hhmmm.... uma magia dos sons!!! muito bem feito:)))

Gabriele Poso - New Moon Rituals

Chancha Via Circuito (aka Pedro Canale) returns with his second single, "Cometa," this time being joined by the acclaimed Argentinian duo, Fémina, consisting of sisters Clara and Sofia Trucco; Chancha's refined beat of chugging percussion and sparse electronics offers an ideal space for the two singers’ voices to inhabit with rich harmonies. “Cometa” (“comet”) also furthers the upcoming album’s celestial themes, which also touch on spirituality, love, ephemerality, and nature.

Pre - Order LP Here

Chancha Via Circuito - Cometa (feat. Fémina)

The internet. It brings people together. And sometimes, just sometimes, magic happens.  

El Buho aka Robin Perkins, an Englishman living in Amsterdam, and Barrio Lindo real name Agustin Rivaldo, an Argentine living in the southern suburbs of Buenos Aires, have never met in real life. But through the power of the internet, they’ve teamed up to create, collaborate and file swap, birthing the 6 track EP, History of Colour. ZZK Records is proud to be at the intersection of these two emerging and exciting new artists and release their music to the world.

Go Buy History of Colour:
➜ http://zzkrecords.com/historyofcolour/
➜ http://zzkrecords.com/album/History_of_Colour
➜ Bandcamp: https://zzkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/history-of-colour
➜ iTunes: http://hyperurl.co/2tr2qg

 Watch it on YouTube too:
➜ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMHxfZWLMy4&list=PL97ISVilOoYA-IzVqd2VzdzHIijlWenpS



History Of Colour

Released May 22, 2017

Nicola Cruz polishes off a trippy tryptic of cult releases for Multi Culti with ESPÌRITU.

Folklorica’s chosen lord, Nicola Cruz has shepherded the masses from the church of high tempos and brought trance-formed revellers down to earth with his fusion of crisp electronics and organic, indigenous vibrations. Miraculously, he has brought this style of music to Europe’s major big room clubs and huge festival stages worldwide, pleasing crowds in the habit of being hypnotized by homogenous house music.

Espìritu de Protección opens as a revelation, two seconds into the groove and you’re deep in the tribe. You’re dancing, everybody’s dancing, things dub out, melt down, and a haunting vocal wisps through the room, tickling the crowd from their tailbones to their pineal glands. Just as you recover from that spell, in fly the flutes. Every yogi in the vicinity sways into the front and all of a sudden, you KNOW you’re getting laid tonight. That’s the kind of power we’re dealing with: CRUZ CONTROL.

It’s so potent we had to carefully extract the Flute-A-Pella and serve it up separately to use as a cult DJ tool. 

FOR VINYL ONLY:

On the flip side, not one but two slamming remixes of Tzantza from Disco Halal-defekting Russian duo: Simple Symmetry. Vinyl lovers rejoice in the supreme exclusivity on the digitally unavailable Folklorica Dub, a supreme tranceformational party tool with enough flute to elevate the mind of the many.

Espirìtu

Nicola Cruz - Espìritu de Protección (preview) [MC034]

Trecho do nosso primeiro Live Set feito do 0, gravado no dia 23/09/2017
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Piece of our first Live Set made from nothing, recorded os 09/23/2017
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Event - https://www.facebook.com/events/1912322825696201/

LOWERDUB (Improv) - Sonido Trópico + EKO - Live Set

BARDA - ESTELAS 

The sound of a distant time and place. Rough, green landscapes, rivers and the music of leaves blown by the wind, enticed by the beat of a drum or a kultrum. 

The strum of a charango is revived decades later, finding space in the silence between electronic beats, in a stillness where anything can happen: a crack, an electronic bass or just a pause in time. 

On Estelas Argentine producer Cecilia Gebhard AKA Barda revives three pieces of music from her home continent, each from a distant time, place and author but sharing the limelight together for the first time and creating a new dialogue between them. Rarely, if ever, did Alejandro Camara, Hermanos Berbel and Manuel y Julio Gómez Carrillo share the same stage. 

Barda carefully unites these tracks, revisits them with a dexterity, skill and respect for the originals, putting them in a new context and highlighting their ability to evoke the landscapes that inspired them, this time together, looking out from under the same tree.
credits
released November 6, 2017 

Mastering : Yosi Horikawa

Alejandro Camara - Tres Bailecitos (Barda Edit)

Stream or buy the release here:
https://33r.pm/GnSl
Artwork by PACAYA @pacayapacaya
Mastering by Tillmann Eimecke @haunted_water
@vinzoomuzik

Sutai uses elements of dub and reggae as well as traditional south american instruments and ethnic vocal-snippets to create a rising and constantly building energy on the dancefloor that let's all walls and barriers around the heart melt away and leave us with a state of joy and bliss.

