The Barefoot Adventures returns as I dive into Libya, a troubled but hugely historical country situated amongst the Sahara Desert. After speaking to some new friends from Libya, I began to learn of the complicated situation and history of this place. Within Libya there is little to no self-made pop music industry, but various kinds of Arab music are popular, such as Andalusi music, locally known as Ma'luf, Chabi, not to mention Arab classical music, and Libyan Reggae which came to the surface in the 90’s.

In the south the Tuareg (Berber) have their own distinctive folk music. They play a one-stringed violin called an anzad, as well as a variety of drums.
Two of the most famous musicians of Libya are Ahmed Fakroun and Mohammed Hassan.
Rhythmic clapping is also common in Libyan folk music.
Traveling Bedouin poet-singers have spread many popular songs across Libya. Among their styles is Huda, the camel driver's song, the rhythm of which is said to mimic the feet of a walking camel.

Native voice spoken by the wonderful: @Aseelelhame
A special thanks to: Mohammed talaia, Khaled and Eisha for the help.

TRACKLIST:

Ahmed Fakrun - Nisyan 
Hamid El Shaeri - Reet (Habibi Funk VA)
Ahmed Fakrun - La-Ya-Hob 
Unknown Artist - Car (Autotune The World Tape)
Unknown Artist - Cheb Ziram (Autotune The World Tape)
Unknown Artist - Souranahe Lylo (Autotune The World Tape)
Ahmed Fakrun - Soleil Soleil 
Hamid El Shari - Awda 
La quête - The quest
Walid Gholmieh - Ghadames
Les yeux de lennemi en seront éblouis
Lâme soeur - The Soul Sister

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The Barefoot Adventures - 24 - Libya

Bituminous Beat

A Selection to get you off your seat and Groove to the Beat.

Contains a mix of Afro - Oriental - Latin - soul - Funk - Breaks - Rock & Roll - surf - Reggae - Popcorn & Brazilian music.

Enjoy !

Johhny Lee Johnson - The Dance Off - Part 1

Grüezi gorgeous!

There’s just something about stringed instruments that touches our shaken souls, embraces them, lifts them up and tosses them around until we lose track of time and space. Some people experiment with psychedelics to reach that effect, you really just need ears though. Not to say they won’t subsidize, but that’s a matter for another time.

Put those strings into context, give them space to breathe, support them with a rhythmic backbone, throw in a metaphorical surfboard and they will call themselves “ali dada”.
The swiss/intergalactic formation consisting of Orlando Ludens, mfjaeger and Max Licht join our little trip sitting outlet with their soothing “empa nada” EP.

Reminiscent of surf rock and shoegaze from the golden days, taken into the future with some modular goodness and further musical machinery, the trio delivers four timeless pieces of cosmic proportions. Nothing seems rigid here, rules don’t apply, a sense of improvisation hangs in the room, even after the last bar fades. Music for melting into your couch, or getting your first sunburn of the season, as well as putting another log into the fireplace.
Timeless, as I mentioned earlier.

And if that wasn’t enough, we’ve added four ingenious takes on those originals, ranging from even dubbier shores right onto the dancefloors. The bands own mfj goes first with a mind bending extension of “lauf”, handing the torch over to beat breaking Chewlie who deconstructed “empa nada”, followed by a weird house take on “sofaul” from our dearest Fereinwonung Koratien, who contributed the wildly trippy artwork as well, finished off with a definite stomper twist of “late” by IroniMo who wouldn’t take any chances.

Ten artists, eight songs, one task left for you: Press play and get washed away.

Forever yours,

D r o sss e l

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ali dada:
@ali_dada
linktr.ee/alidada

Chewlie:
@juicy_chewlie
www.instagram.com/chewliea
https://juicychewlie.bandcamp.com

Fereinwonung Koratien:
@fereinwonung-koratien

IroniMo:
@1ronim0

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Written & produced by Orlando Schneider, Rulla Sutter, Michael Dieterle
Remixed by mfj, Chewlie, Fereinwonung Koratien & IroniMo
Mastering by Tilmann Eimicke (Haunted Water)
Artwork by Fereinwonung Koratien

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ali dada — sofaul (Fereinwonung Koratien Dusche)

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Episode two sees my travelling toes forage through Chile.
From this height I can see the snowy Andes peaks and the desert of Atacama - the heat is truly simmering over Valparaiso, I can safely say i'm in South America.

<3 Billy

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The Barefoot Adventures - 02 - Chile

Lonnie Smith - Its Changed (Crème Delir Edit)

❣ Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none ☮

The ol' Willy S. wrote that a little while ago.
If he was sane, a pot-head, or actually just a bunch of monkeys,
we'll never know for sure, but these words remain true.

A lover at least, but also a brightener of hearts brings you the next episode of Flight Club: Cara Carpaccio
Her tasty name can be traced back to the quality (and possibly quantity) of her aural taste buds.

Her fans might be used to a more dance floor oriented selection, but as you dive into this mix, you will not miss a thing. Maybe even shake a little on your rug. Or shag, we won't tell.

Go Carpaccio!

