und ewig währt Ruhe_Teil 2 (Morgentau live 1981 in NMS)

Inspired by early 90's house music, Toshihiro Moriguchi aka DJ Monchan has been spinning many genres, as well as producing disco edits and deep house for over a decade here in New York City. The Brooklynite steps up to provide us with an hour of that goodness for Episode 38. Enjoy!

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Razor-N-Tape Podcast - Episode 38: DJ Monchan

Pour ce podcastel, nous invitons le lyonnais Waxist, qui nous offre une ode à la simplicité : Une selection de disques en provenance du marché aux puces, mixés en mode selecta.
Un bon moyen de se rappeler que pour groover il suffit d'une bonne dose de love, ce dont ce mix en déborde !

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This week we take a break from house with this great journey through soul, hip-hop, downtempo and other great stuff. Let's welcome Jazzinsoul from Kingdom of Eswatini in the Deep Inspiration Show. Enjoy.

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Deep Inspiration Show 419 "Guestmix by Jazzinsoul (Kingdom of Eswatini)"

Hi everybody we’re back with a very special guest: Manu Boubli, the co-owner of Superfly Records and the guy who has introduced me to deep spiritual Jazz 15 years ago.

For this 27th show I started the first half of the mix with only Future Classics with the lovely spiritual tunes by Asher Gamedze, Phi-Psonics, Raffy Bushman, Cool Affair & Sisonke Xonti  and Tenderlonious. Also, the contemporary ambient jazz of Hania Rani and the brand new brazil flavored sound from Caixa Cubo, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge feat Azymuth and A Bossa Elétrica for a killer Roy Ayers’ Cover.

Manu Boubli chose a great selection of his “favorite things” featuring some forgotten and very rare spiritual jazz nuggets from Catalyst , The Lightmen Plus One, Brother Ah, Ayizan, Jack Wilkins , Steve Colson Unity and Sun Ra And His Outer Space Arkestra. For all the jazz dancers you can find the killer tune from David Wertman Sun Ensemble “Forrest Dance”, what a Tune!

Coincidentally, as Nat Birchall did for My Favorite Things Vol 26, Manu opened his set from a deep reggae track from Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari, definitely a must have record. Enjoy!

Psycut's set

01 - Asher Gamedze - Siyabulela (2020)
02 - Phi-Psonics - The Cradle (2020)
03 - Raffy Bushman - Look Up (2020)
04 - Tenderlonious - Rocco's Raga (2020)
05 - Hania Rani - Buka (2020)
06 - Mistura Pura - Midnight For Tommy (2020)
07 - Cool Affair & Sisonke Xonti - The Real New World Order (2020)
08 - Okvsho - Kamala's Danz (2020)
09 - Caixa Cubo - Palavras (2020)
10 - Azymuth, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge - Sumaré (2020)
11 - A Bossa Elétrica - Sob a Luz Do Sol (2020)

Manu Boubli's set

12 - Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari - Poem (1972)
13 - Catalyst - Bahia (1976)
14 - Bob Marley - Talkin’ 6 
15 - The Lightmen Plus One - Ashie (1971)
16 - Build An Ark - Peace And Love (2004)
17 - Gary McFarland - Pecos Pete (1964)
18 - Imani - Just Another Love Song (1983)
19 - Jack Wilkins - Red Clay (1973)
20 - Jeanne Lee - The Miracle Is (1975)
21 - Brother Ah - Key To Nowhere (1983)
22 - Ayizan - Tribilasyon (1984)
23 - Solomon G. Ilori - Prayer (1962)
24 - Steve Colson Unity - Lateen (1980)
25 - David Wertman Sun Ensemble - Forrest Dance (1983)
26 - Sun Ra And His Outer Space Arkestra - Nuclear War (1983)

MY FAVORITE THINGS — Show #27 w/ Manu Boubli (Superfly Records) (Hosted by Psycut)

Jeff was at the controls for this months instalment of Sweet Nothings. He brought 2 hours of laid back soul, funk and jazz selections, perfect for a sunny day, inside are unreleased bits from BBE as well as never heard before Moodyman remix.

Sweet Nothings w/ Jeff - September 2020

Tune in for Hour of Light with Ahu, Istanbul-based cult singer, DJ and songwriter.

On this month's show, Ahu is joined by Adelaide-based DJ and producer Inkswel for a guest mix.

Hour of Light: Ahu with Inkswel - Inner Tribe Special

This mix is inspired by my love of hip hop fused with smoking soul music which is what my interpretation of Neo Soul is all about.

