A 2hr snippet of the records played in the listening bar for Luke Una's É Soul Cultura launch event in Manchester, 01.05.22.

Mr Bongo At The Mastersounds Listening Bar

TPS 052 - A BRAZILIAN COSMOS - Selections by Aki

Magical sounds 
#Brazilian music from #SaoPaulo to #Belem from #Psychedelic to #baião 
all recordings from #vinyl #records

Selections from long time friend, the legendary Aki of 
Cosmos records outta of Toronto  
this has been a long time coming and we are truly grateful for his passion and efforts in sorting this out for us all to enjoy 
PLAY IT LOUD !!! 

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TPS 052 - A BRAZILIAN COSMOS - Selections by Aki (Cosmos Records)

“Saved My Life“ is a joint project led by label bosses Micky (The Healing Company) and Hermann (Tieffrequent)@the-healing-company

Micky Explains:

"He sent me a couple of demos a few years ago, I loved his music and immediately decided to release a twelve inch on the Healing Company. For that reason, we met afterwards several times in Berlin and became close friends. We found out quickly that we are kind of “soulmates”, made for each other, sharing the same sense of humor, politics, philosophy – and of course the same love for music. Even if we are both releasing mostly contemporary house music on our respective labels, our deepest love is for soulful music from the old days. We are fascinated by the lovely vibes of the past, this special touch of melancholia, emotion, deepness and playfulness that is difficult to put it into words – it is something you can feel much better when listening.

One day we had the idea to do some edits of long forgotten tunes we love. After a couple of studio sessions, the result was our first release, “A Piano Saved My Life“ with four piano-driven edits out of Jazz Funk, Italo Disco and some Balearic vibes. We released it as a small vinyl edition on my new sub-label “Piano Music“ and we got very surprised by the warm and positive feedback the EP had worldwide.
www.discogs.com/Saved-My-Life-A-P…e/release/9225354

Instead of just playing the compactos from beginning to end we tried another approach: avoiding fade ins and outs and doing a mix with a constant flow and vibe. This proved at the end much trickier as we originally thought, since one of the most charming aspects of old Brazilian music is also that you have very well produced commercial albums on the one hand and independent lo-fi recordings on the other hand – but just as good and worth to listen and play! 
After digging in our collections and choosing around 80 records, we reduced the selection to fit into a 90 minutes mix, creating a journey that spans some of Brazil’s most popular music genres: from classic Bossa Nova to MPB, Samba Soul, Samba Rock, Boogie, Disco, Forro, Tropicalia and Psychedelia, from 60 bpm to 140 bpm. Our selection is not dogmatic or academic, we are not presenting a certain time period, style or region – we even take a detour to Italy and France during the mix. What we want to present are records and music that are touching us emotionally, with their delightful vibes from the past, including songs from the early 70s to the early 90s, some well known and highly appreciated, some more obscure or completely unknown, some from reputable artists, some from “one-hit wonders “, who disappeared in the depths of time.

01. Elias De Lima – O Samba Que Guardei Pra Você (1973)
02. Jesse Pessoa – Chove Chuva (1980)
03. The Spins – The Valley Of Temples (1978)
04. Bolão ‎– Sem Querer (1984)
05. Paulo Braga – Barra Da Saia (1975)
06. Django – Samba Nova (1975)
07. Commanders – Boi Da Cara Branca (1978)
08. Você Canta O Sucesso – Olhos Coloridos (1983)
09. Mariano – Ciúme (1993)
10. Bebeto – Com Você Sou (1985)
11. Cid Belar – Questão De Pele (?)
12. Caú – De Bracos Abertos (1986) 
13. Moreira Jr. – Rasteira (1983)
14. Sônia – Adoia (1975)
15. Música Viva 83 – Brasil Especial (1983)
16. Maysa – Rasguei A Minha Fantasia (1974)
17. Marizinha ‎– Brincadeira De Amor (1979)
18. Regininha – Nas Tuas Mãos (1978)
19. Tino Gomes ‎– Raio De Luz (1987)
20. Dedé ‎– Sinceramente (1983)
21. Sabor De Mel ‎– Pra Rimar Com Amor (1981)
22. Directory ‎– Monday / Caipira Train (1983)
23. Neusinha Brizola – Rio De Janeiro (1983)
24. Dudu França ‎– Vem Dançar (Disco Mix) (1978)
25. Alvaro ‎– Povo Novo (1987)
26. Loalwa ‎– Pode Chegar (?)
27. Pery Ribeiro ‎– Abre Alas (1974)
28. Lena Rios ‎– Chapada Do Corisco (1978)
29. Zapatta ‎– Fiesta Macabra (1973)
30. Gilvan Fellip ‎– Alô Deus (?)
31. Sueli – Você (1973)
32. Sirino E Fagner ‎– Copa Luz (1971)
33. Elias De Lima – O Samba Que Guardei Pra Você (1973)