@caracarpaccio
(@mooqui-marbles | @plattenfreunde)

Artwork: @deinbollek

Cara's Cloud

Flight Club №14 — Cara Carpaccio

Lost & Found - Ein Mix von 2005. Mit verschiedenen lustigen und schrägen Vögeln, King Crimson, Adolf Noise, Doctor Rockit, Jim O'Rourke, Kammerflimmer Kollektief, The Bees, The Beta Band, Le Volume Courbe, Mountaineer, Sufjan Stevens, Dj Food, Pascal Schäfer, Mountaineers, Felix Kubin, Sun / Oren Ambarchi.

Lost & Found: Ein Bett im Mohnfeld

Lost & Found: Ein Mix von 2005

By far one of my favorite musical journeys so far, I take you to the Democratic Republic of Congo. An up-lifting mix of rhythm, Rumba, Soukous and Afro-latin grooves.

After the Congo Crisis and their independence from Belgium in the 1960’s, between the 1960s and 1970s, Congolese musicians absorbed musical influences from various parts of the world. Genres included American jazz, rhythm and blues, European and Cuban music. The Afro-Latin sounds of Cuba were so influential that some Congolese musicians even sometimes sang in Spanish. New genres were created such as Congolese rumba or Soukous and the Congolese guitar style influenced numerous musicians in the African continent.

Musicians based in Leopoldville (now Kinshasa) and Brazzaville were very popular and thousands of fans throughout the Congo and elsewhere in Africa danced to their songs. Legends of the scene included Docteur Nico, Grand Kallé and Tabu Ley, Franco’s OK Jazz Orchestra and Verckys.

DRC has over 200 native languages including French, but in the end I found dear Cédric Dh to record the introduction in the native Lingala language. Thanks again for listening.

Enjoy

SOURCE: https://tinyurl.com/y4t6vhe3

TRACKLIST

Dr Nico & L’ African Fiesta Sukisa - Nayedi Abidjan 
Zaire Attack - Mabe Ya Mbila
Jeannot Bombenga _ Vox Africa Mobali ya Ngelele
Michelis Fe
The Hi Fives Anna
Tabuley - Joujou Zewa 
Belmondo
Tabu Ley Rochereau - Monsieur Malonga
Orchestre Sinza Ma Loukoula
Dr Nico & l'African Fiesta Sukisa - BIANTONDI KASANDA
Tabu Ley Rochereau feat. L'African Fiesta National - Fiesta kombo ya sika 
Zaire Attack - Finga Mama Munu
Nico Kassanda - Aruna
Dewayon - Niama Ya Zamba
M'Boka M'Boka
Dr Nico & l'African Fiesta Sukisa - TU M'AS DÉÇU CHOUCHOU
Vicky Longomba - Viclong Julie 
Bemi - Nabosani Ndako 
Grand Kalle & African Jazz - Mama Ngai Habanera 
Zaire Attack - Polo
Mayemba - Sam Mangwana & L'Orch Beya Maduma#Jeannot Bombenga _ Vox Africa Bebe na Jeannot
Jeannot Bombenga _ Vox Africa Bebe na Jeannot
L'OK Jazz, Franco - Kinsiona 
Tabu Ley Rochereau feat. L'African Fiesta National - L'âge et l'amour 
Grand Kallé - Bana Na Nwa 
Orchestre Kiam - Kamiki 
Franco, Le TP OK Jazz feat. Bitshou, Boyibanda, Youlou - Likambo ya ngana

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The Barefoot Adventures - 21 - Democratic Republic of Congo

Lemonella (https://soundcloud.com/lemonella) presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 204 - Xmas Special

Frohe Weihnachten ihr alle da draußen! Wir freuen uns sehr, heute Lemonella unter dem Baum begrüßen zu dürfen, die ein feines Gespür für Atmosphärik hat. Pünktlich zur Weihnachts-Afterhour hat sie für uns ein besonderes Schmankerl gezaubert, eine beseelte Reise voll schönem Herzschmerz. Macht's euch gemütlich, viel Spaß mit dem Mix und bis zum nächsten Jahr <3

Megan sagt: ' anyway, this mix wishes folks a lazy, calm christmas.. I imagine after the peak of the day dies down and bellies are stuffed with food and drink, laying on the couch and floating away to this. Either you are lucky to be with those you truly love, or can feel them through this. It's loaded with sweet romance and cosy nostalgia.'

Lemonella
✘ @lemonella
✘ www.facebook.com/lemonellamusic

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Lemonella presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 204 Xmas Special

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2023
06.01. kater blau, berlin

2022
18.09. sisyphos, berlin
17.07. ferien mit freunden festival, polenz
30.06. fkk, fusion
18.06. somewhere, berlin
05.06. weißes haus, radebeul

2021
11.12. somewhere, berlin
25.09. bucht closing, berlin
11.09. zugvögel festival, udenbreth

2019
07.12. U157, berlin
29.06. karl kutter, fusion
25.05. Arbeit & Zwang, dresden
12.05. sektor, dresden

2018
01.12. So & So, leipzig
03.06. objekt klein a, dresden
03.04. HfbK rollschuhdisco, dresden

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