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Heavy benga straight out of Nairobi on Kikuyu sounds records, 1991..
Killer guitar licks and big horns on these hard to find release... recorded from original vinyl.......

UKA KAHORAK-  KAHOREIA- RACUBAH EDIT

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Edmoon Records 2023, Quito - Ecuador
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Tribilin Sound - Cumbiastic Dub

1. Poder Vallenato – Cumbia de la Sabana
2. Sonido Jambal – Cumbia amores hallaras (Hanuna Rebajada edit)
3. Super Grupo Colombia – Cumbia De Nuevo Leon
4. Kumbia Boruka – La Vieja Escuela (Rebajada Sonido Dueñez)
5. Calixto Ochoa – Corazon Enamorado (Dengue Dengue Dengue Refix)
6. Aniceto Molina – La Cumbia Rebaja
7. Grupo Cañaveral de Humberto Pabón – Tiene Espinas El Rosal
8. Joe Rodriguez y su Grupo Latino – Nuestra Pobreza (El Búho Remix)
9. Son Rompe Pera – Pajaro Cenzontle
10. Los Bestiales – Yolanda
11. Amantes Del Futuro – Cómo Dice? (feat. El último romántico)
12. Bad Bunny feat. Nathalia Lafourcade – Lo Siento BB (Orihuela MSS Remix)
13. Grupo Mala Fama – LA SELVA 2K18
14. Andrés Landero – Tambó Tambó
15. Aniceto Molina – Ana Laura
16. Aniceto Molina – La Campanera (Rebajada)
17. Grupo Soñador – Cumbia de la Cerveza
18. Los Dinamiteros de Colombia – Muñeca Esquiva

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Originally recorded in 1979 in Paris but only released independently in Brazil in 1981, Fernando Falcão´s "Curimão" was released on the "Memória Das Aguas" album. Originally a much sought after record, it was re-released by Selva Discos in 2019.

Its mastermind, Fernando Falcão, left Brasil in 1968 during the peak of military dictatorship and moved to France, where he lived in exile for 15 years. There, after working in music, acting, and sculpting, he involved himself in Jérôme Savary's legendary Grand Magic Circus, where he met his first wife, Valérie Kling. It was from this relationship that a partnership began between the musician and his father-in-law, the artist François-Xavier Lalanne, who guided Falcão in the process of inventing sound sculptures such as the balauê – a horizontal version of the berimbau string instrument whose sound was influenced by a water stream (since there was a hose soaking parts of the balauê wet during the performances). Much of this exploration and experimentation resulted in the album "Memória das Águas", from which "Curimão" stems from.

A long time fan of Fernando Falcão´s music, Daniel Haaksman now enhanced „Curimão“ with heavy bass and turned this rare groove into a club friendly DJ track. It´s #1 in the "More Black Atlantica Edits" series which will kick off on Man Recordings in Janaury. It´s predecessor, "Black Atlantica Edits" was released on BBE records early 2020.

More Black Atlantica Edits

Curimão

Fernando Falcão "Curimão" (Daniel Haaksman Edit)

Tempo e Espaço: duas dimensões relativas e profundamente entrelaçadas. 

Em sua teoria revolucionária da relatividade, Einstein propôs que estas duas dimensões são inerentemente relacionadas e constituem um continuum de espaço-tempo. Séculos antes dele, os Incas tinham uma ideia semelhante: eles acreditavam que Tempo e Espaço tinham o mesmo significado (Pacha), que se funde em Pachamama, nossa Mãe Cósmica e doadora da vida e fertilidade. 

A América Latina se une e mostra uma nova cena musical, forte, independente, interligada e conectada, quebrando barreiras geográficas, criando novos caminhos e novas conexões. 
É com essa ideia que a Tropical Twista lança sua terceira compilação: uma viagem entre o tempo e espaço pela América Latina, permeando sua cultura, ancestralidade, identidade, história e a forma de ver o mundo através da música - um resgate e ao mesmo tempo uma visão sobre o continente Latino-Americano. 

Music by: https://soundcloud.com/tribilinsound

V​/​A - Entre Tiempo Y Espacio

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Tracklist below!

01. Grupo Bahia - El Currullao Me Llama (Mixwell Edit)
02. Dengue Dengue Dengue - Llæ
03. Rastronaut - Untitled Riddim
04. DJ SMOKE - MOBBING CALL
05. Dengue Dengue Dengue - Yangol
06. Branko - SDDS
07. Danykas DJ - Morna
08. A-Star - Pree Me Dance
09. Funkystepz - Windstorm
10. Boy 8-Bit - Raw Squares
11. Lorenzo BITW - Timbao
12. Kaval - Compact
13. Bubas Produções - Padjinha Part 3
14. DJ MORO - Nour
15. Addison Groove - Slumz
16. Bambounou - Any Other Service (Zora Edit)
17. DJ SMOKE - IT GO
18. Konono Nº1 Meets Batida - Nlele Kalusimbiko
19. Basement Jaxx - Jump ’N Shout (Nite Dub)
20. DJ Problem - Gimme Dat Ba$$ (FF Club Edit)
21. Os Kiezos - Comboio (Mixwell Edit)
22. SNØW - Huski Riddim
23. Dengue Dengue Dengue - Guayabo (Rastronaut Remix)

Rastronaut - Enchufada Na Zona [#41]

Cette semaine, le PAM Club invite Gafacci, l’un des ambassadeurs les plus féconds de la scène électronique ghanéenne. Il nous offre un set propre, fougueux et dans l’air du temps, en lâchant quelques inédits.