GOURANGA MIXTAPE: Saved My Life's Brazilian Mixtape

Tune in for Coco Maria’s live set from Worldwide Festival Sète, 2019 recorded during her performance at Theatre de la Mer.

Coco Maria DJ Set: Worldwide Festival 2019

Gilles Peterson remembers great artists who have passed in the last year with his annual RIP Mix for Worldwide Awards 2020.

Gilles Peterson: Worldwide Awards 2020 RIP Mix

8 Jahre Wedding Soul – ein Grund zum Feiern. Das machen wir mit Euch so gerne, dass wir ein 8 Jahre Mixtape gemischt haben. Also, macht Euch ein Bier auf, dreht die Anlage laut und genießt Wedding Soul on demand. Tracklist:

Soulix
01. The Chosen Few - People Make The World Go Round
02. Chain Reaction - Hogtied
03. Doug Shorts - Heads Or Tails
04. Ahmed Fakroun - Nisyan
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Lucky Loop
05. Afacan Sound System - Biz Salkimiz 
06. Asha Puthli - Right Down here
07. Altin Gün - Tatli Dile Güler Yüze
08. Akari Ishikawa and his Group - Saitaro Bushi
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Soulski
09. Duo Ouro Negro - N'Vula
10. Krzak - Kim Jesteś - Listonoszem?	
11. Afrodesia - Deep Down in Zanzibar
12. Duktus - That Skunk
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Marian Tone
13. George & Glen Miller - Easing
14. The Brief Encounter - We´re Gonna Have A Good Time
15. Time Spectrum - Slide Into Your Heart
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Markus Tone
16. Arnold Shuffler & his Friends feat. Carla Fauche - Love
17. Pellegrino (Early Sounds Recordings) - Caucciù (Migliera Version)
18. George Smallwood and Marshmellow Band - Funk By The Pound

8 Years Wedding Soul

Take A Moment Vol 1 Timm Sure (Coyote)

This mix was made on April 8th, 2020 in isolation during the COVID-19 outbreak. I had been missing the experience of record shopping, so I decided to look through records I already had on my shelves, and find some good soul songs I had either ignored or glossed over. Hope you enjoy!

Stay-At-Home Soul

3 days of DJ sets in a row at the legendary Casper Bar in Budva's old town (Montenegro) in August 2020, the place for good taste, music and vibes in southern Europe, under the open sky and under a pine tree. Here is the shot of day 2, the Saturday night, relaxed soulful and slow disco vibes, definitely something to lift the mood :) Enjoy.
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Casper Bar 2020 - Day 2

