Crunk Classics: Vol. I

World ED Music | Organic • Afro House • Cumbia • Tribal • Ethnic • Latin House • DnB • Psy Trance • Nu Disco • Club

ECSTATIC DANCE ☆ AMSTERDAM ☆

A sonic trip around the world that reminds us just how beautiful are the people that inhabit it.

The World is a Wonderful Place

ECSTATIC DANCE ☆ MOVEMENT MEDICINE ☆

Boiler Room Kampire:20/4/19

FM4 Sunny Side Up (Update every Sunday) - 9

AFRICAN ELECTRO

La Frontera

La Frontera (feat. Minük)

Enzo Siffredi and MoBlack team up for MoBlack Records' upcoming sonic voyage. Inspired by the lush sounds of the earth, "Shikiria" is breathed to life by Mariam Zawose's invigorating vocals at the marrow. Up first, the 'Day Mix' holds on to infinite sunshine through vibrant percussion, buoyant Afro cadences and exhilarating harmonies. At the other end of the horizon, the duo complements the saga with an immersive "Night Mix" - a breathtaking mosaic of organic and electronic sounds.  Grounded by Mariam Zawose's vocals, this nocturnal rendition swells through ethereal soundscapes, mesmerizing rhythms and sublime progressions, casting a blissful journey through nocturnal reveries, anchored in the ubiquity of the present. Joining the trio, Zakem and Yescene complete the EP with their visionary remix, conceived in an acoustic realm where time is non-linear and place is measured in concurrence with emotion. Inquisitive rhythms, cerebral progressions and euphoric melodies make this lasting finale a junction in space and state of mind to remember.
Press by Marie J Floro, Artwork by Kriart.world
Graphics by Rachael D’Alessandro
Mastering by Daniele Mattiuzzi (Wave Life)
Executive Producer MoBlack.

MBR495 - Enzo Siffredi, MoBlack Ft. Mariam Zawose - Shikiria (Day Mix)

Executive Producer MoBlack.
Distributed by Muting The Noise.

MBR514 - Eden Shalev - Papi(Bhabi)

Mas Que Enkama

Mas Que Enkama (Re-Edit Mix)

1991 - Chant [UKF Release] 🔊
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Chant

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Stream & DL : https://links.savejmusic.com/entheogenetic-album

Savej’s full “Entheogenetic” album is coming out on Gravitas Recordings September 29th and is a multi-cultural blend of ancient future and world bass. This genre-bending journey pays homage to various cultures who have influenced Savej and celebrates their history through a new idea of music. This album digs deep into the ancient idea of music and is packed full of influences and collaborations with SOOHAN, Liquid Bloom, Lil Fish, Johnny Buffalo and Ronnā Yawa. The last ‘Wacomaya’ single is donating 100% of proceeds to the non-profit (Futuro Nativo) to support the solar project aimed at acquiring solar panels for Ronnã’s village in the Brazilian Amazon.  Savej’s album uplifts cultures like this through music, and he created a beautiful exploration through different ideas and many ancient traditions under one cohesive journey.

‘Wacomaya’ features Ronnã Yawa of the Yawanawá tribe in the Brazilian Amazon 🌎

Myself and good friend Liquid Bloom are honored to have been entrusted to create an ancient future rendition of this age-old medicine jam.

Like many indigenous cultures, the Yawanawá deeply recognize that music goes far beyond entertainment - it’s a vital part of our spiritual expression, connection to nature, healing, community, and that unspeakable remembrance of the part of ourselves that spans beyond the human experience. This can be instantaneously felt on a visceral level the moment these songs are sung…pure magic.  

All proceeds from this single will be donated to a non-profit (FUTURO NATIVO) with the intention of raising money to acquire solar panels for Ronnã’s village, Yawarani. 

If you’d like to support them, please consider purchasing the track on Bandcamp 🙏🏼  These songs hold such a deep place in our souls and we’re ecstatic to do our part in bridging this vibe into the West.

Savej X Liquid Bloom ft. Ronnã Yawa - Wacomaya

Enzo Siffredi, BAQABO - SALAAM (Safar (FR) Scandalous Mix)

Global Entry returns for its 5th turn around the sun, exploring cosmic frequencies and leading dancers into the unknown realms of psychedelia with a collection of 10 audio offerings. Listen to Afro Tech, Tribal Deep, Indie Rave, and Organic Groove, all merging together, opening the doors of perception, and inviting you in. Global Entry 5 knows no borders, with our Artists collectively originating from 12 different countries. We are are excited to welcome many for their SOL debut, while also grateful to our regulars like German Brigante, Safar, Ruskar, KÖNI, Memo Rex, and Ayala. Helia Jamali’s cover draws us into a parallel dimension of sound, with only positive intention, as your ticket to enter.

