Super Djata (Afrobotic Amp Edit)

Hey today a cover of Hammer of Justice from deltarune i hope guys gonna enjoy!

Ytb: https://youtu.be/OXFdA1Ugbe4

Spotify: soon

Original By TobyFox

Deltarune : https://deltarune.com

Art https://x.com/1myourizaxi/status/1931511807140876554

Deltarune - Hammer of Justice [cover]

Japanese producer Anchorsong brings a mellow, uplifting 70s afro-disco feel to Afriquoi’s much-loved track ‘Kudaushe’. Replacing the euphoric afro-house vibe of the original with a funky, organic-sounding bassline, crunchy horns and keys, this version adds a sunset softness to Kudaushe’s warm marimba and hypnotic vocals.

Featuring veteran, ex-Bundu Boys Zimbabwean marimba player Kudaushe Matimba, the original is the first track of Afriquoi’s album ‘Kolaba’ which was released in September 2015.

buy it here: http://bit.ly/1okGIpr

Afriquoi: Kudaushe (Anchorsong Remix)

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/meu-kamba-vol.-2/id1095293296
https://open.spotify.com/album/0psVAhifMw7TJ1yOKsQ3o1
http://www.deezer.com/album/12680584
https://www.amazon.com/Meu-Kamba-Vol-Rocky-Marsiano/dp/B01DB7CBPK/ref=sr_1_4?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1459766899&sr=1-4-mp3-albums-bar-strip-0&keywords=Rocky+Marsiano

Original song “Toroça de Estudante” by N’Kassa Cobra (Guinea Bissau)
itunes.apple.com/us/album/n-kassa…erie/id976623805

@rockymarsiano's first album, Meu Kamba, felt like the very natural, spontaneous reaction between a serious hip hop head, an MPC and a deep collection of Lusophone African records. Upon its release the album immediately drew loads of attention, and Rocky Marsiano quickly hit the road across Europe.

Performing as a sound system with musicians naturally led Rocky Marsiano towards this second volume, which follows a very different approach:

"Meu Kamba was made very impulsively - if I felt a track worked, if there was a good balance to it, I didn't go much further with the production because I wanted it to sound raw.

On this new volume I did exactly the opposite: every single track was experimented on, its possibilities tested. So this time around there's a lot more production on every track: bass lines, retro synths, guitar licks, extra vocals, different drum patterns and textures...

It took almost two years to pick the original songs reinterpreted here. Months of a musical journey which led towards a lot of music and influences from Guinea Bissau, which wasn't a part of the first Meu Kamba. "With this second volume I want to close the cycle, finish a story: my hommage to music from Lusophone Africa."

Rocky Marsiano - "Escola D'vida"

• Download the whole release for only 1€ on Bandcamp : http://bit.ly/2m1XNGK • 🎧

Merci Around The World, Chicky Boom, Aroop Roy, The Busy Twist, Hans Reuschl, Cervo, UMOJA, Vianney Postic

It has been four years since Mawimbi started building itself as a staple for all things tropical in the Paris music scene by curating nights, hosting radio shows and publishing records on their own imprint. Mawimbi is a cross-cultural journey, an afro-infused electronic sound that reaches far beyond its Paris hotbed: from Berlin to Pretoria, from Tokyo to Amsterdam, the Mawimbi crew has been building a community of afro-enthusiast DJs, diggers and producers. 

In order to celebrate a community that now counts over 10,000 people, Mawimbi is publishing the first installment of a new compilation series called Radio Mawimbi. Named after their bi-monthly radio show on Rinse France, this series will focus on re-edits and remixes of rare, forgotten tropical gems. “Radio Mawimbi Volume 1” contains 7 edits by some of the very best tropical diggers in the game. Trinidadian soca, haitian kompa, mandinka funk and shangaan disco are all re-edited or remixed wih respect and a deep understanding of these grooves. Beware, curious ears, you’ve got a long night of dancing ahead.

