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DJ Andy Taylor's 'El Pantano Remixes' EP which includes our remix of 'Soul Rep' featuring Biscuit (Flutebox / Speakers Corner Quartet) on flute. Released on Wass Records - Monday 3rd November 2014

More clips of 'The El Pantano Remixes' are on DJ Andy Taylor's profile here https://soundcloud.com/dj-andy-taylor/el-pantano-remix-sampler

(Low Quality 160kbps mp3 & outro fade version for soundcloud streaming only)

iTunes Link:
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/el-pantano-remixes-ep/id926051135

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DJ Andy Taylor - Soul Rep (Daytoner Remix)

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Makala Jazz Funk Band - Karam Bani  (Voodoocuts remix)

After the release of the first LP album "Xake!" on March 2015, here comes the first issue of Makala Jazz Funk Band remixes called "Xake! Remixed Vol. 1" EP.
In this occasion, remix producers list is formed by Voodoocuts from Berlin, The Cisco Kids from Bilbao, Doctor Stereo from Buenos Aires and Makala from Zarautz. 

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Karam Bani - Voodoocuts remix

Juice on wax 
- Digital download :
https://voodoocuts.bandcamp.com/album/juice-on-wax-vol-01
- 7" vinyl - SOLD OUT

Two juicy edits for thirsty dancefloors! Every side is a sure shot: on the A side The fool is a stomping disco funk banger and Loopita a latin funk break that every bboy will love!

"Serial editor Voodoocuts returns on brand new vinyl-only label Juice On Wax with two more straight up party slappers. "The Fool" brings the fever with big Motown dynamics and a rich gutsy vocal that will pull everyone closer to the dance. "Loopita" takes us further south to Cuba with a heel-kicking mambo that's laced with toxic levels of percussion. Start worrying if your hips aren't swaying by the end of this record. No fooling around here..."
(Juno records)

☆☆☆☆☆ It’s sureshot booty double-header time from Voodoocuts as our man brings his Juice series to format-of-the-minute, seven inch vinyl, with his first Juice On Wax drop. Step forward a pumping funky disco edit of Etta James’ 70s funk period number Only A Fool that, frankly, only a fool would ignore. Still, what to put on the B-side? It better be something big. Ah yes – Loopita – that’ll do a nicely, a windmilling b-boy breaks edit of Nico Gomez’ giant latin-psych cut Lupita that not only manages to take things in a different direction to Bronx Dogs’ Mambo Roc but be equally dope.
(Monkeyboxing.com)

The 7" is fiiiire! Defitenly one for my DJ-bag. Lookin' forward to drop this gem!
(Soulbrigada – Matasuna Records)

The masterful remixer/re-editor and consistently excellent Voodoocuts over in Berlin has a new 45 coming early May, and boy oh boy it's a good one! The A side features a pumping disco-funk banger with a chunky 4-4 kick drum and Etta James belting out the vocal, pure class! The flip sees the classic 'Lupita' by Nico Gomez become 'Loopita', a BBoy monster that will ignite any dancefloor, just check the preview below. Big up Voodoocuts, excellent work sir!
(45 Live)

I love it as always!
(Jayl Funk – Honkey Phonk)

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Juice on Wax - snippets

here's my 2nd remix for the album "The Havana Remixes" by Bahama Soul Club. Out May 12th vinyl, CD and digital files.
Full press and links releasere following:

"Hot on the heels of their critically praised album "Havana '58" and with fans worldwide clamoring for more, The Bahama Soul Club has now called upon a brilliant range of producers, DJs and artists to put their own personal spin on Bahama's latest release. Sifting through the album's finest moments they worked their magic on selected tracks and rebooted them into pure rhythmic bliss: "The Havana Remixes" is a bright collection of Latin, House, Jazz, Funk, Soul & Disco with a thoroughly modern take on Dancefloor Jazz.

Opener "Muévelo Papi" is a stirring 60s Boogaloo-hip-twist by the mighty Club Des Belugas, while Geordie mate Smoove from Newcastle turns “No Words” into a fusion of Jazz-house and Breakbeat. Opolopo pulls "Dizzy's Bounce" deeeep into jazzy House while Maestro&Vezzola and Chinchin's Zouzoulectric vs. Gardener Of Delight both having a diverse view on "Tropicana Flight", giving it a Disco-Latin-House-Funk treatment.
Suonho from Italy jams a more modern Soul-Disco-Funk on "No Words" and amps up the funk quotient on "Muévelo Papi" with a touch of Jazz and a Latin Twist. Rounding off the release is an unexpected Nu-skool Brazilika-brukbeat from Positive Flow aka Jesse Reuben Wilson on "Elegguà" and some solid Latin funky breaks from Jack&Jointz on the rolling "Rumba Fugaz".

All remixes are mastered by The Uncle and very special radio-edits were made exclusively for the beautiful 180g vinyl. Containing nine tracks, this 12" looks like a neat introduction for newcomers and a nice round up for long-term Bahama Soul Club admirers. The full extended versions of all remixes will be released on CD and Digital formats."

