1-Travellers Lodge Atomic 8-Ikut Asana Edem
2-Adolphe Parillon-Country
3-Willie Bobo-La Descarga Del Bobo
4-Charlie Palmieri-Clusters
5-Silvestre Méndez-Africa 
6-Rail Band-Rail Band
7-Rail Band-Dugu kamaleba
8-Ebo Taylor-
9-Baranta & Miatta Fahinbulleh-Witch doctor
10-Chuck Flores-Padali
11-The Port Angels-Angel food
12-Rose Mitchell-Baby please don't go
13-Terry Timmons-Got nobody to love
14-Vernon Dilworth-Shorty
15-Babs Gonzales-O pa pada
16-Duke Ellington
17-Lonnie Smith-Sideman
18-Horace Silver-
19-Cal Tjader - Soul Motion 1965
20-Lalo Schifrin Sextet - Kush 1962
21-Duke Pearson - The Phantom 1968
22-Nina Simone - No Good Man 1961
23-Miles Davis - Nuit Sur Les Champs-Elysées (Take 2) 1958


Sunday Jam N°10 - Angel Food (James Stewart for RTU 89.8fm)

Space Lies

De Buzios - Tamanqueiro (Elizio Mix)

Following on from his critically acclaimed 2019 solo album Poison Fruit, Azymuth’s iconic drummer Ivan ‘Mamão’ Conti returns with ‘Katmandu’, a new release from the Poison Fruit project. Though it was recorded and mixed in the same sessions, ‘Katmandu’ was mysteriously omitted by Mamão from the Poison Fruit album, either accidentally or on purpose, he’s not quite sure. What is for sure is that it’s one of the most potent poison grooves of them all.

The original mix, produced by Daniel Maunick, accompanies remixes from three of mainland Europe’s finest DJ/producer combos in the game, iconic German nu-jazz collective Jazzanova, MCDE Recordings & Faces Records’ Pablo Valentino, and Croatian house veteran Eddy Ramich with assistance from Zagreb duo Jan Kinčl & Regis Kattie.

This EP is the second in a series of limited edition dance 12”s celebrating 25 years of Far Out Recordings and is housed in a special sleeve which uses the label’s original semiquaver logo from 1994.

Katmandu (Original Mix)

Buy : budabeats.bandcamp.com/album/run-into-the-wild

Erik Sumo is one of the most established Hungarian music producers of the last 20 years. His various acts gained national and international, underground and mainstream success, he scored movies - think of the now cult Liza, The Fox Fairy soundtrack on one of our early 7”-s. His latest album, ‘Mount Fuji’ came out in November 2019, it contains ‘Run Into The Wild’, an odd, yet catchy leftfield floor killer with an unmistakable mood built of sinister imaginings from the woods around Fujisan and glamorous disco vibes. On this his EP you can hear the previously unreleased disco dub version of the song and 3 remixes bringing the original to completely different directions. Mytron & Ofofo of Multi Culti and Les Yeux Orange fame chose to go the tribal way by adding some extra percussion and reconstructing the chorus making the track even more dance floor friendly than it was originally. Oakland based producer E. Live turned the tune into a contemporary boogie burner, while Budabeats staple M.W.D.’s version has an atmosphere that is impossible to describe.
Limited to 400 copies worldwide.

Erik Sumo - Run Into The Wild (E. Live remix)

Ancestral Afro-Venezuelan rhythms meet futuristic Latin jazz, raw funk and afrobeat on Raúl Monsalve y Los Forajidos’ exhilarating new ‘Bichos’ album for Olindo Records. Venezuelan bassist Raúl Monsalve leads an all-star ensemble of musical trailblazers including “the voice of Venezuela” Betsayda Machado, singer Luzmira Zerpa (Family Atlantica) and drummer Dave De Rose (Agile Experiments, Moloko, Mark Ronson).

