With Respect - Andreas Vollenweider
cartwheel crest
Brenda -  vocalyrics/chimes/'melodica/vslap/xylo/pixiphone and mixed/produced. 
Basso - Barfuss in den vollen Weiden EDIT + voice from Basso, his Uncle and Nephew

Crest Of A Wave

CREST OF A WAVE

Miamaz are excited to announce their fifth song and second release of 2024, “Bad News.” A song that almost never left the unfinished demo phase, “Bad News" was written and recorded several times over the course of many years. 

Teaming up with Adam Thein (Djo) to mix and master the track helped to balance new production elements and the charm of the early demos. The song features rich vocal harmonies layered over intricate bass lines and synth textures, drawing inspiration from artists like Richard Swift and Michael Nau.

Bad News

Brazilian Dreamer LP by shhh... - Private Pressing, Brazil 1981

Tranquility Bass was the stage name of Michael Adam Kandel,(1967/1968 – May 17, 2015) an American musician whose music has been variously categorized as ambient house, trip hop, and funk rock. He released various singles during the 1990s, followed by his first full-length album, Let The Freak Flag Fly, in 1997 on Astralwerks.

Kandel was born and raised in Chicago. He learned to play guitar and keyboards at age 12. By the age of 15 he had begun to record experimental electronic music in his bedroom.

Kandel attended the Chicago Academy for the Arts, after which he moved to Los Angeles in the early 1990s to attend CalArts. It was there that he met Tom Chasteen, with whom he started the Exist Dance label in 1991 The two released several singles, including some as Tranquility Bass, later that year. In 1993, Kandel released the single "They Came in Peace", which has been described as an ambient-house classic and appeared on the Mo' Wax compilation album Headz the following year.[4] After the duo released this and a few other singles, including two songs that appeared on the FFRR compilation album, California Dreaming in 1994, Chasteen left Tranquility Bass and relocated to Tucson.[6] Tranquility Bass's touring bassist, Matt Lux, is also the bassist for Chicago-based band Isotope 217.

In 1994, after Chasteen's departure, Kandel joined Tyler Vlaovich to record an album on Lopez Island in Washington.[8] More than two years later, the album was released as Let the Freak Flag Fly on Astralwerks Records. Kandel sometimes ceased talking to people, or from using his voice, for two or three days on end during the recording process.[8] According to Billboard, the album led to Kandel developing "a cult following that spans several genres beyond the dance realm." The Los Angeles Times gave the album a rating of three stars (out of four) and described it as "the electronic progeny of acid rock." IIt was also reviewed favorably by Greg Kot, who described it as "a grand journey through nearly a century of recorded music, a densely layered montage of electronic manipulations and live instruments made under conditions that were certainly unusual."[11] The album contained the song "We All Want To Be Free", made more popular by its airplay on MTV's Amp.

Heartbreaks & Hallelujahs[edit]
After a long hiatus from studio recording and rumors of drug abuse, Kandel returned in 2012 with a sophomore effort entitled Heartbreaks & Hallelujahs. The album was completed on March 21, 2002. Kandel reportedly tried to have the album released on multiple labels, only to have each of them fold after he sent it to them. The album ended up being released on Exist Dance, although it is readily available in digital format on Amazon MP3 and iTunes. The album is mostly new material with the exception of yet another remix of an early days single, "Mike's House". Kandel seemed to try to get away from the idea of being an electronic musician (although some of the album still has electronics), with a dose of various types of rock such as funk rock and surf rock.

Petko Turner Edit

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Tranquility Bass - Mya Yadana (Petko Turner Edit) Free DL

Beachfreaks 3 is the conclusion (best) of parts 1&2, with some additional finds. 

Dreaming of naked teenagers with long hair laying in trees, endless summers, a mansion underwater, living in a rock at the riviera with sexy mermaids whispering: "We are getting it on and won’t leave before six in the morning!"? About time to treat yourself with Parasol's latest Beachfreaks compilation -an anticipated new mix of hairy freaked-out psychedelic pop from the 1970s. This mix was undusted and pieced together by Parasol Island's creative director and hardcore collectore Charles Bals. Most of the obscure bondfire disco tracks came from ungoogleable vinyl singles, salvaged from the far reaches of a sunken Europe underground disco culture, and available through his online store Cosmic Dudes. So bring the banana lounge, shades and beach ball and follow us to the endless summer!

Beachfreaks 3 - Hippie Disco Vinyl Obscurities from the 1970s

uki uki  / Editsu

TRACK LISTING

A1. Natural Lifespan (Acid Orchestra Mix)
B1. I_Bizan (Build The Progressive Band)

DESCRIPTION

Here we have yet another vinyl release to supplement the highly anticipated Cos/Mes album. While the first three singles boasted massive A-sides backed with incredible remixes, this release contains two exquisite album cuts deserving their own slab of vinyl.

Natural Lifespan (Acid Orchestra Mix) is a slice of pure bliss, a mid-tempo jam to which you can hug your friends as the sun rises. On the flip, I-Bizan (Build the Progressive Band) rides a stomping and tainted rhythm into a dark den of iniquity. Pass the lotion.

More Info
http://www.esp-institute.com/catalogue.html


Natural Lifespan (Acid Orchestra Mix)

A little premiere it seems. Found this one when throwing my dices on an instrumental. Lots of things come to mind when listening to this. I can imagine contextualizing this in various kind of sets. Nice guitars and synths - bit of a Patti Smith vibe about it - but then in a balearic fashion, if that makes any sense. Looks like the band self-released this on their own label - therefore not an easy release to find. One person on discogs has it in their collection - guess it's me ;) Both a nice vocal and instru version (sample). Don't sleep on this.

Mystery Discovery 7" - Patti S. Syled Cowboy & Indian Breezer - Private Pressing UK, 1980s   👋

My god! So, so good this one!!! So catchy. Don't wait too long as this opportunity is the once in a decade wave u wanna ride, Johnny Utah.

"Surfin' Reggae" 7" by SHARK on Gemstar Australie, 1982 - VG+/VG 150€

Available on Bandcamp Today, 08/07/2020 on Adult Contemporary. Mixed and Mastered by Rollmottle at Sentrall Sound in Glendale, Calif.

https://adultcontemporary.bandcamp.com/track/airs

AIRS

08/07/2020

Airs

Vol. 8
La Casa Tropical ( https://soundcloud.com/la-casa-tropical )
www.purplenoon.co

Recorded in Toronto. 2 x 1200 and a buzzy e&s djr 400.

Soca / Boogie / Bubblegum 

Whoosha - You are the one
Mighty Trini - Curry Tabanka
Ralph Perroni - Dixi
Brotherhood of the boat - Jah aji Bhai
Black stalin - Let the soca play
Linda Majika - Majika Dance Mix ( Bonnefooi edit)
Sisi & the Beat -  Mr Right ( Instrumental )
Walter D - I'm Coming home
Debiie Mckayle -  Simply Love
Sally Edwards - Piya Tu Ab Aja
Okie - I'm Missing you
Front Page - The swing ( rapso Mix)
Aunt Josie- The plumber
Janetta - Mark on my Heart
Fifth Avenue - Treaty
Taxi - Land of Jam 
Tappa Itie -  Football Hooligan
Pablo Moses - Cutting out
Mojah - Rosanna

Purple Noon Vol. 8 - La Casa Tropical

Clips were recorded from the actual vinyl. To know availability of some titles just message me, post a comment or contact me via IG https://www.instagram.com/beachfreaksrecs.

Brazilian Dreamer LP by shhh... - Private Pressing, Brazil 1981

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