booking worldwide Rainer Trüby : booking@best-works.com

Playlist #glidinginto2021

1. Bernard Wright: Music Is The Key (Arista GRP, 1981)
2. Carla Thomas: Love Among People (Stax, 1973)
3. Rahsaan Roland Kirk: Loving You (Warner Bros, 1976)
4. Marlena Shaw: Feel Like Makin´ Love (Blue Note, 1975)
5. Jack McDuff: Night Love (JAM Records, 1983)
6. Sylvia: Gimme A Little Action (Vibration, 1974)
7. Voices Of East Harlem: Wanted Dead Or Alive (Low Fat Vinyl, 1988)
8. Willie Tee: Anticipate ( United Artists, 1976)
9. Gwen Guthrie: Save Your Love For Me (Polydor, 1986)
10. Manchild: Especially For You (United Artists, 1976)
11. Light Of The World: Dreams (Mercury/Ensign, 1980)
12. Freddie Hubbard: Rahsann (Columbia/CBS, 1977)
13. Brainstorm: The Visitor (Tabu, 1978)

Rainer Trüby embraces the soul: "To know you, is to love you”. These verses, sung by Syreeta in Stevie Wonders song of the same name, are very well known. In 2008, Rainer Trüby and Danilo Plessow, better known under his MCDE moniker, fit them into a house-chassis layer. A funky bassline and their trademark raw drums push the track forward. Warm synthesizers and a spherical chord melody shyly flirt with each other in the background. A club hit in the year of its release, and its impact on a dancefloor can still be felt today.

 

"When I'm down and feelin 'sad, you always comfort me" sings Syreeta. This is what best describes Rainer Trüby as a DJ. Anyone who attended his club night “Root Down” in Freiburg – he has been running it for over 20 years now – knows: Rainer Trüby always comforts his audience and makes the dancers smile. For years, Rainer Trüby has focused on downbeat, Nujazz, drum’n’bass, broken beats and all kind of soul and disco from US-american, british and brazilian bands, singers and producers. Now he professionally brings together this knowledge of dance music’s roots with House and soulful Techno. Or Salsa and cheesy Pop songs, so-called guilty pleasure records, provided that the night and his audience are of the same mind.

 

As a DJ, Rainer Trüby has been and still is a regular at festivals like Worldwide Festival, founded and curated by Gilles Peterson. Clubs as Watergate or Panoramabar in Berlin trust in his musical repertoire. His main characteristic, regardless of being a DJ or working together with producers like Danilo Plessow aka MCDE ("Rainer Trueby"), Corrado Bucci ("Truccy") and Mario "Marlow" Weise ("Marlow & Trueby"), is: He embraces the soul.

Rainer Trüby >> BEST WORKS << Exclusive Mix Nr.1 - Gliding into 2021

Epic Vinyls from Brazil are Rasmus and Dona Carla from Copenhagen and Rio de Janeiro.

If you don't know them yet, their DJ Set are made up of exceptional, rare Brazilian music that you have probably never heard before (except for the specialists that you may be).
They have been digging for one year to make another mix on Le Mellotron dedicated the Brazilian goddess of the sea: Iemanjá.
From a pool of 30 themed records, they selected 16 highly danceable MPB (popular Brazilian music) rarities made to celebrate life and good music.
Iemanjá is celebrated on February 2nd all over Brazil and connected to blue and white colors, rivers and oceans, white flowers, love and cleansing.

This name of this mix is ABOM-5. The 5th mixtape in their Afro Brazil Orixa Mix series - which traces the influence of african rhytms and spirituality in Brazilian music. Major MPB artists from Rio like Wando and Elza Soares are mixed with tracks from Bahia, Belem and São Paulo.

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Diffusé le 2 février 2020.
Broadcasted on february 2nd, 2020.

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Epic Vinyls from Brazil • 100% Vinyl Set Brazilian Iemanjá Special 2021 • Le Mellotron

DJ crew based in Berlin. Promoter of the event series ‘Wedding Soul’, ‘Sua Onda’, ‘Stranger Funk’ and more. Over the last years, more than 100 own shows have been made, with a lots of collaborations of numerous national and international artists, collectives and labels like Aloha Got Soul, Mr Bongo, Wah Wah 45s, Mr.Thing, Jazzanova, JAW Family, Best Works, to name a few.


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8 Years Wedding Soul

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