Standing out in the overcrowded DJ world is not easy. To do so when you're just 17 is almost unbelievable. But that is when Belgian-born AliA (@aliamusicc) first started making people take note of her fresh selections and technical skills on the decks. They were way beyond her years and since then she has gone on to become a resident at Belgium’s HORST Festival and a guest at the likes of Worldwide, Dimensions and Lowlands. 

This week's mix is pure vibes. It shows off AliA's ability to seamlessly join dots between seemingly disparate sounds: in her hands a transition from lo-fi house to breezy jazz-funk is easy. A lush vocal cut into dark and dirty bass rhythms? No problem. It all adds up to a selection that will be suited to any occasion, from a pre-party warm-up at home to a long drive in your car. Good music is good music, no matter the speed or style, and never is that more obvious than when listening to AliA do her thing.

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Dekmantel Podcast 361 - AliA

from bass to bossa nova, from beats to afrohouse, from footwork to jazz, Carie never stops to explore boundaries of her global culture. As a producer she highlights also this will to make overlap different vibes.



La Dame @ Kiosk Radio 17.04.2022

Longtime Horst resident DTM Funk gloriously manifested his position as one of Belgium’s most in-demand and versatile DJ’s around. Soundtracking the sunkissed Friday afternoon at Bodies In Alliance, the SannKofa Rhythms founder pleasantly guided an elated crowd through his eclectic record collection, ranging from percussion-driven groovers to soulful latin records & undiscovered soul gems.

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DTM Funk at Horst Arts & Music Festival 2022

Tune in to Chicago's most up and coming Footwork producer DJ Manny for Teklife’s Ashes57 Outsiders residency !

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A full hour of only the very very best Slow Jams out there. Enjoy!

Tracklist:

1.	These Gents – Yesterday standing by – Mad-Ox
2.	The Impressions – I’ve found that I’ve lost – ABC-Paramount
3.	The Mar-Keys – Heavenly thing Pt II – Mar-Keys
4.	Velma Perkins – I’ll always love you – Twinight
5.	Betty Lavette – Your turn to cry – Atco
6.	Intensive Heat – Keep an eye on your close friend – Soul Mate
7.	Kal’s Kids – Long lonely broken hearted – Vernon 
8.	Derrick Erni – Never – Derwall
9.	Young Generators – Sad & lonely world Pt II – Star Ship
10.	Lady Margaret & Perry Smith – Out in space – Gemini
11.	Warren Raye and The Infernal Blues Machine – If you wanna love me
12.	Peace On Earth – Love foundation – Chat Town
13.	The Soul Makers – Keep lovin me baby – Soulmakers
14.	Pro-Fascination – Something on my mind
15.	Pharaoh Sanders – As you are – Arista
16.	 Soul Projections – It’s up to you girl – B&L
17.	The Sound Investment – Ask the lonely – Jaguar
18.	George Jackson – Talking about the love I have for you – ER Music
19.	King Moses – I forgot to say (I love you) – Pet


Diggin Dave - Slow Jammin

Afro Brazil Orixá Mix - Primeiro.
ABOM-1 - a 100 % vinyl mix by BTKZR aka DJ Contracapa aka Rasmus.
Tracklist here: www.facebook.com/notes/epic-vinyl…/795048447270055

Brazil 2014.
The african heritage in Brazil is ever present. And perhaps in the music more than anywhere else. The beats of samba, bossa, maracatu, coco and the many other regional rhytms have influences stretching back to western africa.

Brazil is by far the single country in the world that received the most african slaves - estimated more than 3 million - and also the last country to ban slavery in the 1880’s. As a comparison the US in total received only 600.000.

The Brazilian afro-catholic religions candomblé and umbanda are directly linked to the Yoruba, Fon and Ewe culture of western africa. In brazil the african deities became mixed with catholic saints and practices in order to preserve the ancient ways and heritage. Like other religions, it's about spirituality, energy and storytelling. Here music is knowledge. Vinyl is culture. Disco é Cultura.

This first released mix EVFB is called Afro Brazil Orixa Mix - Primeiro (ABOM-1). The songs in the mix has been played out loud on festivals in Denmark and Finland in the summer of 2014 - and has seen very strong reactions on the dance floor.

It is a percussion driven journey into Brazilian afro rhytms, strong voices and spirituality. From pop music to capoeira rituals.

