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Filipino Funk

Mood Kapp

foreign funk

All Filipino records (OPM) mixed by The Specialist a.k.a. Especialista (Latin Soul Brothers).

Featuring breakbeats, loops and funky tracks from various Filipino artists.
All Vinyl Mix - 45's & LP's only - with a few loops done live on the MPC 3000.
Originally mixed / produced in early/mid 2000's.
First of its kind mixtape that was far ahead of its time, these records are just now being rediscovered.

*Another Latin Soul Brothers Production*

(Cover art is from the original Mix CD version, only a few were made).

* This is a re-edit of an edited mix!
(It has been distilled down to ~30 minutes from the original long version.)

Stay diggin' !

Manila Heat Mixtape

Manila Heat (Filipino Funk Breaks & Beats Mixtape)

The official soundtrack of the 1984 film WORKING GIRLS, directed by Ishmael Bernal

Starring: Hilda Koronel, Gina Pareño, Rio Locsin, Chanda Romero,
Baby Delgado, Carmi Martin and Maria Isabel Lopez

I do not own the rights to this song, all tracks are from YouTube. No copyright infringement intended.

Working Girl - Chona Cruz

Enjoy some early 80s raps and boogie bappin bassslaps from my vinyl collection.

Including a extended mix version of "Put The Boogie In Your Body" from the Treacherous Three and one of the first rap songs from the GDR.

For all Boogie Friends & Fiends, European Rare Groove Crateateers, Beatmakers, Modern Funk Aesthetics and Vinylogists:

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Funkisfaction guaranteed.

Achim Funk - Boogie Bappin Vol. 1 (Mix)

Asian Funk Generation Party 01 Minimix by slowgiz

Asian Funk Generation_minimix_01

Joe Cruz & The Cruzettes - Love Song (1973)

URBAN GROOVE Acid Jazz /Jazz Funk/ Hip-Hop Jazz

Here is a track from the live performance of my band when we performed Joe Sample's RAINBOW SEEKER, as front act for famed jazz flutist Hubert Laws at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. It was 1978. The track was abruptly cut at the end where I introduced only Sonny Nabong on bass and Edmond Fortuno on drums. But now I am more than proud to introduce to you all that the guitar sounds you hear are from Edgar "Koyang" Avenir, and of course the understated but exquisite percussion sounds are from Uly Avante. What a night it was! Just listen and imagine: Bosyo on drums, Koyang on guitar and Uly on percussions. Pardon the humming at the beginning and end of the track, the tape came to me like this. Just happy that I have it. Still, enjoy!
(All media content property of Bong Peñera (c) 2010, from the Bong Peñera Archives & Collection).

Live at CCP!

RAINBOW SEEKER

This is my Spin City Show that aired live 7/10/2018 on myhouseradio.fm
This week I shared the show with the outstanding Mexican Dj/Producer Fernando Mendoza aka The Funk District.  I played the first hour of the show with tracks from The Revenge, Ray Mang, Joey Negro, LTJ XPERIENCE, The Funk District, The Owl, Javi Frías, Valique, Andromeda Orchestra, Sky Tony & Rabo & Snob before handing over to The Funk District who finished the show in spectacular fashion.  

The show starts at 7pm (GMT) 2pm (EST)  every Sunday and you can have a chat with me during the show right here myhouseradio.fm/chat/

A bit more about Goz's guest:

Born in Mexico and currently based in Cancun, The Funk District is a project formed by Fernando Mendoza at early 2015 with the main purpose of bringing the Funk, Soul, Disco and African music back to modernity with fresh elements and organic sounds. The first EP “Get On Down” released on Hotbox Boogie draws the attention of famous blogs such as “Discobelle” and “Music is 4 Lovers” generating a descriptive review about the beginning of the project and putting it in the sights of many producers and labels all across the globe reaching  #1 at junodownload bestsellers.

Spin City

Goz & The Funk District - Spin City Vol.056

Stolen Paintings

BBR55 (Free Download on Bandcamp)

FB : https://www.facebook.com/funkbstrd/
IG : https://www.instagram.com/funk_bstrd/

It has been a minute, but I am back with the late night freak sounds!
"LIGHT OUTS" 4 goes deep into the 90s house vibe, electro sleaze and deep techno frequencies. Plug this one in and get downnnn.
One love.

Tracklist :

1. DJ Guy - Whale Song
2. Low Key - Try Me Baby
3. Jerzzey Boy - Dis 1
4. Takecha - Climax Doc
5. DJ Duke - Trent
6. House Neegroz - We Got The Jazz
7. Ron Trent - Boogie Down
8. Nu Era - You In The Strobe Light
9. Kormarken Electronics - De Kommer Om Natten
10. Dj Donotask - 3lectro
11. Egyptian Lover - And My Beat Goes Down
12. Seven Grand Housing Authority - I can't wait (Da Jack mix)
13. Detroit's filthiest - Hustler's Anthem
14. Ace & The Sandman - Ain't That Somethin
15. Spencer Kincy - At Play
16. Houz' mon 3 - The groove
17. Textasy - Illusions of the mind
18. Ruff Stuff - M.A.M.T
19. Underground Repairs - Washing
20. Nick Holder - Dance, Dance, Dance

FUNK B

LIGHTS OUT #4 | A House & Techno Excursion

NY House Edits Vol.2  Edited by DJ Monchan
90's New York House

A1.Shine The Light

FREE DOWNLOAD

I Think Floor

Radio Juicy presents "Peaceful Places" a project in two parts by chromonicci. With part 2 that dropped today, both parts are now available on digital on all platforms and we have this special very limited vinyl edition that you can order via crowdfunding on Qrates. If you want a vinyl please act fast as there's little time left on the crowdfunding and we still have a few copies to sell for the vinyl to be pressed!

