Dele Sosimi - Remixes

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August 18

Tech House

Empire Of The Sun - We Are The People (FlicFlac Remix)

Claap! feat. Santana - Dimanche (Mike Simonetti's acidic remix)

The title track from my new release, a collab with Afrobeat legend Dele Sosimi. Dele was Fela Kuti's MD and keyboard player, and has continued Fela's legacy with his Afrobeat Orchestra. The release also features remixes from label boss DJ Spen, Shelter resident Timmy Regisford (NYC) and many more. You can check the whole package here: http://www.traxsource.com/title/366025/tmi-too-much-information-bad-zuke-vs-dele-sosimi
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Bad Zuke vs Dele Sosimi - TMI (Quantize Recordings)OUT NOW

Jupe Jupe - New Stars In The Sky (Mike Simonetti Remix)

Just weeks after the release of Sub Saharan Passage, Fatsouls drops Too Much Information, a unique underground afro-house gem. The label cultivates three mixes to the original track produced by Dele Sosimi, an Afro beat Meastro who was at the epicenter of Fela Kutis reign and the Afro beat movement. Dele, who now resides in London, was Fela's right hand man and musical director of Fela's Egypt 80 band. He has since gone on to manifest his own solo career, producing two albums, Turbulent Times and Identity, and running London's successful all-night event, Afrobeat Vibration. 

Fatsouls debut release was the acclaimed Bad Belle Remixes from Dele Sosimi & Ikwunga Wonodi's Calabash project. That release was hailed by the global dance music and Afro beat communities alike. Now, Fatsouls is thrilled to release Too Much Information, the second collaboration with Dele Sosimi featuring remixes by DJ Said, Stephen Rigmaiden and Fuminori Kajago. The release title refers to the reality of living in the information age where technology permeates all facets of life. Check out the vibrant interpretation from the Fatsouls camp and dance! 

 Exclusive promo will be out on Traxsource on December 8th and across all popular download stores and streaming services on the web. Support our label. Spread the word, repost, retweet, turn in your comments and feedback. Thank you!

Tracklisting

1. Said Vocal Remix
2. Stephen Rigmaiden Remix
3. Fuminori Kagajo Remix

Produced & Written by Dele Sosimi
Remixed by DJ Said / Stephen Rigmaiden 
& Fuminori Kagajo for Fatsouls Records
Executive Producer: Said Adelekan

A few early feedback:

- Marques Wyatt  - Feeling these mixes, especially Said and Fuminori!

- Rogerio (Deeper Soul) - Quality remixes, I can't choose just one. Will be HUGE! 

-Marc LaCasse  -  Great summer jams, the instrumentation is fantastic.

-Jaymz Nylon  - Just right!

-Jerome Sydenham - Loving the Said vocal mix!

-Kristi Lomax - Fuminori & Fatsouls always equal deep, quality music. Love it. 

-Michael Lopez (MKL) - Great package!

-Joshua Michaels (IZ) - Cool Project!

-Dr. Bob Jones - What a superb set of mixes! Lovin' them all and it's tuff to say which is my fav. Quality production through out the 3. So musical and so inspirational. Soulful, deep and then some.....Wonderful...LOVE & SUPPORT- Big time! THANK U SO MUCH! 8-)
- Bradford James - Dope Release! This is Afro fela - centric!

Said Vocal Remix - Too Much Information (Fatsouls Remixes)

Just weeks after the release of Sub Saharan Passage, Fatsouls drops Too Much Information, a unique underground afro-house gem. The label cultivates three mixes to the original track produced by Dele Sosimi, an Afro beat Meastro who was at the epicenter of Fela Kutis reign and the Afro beat movement. Dele, who now resides in London, was Fela's right hand man and musical director of Fela's Egypt 80 band. He has since gone on to manifest his own solo career, producing two albums, Turbulent Times and Identity, and running London's successful all-night event, Afrobeat Vibration.

Dele Sosimi - Too  Much  Information (Fatsouls  Remixes)- Stephen Rigmaiden Remix

Dele Sosimi  - Too Much  Information  (Fatsouls  Remixes)- Fuminori  Kagajo Remix

lyrics by Bruce Springsteen
Dedicated To New Jersey
free download

record is out today - - - -  go buy it , or download it from torrent sites . whatever- as long as you listen to it

Pale Blue - Tougher

Buy direct in high-quality: https://delesosimi.bandcamp.com/album/e-go-betta-mixes

Wah Wah 45s are proud to present the new single from an Afrobeat legend!

E Go Betta is the third single to be taken from Dele Sosimi’s latest LP You No Fit Touch Am. The album has received huge praise from Okay Africa, Clash Magazine and Songlines, and radio support from stations as diverse as Rinse FM and BBC 6Music. This single is a straight up dance floor monster, made even more foot friendly by a very cunning re-edit courtesy of rising star O’Flynn (Blip Recordings).

