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Prime Minister (Captain Planet Remix)



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LITTLE SPARROW

Tookah

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The Remix Machine has been in constant flow pumping remixes since the late 90's until today. Thanks to all the artists who gave me the opportunity to take their music in another direction... mainly the dance-floor direction. Special thanks to Zeb aka The Spy from Cairo & Chris Annibell aka Osiris who I started working on remixes with since the beginning. Thank you to Marcus Tupi Visual Lab for the original design taking the idea of a Remix Machine being a pizza & negroni filled heart & all the labels who helped me get this compilation together. Please check the entire digital compilation at turntablesonthehudson.bandcamp.com and even more comprehensive list of remixes not on this compilation at Nickodemus Spotify page. *Only tracks 1 - 8 are on the vinyl.

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Bosq - Rumbero (Nickodemus Remix)

"Bonfido Disques's 8th baby is here and Panama Cardoon is coming with a three track EP made with love in Greece. Tested in various post-covid dancefloors, these crowd pleasers are finally coming out. The spearhead on A1 is "Awana", a tropical disco-house tune, a proper time travel machine that just landed on a african wet and steamy discotheque dancefloor in 1986. On the B1 is "Right On Time", and the time travel machine's next station is 1987. We are at a New York block party now. A steady disco slow builder that keeps giving. Heavy beats on a warm bass with a repetitive and almost dionysiac female chorus. Last but not least we have "I Want You", a crossover track between 1970's Napolitan Disco and Mexican brass music made in Tijuana. Enjoy!"

Panama Cardoon - Awana

*UNRELEASED* remix from the "Moon People" album. Exclusive download =  you can only get this here! THANK YOU RAMON, COTITO & NOVALIMA CREW! 

Nickodemus "The Nuyorican Express" (Novalima's Mr R Remix)
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Nickodemus "The Nuyorican Express" (Novalima's Mr R Remix feat Cotito)

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Nina's Blues (M.RUX EDIT)

"This Egyptian jazz funk hidden treasure from Magdy El Hossainy called 'Music De Carnaval' was officially repress by our our friends from Pépite records in France on 7"
We decided to turn this 1972 gem into a dance-floor nugget. Hope you enjoy!"

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Music De Carnaval (Discotheque Fantastique Rework)

A remix I made of this dope track created by the Jamaican Handdrummer Bongo Herman and Guitarist Bingy Bunny. I added the beautiful voice of Fela Kuti to the original, made the bass even more fat and speeded it up a bit. Hope you enjoy :)

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Bongo Herman & Bingy Bunny - Salaam (Felix Tapes Remix Downtempo Version)

Just a nice beat and pumped up bass over this great track of british calypso...Enjoy!
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Calypso Ruperts Nurse- Calypso Rhythm (Killmanjarto Refix)

Domingo De Agua feat. José Larralde

With the help of a Lisbon friend, Matasuna Records has managed to reissue two outstanding songs from the debut album of Angolan musician "Chalo Correia" on a hot & fiery 7inch. Although the album was originally released in 2015, only a handful of people outside Portugal were lucky enough to get their hands on one of the coveted copies. This is unfortunate, as Correias music uniquely combines traditional Angolan styles with new melodies, creating a intoxicating & exotic mix. For this release the tracks were remastered and the title track was even completely mixed again to achieve the best possible sound.

"Chalo Correia" is a talented singer and songwriter born in 1968 in "Luanda", the capital of "Angola". He grow up in the most intense and blazing musical period of Angola - the 70s. In a time when musician fought for independence, reinventing the Angolan sound in order to re-establish their identity. In his late youth, Chalo met musicians from revolutionary bands like Os Merengues and Os Kiezos, who would influence his future music.

In the early 90s Chalo moved to Portugal, where he practiced guitar and harmonica. Far away from his country, music was the only way to connect with his roots and so he started to create original songs based on traditional & urban music styles of Angola and on early childhood memories. During the last 20 years his music went through a long process of maturation, which resulted in the recording of his debut album "Kudihohola" in 2015. In 2016, this album was nominated as one of the best popular music album at the Angolan Music Awards.

Chalo is a very versatile musician: you can find him with his explosive 5-piece band at concerts in Europe, Brazil and Africa, prestigious world music festivals, or mixing a Portuguese guitar from the traditional Fado with Angolan music in his trio. But you can also meet him at a tireless one-man show, where he plays traditional Angolan guitar chords, handled by syncopated and percussive complex rhythms like Semba - the precursor of Brazilian Samba - among other traditional urban Angolan styles like Massemba, Kilapanga, Rumba, Kazucuta, Kabetula and RebitQa. His vigorous voice sings about the Angolan daily life stored in Chalo's childhood memories, combined with his life experience as an Angolan immigrant in Lisbon. The harmonica joins his instrumental compositions with energetic melodies that fit perfectly with his new music, combining an old, festive flavored style with a contemporary way of songwriting.

The A-side of the single starts with the title song "Kudiholola". Kuhohola (correct term in the Quimbundu language of Angola is Kudiholola) which means to heal from a hangover, but where Chalo Correia, takes the title as a restart and a return to the traditions and roots that had been stuck in the past. The melody is embedded in the Angolan Kazukuta style that manages to give life and brilliance to this instrumental where the harmonica fills the contours of the music. Kudihohola is an imaginary microcosm of Angolanity in terms of culture in general, but also the image of interpersonal relationships.

"Chercher Crioula" on the B-side, sung in "Quimbundo" and the choirs in "French", reports an incessant search for a love that insists on not appearing. This search is not limited to one country or continent but to many places in the world, which makes the author adapt to the places, as time prolongs that same search.

Kudihohola

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Chalo Correia - Chercher Crioula

Chuck Borris Trio - Funky Nassau (Sonic Funk Remix)

"Matasuna Records" is delighted to make a musical detour to Mexico for the first time with its new release. The 7inch contains two rare Latinfunk & -Soul songs of Mexican band "Apache". The songs "Liberate" and "Hombre" were released in 1975 & 1976 and are now available on vinyl again for the first time ever. This time Matasuna companion "Voodoocuts" is back again to contribute a formidable rework of "Hombre".

Members of the band "La Fórmula ER77" formed "Apache" in the early 70s in Torreón, Mexico. The 8-piece band performed on many stages, but became known to a larger audience through an appearance on the popular Mexican TV show "Siempre en Domingo". Another success was their song "Kung Fu Chino", which was popular throughout Latin America.

In 1976, their first LP "Del Bumpin Al Hustle" was released, which contains, with one exception, only cover versions of international hits from that time. Although the originals were popular music, Apache adopted them with their own funky attitude.

At the end of the decade, the original group disbanded. Two members joined with other musicians in the early 80s to pursue a different musical direction under the new band name "Tropicalisimo Apache", which is still active today.

"Liberate" is a song composed by "Rafaél Gonzáles, who was also responsible for the production of the LP. The song is the only original composition on the album and differs stylistically from the other songs not only because of that: Liberate is a heavy Latin funk joint par excellence that leaves you wanting more!

On the flip side, you won't be disappointed: "Hombre" is another great song composed and arranged by the band's trumpet player, "Ernesto Haros". "Voodoocuts" Rework strips down the original to its instrumental base to skillfully build a new arrangement, which is enriched by additional samples, a bunch of beats and breaks and various effects. Without a doubt another tropical dancefloor treat!

Apache - Hombre (Voodoocuts Rework)

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Chuck Borris Trio - Funky Nassau (Sonic Funk Remix)

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