Onda Boa is focused on releasing fully licensed Brazilian music. A list of talented producers bringing together remixes and original material from established artists and also obscure names. 

Their first release includes remixes of two tracks by Marcos Valle, a highly regarded multi-instrumentalist and composer in the Brazilian bossa jazz funk scene. The two chosen tracks, "A Paraíba Não É Chicago" and "Naturalmente," were originally composed in the boogie style during the golden era of Brazilian music in 1981, and have been reworked for modern dancefloors. 

The album cover, which features a stylized image of a Buriti palm tree, was designed by the famous graffiti and fine artist Toz, and represents the label's tropical theme. The Buriti palm tree is also significant as it provides raw materials for handicrafts, highlighting the label's concept of releasing diverse styles while staying true to their Brazilian roots.

Marcos Valle - Onda Edits 1

Joutro Mundo - Onda  Edits 1 (Snippets)

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Legendary mix master & remixer John Morales makes his debut on Razor-N-Tape with two fresh soulful house reworks of Try Again by label boss JKriv featuring Phenomenal Handclap Band & Nic Hanson on vocals.

In true M+M fashion, John delivers both a main and alternate mix in which he reconstructs two unique extended arrangements. With his seasoned touch, Morales highlights elements of the original live instrumentation, laid over tough club-ready beats which allows the song to shine in an all new light. 

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Try Again (John Morales M+M Mixes)

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JKriv feat. The Phenomenal Handclap Band & Nic Hanson - Try Again (John Morales M+M Instrumental)

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Track A1 (Disco Dub EP)

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What You Gonna' Do (GREYSKOOLEDIT) Free Download

Another from the "EDITS FROM OLD DRIVE" folder.  This one is essentially a dub with some tightened up drums, new arrangement, and atmospheric elements added.  Made it late last summer before heading out to Palm Springs for a poolside set

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Soccio's Break Loose Dub

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40 years after its first release, Cameroonian artist Zogo reissues his EP 'Africa' on Banquise. This release includes remixs by Dan Shake (Mahogani Music), Folamour (FHUO Records) and Tvfrom86 (In The Box Records).

A1    Africa
A2   Africa (Tvfrom86 Edit)
B1    Africa (Dan Shake's Disco Dub)
B2   Africa (Folamour Remix)

A1. Zogo - Africa

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Frenchman Ludovic Llorca (also known as Art of Tones) returned with quite a bang almost 2 years ago after substantial hiatus when he dropped his broken beat, nu jazz and neo soul laiden "The Garden" album on Must Have Jazz imprint. Comes as no surprise that albums of such caliber usually get some nice rework packages. One 12’’ remix package already came out a year ago and featured such artists as Cuthead, Souleance, S3A and Rim Laurens on the remix duties. Now the time has come for Montreal’s very own Fred Everything to cast some magic spells on Llorca’s track “Wonder Why” from the same “The Garden” album. In order to make a rework package even more punchy, Fred has joined forces with Chris Todd aka Hot Toddy, one of the masterminds behind legendary Crazy P band. Often times it’s really tough to outshine the original composition, but seems like this time around both Fred Everything and Hot Toddy are giving it a decent run for its money.

Bolting Bits are very happy to premiere Fred’s “Extended Space Edit” version today.  A good deal of electro funky grooviness from the original track can be felt in Fred’s take. This version is not drifting too far away from the original vibe as even the tempo of both tracks are pretty similar. It’s just that Fred managed to add some extra loops, delays and reverbs on the soul-penetrating vocal and extend this emanation of Curtis Mayfield to a joint which adds extra 2 minutes of sleazy listening pleasure (when compared to the original). Coupled with more uptempo cosmic funk version from Hot Toddy on the flip side, this well-crafted remix package will surely find it’s way to the minds, hearts and hands of all those who are into quality spaced-out goodness. Already out on black gold courtesy of Fred’s “Lazy Days” label, so be quick and order yours now in your favorite record shop!

PREMIERE: Llorca - Wonder Why (Fred Everything Extended Space Edit)

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