mankinis pt. 2

Faixa 03 do Album "O outro lado da cidade"

Produção: Henrique Andrade
Créditos Samples e Vocal: Brylho

"O Outro Lado da Cidade" é o meu álbum de estreia independente, contendo 20 faixas, com uma composição pessoal que mescla House e Techno com MPB, Bossa Nova, Jazz e mais. É, acima de tudo, um álbum que convida a dançar.

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"O Outro Lado da Cidade" (The other side of the city) is my independent debut album, containing 20 tracks, with a personal composition that blends House and Techno with MPB, Bossa Nova, Jazz, and more. Above all, it is an album that invites you to dance.

Se você for a Salvador [Brylho - Se você for a Salvador Remix]

The Bacalao imprint was started up by Bosq back in 2019 and here we see the Boston born, Medellin based producer collaborating once again with the mighty Kaleta.  As a duo, they are the perfect blend of modern production sensibilities and classic musicianship & soul. Having first worked together in 2013 on Bosq’s first original single Dem Know, they have strung together an impressive run of hits since. From Fatback Band cover Backstrokin’ to Alode to Wake Up, which would eventually be re-interpreted by Purple Disco Machine for a version that took over festival stages and dance clubs worldwide with Kaleta’seuphoric “O ya oooooo” chorus echoing around the world.
Kaleta brings an incredible history to the project, being born in Port Novo, Benin, and raised in Nigeria, he was steeped in the world altering West African musical movements of Voodoo Funk & Afrobeat from their inception. Bosq himself has written and produced five full albums and countless singles and remixes, maintaining a consistent and recognizable fingerprint while fusing influences as varied as Funk & Disco, Salsa & Cumbia, Afrobeat & Jazz, even Hip Hop & Dancehall. In 2023 they finally began work on their first joint full -length album, due out early 2024.
Folamour has to be one of the biggest names in dance music over the past few years, and here he takes on underground stalwart Bosq’s newest release alongside longtime collaborator Kaleta. ‘Meji Meji’ straddles the line between Afro Funk & Disco, with bubbling organ and Rhodes stabs, a massive horn section, layered percussion & vocals, and chants from ex-Egypt 80 member Kaleta.  Folamour’s version pushes the underlying house groove to the forefront, creating a perfect dance floor version with a pulsing kick, deep bass line, and funky synth horn lines that dialogue back and forth with the live horn section. Dance floor tested and approved! Also included is the B-side ‘Sonayon’, a pure afro disco scorcher in which Kaleta sings a message of hope in his native Goun language.

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PREMIERE : Bosq & Kaleta - Sonayon

Remix of classic Bossa Nova single ‘Quem Vai Querer’ out now! Brazilian Icon Eliana Pittman offers up her classic song from the late 70’s for an Aroop Roy rework. Eliana Pittman is considered a reference to Bossa Nova worldwide and is one of the first in the genre to achieve a US crossover. UK-based Aroop Roy remixed Eliana’s title track from her 1977 album, at the same time preserving many of the song’s original elements. Aroop is best known for blending sounds of Afro, Latin, Funk and Jazz with the electronic edge of House and Disco. The song is out on Sony Music’s ORIANNA label and available everywhere.

Quem Vai Querer (Aroop Roy remix)

Quem Vai Querer

Quem Vai Querer (Aroop Roy Rework)

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Sorry, but pitching this down 3% makes all the difference for me.

Ace track. Go buy it!

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Tabala Mouv

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Tabala Mouv (Aroop Roy rework - pitched)

my new song, first extract from my forthcoming LP.

the video is here:
https://youtu.be/FblOUM2ARpY

get it on vinyl here:
https://www.hhv.de/shop/en/item/yuksek-do-beijo-ep-664373

mankinis pt. 2

DJ BJ