Radio Mawimbi • Volume 1 • Minimix

░ Une version disco dub idéale pour votre playlist d'été, de quoi vous déhancher au soleil sans risquer l'épuisement!

Remix officiel en téléchargement pendant une semaine avec la Discothèque Africaine
→ https://lc.cx/TdE6

░ Le Poly-Rythmo évoqué en quelques mots : https://youtu.be/zl9UwX_HLGY

░ http://www.poly-rythmo.com/ | http://www.because.tv/

TP Orchestre Poly-Rythmo - Madjafalao (Switch Groov Exp Disco Dub remix)

Righteous Dub (George T Edit)

http://www.musicamacondo.com/2018/03/premiere-lee-dodou-the-polyversal-souls-basa-basa/

Basa Basa

Premiere: Lee Dodou & The Polyversal Souls - Basa Basa

We Are The Doors

Founded in 2018 by DJ and Producer Déni-Shain & Thomas Vicente, Atangana Records is the fruit of a friendship and an unlikely alliance between Déni, a true digging globe-trotter, who has spent over twenty years traveling the world in search of artists and uncovering tropical hits, and Thomas an entrepreneur, who reached beyond his career in hospitality, to make a move on his and Deni’s passion for tropical music.
« MIZIK SOLEY SA BON » is the first volume of a tribute to the great Guadeloupean producer Henri Debs by Atangana Records & Henri Debs & Fils.
It is the result of a meeting which led us to listening to over 1400 hours of music, exploring the discographie of a visionary  inside his very own mythical studios.
Digging and putting together these 4 titles, the Atangana team really wanted to put the focus on the work of the producer. Producing a disque is always a rich human experience, Henri started his carrier as a perfume street seller  (poster of the maxi) during the week and doing gigs with his friends the week-end, he understood this right at the time.
The goal of this collaboration is to restore and re-edit the rare titles of Debs releases. In order to carry out this 3-year project, Atangana will be settling down at Henri Debs & Fils in Pointe à Pitre in September

Atangana Records 2019
Artwork by : Krokodil Deumildouz (WoozMoon – kofi deux mille)
Mastered by : MB Mastering 
Distributed by : The Pusher Distribution

ATGN004 A2  Les Maxel's - Bail Ti Bouin Z'oizo

At the start of 2020 a fellow DJ/vinyl collector, Tom B, invited me to come and spin at the March edition of legendary Avenida Brasil, one of the longest running BR-themed parties in Paris. He also challenged me to perform a live set on my MPC, specifically made for that night. Unfortunately a few weeks later everything was cancelled. But I kept on making beats, while sampling my Brazilian records. Weeks later this
album was born… It is the most personal album yet, it is an homage to my family’s Brazilian heritage and a dedication to my mother.

When I was still a small child, some of my very first music memories were the many faces of MPB artists “smiling” at me from the covers of my mother’s vinyl collection. I was born in Zagreb to a Portuguese mother (who was raised in Rio de Janeiro) and a Croatian father and grew up listening to Chico Buarque, Elis Regina, Caetano Veloso, Milton Nascimento but also to other, less worldly known but very important artists whose brilliant music my mother collected in the early 70s. This collection of 10” records called “História da Música Popular Brasileira - MPB” was at the time released by Edições Abril and was distributed and sold at many newspaper stands all over Brazil. My mom, being a true music lover, bought the whole collection. Not long after, when her family was moving back from Brazil to Portugal, all the records travelled by ship with her. The same year after marrying my dad, she moved to Zagreb taking again the collection with her. Another journey the records made
was when our family moved to Lisbon in 1992, with a one year stop in Rome.

Now, I am very happy to have the collection with me here in Amsterdam. They are part of my family's multi- cultural heritage and a living proof that great music can stand the test of time.

Moleza (Fradinho Remix)

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ATGN004 A2 Les Maxel's - Bail Ti Bouin Z'oizo

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