everywhere (Still Alive)

Taj Mahal - Catfish Blues

Laurent De Wilde - Moanin

Rendezvous

Tea For Two (feat. Cassandra Wilson)

Best of les années Ducretet Thomson

Parce que

Omar - Theres Nothing Like This (RR RMX)
Prod By RODDYROD

Omar - Theres Nothing Like This (RODDYROD RE_RUB)

Movements

Paint It Black

The Winding Way

Willy Crook Y Los Funky Torinos

Willy Crook & Funky Torinos -Seen Sin

Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone: The Spaghetti Western Collection

My Name is Nobody - Main Theme

Andrew Sharpley: electronics / Lia Sharpley: drum programming. / Linton Kwesi Johnson: thanks, I borrowed your voice.

Inglan Is A Bitch ( Linton Kwesi Johnson dub)

IN TRUE AFRO-TECH-HOUSE, SUN OF GAO TAKES YOU DEEEEEEP!

HAILING FROM THE IVORY COAST OF WEST AFRICA, GERMAN-BASED PRODUCER MR. RAOUL K BRINGS HIS SIGNATURE BLISSED-OUT COMBINATION OF ELEGANT PROGRESSIONS & AFRO-TECH-HOUSE BEATS TO FATSOULS.

PRODUCED & ARRANGED BY:- MR. RAOUL K

N'GONI: ASSABA, TALKING DRUM: DELE AYORNDI, PERCUSSION BY: LEYE M. BAYE.

COPYRIGHT 20009 - FATSOULS RECORDS. PUBLISHING - PANSA PANSA MUSIC (ASCAP)
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A FEW REVIEWS:-

- CITY MIX - GREAT BUILDING UP! SUPER DEEP AND SPIRITUAL. LOVING IT! VILLAGE MIX -
THIS ONE, TOO. IT HAS GREAT VIBES - HIDEO KOBAYASHI.

- NICE PRODUCTION, MY FAVORITE MIX IS THE CITY MIX - CLAUDE MONET.

- LOVIN' THE CITY MIX! A REAL BUILBER, IT HAS SOME ECHOES OF PRAISE BY INNER CITY (MAYDAY MIX), LOVIN' THE SOUND QUALITY AS WELL. THE VILLAGE MIX IS MORE OF A TOUGH NUT TO CRACK FOR ME, I EXPECT IT TO GO CHILL, BUT THE BEATS KINDA OVERRULED THAT - SVEN VAN HEES.

Mr. Raoul K - Sun of Gao - (City Mix)

It's A Shame | The Spinners

Making History

Linton Kwesi Johnson - Reggae Fi Radni

Come di  (Paolo Conte)

When I'm In Your Arms

1. Street 66	
2. It Noh Funny	
3. Sonny's Lettah (Anti-Sus Poem)	
4. Fite Dem Back

Linton Kwesi Johnson ‎– Reggae Greats

Avishai Cohen Trio - Remembering

Label : Crosstown Rebels 

CRMLP020 A2. Soulcenter - What you're doin (Acid Pauli edit)

Soulcenter  -  What you're doin (Acid Pauli edit) [Promotional purpose]

Various tracks from #LintonKwesiJohnson including the wonderful "Song of Blood" by #VivianWeathers
"Linton Kwesi Johnson was born on 24 August 1952 in Chapelton, a small town in the rural parish of #Clarendon, Jamaica. He came to London in 1963, went to Tulse Hill secondary school and later studied Sociology at Goldsmiths’ College, University of London. Whilst still at school he joined the Black Panthers, helped to organise a poetry workshop within the movement and developed his work with #Rasta Love, a group of poets and drummers. In 1977 he was awarded a C Day Lewis Fellowship, becoming the writer-in-residence for the London Borough of Lambeth for that year. He went on to work as the Library Resources and Education Officer at the Keskidee Centre, the first home of Black theatre and art."

Read the rest of the biography at http://www.lintonkwesijohnson.com/linton-kwesi-johnson/

Buy LKJ records, read interviews, find concerts dates + all booking info at http://www.lintonkwesijohnson.com/

Linton Kwesi Johnson

Sharing House/Tech sounds from everybody!!!!

Repost :     House/Tech

Likes :         Deep Tech, Deep House and other

Hope you'll like them don't hesitate to follow and Repost sounds you like ;)

Laurent De Wilde - Moanin

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