Born in Hackney, East London, but soon to return to his parents’ native Nigeria at the age of four, Dele Sosimi was schooled and raised in Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s shadow at the height of early 70s afrobeat. Having been chosen by Fela to join his band at somewhat of a tender age, he was still a young man when sharing Fela’s Glastonbury stage in 1984, and became both Musical Director for both Fela’s Egypt 80 and Femi Kuti’s Positive Force.

After Fela’s passing in 1997, Dele went on to concentrate on his own solo career and, with diligent patience, carved out his own Afrobeat crown. In London, where he now resides, his Afrobeat Vibration all-nighters are charged with his passion, labours and his unrelenting spirit and deliver Fela classics alongside his own compositions from his first two studio albums, Turbulent Times, and Identity.

London’s new Afrobeat king is here to party and you’re all welcome to join in!

Dele Sosimi - E Go Betta (O'Flynn Edit)

California Dreamin (Radio Edit) PREVIEW

We're all very aware of Dan Shake's uncanny ability to hypnotise hips at his own beck and call. Our boogie get down from a couple months ago is ample evidence for any naysayers. And here he is, back at it again and twisting the knobs on an exciting new project. 

XOA's MO is to match-make the golden era of 70s Afrobeat and contemporary electronica together. It's all very tropical, and perfect background music for the cocktail-wielders among you. Whiffs of Floating Points and Bonobo exist, mainly because XOA is equally comfortable backed by a full live band as behind the decks.

Shake003 is titled "AIYE LE" and features afrobeat royalty in Dele Sosimi — yours for the taking in May. Meanwhile, Mr. Shake provides the rejig, implanting a smidgen of Detroit shuffle into an already groovy original. 

Pre-Order

XOA "Aiye Le (Feat. Dele Sosimi) (Dan Shake Remix)" - Boiler Room Debuts

out now :

Beatport: goo.gl/H3bXJt
iTunes: goo.gl/3BB1pL
Traxsource: goo.gl/qfXANS


Ibiza IM 002

Giorgio Moroder - I Wanna Rock You (Denis Naidanow Mix) 

Relase date : 15.11.2016

We as Ibiza International Music are proud to present the exciting new Remix by Denis Naidanow on the Disco House Legend Giorgio Moroder . 

I wanna Rock in the original as an already groovy rhythm  gives a lot of variety for the Dj to put it into each set and now as Denis Naidanow put his master mind on the Song
and produced a groovy Earworm Rhythms Tune its even more Catchy than ever.

With its fluffy enviable range it opens a new view to the House rhythm Lovers. In the song he covers a broad spectrum of past and contemporary influences spanning Disco Funk, House, Tech House 

Watch out for the soon coming out Rmx´s on Giorgio Moroder – The Chase ! 
Available too on all Music channels in the next weeks!


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Giorgio Moroder - I Wanna Rock You (Denis Naidanow mix)

this used to be a classic at The Red Zone back in 1989, back when rap and house were together in harmony.   So i made a little re-edit of it and added the JB's for a little extra. free download. please share!

Mike Simonetti - Red Zone dj tool

Martin Waslewski is back with a very special and infectious release. Title track Voodoo is haunting electro house with raw funk beats. Aquarius on the flip is an epic melodic club track which has prototypical Waslewski style written all over: tight snares introduce his compelling melodic arpeggio which leads into a hypnotic beautiful and melancholic synth piece. Both tracks are sure to shine on many and various dance floors. Please check it out for yourself.

Voodoo 

Martin Waslewski - Voodoo (Original Mix)

My new Track from Monaberrys "Herberts Best"- Compilation is out now! It is a pleasure as always to be on a compilation with so many great artists! Remember: Opa knows best!
Buy it here fellas: https://www.beatport.com/release/herberts-best-07/2231066

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Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/olebiege

Herberts Best

Heat

Ole Biege - Heat (Herberts Best 07)

Monaberry #45
Herberts Best 07
monaberry.de

Beatport: goo.gl/eqGtfw
Spotify: goo.gl/ANcB5Y

Opa knows best…

Every now and again the good folk at Monaberry invite their eldest family chief, Grandpa Herbert, around for a spiritual sonic powwow. A chance to galvanise the forces and energies that have become the label’s signature over the years, these collections have become a Monaberry tradition. And this is its seventh…

Label founders Super Flu take the lead with ‘Bebey Love 1’; a mystic moment of deep desert hypnosis, calling and responding to its own momentum. It’s followed by ‘Handmade’, a spiralling, foot-stamping tribal slice of cosmosis from new friend and MoBlack affiliate Sobek. Deeper again we strike ‘Urban Linien’ from label lifer CIOZ; a hip-slinking late night narrative laced with deep dreams and psychedelic flourishes, things take a serious level-up from four minutes in.