Out Friday 16th October via Olindo Records:
https://backl.ink/142728605

Find out more here:http://www.musicamacondo.com/2020/10/premiere-monsalve-y-los-forajidos-mosquito-ft-betsayda-machado/

Bichos

Premiere: Raul Monsalve y los Forajidos - Mosquito ft. Betsayda Machado

MIMS is excited to share the wild & incredibly rare Venezuelan big band sound of "Socorro Auxilio" by Germán Fernando y su Orquestra, taken from El Palmas Music's forthcoming compilation, 'Color De Trópico', released Friday November 20.

'Color de Trópico' is a carefully-compiled work of healing and reconstruction, documenting a special moment in the history of Venezuelan music, when the country’s democracy was just a few years old and the profound impact of the oil industry on society had only just begun. DJ El Palmas and El Dragón Criollo have chosen eight impossibly hard-to-find jewels, originally released between 1966 and 1978, remastered and reissued here for the first time on vinyl.

According to music journalist Alfredo Churión “those who saw (Germán Fernando) attested to having witnessed something indescribable”, a mysterious man who doubted even his sanity and of whom today practically nothing is known. He was someone who dared to show a completely foreign effrontery, signing unintelligibly, moving frantically and throwing himself to the ground before the stunned gaze of his audiences. Venezuelan writer Luis Armando Ugueto states: “his art could go from the sublime to bad taste – and it was craved by the press – when he subjected viewers to strange songs where he pleaded for socorro and auxilio [help].” 

Germán Fernando had a histrionic proposal that was a thousand times misunderstood and that even popular presenters of the time like Renny Ottolina dubbed “his follies”. A theme close to the jazz orchestra soundtracks of James Bond and Batman accompanies the showman here who comes across like a creole Screaming Jay Hawkins. He creates a whirlwind of sound that, while as agile as a featherweight, is also capable of knocking out all the old ideas Venezuelans themselves have about their music.

DJ El Palmas, aka Maurice Aymard, tell us, "We started to make this compilation almost one year ago, and it was very complex to make it happen for several reasons. First of all,  find the legal rights of the songs and to negotiate with old record labels, it´s something that takes a lot of time and effort, many phone calls and emails back and forth for almost six months.

Besides this there was another task, to find the right 'gems' that could fit into our concept, and that could express in music what we were looking for, but this also would lead us to other challenges.

The first one was that most of the masters were not available, we had to start searching for old vinyl records and most of them were not in the market,  and also the ones available were very expensive. A lot of digging had to be made, all these  'fun' obstacles we found on our way were a big adventure for El Drágon Criollo and myself.

We also wanted to express in a new vinyl record, the history and the era of Venezuela, as it was at the end of the 60's and the beginning of the 70´s, when there was an explosion of genres , from jazz, cumbia, salsa, disco, joropo, boogaloo and pop, it was amazing what was going on in this beautiful and tropical country at that time. 

Also the connection between El Drágon Criollo (Paulo) and I was super important, he is Colombian and I am Venezuelan, so we have so many things in common but at the same time different points of views, so this was also super fun, it was a learning process for both of us....."

El Dragón Criollo adds, "The compilation of Color de Trópico is in the end like an art exposition of different artists in the same gallery. So the curatorship was made very carefully and with tons of problems at the same time, because the pieces to expose were not easy to find. Here we are trying to show the versatility of what was going on in Venezuelan music at that time, it is really an eclectic mixture of colors."

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Exclusive Premiere: Germán Fernando y su Orquestra "Socorro Auxilio" (El Palmas Music)

Enfin un show de jazz sur Radio Meuh "Le jazz et la java"!! Tous les 3èmes dimanche du mois, un heure de jazz sous toutes ses formes et ses époques. Réalisé par Franck Descollonges (Heavenly Sweetness)
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Brand new jazz show on the crazy webradio Radio Meuh "Le jazz et la java"!! Every third sunday of the month, you can listen to one hour of jazz, all styles, all eras!!. hosted by Franck Descollonges (Heavenly Sweetness)

Tracklisting :
TRACKLISTING LE JAZZ ET LA JAVA #12
John Coltrane « Olé »
Nate Morgan « mrafu »
Calvin Keys « B.E. »
Habiba « Fresh air »
Judy Roberts « Never was love »
Ezra Collective « Dark side Riddim »
Okvsho « LS Shuffle »
Butcher Brown « Frontline »

LE JAZZ ET LA JAVA #12

New York's Finest: Poet, producer, DJ OVEOUS in the mix. 

