This song contains a sample of a speech given by John Trudell and was used with his blessing.

native resistance

This is a song speaking on the unification of our Indigenous Nations without ANY RECOGNITION WHATSOEVER of what the INVADERS of OUR HOMELANDS call borders, mental or otherwise!!!

Solidarity featuring E-Rise of El Vuh

Children featuring John Trudell

Taken from new album Amor (É Revolução) set for release 27th May on Vinyl, CD & Digital

Check out the accompanying video clip here:  https://youtu.be/bagV62SzBx8

Pioneer of the global bass movement, producer, percussionist and DJ, Maga Bo returns with Amor (É Revolução), his first solo album in 10 years, furthering his on-going exploration of Afro Brazilian music, set for release on his own label Kaxambu Records on May 27th. The debut track Axé para o Bará, a collaboration with  the late candomblé priest, Mestre Antonio Carlos de Xangô, is released today.
 
Internationally renowned for his production work on labels like Ninja Tunes, Tru Thoughts, ZZK and Soundway, Maga Bo has long been blowing the bass bins with his global mesh of digital roots music. On Amor (É Revolução) it's to Brazil - where the US-born/naturalized Brazilian has been residing since the late 1990's - the energy is channeled, on a powerful homage to the country's and his own, rich and spiritual connection to the drum.
 
Collaborating with a veritable cast of singers, musicians and percussionists, contemporary and traditional, from north and south, Maga Bo reconnects with some of his peers he worked with on his 2012 Quilombo Do Futuro record; artists like Russo Passapusso and Roberto Barreto from BaianaSystem (Salvador), singer Rosângela Macedo (São Paulo) and rapper Bnegão from Planet Hemp (Rio De Janeiro). He forges new connections with key names in Brazil's contemporary scenes like Felipe Cordeiro (Belém) and Jeru Banto (Rio de Janeiro), and introduces to the world to some percussion and Afro Brazilian musical purveyors like Mestre Antonio Carlos de Xangô (Porte Alegre).
 
The debut track Axé Para o Bará features the late singer Mestre Antonio Carlos de Xangô, a male priest of the Candomblé religion known in Brazil as a 'pai-de-santo'. The songs features am incessant, galloping rhythm section, a chorus of female call and response vocals answering the Mestre’s prayer and all joined together with Maga Bo’s trademark electronic production, retaining the natural essence and spirt of the music. 
 
Amor (É Revolução) has taken Maga Bo years to complete, with multiple visits to studios, dwellings and temples across Brazil, always with his digital backpack, a modest recording set up, ready to record. 
 
In recent years Maga Bo has been busy touring the world as a DJ, remixing artists like Mulatu Astatke, Bomba Stereo, Asian Dub Foundation and BaianaSystem and is currently in the production stage of a new album with his project in collaboration with artist João Selva and dancer Tereza Azevedo,  Sociedade Recreativa (Jarring Effects).

Amor (É Revolução)

Buy at BandCamp

Amor (É Revolução) Feat. Dandara Manoela And BNegão

Warrior's Alliance music 
prophecy, Freetruth and Victor E
A Storm is Coming

Undeniable feat Victor E of El Vuh

Order : joaquincornejomusic.bandcamp.com/album/jo…versions

Joaquín Cornejo is back on Earthly Measures with 'Vision Versions' his 2nd vinyl release - a unique reimagining of Markandeya's dub album 'Vision Dubs'. Journeying through the depths, the Ecuadorian producer reinterprets Markandeya’s works with his signature flavour, space echoes, dub sirens, digi delays, organic grooves and all to provide the perfect follow up to the hugely popular 'Las Frutas' EP.

All original compositions by Markandeya remixed by Joaquin Cornejo.
Bass guitar on Harvest Dub by Ismael Villarroel aka Oraculo Vibes.
Mastering by Benajmin Fregin.
Artwork and design by Anamaria Guerrero and Sara Holguin.

Markandeya - Spirit Of Love (Joaqu​í​n Cornejo Version)

Something to keep the shop open. Like a food truck hit and run for your ears.

Fri Nite Freestyle

Simplify & Unify is the first recording for the new Black Feet album with legendary producer Oliwa Jah.  This song gives voice to the powerful ways in which humans are changing, rising to the challenges we face, and living with each other and the Earth in Peace.

Simplify & Unify

Taken from the upcoming album "Cassiopeia" (Lp | Digital 2010).

PMC070 - Pavel Dovgal "Sacred Chants Of Shiva" (Cassiopeia, 2010)

Holy Wars & Genocide. A song about not only the enemy occupying our homelands but about the enemy we harbor within ourselves. The assimilation they injected in us through boarding schools and organized religion. We must fight our battles on many frontlines but we will win so long as ONE of us refuses to give in. This song is dedicated to all of you who aren't capable of giving in and refuse to succumb to the lies.

Holy Wars And Genocide

𝗬 𝗕Ü𝗟𝗕Ü𝗟 𝘀𝗮𝘆𝘀: "𝗔𝗹𝗼?“

Pingipung proudly presents: Y BÜLBÜL.⁣
⁣The Turkish born, London based artist takes our hearts in a storm with his debut album FEVER. Out in late autumn, we now unveil the first track and pre-order. 

When Yiğit Bülbül knocked on our door and put his debut album on the table, Fever took our hearts in a storm. The Turkish born, London based musician and producer knows how to craft his own contemporary avant-garde pop projections with a rich musical heritage shining through from the 1980s and 90s. His style erupts into silly, absurd moments of synth blurps, percussive extravaganza and psyched horns, It’s always colourful and trippy, but in a light way. It’s exactly what we want to release in a year of distress.

The album is framed by two contemplative tracks, which are reminiscent of Holger Czukay’s oeuvre. The saxophone in the opening track "The Heath" undulates like an introvert leading voice in a meditation. The long and meticulously crafted ambient outro "Txalaparta" features a spoken word sample by the Basque folk musician Txomin Artola from 1978. The four tracks at the heart of the album are beat driven, percussion-heavy, loaded with synths and random horn samples. "Alo?" sounds like Snakefinger tries to get on a Skype call with Serge Gainsbourg. "Cacti All Over My Head" could well be a Ween instrumental with long arching synth lines over a slowed down bossa nova beat.

Fever is a frivolous album which bursts with exalted charm and guest musicians. This is not another greetings-from-the-lockdown album, but with the obvious reference in the title it’s almost a tongue-in-cheek name about creative obsessions of our times.
It's the debut album by the multi-instrumentalist Y Bülbül who has learned his trade working with various interesting artists and bands in London in the past 10 years. He is also a passionate crate digger and DJ. His own radio show is unerringly titled "Bülbül's Gemüsement Park", which airs on Netil Radio, a community broadcasting station in Hackney.

Bonus fact, Bülbül is the Turkish name for a brown-eared passerine bird, one that's into singing.

@yigitbulbul
Press contact: Andrea Wienck andrea@pingipung.de

Fever

Alo?

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Y Bülbül - Alo? [Pingipung 072 / Vinyl, digital]

This song tends to be the one that most people want to hear and want a copy of so here you go! Download and enjoy. We made this as an effort to balance out the misogynistic nature that seems to permeate Hip Hop. This attitude towards women is not ours nor of our culture. So we offer this song  as balance to unbalanced mentalities and behaviors.

Blessed Mother

We are a Native Hip Hop collective hoping to provide a voice to the voiceless, our beloved Native Peoples. Determined to balance out social injustice with words that will light a fire to the lies of the imposed empire that has provided us with nothing other than a genocidal agenda since it has arrived on our shores over 500 years ago.

Children featuring John Trudell

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