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Taken from <a href="http://ninjatune.net/artist/jono-mccleery">Jono McCleery's </a>single <a href="http://ninjatune.net/release/jono-mccleery/ballade">'Ballade'</a>, released 26 August 2013 on 10" vinyl & Download on Ninja Tune.

Produced by: Royce Wood Junior
Artwork by: Jack Hardwicke

http://jonomccleery.com
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Ballade

iTunes

Jono McCleery - 'Ballade' (Radio Edit)

With this record Innervisions brings you 2 remixes from the award winning Sudanese musician Emmanuel Jal. The remixes were done by Henrik Schwarz and Olof Dreijer (The Knife). They were originally compiled for the Sudan Votes Music Hopes campaign by MICT and now remixed for the Sudan Votes Music Hopes Remixed & Sudan365 project. With the campaign, several organizations across the globe came together to promote international awareness for the referendum in January 2011.

B1 Emmanuel Jal Kuar (Olof Dreijer Remix) IV29

Holy Other - Touch

Marcin Czubala’s track titles are starting to closely mirror his career path. Like a swift gazelle Czubala bounces back and forth between mobilee records and Nick Curly´s 8bit recordings, leaving in his wake a trail of triumphant releases. ‘Zoo Communale’springs Czubala back to mobilee after the success of his ‘Minskaya’ EP on 8bit, and jumping in the cage with him is none other than well renowned artist Hugo.
 
An impressive discography and busy touring schedule have made Hugo a reputable name in clubs around the globe. As a fan of his jazz educated, funk inspired sound Czubala approached Hugo to collaborate. The subsequent intertwining of these two musical animals produced ‘Zoo Communale’, its bouncy grooves and hypnotic loops tinged with a bit of funk. Animalistic stuff.  
 
‘Zoo Communale’ is comprised of two tracks, A-side ‘Zoo Communale’ and B-side ‘No Tu No’, as well as a digital bonus track ‘Polita.’Every track has its own unique twist, each proving perfect for dance floors world wide. Mobilee says welcome to the zoo, and enjoy!

mobilee062 - Marcin Czubala & Hugo - Zoo Comunale

Davide Squillace - Cubism Original Mix

Guti & Audiofly - Speechless Theory 11

The B-side on the up-coming Shango 12" release, a bass-heavy, dancefloor-minded remix from Berlin based DJ, producer and owner of Man Recordings, Daniel Haaksman and DJ Beware of the 1978 Lord Nelson track, Shango, which sits on the A-side.

Robert ‘Lord’ Nelson, now in his 80s, is one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most popular artists with a string of hit records from the 1950s all the way through to the 80s and 90s. After leaving Trinidad for the USA in the early 50’s Nelson soon became a much-loved calypsonian with the expatriate community in the New York area and beyond, as well as back home in the Caribbean, with his unique style of mixing calypso and later soca with soul, funk disco and boogie.

Taken from the 1978 Charlies LP ‘Black Gold’, ‘Shango’ was produced by Clive Bradley – one of Trinidad’s top producers in the 1970s. With ‘Shango’ Nelson follows a tradition of calypso and soca tracks that focus on the shango cults of Trinidad and Tobago that have their roots in the religion of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. With it’s driving 4/4 beat, traditional instrumentation and choral chants it was a step away from his trademark poppy and soul-flavoured soca-funk sound of the late 70s.

Lord Nelson - Shango (Daniel Haaksman + DJ Beware Remix)

PeopleGetReal 'Unicorn' It's a Fine Line remix (PGR)

„Amygdala“ is Koze’s Sgt. Pepper. It’s an unreal 78-minute walk through Koze’s mind, complete with moods, intensities, sounds and scenes as yet unheard of. It feels more like a double album, urging you to turn over and change the records time and time again. "Amygdala" amazes by its sheer musicality, deepness, and its  ethereal sound design; it’s a kaleidoscope of a great variety of soundscapes where you keep discovering new nuances even after listening to it a thousand times. Nobody else could unite artists like Caribou and Dirk von Lotzow, Hildegard Knef and Mathew Dear, Ada and Milosh in such an organic way and on one and the same record as Koze did. There’s never been anything like it.

He weaves new garments around the a capella parts of his guests, garments that only he can tailor, and that’s how the album, for all the diversity of its artists, sounds consistently homogeneous and in the true style of Kosi Kos. It’s all about “the courage to dare”, about letting voices resonate undisguised in all their authentic peculiarity.  About creating  truthfulness.

How much can you cut out, when does the flame die down? On the other hand, under which circumstances could it even burn for ever?

The album, which in large parts has been composed in a Spanish fishing village, starts off with Balinese gamelan sounds from which a relaxed discoid bass peels off, caressed by mystic backwards basslines, balafon resonances and slide guitar chords. You can hear the ceaseless chirping, twittering and cheeping from all the treetops of Koze's exotic jungle.

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