Illustrating musical BIGness from the UK to the US of A including tracks by Manchester’s Children of Zeus, London soulstress Terri Walker Legendary King of the vibes Roy Ayers and Neo Soul production Pioneer, the late great J Dilla, this feels like one of my favourite mixtapes I’ve done so I hope you enjoy. If you’re feeling this, my Neo Soul sessions comp should be your Kinda flava, Thanks to Music is my Sanctuary for asking me to do this mix! 
Peace, Beats + Love 
RH x

MIMS Guest Mix: RONNIE HEREL (London, UK / BBE Music)

Last Sept' (2020)i managed to speak in a post curfew gig at the Pipe & Slippers in Bristol.

This mix starts with a tribute to Kool & The Gang <3 

I hope you enjoy these smooth soothing grooves!

Southville Jams Part 1 - Mixed by Andy Compton

01. Don’t Fear The Sound (Full Expansion) - The Astral Walkers 
02. Acid Jazz - GU
03. Depicted (G-s Real Dub) - Larry de Kat
04. Be The Change (Beatapella) - Laroye
05. That Hour - The Strictly Jazz Unit 
06. Escravos De Jo (Bonus Beats) - Jerome Sydenham
07. Nodyahed - Mr. Fingers 
08. Peace Bird - Genius Of Time
09. Chicago Theme (Dub) - Glenn Underground 
10, The Touch (Dubbyman Remix) - Bengoa
11. I Won't Lay Back - Rick 'Poppa" Howard
12. Terraforming - Dan Only
13. It's Like (Detroit Love) - Ursula Rucker & Mirko Loko
14. We Go Back - Delano Smith
15. Natty Dread - Trinidadian Deep
16. Spirit Of The Black 808 - Soulizm
17. Digital Sound - Chaos In The CBD
18. Focus - Black Jazz Consortium feat Reno Ka
19. Rejuvenating Season - Boo Williams & Demarkus Lewis ft Cynthia Glover
20. Burnout (Ron Trent Remix) - The Robinsons
21. Beloved - Osunlade

Stream 101 Radio 12.11.20

This is a very emotional tribute to one of my absolute favorite producer and DJ, Phil Asher. He truly had his own unique signature sound and he was perfectly joining the dots between the US and UK scenes. 

Championing the NYC and New Jersey sounds from the earliest days as a DJ, he then started producing and creating a unique blend of raw House grooves that were becoming deeper, jazzier and delicate as the nineties moved along. His experimentations and visions actually led to the foundations of the ’Broken Beat’ and West London sound that exploded in the late nineties with fellow partners that became well known as part of the Reinforced and Bugs In The Attic crews. In the early 2000’s, their Co-Op parties were crucial in spreading this whole new form of music. 

Gone too sone at the age of 50, he left an indelible mark and an impressive precious discography. This mix is separated in two parts featuring his productions and remixes almost on chronological order so you can hear the whole progression and evolution of his music. The first part showcase his early productions and remixes that were mostly influenced by the NYC and Jersey sounds of the time. Around 1995, a more jazzy feel started to surface and became amplified as the years moved on, resulting on some Broken Beat prototypes. On the second part of the mix, focusing on his releases after 2000, you can hear the culmination of his works resulting in one the baddest fusion of House, Broken Beat, Soul and Jazz. 

R.I.P.

Tribute to PHIL ASHER — Part 2 (Selected & Mixed by The Rawsoul)

Deeply prolific Bristol-based house connoisseur Andy Compton has released over 50 albums and over 200 EPs (either under his own name or as part of his legendary group The Rurals, COMPTON or L.A.M.P, Blue Dream) on his essential Peng label and imprints like Motown, Universal, EMI, Sony, Ralf GUM’s GOGO Music, Chicago’s LARGE Music, Seasons, Viva, Hed Kandi and many others.
South Africa has embraced Andy's deep house sounds, and because of his popularity over there, and albums released via EMI, SONY, WEA, and now Universal. He has done over 20 South African tours in the past 10 years.
Since discovering house music in the early ‘90s Compton has released a dazzling array of music and worked with an army of artists. He’s been featured on the cover of the seminal DJ Magazine and had his music used in TV show Six Feet Under, while tunes like “Sweeter Sounds” have become bona fide anthems at spots like NY’s Shelter. He has worked with top class vocalists Celestine, Marie Tweek, Diviniti, Kafele, Rowan, Ladybird, Sabrina Chyld and many others!
Compton's Dj skills have turned heads and twisted bodies worldwide, with his thumping brew of electronic beats swathed in coolly-crafted melodies, with Peng becoming one of the premiere labels on the planet, garnering support from house big-hitters like Louie Vega, Larry Heard, Mark Farina and Osunlade (to name a few).
All this has solidified Compton’s reputation as one of the most respected house music players on the planet.

Southville Jams Part 1 - Mixed by Andy Compton

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