VINZOO - Sutai

@a_cigarra

It was in September 2016 that Basy Tropikalne began operating as a netlabel and the first release came in a form of a Latin American compilation. Following the success of that album – which was featured among others by Indie Hoy, Cassette Blog, Sounds and Colours and tropicalbass.com - now it is time for a second installment which brings as many as eighteen previously unreleased tracks by a mixture of already recognized and rising and promising producers from all over the continent.

This massive compilation starts with Cigarra who has been doing an amazing work promoting female producers from Latin America with her work as the manager of Hystereofônica platform. Her uplifting track is followed by extremely talented Di Laif from Guatamela who came up with a deep and ominous composition called ‘Ominous’. Next up are the wonderful minds of Rafa Caivano and Lisandro Sona for whom this may actually be the last song in a long time under the alias of Klik & Frik as their big comeback with the Frikstailers project is planned for the next month. Right after them there are two fellow Argentinians – Maich presents delicate ‘Verde’ with a Caribbean touch whereas Kaleema turns to Africa and focuses her production on field recordings from Kenya.

Another remix and at the same time the longest track on the release comes from Liman producer Renzo Zong who has tried his chances on ‘Niña Salvaje’ by Jorge Mestanza and María Cristina Simon and changed it into something more profound. Subsequent track belongs to Inti Kunza, Santiago de Chile underground legend and one of the La Chimba Discos founders who jumps in with the hypnotizing ‘Peuma’. ‘Balada de Aventurança’, in turn, is delivered by Brazil’s Projeto Mujique who once again proves his skills in mixing the guitar sounds with electronic music.

Moving on we bump into a magical moment of witnessing the first ever collaboration between some of Costa Rica’s finest artists: producer Nillo and vocalist Javier Arce who created a masterpiece titled ‘Lamento de Aïa’. Then we are treated with back-to-back tracks from Buenos Aires-based acts as hard-hitting Camanchaca duo’s ‘Seneca’ is followed by a decent song from Uruguay-born Xanducero (just listen to this wonderful drums in the second part of ‘Aguilucho en mi Ventana’…).

After that there is the fastest track on the whole album with Ecuador’s Ataw Allpa remixing last year’s ‘Candirú’, the effect of collaboration between himself and Brazilian DJ Nirso who also appears on ‘Basy Tropikalne # 2 (Latin America)’ just few tracks further into the release. Brazil is also where ElPeche hails from and his major contribution to the compilation was not only mastering it but also handing over his own composition called ‘Cuicwah’.

‘Daisukidesu’ is a work by Argentina-born Germany-based Kumbale Records founder Pocho who created a kind of cinematic cumbia song sampling anime – hence its Japanese title. Ore Rüb , the name of the next project, may sound mysterious but the producer behind it is no other than Andreh Torres, previously known as Nacho Libre. It is a great honor to present the debut track of his new alias in the Basy Tropikalne release.

Beautiful and melodic ‘Renjasé’ by Mr. Toé of Konn Recordings perfectly introduces the true gem that is hidden at the very end of the compilation. Colombia's Cerrero and El León Pardo once again reinterpreted one of the Afro-Colombian legendary groups to create a magnificent dub remix of a classic song.

Cigarra - Dona Gira

Learn more about the initiative at www.EARTHNIGHT.org

On April 19th, DJs for Climate Action (DJS4CA) present the second annual EARTH NIGHT; an initiative harnessing the energy of the global nightlife scene to raise awareness and funds for climate action.  Taking place in the week leading up to Earth Day, the team will release an impressive music compilation and sponsor parties in Brooklyn and beyond to shine light on the challenge facing our planet and the unique role musicians can play.  

This year DJS4CA launch EARTH NIGHT RECORDS with a compilation that gathers new music from over 50 artists from 12 countries including Simon Meija (Bomba Estereo), Infinity Ink, Nicola Cruz, Little Boots, and many others. It will become available for pre-order exclusively through Bandcamp starting March 11th, and tracks will drop every week leading up to the full release on 4/19.

Proceeds from all EARTH NIGHT activities will fund projects focused on effective climate action through direct partnerships. This includes work at the nexus of renewable energy, health and education with Little Sun, boosting the global climate youth movement with Earth Guardians, and offsetting the impact of DJ air travel with CO2 Logic.

Earth Night 2019

Chancha Via Circuito - Nagual (EARTH NIGHT 2019)

Hecho con grabaciones de la manifestación anoche en el barrio.

Imagen adaptada de una ilustración de Hernán Sansone

#Cacerolazo #ElParoSeMantiene #FueraDuque

Son De La Cacerola

My reinterpretation of this gorgeous piece of "currulao" music from the Colombian Pacific

El Currulao Me Llama (Mixwell Edit) - Grupo Bahia

Contato - cosmicdamiao@gmail.com

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LOWERDUB (Improv) - Sonido Trópico + EKO - Live Set

Cosmic & Damião

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