Bedbug - Palov Ft Ang.Angelides

Sono Rhizmo' - Soledad

Wanted to do something African to remix.. with help from my facebook followers i came across this gem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdPsJw5DVJA and combined it with this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT2J1Ot9N5c along with lots more editings... something a bit more chilled and vibing.. https://www.dropbox.com/s/wyuwhy4w3d1i583/waggles-Victor%20Dembe%20Remix%20Final.mp3?dl=0

Victor Deme Remix (Free DL)

Panama Cardoon - Un Raton (final Cut)

Before going on a trip to Brasil, thought of leaving you with this rmx i did recently on "Esquindindin" from Som Sete.
Até já!!
grab here:
http://dedydread.bandcamp.com/track/esquindindin-rmx

DEDY DREAD - Esquindindim RMX

GORILLA SESSION - BOOM BAP HIP HOP INSTRUMENTAL TYPE BEAT

GORILLA SESSION - BOOM BAP HIP HOP INSTRUMENTAL TYPE BEAT (11)

Lunchtime

1. Palov - Ritmo De Sinaloa
2. Palov - Je T'Attends
3. Sibu & Joe Nagall ft. Bonze's Fuel - Abeni
4. Bandura - Sikkunnu

Mastering: Dj Inko
Illustration: Lee Hodges

Carnibal 014, Various Artists (Snippet, Out 30/6)

Nostalgia 77 ft. Alice Russell - Seven Nation Army (Grant Phabao Mix)

Nando (Dedy Dread remix)

Decidete Amor - Dj Neber RmxBreak

THE STORY 



 Born unexpected, in a night with full moon, under a strange sign.
 A dancing Creole mother and a Sakalava father with big ears gave life to a funny pair of twins, between some palmtrees and a gramophone...

 The parents called the girl Kick and the boy Snare.
Their first word was: ''beat''.
and their first wonder: ''mama what is head-nodding?''

 So, the Kick and the Snare had the dream to travel the world and collect traditional recordings. So they did.
From Peruvian and Colombian mountains to the neighbourhoods of New Orleans and Harlem. And from Jamaican and Brazilian coasts to the rivers of Nigeria and Angola.
But that was not enough for them. They also travelled in time. From the early 1930's Swing era to the late 1970's Hip Hop and from the 1960's Chicha, Funk and Reggae to 1990's D'n'B.

 And then came a time when the Kick and the Snare got tired...and decided to seal all these records in a box, with the inscription:     ''The Carnibal Records'', and threw it in the ocean...

 The box was floating around the world for many years, until a mighty pirate called Spikos found it somewhere between the islands of Syros and Amorgos and trade it for a pink hat and 2 kilos of shrimps. 

 The box got unsealed by these two oddly monikered fishermen called 
Palov & Panama Cardoon. 
 Luckily the sea had shuffled the traditional sounds with the modern beats. They looked each other and their surpise came with the idea of releasing all these strange sounds.

 The year was 2012... and it was a nice year.