Name: Colombiafrica The Mystic Orchestra - No Habla Na (Chief Boima Remix) by Chief Boima
Duration: 4 min 22 s
Description: My remix of Africolombia The Mystic Orchestra's "No Habla Na" for "Geko Jones and Atropolis present: Palenque Records Remixed" out now on Dutty Artz!

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My remix of this classic Champeta (afro-colombian music) track featured on the amazing "Palenque Records - Afrocolombia Remix" EP, released by Galletas Calientes Records in oct.2016.

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RELEASE DATE: October 17th 2016
VINYL, DIGITAL.
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VISIT: www.galletascalientes.com

Galletas Calientes Records proudly present their latest production: the “Palenque Records AfroColombia Remix" series. 
Since the mid 90's, Palenque Records have been actively promoting the Afro-Colombian music and culture. 
Palenque Records' original artists, such as Son Palenque, Abelardo Carbono, Sexteto Tabala, Batata y Su Rumba Palenquera, Colombiafrica The Mystic Orchestra.., living testimonies of how much Africa has influenced traditional music in Colombia, have developed a remarkable culture, collaborating with african musicians such as Diblo Dibala or Bopol Mansiamina. 
Most of them are considered to be the precursors of “Champeta", a unique musical genre setting its roots in the west-african Soukous and folklore. This music is the origin of the very interesting "picó” culture of the Caribbean coast of Colombia.
The Afro-Colombian legacy is also represented by other artists such as Gualajo, known for their marimba playing skills, typical instrument of the “Currulao” music from the pacific coast of Colombia. 
The purpose of this remix series is to pay a tribute to Palenque Records who are celebrating 20 years of musical activism in 2016, by releasing some versions of the original songs, produced by the finest artists from today’s worldwide "Global bass" scene. 
Remixes and edits from Dj Sabo (U.S.), Rafael Aragón (FR), Motin (DE), Ghetto Kumbé (CO), and Solo Moderna (NL) are featured on this first volume.
Notice the colourful sleeve, originally hand painted by William “El Maestro" Gutierrez, one of the most reknowned "pico" sound-system visual artists from Barranquilla Colombia

VINYL: www.toolboxrecords.com/en/product/26…calientes-10/
DOWNLOAD: galletascalientesrecords.bandcamp.com/album/…-vol-1
VISIT: www.galletascalientes.com
SUBSCRIBE: eepurl.com/Qvtxz

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Gala Gala tells the story of a village bully. It will transport you to Alego region, western Kenya, where all villages tell of his behavior and of their tiredness of all his wrong doings.
The innovative style of Gala Gala could be called electronic Benga: it borrows a lot of influence from this sound born in the region of Lake Victoria, but is also merged with electronic sounds and arrangements.
The Artist Ngalah Oreyo is a musician and music producer from Kenya. He is a successful musician who founded the award winning band Yunasi, with four childhood friends.
After many years, of working with Yunasi, Ngalah Oreyo decided to venture on new ideas which involve experimenting a lot with traditional and electronic music.Gala Gala is the first song from his upcoming EP. 

Musicians featured on Gala Gala:
Nyattiti by Gaby – Kenya
Guitars by Toby Imani – Kenya
Vocals and Nyatiti by Ngalah Oreyo – Kenya
Backing Vocals by Georges Nderitu – Kenya
Percussions on Gala Gala – UMOJA RMX by Abakisimba – Kenya 

Composition, recordings and production by Ngalah Oreyo - Kenya
Co production, arrangement and mixdown by Max Doblhoff – Austria

Remix work by:
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https://soundcloud.com/umojaworldwide

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Exploding onto the scene with their September 2018 ‘Open My Eyes’ EP, Onipa are rapidly making a name for themselves with their original, innovative fusion of afro grooves and electronics and explosive live show.

This remix EP brings together a diverse range of creative responses to the original material, incorporating house, UK garage, afro funky, wonky hiphop and leftfield electronica.

Famous for their mashups and bootlegs of legendary artists from Oumou Sangare to Tito Puente on their own Persie Edits label, and resident at London’s infamous Percolate parties, Krywald and Farrer keep all the afro bounce of the original ‘Woza’ while extending it into a proper uplifting dancefloor filler.

French producer Mr. Boom brings a decidedly UK garage influenced treatment to EP title track ‘Open My Eyes’, swapping the afro disco optimism of the original for a dark, hoods-up, London night-bus influenced late night sound.

South London Newcomer Marot has been carving out his own niche in bass-driven afro sounds. Here he brings a UK-funky, bassline driven take to ‘I Know’, adding a demented, carnival flavour to the dark tone of the original, complete with warped dark sounds and messed up whistles like some kind of acid-driven Buraka Som Sistema.

Original Onipa producer Tom Excell brings a heavily West-Coast, Flying Lotus-influenced rework of the original ‘Baala’, totally changing the tempo to create a completely different kind of track from the original.

Dream Diary label boss Oslo Roma finishes off with a deep, low-slung, gnawa-influenced rework, keeping the 6/8 feel and edgy, melancholy style of the original with the addition of a hypnotic bassline and dreamy, majestic pads.

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My remix of Africolombia The Mystic Orchestra's "No Habla Na" for "Geko Jones and Atropolis present: Palenque Records Remixed" out now on Dutty Artz!

Colombiafrica The Mystic Orchestra - No Habla Na (Chief Boima Remix)

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