It shows how deeply the orixás has been rooted in Brazilian music, rhytms and language - in music like samba, funk, bossa and even Brazilian popular music (MPB). A lot of artists and bands has taken great pride in writing songs to or about the orixás - especially from the 1950s to the 1970s. It is only one of the fascinating discoveries you can make digging deeper into Brazilian music and language.

Copenhagen 2014.
The mix starts with Amazon Jungle recordings by the Danish descendant Johan Dalgas Frisch. The album does not say when it is published but my guess from what I can find is around 1970 - probably exactly that year. He devoted his private life in Brazil to the preservation of the forest and did some rare and unique recordings of the indians, birds and forest sounds.

The mix ends with a Danish version of Dorival Caymmi's fisherman chant Promessa do Pescador. It is by legendary Danish jazz/latin guitarist Christian Sievert, who was also a great bird lover.

This recording - only a few years after Sergio Mendes version - underline the importance of the afrobrazilian heritage and the uniqueness in Brazil's cultural mix. It was recorded in Nørrebro, Copenhagen - in 1976 - a few 100 yards from my house.
Even back then the impact from this music spread all over the world and influenced many people. Without the internet.
It is obvious on the track that it is not Brazilians singing because of the pronounciation of "Iemanjá" - but still it's very powerful music!

This song is only a little over one minute long. The liner notes states that they over recorded 1 hour straight, but for some reason they cut it down to two 1 minut versions in the studio. I'm trying to see if the master tapes are still around.

Full tracklisting is available below.
Enjoy.

https://www.facebook.com/notes/epic-vinyls-from-brazil/abom-1-mixtape-info-liner-notes/795048447270055

BTKZR MIX: ABOM-1 / Afro Brazil Orixá Mix - Primeiro

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Gospel has become an obsession. This mixtape is an attempt to highlight what drives me crazy about this genre. To say it simply : the combination of infectious disco/ funk grooves with powerful choirs imbued with devotion. I don’t believe in God but Gospel music moves me in a way I cannot rationally explain. It has an extra something : a SOUL. I hope you’ll find at least a fragment of it in the mix. Enjoy !

--> Full tracklist 

Jim Rosier and The Rosier Singers - Serve Somebody 
Rodena Preston & The Voices Of Deliverance - Rejoice 
The Moss Brothers - Jesus In Me 
Philip Bailey - I Am Gold 
Edwin Hawkins - Take Me I’m Yours  
Sam Davis and The Twin Cities Gospel Ensemble - All Power  
Carolyn Jennings Holland - I Heard The Voice 
Patrick Henderson - Look to Jesus 
Milton Brunson and The Thompson Community Singers - Over and Over 
Church of God Florida Mass Choir - Bread of Heaven 
The Voices Of Unity - I’m Heaven Bound 
Joy - Third Day 
Trudi - I'm Gonna Go Through 
Larnelle - Let Jesus Do It For You  
Vivian Wynn Taylor - He Worked It Out 
All God’s Children (The White Family) - I’m Gonna Praise Him 
The Swan Silvertones - What In Hell Do You Want?
The Gospelaires - No Where To Run 
Jacky Scott & Revelation - See What The Lord Has Done For Me

Gospel obsession vol. 1

More info, full liner notes and tracklist here: https://www.facebook.com/notes/1257224744644115/

Sounds Like Jorge - Primeiro.
SLJ-1 is a 100 % vinyl mix by Batukizer created in January 2016 before flying to Rio to DJ at two Jorge Ben shows at legendary venue Circo Voador.

The first part of the mix features alternations between JBJ tracks and versions by other artists. The first track is from 1960 and recorded by Polish Jazz musician Wroblewski's Quintet that worked as backing with José Prates (Tam Tam Tam) show during one of their European tours. The afro brazilian show concept was later refined and heavily commercialized as the Oba Oba shows.

In first 30 minutes it's a mix of 1960's and 1970's and the mix then moves into mixing 1970's with 1980's grooves which Captain Jorge and his crew master like no other band. There a great deal of Brazilian boogie and disco out there, but some of JBJ's instrumental parts are so incredibly funky they deserved to be looped on and on. That's why we need two copies of each record ❤️✌️

BTKZR MIX: SLJ-1 / Sounds Like Jorge - Primeiro

Recording of Rahaan's set at Dekmantel Selectors 2016.

All info on the 2017 edition to be found here: www.dekmantelselectors.com

Diggin Dave - Slow Jammin

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