Cktrl - Will the feelings leave Ft. Duval Timothy
Dezron Douglas and Brandee Younger - The Creator Has A Master Plan
Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay
Tall Black Guy & Ozay Moore - Har Hanz
Lazy H - When The Horns Come In
LCSM - Virtual Signal
EVM128 - Bun Dat
Jitwam and Folamour - Sun After Rain
Sarathy Korwar and Upaj Collective - So Said Said (Yoruba Soul Mix)

OVEOUS Hypersoul Mix

St Germain - Rose Rouge (Atjazz Galaxy Aart Remix)
Atjazz - V1rus (Jamlud Kudegra Remix)
Kalyma - Red Man Calypso (Whitesquare Remix)
Osunlade - Ole'
OVEOUS - Somewhere In America (Coflo Mix)
Cornelius SA - Now (Dwson Remix)
OVEOUS - Get At Me
Brooklyn Terry - Got To Have The Paper
Gasandji - Batela (Kiko Navarro Afroterraneo Mix)
Sigrid - Sucker Punch (Four Tet Remix)
DVS1 - Black Russian

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Musica Macondo on Jazz FM with Tim Garcia Ft. OVEOUS Hypersoul Mix

MIMS is excited to premiere a remix from our very own resident show host, DJ Tahira from Sao Paulo, Brazil. Tahira puts a rootsier spin on The Fontanas hot take on “Capoeira Mata Um”, featuring Former Banda Black Rio vocalist Aleh Ferreira. Released this Friday via London’s tropical party makers, Movimientos. 

The Fontanas make an explosive return on this fresh rework of the Brazilian classic ‘Capoeira Mata Um’ originally made popular by Jackson de Pandeiro. Producer and bandleader Sam Fontanas gives fresh life to the track, transforming a 1950s Brazilian folk classic into a dance floor banger for modern times. ‘The idea behind the record was to introduce the song to a new audience’ - Bringing with it an injection of electronic fusion, tropical funk, as well as a nod to traditional forro. Former Banda Black Rio vocalist and Samba Soul legend in his own right Aleh (Ferreira) guests on the vocals, referencing the song’s Afro-Brazilian heritage, and fusing the traditional with the modern. 

Tahira says, "“I decided to make it faster.. I'm bringing a blend of forro with a bit of Ijexa. Catia de França used to do this in late 70s. I love the horns .. I've changed them a bit to give the song more of a Latin feel. And I added some keyboards into the track from the excellent musician Fernando TrZ from Liniker and Lavoura".
 
The EP also features another brand new revisioning of a Brazilian classic “Locuras de Uma Paixão” featuring vocals from Sambista Laurie Blundell & Let Drum Beat. And to complete the package there’s 3 exemplary uptempo dancefloor remixes including and rootsier re-wiring from Sao Paulo’s DJ Tahira. Closer to home via London, Tom Excell (Nubiyan Twist, Onipa) brings the fire with his blitzed out Jazz x remix. Completing the stellar line up is Reprezent FM’s Blue Canariñho with his nu wave favela flip mix.

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Exclusive Premiere: The Fontanas "Capoeira Mata Um" (Tahira Remix) (Movimientos Records)

RADIO.D59B / NATURAL BEATS #6 w/ Asta Hiroki

Hungarian independent record label with a wide musical spectrum ranging from obscure jazz to contemporary electronic music. Budabeats Records was founded by DJ Gandharva in 2008, now it's run by him and his long time DJ and record collector partner, Von Yodi.