HMWL Premiere: Safar (FR) - Love Parade [Sol Selectas]

Sabado

Sabado (Radio Edit) [feat. Los Bulldozer]

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Influencé par son enfance dans un milieu de musiciens de la diaspora ghanéenne et une culture "bass" londonienne bien ancrée, Hagan s'est progressivement constitué comme l'un des talents les plus prometteurs de la scène UK Funky. Auteur de 3 EPs sur Soupu Music et Car Crash Set, ses morceaux ont été joués par des poids lourds de la scène anglaise à l'instar de Roska, Beneath, Formula Records, Funkystepz ou encore Marcus Nasty.
Évoluant dans un registre plutôt tribal à l'accoutumée, c'est un morceau très deep et regorgeant de détails qu'il nous a livré, confirmant le virage très explicitement "afro" pris sur "Gold Coast", son dernier EP sur Soupu Music. Amateurs du son sud africain, cela devrait ravir vos oreilles!
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NAME: Brendan Aka Hagan
FROM: London / Ghana
STYLE: UK Funky / Afro Bass / Afrohouse
FIRS TIME YOU CAME ACROSS AFRICAN MUSIC: Since I can remember, African music has always been played in my house. When I was young, my uncle used to live with us and he was a DJ. So everyday he’ll be mixing Ghanaian Highlife and Hiplife as well as bringing Ghanaian artists to the house. This is what made me love that African groove and that tribal sound.
FAVOURITE AFRICAN RECORD: This is a tough one! I don’t think I can pick one track. Gyedu-Blay Ambolley’s Simi Rapp gets me all the time. Even though the track is really basic, I love the vocals on that track. Sometimes less is more. That groove is then heard in my other favourite Kofi Nti - Atweetan (Odo Lastic). Then there’s that Afrohouse sound and tracks like DJ Mujava - Township Funk and Kentphonik - Hiya Kaya (Rocco Deep Mix).
HOW I GOT INTO BEATMAKING: I asked my mum to buy me FL Studio for my 16th birthday. That was the first time I had a go at making electronic music. Before that I was playing percussive instruments in school bands. I didn’t really enjoy making electronic music and preferred to learn how to play the drums instead. However when I was 18 I picked it up again as a friend of mine called DJ Klipa asked me to make a UK Funky track which later became known as my first track God Bless House. The tune did pretty well underground so I decided to continue making music and have been enjoying it since.
ALWAYS AMAZED BY: Good Bass players! Love the possibilities with that instrument and the tone/timbre it adds to music.
CAN'T STAND: Routine - Always need to change it up.
KNOWS HOW TO: Play Basketball. Played for clubs when I was young and at Uni
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Hagan - The Drum

Tribe

We Are A Tribe (feat. Murray Kyle)

56 Nights

March Madness

The World is a Ghetto

The Cisco Kid

New Ancient Strings

Cheikhna Demba

Bafoulabe

Bi Lamban

Salaman

Kita Kaira

Stay Fly (4 Pack)

Stay Fly

Gal Tropical

Meu Nome É Gal

Pre-Order EP: https://wonderwheelrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/things-will-change-ep

At this moment, Global Bass music is an intimate circuit in the electronic music landscape. Airplane tickets and the internet serve to connect producers and artists in every imaginable combination. Spanning across Africa, Europe, India, the Caribbean, and the Americas, allowing for the birth of new forms of collaboration. At the nexus of the Tropical music monsoon is producer Thor Partridge, aka Thornato.

Born in Sweden, Thor grew up in a household filled with traditional Greek, African, and Carribbean music. Moving in early childhood to Queens, New York, the borough’s diversity further influenced his style and taste. Thor added to his rich musical palette by studying classical piano, jazz guitar, and bluegrass banjo. A passion for electronic music production, remixing, and music of the entire globe soon developed.

Thor’s debut EP “Things Will Change” is an amalgamation of his global influence, coupled with strong roots in dance music culture. His music is not a product of samples downloaded from the internet, but from his driving wanderlust and ability to hand select musicians to work with on location in the countries where they are from. By recording in the field with a mobile studio, Thor captures the real essence and soul of the music and where it's coming from. The EP kicks off with “Chapinero”, a bass heavy joint with an infectious Colombian Gaita melody. Handclaps and chopped vocal samples make for a booming floor rocker. “Deux a Duex” turns towards the African dancefloor incorporating infectious guitars and beautiful vocal harmonies courtesy of Kongo Electro from Cape Town. “Koz Kazah” heads to the Middle East with it’s violin melodies, thick sub-bass, and Arabic vocals courtesy of Karen Be. Finally, “Tera Dewana” lands us in the Indian subcontinent with it’s driving beat, tablas, and Hindi vocals from Vasanth S & AKS.