Chapter 24 associate JOBE follows with a similarly lavish yarn ‘Maasai’. Subtly theatrical and laced with nuances of dark bass and a restrained sense of theatre, it’s doesn’t so much as grab your attention but arrests it and gives it a life sentence. He’s followed by old Monaberry flame Ole Biege who brings the ‘Heat’ in every sense. Strutting on a sweet shuffle and gently paced with beautiful piano chords and a sultry vocal, its borderline spiritual in its allure and sets us up perfectly for brick-talking MUYLA who makes a swift return from his recent label debut with the moody marching safari ‘Hamune’.

Finally Bebetta and Douglas Greed bring this life-affirming chapter to an end. The former delivers a stunning slab of subversion in the form of ‘Gattara’ which balances spine-melting arpeggios and warm, bouncy bass. The latter takes us right back to the source with ‘Arpo33’, a trance-tinged hair-raiser that’s powered by a cathedral-like lead that doesn’t promise new dimensions… It guarantees them.

Eight inspiring journeyman adventures from eight of Monaberry’s firmest friends and most kindred spirits. No one picks them like Opa Herbert. Less old school, more vintage university, it’s detailed excursions like these that keep the old timer alive. Long may they continue…

Herberts Best 07

Bebey Love 1

Super Flu – Bebey Love 1

new edit picture disk 12" entitled "Mike Simonetti’s Circadian Rhythms" -out soon on Public Release 

Mike Simonetti - Giving and Living edit

Here we go with Keinemusik's newest release - it is already number 47 and going by the lovely title "Hand In Hand". Speaking of, let us just give you a hand real quick and elaborate on this. The label is actually turning ten years in 2019. That is ten years of quite a few buzz making records within the back catalogue, ten years of priceless memories on the road, in the studio or somewhere in-between and above all, ten years of doing things hand in hand. So therefore the release to celebrate the occasion simply needs to carry this name. The idea is pretty basic: everyone of the label's mainstays is handing in a tune. Rampa is starting things off on the A-side with "For This" - a collaborative effort together with Berlin born and London based singer Chiara Noriko. It is a track rich in contrast, laying down a roughly shaped foundation featuring a swirling bass and shimmering synthnotes, but then suddenly enriched by harmonies and topped off by Chiara's yearning croon. Safe to say, the rather emotively charged frames of a clubnight have been waiting for this. Then there's Reznik - up to this point being in the picture as the DJ only fella - chipping in "Schuhu's Groove". A cut that indeed delivers a good amount of grooving energy. And at the same time, a bright tune that's switching beat patterns and indulges in Neo-Disco- leanings and funked up synth arrangements. &ME is opening side B with "Fairchild" and yet another sophisticatedly laid out floor epiphany, showcasing his ability to shape monolithic yet soulful peaktime masterpieces. Here he introduces staccato synths on top of a stoic groove, that are being shrouded by a pending note and then ultimately enlightened by pads and an instantly infectious piano melody. And finally we find Adam Port on B2, pursuing his knack for lost African treasures. Once again he finds the source material in an old traditional by Quim Manuel O Espirito Santo. Port's edit of "Eme Lelu" seeks to update the original in some of the rhythmic patterns and create a whole new dramaturgic, floor tweaked build up, yet he leaves the original's cheer- and playful nature untouched. Cheers to Analog Africa for providing the original composition

Hand in Hand EP

&ME - Fairchild

Dan Savidge (AKA Bad Zuke AKA The Jinks) has released recent EP projects on Guesthouse Music (Oakland, CA) and King St Records (NYC). In 2012, his single ‘Everybody Talking’ (released on The Shapeshifters’ label Nocturnal Groove) reached number 13 in the Traxsource house chart, and stayed in the Beatport Top 100 for two weeks. It is featured on the hallowed Defected Most Rated Ibiza 2012 compilation.

Also known for his genre stupefying work as two quarters of The Jinks, Dan has been spaffing his goodness all over the front garden of the House that Jack built for nigh on a decade.
 
The sound of Bad Zuke explores the relationship between Detroitian sensibilities and vegan ethics. With influences as diverse as George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, new frequencies are generated from both orderly and transcendant dialogues.
 
The rest of the story is the stuff of myth and legend, in that it is isn't true, but nonetheless, here we are, marvelling at the specimen of human perfection that is Dan Savidge.

Bad Zuke vs Dele Sosimi - TMI (Quantize Recordings)OUT NOW

Dan Savidge // Euphonica // Bad Zuke // The Jinks