"LIMONARE LIMONARE" GUEST MIX by CLOUD DANKO.
@clouddanko Digger, Dj and record's collector Cloud Danko is into Funk, Soul, Hip Hop, Afrobeat, Jazz and Spiritual Jazz Music. 
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Get ready for a Great Italo Disco & Boogie Mix full of rare records and hidden gems.
Enjoy!

"LIMONARE LIMONARE" GUEST MIX by CLOUD DANKO

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Rook Radio 50 // Cloud Danko [Jazz Vinyl Mix]

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Cloud danko Vinyl only dj set from Italy with love for Hame freq podcast.

Cloud Danko - HAME 45

"Ylêshá" embodies the spirit of the Ijeshá, a powerful and energetic Afro-Brazilian rhythm known for its captivating, hypnotic dance patterns. K'boko's artistry shines as he seamlessly merges this rhythmic tradition with an electrifying bassline and funky beats, creating a fusion that's bound to get the party started.

Beat by K'boko
Photo_Luca Barreto ( BRA)
Mix/Mastering_Pitota

Ylêshá!

Katibou

Donald Funk b2b Cloud Danko 180g Dinamo Record- 2023

🇬🇧 ENG VERSION
Vinyl-only mix by Cloud Danko for Cucina Wax Series. From spiritual jazz and funk to deep house and afro-electronic hybrids, this session captures the essence of analog groove and global roots.

Inspired by King Britt’s “Bush Workout”, discovered at Cosmic Arts in NYC. This is a curated path through records that reflect Danko’s unique taste and sound philosophy.

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Bandcamp: https://clouddanko.bandcamp.com/
Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/clouddanko/

🎵 TRACKLIST:

King Britt / Oba Funke - Bush Workout

The Circling Sun - Bliss

Toshiyuki Goto - House Of Takoradi

Kuniyuki Takahashi - Inner Groove

Fred P - High Fusion

Brother Charles ft. Kamal Imani - Let Love Guide You

Glenn Underground - Sao Paulo E Telhados

Stephane Attias - Journey To The Light

Anthony Nicholson - Revolution

Cloud Danko - Ways Of Life

Nicola Conte - Umoja (Joe Claussell Dub)

Sabu Martinez - Hotel Alyssa Soussie (Krivit Edit)

Khan Jamal - Elements Of Life

CUCINA WAX SERIES 001 | Cloud Danko

'Keep Moving' (Feat. @nubya-garcia)taken from the Freedom EP. 
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Keep Moving (Feat. Nubya Garcia)

Taken From the 'Freedom' EP (Feat. @itslouisvi)
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Freedom (Feat. Louis VI)

Artists: Fela Kuti & Roy Ayers
Remixed by: Nimbus
Production credit: Hersh Patel (@hershp)
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Roy Ayers met Fela Kuti in Nigeria in 1979. They collaborated on a two-song project called "Music of Many Colors", leaning heavily into the ideas of pan-Africanism and Afro-futurism. It was a truly awesome and historic coming together of two legendary musical geniuses.
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The project came at a rare moment of optimism in Nigerian politics: the dictatorship had ended and Nigeria’s first democratic elections were held. This helps explain why the LP represents a clear shift from Fela's traditional use of music as a weapon, and rather puts forth a message of positivity and optimism. In the track "2000 Blacks Got To Be Free," they make a bold and optimistic prediction that the world would improve significantly for Black people by the year 2000. The track begins with the vocals of Ayers, as he sets the tone for the project: “We’re hoping that by the year 2000; we know that by the year 2000, that’s even better, everybody will be knowledgeable.”
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Four decades have passed since Fela Kuti and Roy Ayers put forth this optimistic vision, and, this very day, masses of protestors are denouncing police brutality and demanding racial justice for Black people. Dishearteningly, we are far off from Roy and Fela's prediction in 1980. It can be demoralizing to compare the future that Fela and Roy envisioned with the reality that we’re living in today, in 2020.
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Despite this hard truth, I don't believe this track was ever about accurately predicting the future. I think it was meant to teach us that positivity, unity, and togetherness is what will get us to a brighter future. In 2020, this message is relevant now more than ever, and, though we know the road will be long, Roy and Fela remind us that we must always look optimistically to the light at the end of the tunnel, however faint it may look from where we stand.

Fela Kuti and Roy Ayers - 2000 Blacks Got To Be Free (Nimbus Remix)

Funk, Soul, Jazz, Rap, Latin & Rare Grooves vinyl collector.
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