1. Intermission.
2. Mist.
3. Dreams.
4. Atmosphere.
5. Changes.

Produced, mixed and mastered by @nicciwho
Artwork by @autumnkeys

Follow chromonicci.:
Twitter » twitter.com/chromonicci/
Instagram » www.instagram.com/christiano_chromonicci/
Facebook » www.facebook.com/Chromonicci/

Radio Juicy © 2019

Stream / Buy now

chromonicci. - Peaceful Places II (Out now)

A special one hour mix of proper Asian gems by https://soundcloud.com/darkerthanwax head honcho https://soundcloud.com/funk-bast-rd for Please Don't Goa show on the excellent LYL radio out of Lyon.
Splashes of Indo, Pinoy, South Korean, Singaporean, Malaysian and Taiwanese sounds for ya :)

Enjoy!
xxx

'ARTIFACTS' mix by Funk Bast*rd for Please Don't Goa / LYL Radio

made this instrumental when my girlfriend was asleep next to me, her bum was a big inspiration. been bumpin that baby me mine era michael jackson disco stuff and jus been inspired by that era. when I sent maru the album to listen to he immediately wanted to sing on this so we worked on it and here's the song! i love this song, something to dance too.

the wait 4 me chorus and backing vocals are sung by me. verses with some backing vocals and outro are maru.

with @akamaruxoxo

SPOTIFYYY

wait4me w/ maru.

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SwuM x Aso - On My Mind

* We do not own the copyright in this music. If you like what you hear, please support the artists! *

This takes place on land stolen from the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung People of the Kulin Nation. MIE acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung People as the rightful owners of the land we live on, and pays respect to their elders, past, present, and emerging. Sovereignty has never been ceded.

Dip your toes dancing into the funk, disco, and pop sounds of 1980’s Philippines. With influences being drawn from jazz, Latin fusion, bossa nova, 70s American pop, disco, and indigenous folk, two main genres spawned to cover the ballooning number of popular dance music styles hitting the radio - Manila Sound and it’s successor, OPM (Original Philippines Music). 
Manila Sound, pioneered in part by the popular pop/disco band Hotdog, repopularised the use of local Tagalog language over English productions with their catchy melodies and soft fusion of disco, jazz, and funk. Following this, much of Manila Sound and OPM began to write in ‘Taglish’, a mixing of English and Tagalog. "Hotdog, with Ella Del Rosario's beautifully angelic voice streaming through the airwaves during the clangs of martial law, immediately killed colonial mentality in pop music with its phenomenal original music. Influenced largely by Ella's regal societal class and beauty, gated palatial upbringing, her Spanish-American roots, her uniquely tonal and sweetly charming international accent, combined with her private school upbringing, a magnetic charm, affluent mannerisms and English-speaking mannerisms, suddenly it was cool to talk Taglish and listen to a Pinoy pop band.” (Baby Gil, Philippine Star). OPM, the successor Manilla sound, devoted itself moreso to pop music and ballads than the disco and funk scene of its forerunner. It’s important to note that while this genre was drawing crowds, a huge underground scene of Filipino folk-rock, protest music, new wave, and punk rock was also gaining traction. Maybe that’s one for the next mix. 

lots of love, xan xoxox 

Regine Velasquez - Urong Sulong (1987)
Chona Cruz - Working Girls (1984) 
Boy Katindig - Midnight Lady (1978) 
Ella del Rosario - O' lumapit ka (1996) 
Sandy Secades, Boy Katinig - This Feeling Means Love 
Chona Cruz - Bakit (1980)
VST & Company - Disco Fever (1980 - 2008 reissue)
Pag Tumatagal Lalong Tumitibay - Wadab (1979)
Hotdog - Ikaw Pa Rin (1996) 
Bong Penera - Batucada Sa Calesa (1977)
Timmy Cruz - Tingin (1996) 
Hotdog - Manila (1976) 
Apo Hiking Society - Pumapatak Ang Ulan (1982)

Artwork - Hotdog - Unang Kagat. Villar ‎– MLS-5391. 1975. 

Mix compiled by Xan Coppinger
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Music in Exile presents: Manila Sound - Filipino Funk, Disco, and Pop (1976 - 1996)

Treasure sounds from the Straits of Asia.
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A labour of love by https://soundcloud.com/funk-bast-rd, https://soundcloud.com/rickyrazu and https://soundcloud.com/midnightrunners
https://soundcloud.com/darkerthanwax affiliation