A special mix for Halloween, prepared and selected from releases we put out in the last 6-7 years. Includes some of the deepest and scariest Psychedelic and groovy heaters from Italian Soundtrack and Library production of 1970s.

Mixed and selected by Lorenzo Fabrizi (Sonor Music Editions).
All tracks originally released between 1969 and 1978.

Excerpts from I DUE VOLTI DELLA PAURA OST by Franco Micalizzi, Fonit 7001 ATMOSFERE by Orchestra Ollamar and Rino de Filippi, THOMAS OST by Amedeo Tommasi, MUSIC FOR MOVEMENT by Angelo Baroncini and Bruno Battisti D'Amario, DRAMMATICO by Braen/Raskovich, RACCONTI DI MARE OST by Bruno Zambrini, CALAMO OST by Claudio Tallino, UN URLO DALLE TENEBRE OST by Giuliano Sorgini, SPELL (DOLCE MATTATOIO)OST by Claudio Tallino.

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HALLOWEEN MIX from Sonor Music Editions

Join Shelly & Andrea as they introduce each other to Joseph Losey's 1966 film MODESTY BLAISE and Lewis Gilbert's 1955 CAST A DARK SHADOW. Both starring the fabulous Sir Dirk Bogarde!

Thank you to Monte Yazzie for the Sound production!

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Come and take a journey into forgotten Italian disco gems.

The Civera Edits Sampler

¡Discoteca! 3 with Selectors Frankie Francis, Quantic & Beto. All vinyl and recorded live at the 303, NYC, April 25th 2014.

Discoteca at the 303: Frankie Francis, Quantic & Beto

Exclusive mix for Another Night On Earth 2011
#49 http://anothernightonearth.blogspot.se/2011/07/press-play-49-albion.html

Albion - The Continental Disco Sound

"FUOCO AMICO" GUEST MIX by LANCE
Hot and spicy Disco in this new mix by our fellow Lance.
Musician, Dj and Producer from Salerno, his passion has led him from Djing for fun to a non-stop research with the aim to "rework" old times gems and blend them with funk/disco and afrobeat. He is a fervent supporter of "music as a sharing tool" and many djs borrowed from him.
Get ready, this mix is On Fire!

"FUOCO AMICO" GUEST MIX by LANCE

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

I'm a pretty nice guy. Canadian. Lots of nervous energy. I live in Berlin but I love the mountains. I'm 39 and have been collecting records since about 1987. Most of my records are in Canada still. Not sure what I'm going to do about that! I've been making my living as a professional DJ for a number of years now. I also run a rather successful mostly 7" record label Red Motorbike, inspired by the do-it-yourself renegade-record-hustling Jamaican film Rockers. We regularly sell out of our small run pressings which is a success in my eyes. Number 15 in the series is about to drop featuring myself and long time collaborator Roberto from Toronto. 

 2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

I love that they are portable. I love that the sound doesn't have to be great. I love that you can just POP them on the turntable over the cone adaptors. I love that most times there's an Instrumental, a Part 2 or a Version on the other side.
It's the original single! Or was it 78s technically? Music that kids could afford to buy.  You can bring them to your friend's house from as far back as the '50s (maybe earlier?) in a little carrying case and have a party!
Mostly I love 7"s because of Reggae music. Just realized I didn't put much Reggae on the mix. I should make a Reggae mix.

  3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

Totally random. Like my moods lately here in this wacky city.  4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

All over! I want to make it last forever!
I have mixes of various genres (mostly for dancing) available on my Soundcloud and Mixcloud.
www.soundcloud.com/eddiec
https://www.mixcloud.com/discover/eddie-c/ 

5) Top 5 all time fave records.

that's impossible, but I'll give it a shot off the top of my head...

1. Minako Yoshida - Town
2. Wayne Smith - Under Mi Sleng Teng
3. Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause
4. Terry Riley - A Rainbow in Curved Air
5. Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier


45/7 #30 ARTIST: EDDIE C

We’re back with the 5th volume of the “Credit to the (Re)Edit”-Series. With this vinyl only mixtape we pay tribute to a new formation of producers & remixers which keep the Vibe alive by editing the “old” tracks and building a bridge to the past. So they delight a new generation to this Grooves.

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SoulBrigada Pres. Credit To The (Re-)Edit Vol. 5

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection

SoulBrigada was initiated 2009 by Alex D. & Fabio V. as a platform for own events in the trijunction on the lake of constance in the south of germany. Alex also started to spin records on this events and abroad. In 2011 the first studio collaboration leads to an exclusive vinyl only release with their remix of a track by Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura Band on Poets Club Records.
Due to time time constraints and spatial distance Fabio had to withdraw from this project a little bit so that Alex runs nowadays SoulBrigada mainly. Further tracks was released in 2013 on 7inch on english label KAT45 Records and the own 2016-founded Matasuna Records. The focus is now on the label work and spreading the Matasuna vibe on festivals and clubs across europe.
The record collection is approx. 1500 records – one third 7inches and two third 10“ and 12“. I collect a broad range of different records from all over the world. I also like to buy records on my vacations like in Japan, California, Greece, Portugal etc. So for me my collection is more than only music – it's also a memory to special moments of my life. Most of the time when i put out a vinyl from the collection these memories came back to mind.

