Ribongia x Kaloune – Mon Kèr (Inc. Jo Bissa's remix)
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Babani Records presents "Mon Kèr”, an exhilarating collaboration between innovative Italian-Australian electronic producer, Ribongia and Réunion island vocalist Kaloune.
 
The song is a love lesson; unconditional love for ourselves but also for humanity. An empowering feeling that transcends boundaries.
 
Falling in love with the traditional music of the islands of the Indian Ocean, Ribongia went on a quest for new sounds, a tasty blend of his electronic music production and the region’s sounds. This began various collaborations with local artists starting with Reunion. 
 
“I wanted to explore the music of the Indian Ocean but in doing so now my sound has been heavily influenced from this region, more than I expected”
“I created a sound that is both my own and the Indian Ocean. It makes both me and my collaborators proud”
 
With a voice that expresses her words as a cry in the dark, Kaloune’s emotional realization of the music comes from a history of using songs to communicate with ancestors and spirits of nature. Growing up on Reunion Island listening and playing Maloya, the Reunionese traditional music, Kaloune sees her voice as a way to liberate herself.
 
“Mon Kèr” is one of these encounters. Created in collaboration with modern griot Kaloune, it is a dark, Maloya infused vocal symphony.
 
“Mon Kèr” also unveils, La Reunion, the first from a series of EPs: Les Rencontres de L'Océan Indien (Indian Ocean Encounters). Each EP will feature collaborations with artists from the islands of this part of the world.		
		
"Reunion island is like the Lost World,” says Ribongia. “It’s a powerful volcanic island with this mystical atmosphere.”

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PREMIERE : Ribongia X Kaloune - Mon Kèr

Artist: Portable
EP Title: My Light of Yesterday
Cat#: CCS122
Format: 12" + digital
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 16.09.2022 

Tracklisting:
A1 - The Spacetime Curvature (DJ Qu Remix)
A2 - I Feel Stronger Now (Patrice Scott Remix)
B1 - Portable - Ripple Effect (Call Super Remix)

My Light of Yesterday

Portable - I Feel Stronger Now (Patrice Scott Remix)

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A1 - Jinja Pearls – M.I.X.G (Sam Jones Construct) 
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Everyone's favourite curly-haired NYC disco deviant Eric Duncan's back with another low-slung scorcher that's absolutely guaranteed to set off your weekend warehouse party with panache and aplomb. 

Make sure to grip the the 12" when it drops next because the one and only Daniele Baldelli pops up on the B-side!

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@SternsEdits is a new collaboration between legendary African & Brazilian label and distributor @Sterns-Music and London producer and label owner @BenGomori. 

Sterns Music began life as pop-up style record shop housed in the back room of an electrical shop near Warren Street and grew to become the second biggest distributor of music from Africa outside of the continent itself. Over the years they released and distributed hundreds of artists, including household names like Salif Keita, Youssou N'Dour, Baaba Maal, Oumou Dioubate and Orchestre Baobab, building a comprehensive catalogue of music from across the region that spans some six decades. Now located inside a former bank vault underneath Warren Street station, they continue to work with a plethora of African labels, in some cases transferring master tapes to make them available digitally for the first time. 

Gomori stumbled across this treasure trove of material when he discovered contemporary Gambian-born, Danish-residing singer and kora player Dawd Jobarteh's propulsive 'Sama Kebbalu' and decided he wanted to create an edit of it for his sets. He decided to see if he could license the track to make for an official release on his label Monologues Records, but soon recognised the bigger opportunity: "I was blown away when I met Robert from Sterns for the first time and he took me down into his vault. Original master reels stuffed into banana boxes, decades of vinyl, cassette tape and CD releases... history everywhere you looked. After exploring their vast catalogue and talking to Robert more, I felt like something could be done to bring some of their music and history into a new context and introduce it to new generations in the process."

Each Sterns Edits release will see Gomori - who has created dozens of much-loved edits of the likes of Marvin Gaye, Leonard Cohen, Sampha and DJ Shadow over the years - rework two tracks from the vast Sterns catalogue, melding these various styles of African music with his own house grooves to make for dancefloor ready weapons. 

The intricate kora playing of Dawda Jobarteh makes for a mesmeric trip on this debut release, with 'Sama Kebbalu' ('tomorrow's elders') given a peak-time workout that makes fine use of the rousing, chanted chorus and rolling rhythm, and 'Bright Sky Over Monrovia' cut into a dub that focuses on the stunning finger-picking and passes it through heady delays.

Release Date - Sept 1st on vinyl and 15th digitally.

PREMIERE - Dawda Jobarteh - Bright Sky Over Monrovia (Ben Gomori's Kora Edit)

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Phonk D lands on Exploited with a takeover of their now-legendary Black Jukebox series. Serving up 4 killer dancefloor cuts, he’s got the weapons you need for the months ahead. 
The supremely funky ‘Work Dance’ makes great use of dramatic horn blasts as off-beat bass pumps and stomps all over the place. Twanging guitars licks accentuate the groove further. Chunky drum fills punctuate the rhythms and tumbling congas keep things rolling as vocal cuts command you to ‘dance!’ 
Head directly to ‘Facelift’ for some glorious strings, cascading romantically over snappy ‘90s house vibe beats. Undulating bass perfectly complements these cute motifs, making for a track that falls somewhere between ‘sorrowful’ and ‘triumphant’ on the mood board. Throw in some glistening harp scales and you’ve got yourself a winner. 
‘Never Walked Away’ is a tense stomper that focuses around a filtering soul vocal loop with some sustained strings cooked into it. The shuffling beats and relentless bass are supporting by detuned piano chords, increasing the hypnotically looping feel. 
‘Get Ready’ teases with more warped piano before unleashing a loose funk b-line and dubby vocal snippets. Sweet guitar licks weave around the slinky bassline, this understated track making a deep and balmy finale for this great EP. 

Label: Exploited
LC: 15799
Artist: Phonk D
Title: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 29
Cat: BJ29
Releasedate Vinyl: 13.01.20

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