Musta / Welcome (To My Afrika)
Label / Samosa Records
Released / Forthcoming
Format / Vinyl
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A side is ‘Welcome (To My Africa)' which immediately kicks off with a sumptuous rolling bass, distinctive hi-hat and rhythmic bongos to draw you in. In an instant, you’re surrounded by layers of African rhythm guitar, sharp brass and woodwind with the most infectious vocal chants. This really is Afro-Funk at its finest. A bouncing, rocking, rhythmic bomb of a track which will fill any dance floor.

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In preparation for the release of his second album titled ‘Electric Lines’, Joe Goddard shares a remix of his yearning ballad ‘Home’ by electronic innovator Morgan Geist.

By highlighting the infectious bassline and sincere vocals, Geist strips back the original and kicks up the energy with hard hitting percussion. Adding in subtle grooves from the hook that’s reminiscent of the disco-era showcases its soulful essence and dancefloor focused style.

Goddard touched on the vision behind the original and Morgan’s rendition: "The original song was designed to be the ultimate successor to ‘Promised Land' by Joe Smooth. I wanted Morgan to remix the track so that the naive positivity of the song would be tempered by his gnarled New York house attitude, and he delivered!”

To complement the original, ‘Home’ was given an official music video directed and animated by Pete Fowler, which touches on the thoughts and emotions one has when returning home from a night out clubbing.

The Greco-Roman co-founder’s first solo album since 2009 consists of 10 new tracks and will be released on April 21 via Greco-Roman/Domino.

More info here: http://mixmag.net/read/premiere-morgan-geist-strips-back-joe-goddards-home-with-hard-hitting-house-premieres

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Daje Funk Vol. 2

Hot on the heels of Daje Cutz Vol. 1 which featured a trinity of talented producers in the shape of Monsieur Van Pratt, Matalo! and Paul Older, Samosa Records modern funk offshoot Daje Funk continues to evolve. Their follow up EP ‘Daje Cutz Vol. 2’ jumps from 10” to 12” so that they can pack in more of the finest dance-floor groove to help satiate even the most enthusiastic listeners among us.  ‘Daje Cutz Vol. 2’ brings in five heavy hitting tracks including club jams from M.B. Edit, C. Da Afro and label boss Les Inferno. There are also return appearances for Paul Older and Matalo! who’s Vol. 1 jams were picked up by DJ’s all over the globe.  Up first and keeping the labels support for Italian producers running strong is M. B Edit aka Massimo Berardi. His track ‘Your Love’ is packed with groove aplenty. Warm bass notes, funk edged guitar licks and smooth keys all surround a bluesy funk vocal. Building up slowly ‘Your Love’ is soon dancing head first into Temptations-esque smile inducing vocal harmonies and powerful brass solos which give us a quintessential hands in the air moment.  Matalo!’s 'Abeja' takes us off into heavy percussion edged 70’s vibe house music. This one is a gilt edged groover whose Caribbean flow is a real rollercoaster of emotions. With summer vibes through and through this one could very well become a BBQ rave and carnival staple.  Greek Disco machine C. Da. Afro is up next with ‘Manhattan Groove’ and it does indeed have that 70’s NYC feel coupled with a distinct and vibrant Latin edge. It’s a real musical tapestry of influences all flowing happily through its party spirit. Feel good energy aplenty right here!  Over on the flip label boss Les Inferno gets in on the act with 'Hey Santana' which again has a 70’s Latin spirit swirling around within it’s percussion fuelled soul. This is another wonderful track which brings to mind the Blackout Allstar’s ‘I Like It Like That’ for it’s anything goes crossover dance-floor potential and we all know where that one ended up.  Last up but most certainly not least is Paul Older’s 'Amor Mio' and its a real monster of a set closer which brings to mind a Latin superstition with its heavy funk clavi loop. Paul has come up trumps yet again, he’s a producer to keep a close eye on with his deft dance-floor touches always impressing. Here he has looped this in all the right places as it ebbs and flows constantly with its sultry vocals and string stabs.  If you love your funk with a 2020 edge this is another huge release from Daje Funk.

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Paul Older - Amor Mio

Next Shows:

Nov 7th Barcelona / LaPaloma
Nov 14th OXI / Berlin
Nov 15th Zagreb / Peti Kupe
Nov 28th - 30th Kazachstan / Almaty
Dec 13th Freiburg / Theaterbar /w Arpy Brown
Jan 3rd Wilde Renate / Berlin
Jan  23rd / Istanbul
Jan 24th / Izmir
Febr 6th BBE Store / London
Febr 20th OXI / Berlin Italomania
Febr 28th Djoon Club / Paris

Delfonic from Berlin, a busy guy that will hit you with his experienced, flawless flow and the skills of a Hip Hop veteran but an open-minded music taste including soulful grooves from new jazz vibes, underground Disco, American House, Breaks and Afro Grooves.

With a history in digging and an unquestionable love for music, Markus Lindner, a.k.a. Delfonic, is one of the most versatile and informed DJ as they come.

He used to be the key character concerning music knowledge in Berlin. After a long decade at  OYE records store he left the business to become a 100% touring DJ and also to do a series of Dance Jazz Edits (Illegal Jazz) which create a massive buzz in the new house and funky dance world (support from Gilles Peterson, Honey Djoon and many others)

Delfonic applies his broad knowledge of music styles to almost any setting, and is renowned for blending multiple genres, eras and disciplines throughout his sets. An open-minded talent, with an uncompromising approach to DJing, he employs a style schooled from an upbringing in hip-hop. Delfonic is the model DJ - he’ll warm the crowd up, get them dancing and then provide the scope and context that will keep the heads on board.