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

It's more challenging to play with 7inches: on one hand the mixing of the tracks because there's no long in- or outros like on an extended 12“ Disco Single. On the other hand you have to be focused a lot on the mix because of the short play time of the 7“. But i like this kind of challange.
And also the size and weight of the record bag is optimal for trips abroad.

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

I was influenced by Djs & Diggers like Paul Nice, Mr. Scruff, Kenny Dope or DJ Muro which couldn't be categorized in a specific genre and suprised again and again with their musical taste. It would be a loss to be restricted to a certain genre because there's so incredible good music out there. This is also the philosophy of SoulBrigada: as the name associates, Soulmusic is obligatory but there isn't a limit to this genre – the main point is the SOUL in the music.
So this exclusive 7inch vinyl only mix reflects excellent the musical bandwith of the SoulBrigada sound. It's ranging from Reggae, Calypso, Brazil, Tropical, Orienta l, Asia over to Funk, Breaks, Boogie towards Dubby Disco.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music?

The complete Mixtape-Archive is online & downloadable via https://hearthis.at/soulbrigada. SoulBrigada Edits & Reworks could be listened via https://hearthis.at/soulbrigada

5) Top 5 all time fave records

1. Abahambi - Freeway
2. Nico Gomez And His Afro Percussion Inc. - Ritual
3. Assagai - Assagai
4. Ahmed Fakroun - Ahmed Fakroun
5. Professor Wouassa - Grow Yes Yes! (forthcoming first time on vinyl via Matasuna Rec.)

45/7 #39 ARTIST: SOULBRIGADA

Tarocchi d'Estate

During our 30+ year history we have become well-known for championing a wide-range of musical genres, but for many people we will forever be associated with the golden age of hip hop and our Soho stores. The memories of the music and culture from that time are intertwined with the experience of being in that store (for customers and staff alike). Mr Bongo founder and MD, Dave Buttle, recalls that heady period in Mr Bongo history…

"It was a really exciting time. Soho was booming - full of media companies, record, stores, labels, and the place to go in London for your vinyl shopping needs. If you had an exclusive new hip hop release in store the word would spread and it would be a roadblock. We are talking the early Rawkus releases, Mos Def, Company Flow, then we had Dr Octagon, exclusive Lord Finesse bits from Japan."

Hip hop will always be in the DNA of Mr Bongo and a couple of years back we decided to channel that into a Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45 reissue series. Our ambition was to release the best and most in demand cuts from the 80’s and 90’s on 7" in original picture sleeves. It’s a collection of our personal favourites, Bongo store anthems and undeniable classics. We kicked the series off with A Tribe Called Quest ‘Scenario’ and we are about to hit release number 20 with the Egyptian Lover ‘Computer Love'. The series has featured artists such as Nas, Souls of Mischief, Ultramagnetic MC’s, Cypress Hill, Gang Starr, Black Sheep - to name a few. The response to these releases has been fantastic - the demand for these cuts is coming in from all around the world and we are very thankful for the support and love they are getting!

To celebrate reaching release number 20 in the series we thought now would be a good time to showcase the catalogue in full. We called in DJ Chris Read to put together an exclusive Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45’s mix. Chris is a long-time collaborator with Bongo, has a deep knowledge of hip hop, and is an incredible DJ. Perfect for this mix. 

"Every track featured in the Bongos Hip Hop 45s reissues series is a certified classic and a high proportion of these records featured heavily in my DJ sets during the 90s and beyond. It was a lot of fun not only to see these records again on 45, but also to revisit them in this mix. 

In the years after I moved back to London in the early 2000s, a record shopping trip to Soho was a regular part of my Saturday routine and a visit to Mr Bongo's Berwick Street store was an essential stop on a circuit that took in stores including Record and Tape Exchange, Major Flavas, Scenario, Deal Real and many others. The space was small, the queue for the counter usually deep and the vibe was often hectic, but the atmosphere was electric. I have no idea how many hours I must have spent flicking through the racks or stood at the counter trying to get a glimpse of the latest arrivals up on the wall, but they were hours well spent, made all the better by the presence of some top class DJs serving from behind the counter.” Chris Read

Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45s - Mixed by Chris Read

Shelly and Andrea, friends and cinéastes invite you to join them as they take the seat as Film Programmer and introduce each other to new cinematic treasures! Logo design by @theoquest.jpg. Sound production by Monte Yazzie.

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