Article : https://pan-african-music.com/pam-club-gafacci/

TRACKLIST
1. Beyonce x Gafacci – Formation (Antoine LM Remix)
2. Chefbanku x Gafacci – Haligopter 
3. Gafacci – Dance Plug
4. Gafacci – Azaa (Branko Edit)
5. Gafacci – Welcome to the Party Edit
6. Dj Doraemon – Makhe
7. Nan Kolė x Jakhal – Show
8. Alpha Aura – Ony33 Ohele
9. Modulo TGB – Dumbeemii feat Arrow
10. Nufrika – Bye Bye,Viens feat Gafacci & Voodoo
11. AVI S x MASTIKFUNK feat Taty Agressivo
12. Kensaye – Vas-y
13. Jowaa – Okwe M3B8 Remix
14. Lua Preta – Quero Mais (Jowaa Remix)
15. Chefbanku – (Unreleased)
16. Chefbanku – (Unreleased)
17. Chefbanku – (Unreleased)
18. Chefbanku – (Unreleased)

PAM Club : Gafacci - Asokpor

01 - Aunty Rayzor - Momo (Prod By 4DOZO)

Afro Beets is the hottest new musical genre on the planet.

Just kidding: Afro Beets is not a genre. And neither is Afro Beats, the rather silly name coined by some UK radio dj to hype his show that seems to have stuck. What we really have here is Electronic Pop and Dance music from West Africa, specifically modern Highlife from Ghana, and Naija Jams from Nigeria (with a touch of Coupe Decale from the Ivory Coast and South African House for good measure).

The term “Afro Beats” has the most tenuous of links to its reference – P-Square has not much to do, musically, thematically, anything-cally, with Fela Kuti. About the only link between “Afro Beats” and the Afro-Funk/Soul/Rock of the 1970s, what is known as Afro Beat, is the same place of origin. But the differences are many: 70s Afro Beat was of course Funk and Blues based, while these new styles use beats related to Afro-House and Reggaeton, bass-lines from Highlife and Rumba, vocals a mix of local styles,  Jamaican Dancehall and American R’n'B/Rap, with healthy doses of techno-rave energy. While 1970s Afrobeat often spread conscious political messages which passionately spoke of social realities and the struggle against oppression, these new forms of pop music deliver an entirely hedonistic message which passionately speak about glamour, escape, sex, and money.

Purist of both the musical and political variety, please let go of your seriousness and get with the serious boogie. To the "Drum Machines Have No Soul" type i say don't forget that the 70s musicians you worship all embraced the latest technologies and sounds of their day.  To people who take issue with the materialism this music espouses, from a dj thoroughly dedicated to anti-capitalism: dance music, with its anarchic celebration of pleasure and wanton disregard for the law, is always in essence, if not on the surface, anti-authoritarian; and partying, even in these bleak times, can still be an insurrectionary activity, disruptive of hum-drum consumerist routine.

But whatever. Love it or leave it. And whatever we call it, if it even is an “it”, the sweet grooves and irresistible hooks of this action packed music is not only the perfect summer party soundtrack, but simply the most uninhibited fun your money can buy, anywhere. 

Though of course this download is free :)

Track List:  http://ngomasound.com/2013/06/19/afro-beets/

P.S. Track 21, called Azonto Decale, is by the Focus Allstars, a pan-African musical force which grew out of the Focus Organization.  If you are in London they do proper events:  http://ymlp.com/ziZL7k

NGOMA 12 - Afro Beets

Northern Italy, particularly Milan and the Veneto area have always been very open minded when it comes to new club sounds. Italy´s best tropical bass night, "Balera Favela" is hosted in Milan by Ckrono, Milangeles are stemming from Milan and Lamento has been founder of the "Muevelo o Mundo" club nights in the town of Bassano Del Grappa in the Veneto area. Many Man Recordings artists have DJed in clubs of this North Italian network.

Now Lamento, aka Andrea Campagnolo, releases his debut release on Man Recordings. A passionate record collector, Lamento has been digging music from the Southern hemisphere for years, particularly African wax. For his debut, he channels voice recordings from the Mongo people who live in the equatorial forest of Central Africa.

"Balama" comes with an all Italian remix-line up, including a tribally influenced remix by Lorenzo BITW, a UK funky inspired remix by Ckrono and a deeped-out trap remix by The Clerk.

Balama EP

Lamento "Balama" (Lorenzo_BITW Remix)

Born in Beijing and based in Berlin, Dj Zhao is a rhythm ambassador and musicologist bringing a poly-cultural understanding of rhythm to his deeply percussive cross-genre sets, and applying historical materialist analysis to the study of social music and its evolution through the ages.  Not restricted by style and convention, Dj Zhao draws from wildly different times and places, connecting the global North with the South, acoustic and electronic, traditional and hyper-modern.

16.02.24 - Social Muscle Club, Berlin

NGOMA 12 - Afro Beets

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