Erik Rico - Forever

The third installment of the C.O.M.E. series materializes in the form of a sound clash. This is a collective of music selected from each artist catalog  Simbad, AYBEE and Fred P. Mixed most respectably by none other than Jay Locke. This mix is sure to take you on a journey and introduce you to some history between each artist and selector past, present and Future… 

Simbad Vs Aybee Vs Fred P Mixed By: Jay Locke

https://www.facebook.com/Art-Melody-Official-233743173353957

https://open.spotify.com/album/0mnfaZrtMlFIPSoQotztDK
http://www.deezer.com/album/11379962
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/moogho/id1047262560
http://www.amazon.com/Moogho-Art-Melody/dp/B016DW3258/

Two years after the acclaimed Wogdog Blues, Art Melody returns with Moogho - “world” in Mooré, the language of the Mossi people of Burkina Faso.

Moogho explores bridges between continents, styles and times, as Art Melody raps and sings on top of uncompromising productions by long time partner Redrum, aided by a a slew of far reaching international producers.

Moogho is released exactly one year after the Burkinabè insurection which successfully  ousted president Blaise Compaoré. The album also comes out days after the recent failed coup in Burkina Faso, a reminder of the still frail state of affairs in Ouagadougou. A fragility which heighten the importance of artists like Art Melody, who has

The album also comes out days after the recent failed coup, a reminder of the still frail state of affairs in Ouagadougou, a fragility which heightens the importance of artists like Art Melody, who has remained vocal and critical throughout the turmoil, without ever losing his faith in the Burkinabè people, and in particular its youth.

On Moogho Art Melody shares his commentary with his unimitable technique, rapping and singing in both Mooré and Dioula, flowing freely in a current of hip hop, electro, blues, afrobeat, bass music and free jazz.

This deliberate juxtaposition of Burkinabè reality and global musicality sets Art Melody in the lineage of musical geniuses such as Afrika Bambaata, Archie Shepp, The Clash or Manu Dibango, who all blurred lines and embraced diverse influences and genres.

Moogho's powerful statement is in sharp contrast with the stringent and absurdly repressive immigration policies of our times, it stands against cultural segmentation and social segregation. Moogho is a universal dance, a global vibration hailing straight from the streets of Ouagadougou.

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Art Melody - "Naong Sasa" (prod. by Afrikan Sciences)

Fourteen. Tracks. Instrumental. Raw. Unmixed. Unmastered. Bump. Nod. Bounce. Sway. Meditate. BEATS. VIBES. FROM THE VAULT. ETERNAL. SP505.
ALL TRACKS MADE IN BROOKLYN circa (2003 - 2009)

Vault Beats Mixtape

Hello and Welcome to the Decisive Podcast Series Guest Mix & Interview #20 with Mr. Afrikan Sciences from (New York City ) and your host Roberto Ingram. 

Afrikan Sciences has released on countless labels but his mainstays are Aybee`s DeepBlak imprint (http://deepblakmusic.com/db2/) & Pan (http://delinear.p-a-n.org/), he is a magical producer who`s style mirrors Poly Rhythms, Jazz, Improvisation, Abstract, Groovy, Creative and Fun.  

He has presented us with a lovely dj mix different than his past appearance in which I am sure you will feel comfortable with. 
Note Please that: The Decisive Podcast Series Guest Mix #20, Will be posted with out interview Thursday October 12, 2017.

So with that information sit back relax, have a beer and tune in with your ears to the Decisive Podcast Series Guest Mix #20. 

Afrikan Sciences Decisive Podcast Series Guest Mix #20
Tracklist:

01. Two Thou -Group Technology with Alberto Collodel

02. Ra Toth and the Brigantes Orchestra - Nicos Bass

03. Amelia & Quaid - Monologue in a zoo

04. Afrikan Sciences-Just in case I do

05. Super Black Tapes - Black Beauty Salon

06. Personal Life- There's a time for everything 

07. Dego & Kaidi- Decide what you choose 

08. AYBEE &Lars Bartkuhn -Passage

09. Damon Bell -Safe from harm

10. Fred Buddah- Free my Soul(Afrikan Sciences remix)

11. Hieroglyphic Being-The way of the tree of life

12. Woodworks Collective- Woodworks Theme

13. Roy Ananda- The only thing that makes sense is you(Opolopo remix)

Afrikan Sciences DPG - 11 - 10 - 2017

Many artists talk a good talk about being forward thinking, constantly evolving and pushing their personal boundaries, but few follow through on this like Armon Bazile. As Aybee, Bazile has put out record after record of deep, innovative house music that draws in influences from across the musical spectrum but that’s only part of the picture. He’s released under countless other monikers, held down one of the best labels in the business for over 15 years, and has managed to cross the divide to become an accomplished filmmaker as well. Having just teamed up for an excellent jazz funk excursion with legendary musician Lars Bartkhun I caught up for a chat with Aybee and we took in a fair bit of territory. We covered his chequered musical past, his creative process and how he’s translated his talents into filmmaking. Now Armon had a heavy cold when we were recording this, so extra props to him for soldiering through and still managing to come across eloquent, insightful and humorous in spite of all the coughing and sneezing.

Hot Air Episode: #16 Aybee talks to Joe Europe

Wow when the dance floor let's Jus-Ed spread his wings...this happens
enjoy 5 plus hours of dance music. inspired by the beautiful people of Bucharest Romania. #Kran Club 
Thank you!
Respect Ed Jus-Ed That is...

DJ JUS - ED LIVE AT KRAN BUCHAREST ROMANIA 2017.MP3

....just another mixtape. recorded at home on 9/8/18

enjoy

PRACTICE MIXTAPE 3

The Alchemy

Centrifugal Seduction

We are a confluence of Rhythm housing the door to the Altered Destination… We have been called by the names Hip-Hop, Techno, Cinematic, Soul, Experimental, Deep House, Left-Field, and Jazz but we respond to NONE and ALL. Founded in Oakland, CA now based in Berlin the mission endures > styles always fwd, and open with an emphasis on Soul.

Centrifugal Seduction

deepblak

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