Thornato's "Things Will Change" EP shows that while indeed the music does change, the soul and the heart of sounds from all over the world remain consistent, and that dancefloor music is universal - no matter where in the world you are!

Thornato - Deux a Deux (Feat. Kongo Elektro)

Monsters of Folk

Dear God (Sincerely M.O.F.)

22, A Million

33 “GOD”

Church In These Streets

Gold Bottles

(dee-zee-got)
The name "DZgot" is inspired by the scientific word "dizygotic" making reference to non-identical or fraternal twins.
DZgot is a music producing/Dj duo composed by Cedric Roy and David Chatelain, inspired by the Afro House movement and the golden years of haitian kompa music.
In 2013, they came together to form a dj duo concept focusing on projects where the international dance scene would meet the haitian culture halfway on the dancefloor, opening a new world of possibilities where ethnic sounds and EDM tendencies would unite.
Three years later, DZgot is proud to present it's first original music composition: La Vibe Tropicale.

La Vibe Tropicale EP

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Bout Konpa (Original Mix)

Uyai

The Chant (Iquo Isang)

Kings Of Crunk

Get Low (feat. Ying Yang Twins)

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Populous is Andrea Mangia, a producer hailing from Lecce, a small city on the heel of Italy's boot. In 2003, he made his first jaunt into the music world with the album Quipo (via Morr Music). In 2005 he released Queue For Love, influenced by his reggae/hip-hop-infused surroundings (Lecce is known as Italy's Jamaica, as reggae and dancehall are extremely popular there) and in 2008 he released Drawn in Basic. Both albums were widely received by international critics, earning him a spot on the global music map. He became known for the way he seamlessly blends digital sounds with the analog warmth of soul/hip-hop/whatever else he's influenced by at the time.

Azulejos, his forthcoming release, has a South American tinge to it (and is even partly in Spanish). He moved to Lisbon, Portugal to start work on the album bringing with him only a laptop, a small MIDI keyboard, and a microphone. "Lisbon became both my studio and my muse," he says. He wandered the city collecting field recordings— from trams to people singing on street corners. He sifted through flea markets for records to use for sampling (exclusively Portuguese and South American). Populous describes Lisbon as a city 'halfway between South American soul and European modernity, African in some aspects, and dramatically melancholic." He channeled these poignant fusions into Azulejos, named for the typical tiled facades in Portugal— simultaneously bright and decaying. The album features collaborations with Nina Miranda of Smoke City and Ela Minus, among others. It's a love letter to Lisbon, and a dreamy quilt of sounds he both grew up with and heard for the first time during his influential stay in Portugal.

Azulejos

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Populous - Voz Serena

African Paradigm

Tamale (feat. Sona Diabate)

Tokoliana

Stay Trippy (Deluxe Version) Available on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/StayTrippyDeluxe

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Bandz A Make Her Dance (feat. Lil' Wayne & 2 Chainz)

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Lagartijeando's new album "Jallala" is out worldwide on June 7th
Purchase LP / Digital: https://wonderwheelrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/jallallan 2017, Lagartijeando (Mati Zundel), released his second full length album ‘El Gran Poder,’ via Wonderwheel and subsequently hypnotized the masses with the way he laced the traditional Charango playing that he picked up traveling the Andes with the pulsing, digital-cumbia electronica that’d been popularized in the region by the likes of Chancha Via Circuito, Nicola Cruz, and beyond. El Gran Poder plucked Zundel from his small town of Dolores in Argentina and catapulted his sound onto a global stage. He was revered by the likes of The Fader and Bandcamp, who referred to him as an electro-folk alchemist - and that he is. 

On June 7, Lagartijeando casts a new spell with Jallalla, an ambitious new full length being released on Wonderwheel Recordings. Jallalla is a word used in Bolivia to celebrate something- and it’s a word that strengthens in meaning when more people say it together. Jallalla is an entire life in an album - beginning with what would be the sonic representation of pulling back reeds to discover a new path with the song Villazon-Potosi and its sparse electronic percussion gradually filled in with curiosity-giving winds. Following is joyful charango riff that becomes the base for the track La Frontera, which features the sweet, wispy voice of Minük, the Colombian artist Alejandra Ortiz, known as half of the duo Lulacruza.

Sabado (Radio Edit) [feat. Los Bulldozer]

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