Cheerfully, we get to premiere music we love. Is it Karma Calling? 

In the form of a fervent homage to Mulatu Astatke, Romanski brings a shaky expression of the best international downbeat out there. The title track for his new EP on YNFND lands at Tepeme Música with all its glory, perfectly blending electronic and organic elements with impecable taste in sound, artwork and vibe.

We hope you enjoy this EP as much as we do, stay tuned for its release on 11.11.2022

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Cosmopolitanism is creeping into the bedroom studios of producers worldwide.
Romanski is another agent evolving transcultural hybrids, which blend from retained folkways to modern aged club grooves.
A mixture of electronic beats in a rigid machine order and handmade organic moments woven together to form an eclectic sound. With a bit of drama, the hamburg based dj & producer Romanski, invites you on a diverse journey with his unique vision of club music.
Balearic groove patterns accompanied by repetitive bongo motives & dimmed synth themes flow along the 4 tracks (2 of them featured on 7" vinyl) of this EP. The title track "Karma Calling" is a passionate homage to Mulatu Astatke, "Tagh Tagh" is surrounded by an Iranian children’s song, "Gaugin" features a Tahitian vocoder line about the french painter and on "Ants" Romanski reflects on lyrics that came to him when resident at a sanatorium years ago.
Romanski is using his custom sound range & tools to express his downbeat grooves in this well balanced release. Hide below or turn around the umbrella with devotion and delight.

Produced by: @djromanski
Mastered by:
Anne Taegert
at Dubplates & Mastering
Artwork by: Nassim Ohadi
Label: www.ynfnd.com
Contact: contact@ynfnd.com

Karma Calling

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When Nillo and Sentidor decided to collaborate in 2015 on the album SIBÖ their aim was to create a bridge between modern electronic music and the mystical chants of Costa Rica’s indigenous tribes. Following that much-loved debut they continue the journey on SIBÖ Revisited, albeit with a cast of like-minded souls from Brazil, Japan, Mexico, USA and Germany along for the ride. These collaborators keep the beauty and purity of the original compositions at their core, while offering up new textures and environments, pushing the album’s sonic palette into unexpected new directions. 

The origins behind SIBÖ lie with Costa Rican musician, producer and ethnomusicologist Nillo (aka Johnny Gutierrez). His passion for documenting the native sounds of his home country led him to study the music of the indigenous Ngäbe tribe. After gaining access to an astonishing catalogue of recordings of the tribe he saw an opportunity to shine a light on what he calls the “beautiful musical universe of the indigenous.” Nillo had already met Brazilian producer Sentidor (aka João Carvalho) through Soundcloud - owing to a mutual respect for each other’s music - and soon they decided to work together. The foundation for their compositions came specifically via recordings of one member of the Ngäbe tribe (Unchi) whose voice acts as a spiritual guide around which Nillo and Sentidor wrap layers of electronics, percussion, João’s own vocals and sparse but effective instrumentation, creating what they call an “electronic reinterpretation of the ancestral.” 

On SIBÖ Revisited, Nillo and Sentidor asked friends from around the world to create their own interpretations of tracks from SIBÖ, offering further reinterpretations of both those original indigenous recordings and the forward-thinking productions of that release. Remixers include influential names in the global bass scene such as Chico Correa, Pigmalião and DJ FoiMao (all from Brazil), Sainte Vie and SNRNG (both from Mexico), DJ Ground (Japan) and Zouyina (USA). As Nillo explains: “This revisited version of SIBÖ’s songs is even more magical because we are able to see through the eyes of artists we admire, another perspective of our own sonic philosophy.” 

The album highlights how electronic Latin American music is changing, taking a step away from the urban capitals and their mod cons towards something sacred, a trip into the expansive jungles, mountains and rivers so prevalent in Latin America. Perhaps Nillo puts it best when describing SIBÖ Revisited: “This is a journey which joins the past with the future, a journey waiting to be danced, along the river that flows deep inside our souls.”

Montanha (Sainte Vie's Perspective)

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Suelo

Says the legend that on an eclipse ocasion, both guarani and inca people threw a big party to daze the Celestial Ounce (Xivi), because they believe that the end of the world would happen when she gobbles the Moon and Sun brothers, then the Earth falls thus in the fullest darkness. Just as Xivi, Raru is the hindu demon followed by a tiger that also tries to voraciously swallow the stars, causing the eclipses. Like these, countless ancestral myths around the world explain this phenomenon; for the Pomo people there is a fight between the Bear and the Sun, and for the Tlingit it is the moment of stealthy darkness for the Moon and the Sun to love each other.

Music by https://soundcloud.com/santiandtugce

V​/​A - Fábulas - Parte I: Prasūti Yacy (TTR028)

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Santi & Tuğçe - Inochi

This was our first track working together, the name is bit funny, was my bday some days ago when we meet for fisrt time to make some music, and I receive this incredible new bong as a bday gift, so, get the idea how this track was developed .... yeah, by two zombies hahaha <3

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Marco Tegui & VRruno - Untitled Bong [Bar25-066]

Original by Jack Medell And His Orchestra 

Original Released in 1957 

Check out the fab Lente @ https://soundcloud.com/lente

Mastering by @haunted_water

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Umbe (Kusht & Lente Edit) - Jack Medell And His Orchestra

Ihunke Remixes

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Umeko Ando - Herutun Rutun (M.RUX Remix)

Civilización y barbarie sintetiza la dualidad fundacional de la historia moderna argentina y latinoamericana. La génesis de un ideal patrio, de la construcción de una identidad que para forjarse y emerger necesita símbolos y enemigos. En Argentina, el avance de la civilización procuró el retroceso de una barbarie constituida por indios, negros y personas que se encontraban en lo más bajo de la pirámide de castas. Las palabras de Domingo Faustino Sarmiento en su Facundo y los arrasantes malones de los indios de la Pampa y la Patagonia fundieron el barro donde la historia echó raíces.

Silvio Astier explora el territorio del olvido, de lo sepultado. Se zambulle en el milagro de la trascendencia popular para contemplar la hondura de una Pampa que pareciera mantener en silencio su secreto milenario que alguna vez rascaron payadores y trovadores.

Producción: Silvio Astier
Masterización: Álvaro Ernesto
Diseño: Javiera González
Producción Ejecutiva: Murúa

Silvio Astier - Civilización Y Barbarie (MAUGLI Remix)

Orígenes nació de un jam un día de lluvia en Bogotá, Colombia con el buen @menteorganica

'traigo la música
desde el origen,
antes de la creación
de este cuerpo,
vengo recordando.'
(Saga María de la Cruz)

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Mente Orgánica: Producción, guitarra, sintes, un montón de otras vainas...

Biomigrant: Producción, guitarra, trompeta, master, otras cositas...

Voz: Luntana y Saga María de la Cruz (Grabado en 2015 cerca de Minca).

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