Harambee EP

La Gozadera

Harambee

When We Used To Dance

Harambee (Voilaaa Remix)

The last Part of Our Set at Tunnel Club Milano before Dam Swindle at the ten Years Heist Recordings Party .

Alma Negra at Tunnel Club Milano 04.02.23

A1 - Mão Negra

Enjoy the Warm Up Mix we did last time at Viertel Club Basel for the Afrohaus Event .

Afrohaus - Viertel - Alma - Negra - Live - Warm Up Mix  - 261024

Midnight Run

Maloya

3. B1 Amazigh

1 .A1 Fula Flute

2 . A2 Fula's Flute (Esa & Santuri Remix)

This is a mix we did once for our first release on Sofrito, check other well selected mixes on their page:
http://www.sofrito.co.uk/mixes

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O Son De Cabo Verde Mix

B1.Alma Negra - Safari (Yoruba Soul Mix)

A1. Alma Negra - Safari

Digger's Workouts, Part 3 is the final release in the series and continues where the first two volumes left us but that's not all, included is also a remix by the hot duo Rainer Trueby & Corrado Bucci present TRUCCY.
Another essential release in the Basic Fingers catalogue.

B1. Alma Negra - Agadez

A2. Alma Negra - Burkina Berlin (Rainer Trueby & Corrado Bucci present Truccy Remix)

A1. Alma Negra - Burkina Berlin

We delivered for the 10th anniversary of Electrocaïne a mix and an Interview you can read here: http://electrocaine.com/podcast/083/

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Electrocaïne Session #083

The second of Alma Negra’s 12 Rhythms Series is dedicated to the Maloya sound from La Réunion, a tiny island where a melting pot of cultures is reflected strongly in its music. Maloya’s roots go back to the time of slavery, its quick tempo and raw energy making it not only a popular dance music but also a powerful protest through movement.
On their Maloya EP, the Basel collective pay tribute to the hypnotic rhythms that were feared both by the Catholic Church and the French government for the musical form’s subversive part in the rebellion against colonialism.
The release revolves around two contrasting Alma Negra re-workings of Lindigo’s Tany Be. The first takes a classic call & response structure in 12/8 and 6/8 rhythms, adding a driving bass line and guitar licks. A solid 909-kick locks things in step, along with a sax flourish and FM synths. Their re-imagining of African and Tamil influences for modern dancers is a triumphant manifestation of the music’s origins.
With the main reworking focusing on a rolling dance floor groove, the Dub Mix concentrates on trance-inducing aspect of Maloya. Using a modular set up to pick apart layers of percussion, it is a dense and heady trip into the spirit world.
The B side focuses on Christine Salem, one of today's stars of the Maloya scene. Without wanting to squeeze the soul from her deep tones, Kabaré is slowed down a notch, with drums added sparingly. This sensitive treatment gives the track just enough weight and tension to punch in on todays dance floors without losing the intent of the original.
The source material for this EP has been road tested from the very beginning of Alma Negra’s journey. The collective have gone to great lengths to ensure the original creators are on board with their treatment of their music and are honoured to be given the chance to distil their own ethos into a record that is bubbling with today’s dance floor drive. Their reverent treatment aims to preserve the power and beauty of the source material, to bring uncovered gems to a new audience.

A1 Lindigo - Tany Be (Alma Negra Rework)

B2 Lindigo - Tany Be (Alma Negra Dub)

Erytrea Nèdègé (Saho)

B SOL - Erytrea Nèdègé (Saho)

B2 James Stewart - Juju Chil

B1 James Stewart - La Danse D Achille

A2 James Stewart Feat. Martha Thom   Jacob Mafuleni - Mugara Ndega

Sueño Latino

Eritrea EP

Haleto lale lalô (Saho)

Visions

Vision

Berimbau

Eba Aka Jerome et le Sanwi Star - Trasion (Alma Negra Edit)

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