Buyu Records: shop.buyu-records.com/album/the-havana-remixes
Juno Records: t.co/80jHuaddZo

Havana Remixes

No Words (suonho Remix)

Bahama Soul Club - No Words (suonho Remix)

Buy Katakana Edits vol.61 exclusive and only on Junodownload! 

www.junodownload.com/products/streamer-katakana-edits-vol-61/3721858-02/ 

Review: 

Next up on Katakana Edits is emerging edit wizard Gary Shepherd aka Streamer, an expat in Amsterdam who turns in a bunch of cheeky resplices here of some obscure covers and versions. From the deep, down and dirty rendition of Stevie Wonder's classic "Superstition" which gets high into the stratosphere, some spiritual African disco by way of reggae on a cover of "Lively Up Yourself" and likewise some more Jah dubwise shenanigans on the block rockin' beats of "Raggamuffin Soul".

Katakana Edits Vol.61

First ever official reissue of Zamba Zamba by Peruvian band Sangre Joven! Originally released in 1975 by MAG (Lima | Peru) the 7inch vinyl is hardly available and a rare latin gem. Any information about Sangre Joven is just as rare as the vinyl: there is in fact nothing about the band to be found on the internet.

Nevertheless, with a little help by a peruvian friend we got some details: "Zamba Zamba" is a peruvian version of the track "Samba Samba" by Colombian brothers Elkin & Nelson, who moved to Spain in the 70s. The band Sangre Joven consists of musicians from the famous Peruvian group Nil's Jazz Ensemble of jazz musician, composer and arranger Nilo Espinosa. When their musical direction changed, they switched their name to Sangre Joven and released a funky & discoid album and one single on the Peruvian label MAG in 1975. Both original pressings are very difficult to find nowadays, so we're more than happy to release this on Matasuna Records! The track was restored from the reel to reel master tapes and also got a new mastering by Carvery (London).

In addition to the original Zamba Zamba version, the DJ & producer Voodoocuts contributed a superb edit to this 7inch and both tracks spread a sunny Afro-Latin vibe that catches you immediately. While the original is perfect for a relaxed set on the beach, the Voodoocuts' Edit is a real killer tune for the dancefloor. The funky acoustic guitar perfectly harmonized with the electric piano and the super sweet vocals on the percussive breaks will really heat you up! As always: a seven inch not to be missed!

Album credits:

Sangre Joven: Zamba Zamba 
(Originally released by MAG, Lima Peru - 1975)

Director and arrangements: Nilo Espinosa
Acoustic guitar, vocals: Jorge Montero
Bass: Oscar Stagnaro
Electric piano: Miguel “Chino” Figueroa
Percussion: Andrés Silva and Mauro Silva
Chorus: Malena Calisto and Nancy Calisto

Zamba Zamba

Sangro Joven - Zamba Zamba (Voodoocuts Rmx)

Hung Up!

Danny Massure Edits - Mind Is Hung Up

Doctor Stereo recomends: always add some happy piano chords, spicy latin percusion and a dose of funky breaks to your life! You'll feel younger and younger every day!!

*unnoficial version*
*for Dj use only*

Mel Benson (Doctor Stereo breaks boot)

After their brilliant debut on Resense, SoulBrigada returns with two new cuts. Following the proven formula, two classic Funk & Soul joints get the SoulBrigada treatment to fire up the dancefloors again.

'Help' is a Northern Soul gem from the midwest - from 1969. The raw & funky sound of the song follows with great perfection a JB style, which is complemented by the sweet soul voice of the singer. The SoulBrigada-Edit focuses even more on the percussive side of the song and the extension provides a real dancefloor filler.

'Love U Baby' is a great Soultune, which was also released in 1969 by a vocal duo from the southwest of the USA. The song stands out because of its funkiness and the great interaction of the two singers. The rework provides the right dose of funk with additional drums, repetitive editing and expansion.

Resense 048

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SoulBrigada - Love U Baby (Edit) on Resense Rec. (AT)

"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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De linyera a las bandejas, Doctor Stereo vagabundeo durante años por las calles urgando y recolectando todo tipo de discos chatarra de donde samplea y recicla pequeños retazos para crear edits-collage-tracks que han sido editados en vinilo por los mas aclamados sellos del genero en todo el mundo: Resense (Alemania), GAMM (Suecia), Bastard Jazz (US), Names You Can Trust (US), Jack To phono (UK), etc.

La receta del Doctor para una gran fiesta es simple: 2 bandejas, una explosiva selección de vinilos nuevos y viejos, mezclar en proporciones (des)balanceadas una fuerte dosis de órgano hammond bien distorsionado, guitarras con wah wah, trompetas, bongos y panderetas para encender la pista y ponerte una sonrisa durante horas!!

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Doctor Stereo's advice is simple: add an eclectic and balanced mix of distorted hammond organ, wah wah guitars, sweet & warm vibraphones, shakin' tambourines, happy marimbas & steel drums to your life and you'll always feel young and smiling! 


Go back to the 50's and do the Mambo! Make a trip to the Caribbean islands to move your hips with happy Calypso rhythms! Visit Brazil and shake your skeleton with Tropicalia mad sounds! Also go to Colombia for a guacharaca-driven cumbia dose! Of course Memphis is the obligatory spot for the best Soul stew ever! And never forget to play loud the explosive sounds of 68's psychedelia! But if you can't make all this in a whole life, let Doctor Stereo do it for you in just one night : )


DISCOGRAPHY

*Shake Hank Shake/Joey says (Resense, Germany) 7" vinyl.
2012

* La cumbia perdida (Names You Can Trust, USA) 7" vinyl. 
2011

* Hear the difference (Jack To Phono, UK) 7" vinyl. 
2009

REMIXES

* Kid Loco - My Daddy Waza (Dr Stereo rmx) 
2011

Mel Benson (Doctor Stereo breaks boot)

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