Killer Psychedelic Funk burner from "FREEDOM POWER" LP comp. out on Nov 20th 2013 on our label SONOR MUSIC EDITIONS (https://www.facebook.com/sonormusiceditions).

Analog audio source for vinyl lovers.
Originally released in 1976 by Cometa Edizioni Musicali.

Buy digital album: backl.ink/2254753

FREEDOM POWER

Dopping 2000

Buy on Bandcamp

Gabriele Ducros - DOPPING 2000

ANNA RF -- Imamyar Hasanov  (Lachin)

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A blend of ballads, deep / stoner funk and crossover soul. This is a warm up mix to what i'm putting together. All the new jams have arrived so. Stay tuned...

Dj Save -  Majestic Soul basement session

A token of appreciation for the two masters of cool sounds, owl and ghostcapital, two completely unknown people that caused for a lot of pleasure and confusion the last year.
check them out!
http://holywarbles.blogspot.com/
http://ghostcapital.blogspot.com/

mixed live by Otto Manic in his room in Berlin
some of the tracks were ripped directly from vinyls and some were downloaded from the internet, therefore the quality isnt balanced so well.
also i must appologize for a few shitty mixes, i got some new equipment recently and im still trying it out.
oh, and if you are interested in coming to parties in Berlin, or watch an ocassional youtube clip of what im hearing at the moment, check out my facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cosmic-Shake/146206228795321

Peace and Love to us all!

Tracklist
1 Arik Einstein - Hayo Haya
2 Shlomo Gronich - Al Na Telech
3 Shmulik Kraus - Shishi Cham (hot friday)
4 Aharit Hayamim - Hit'amlut Boker
5 Danny Ben Israel - Capara
6 Hazohar Ha'shvi'i - Metziltayim
7 Hasmenim Vearazim - Yeah Yeah Ma Yaeh
8 Zohar Levi - Ani Bedarki Lamosad Hasagur (im on my way to the asylum)
9 Shimshon Miel - Hitnasut Be Amsterdam (an exeperience in Amsterdam)
10 The Churchills - Debka (sung in english)
11 Aris San - Boom Pam (sung in greek)
12 Zohar Argov - Et Dodim Kala
13 Lehakat Tzlilei Haoud - Neimat Pop Oud
14 Aliza Azikri - Yafo
15 Jacky Galil - Tachposet Chadasha
16 Yoram Arbel - Ani Etsba Et Ha'Shalechet 
17 Hagashash Hachiver - Toda Raba (thanks a lot)


thanks to Shay Librowski for helping with the image

Otto Manic presents Israeli Psych Funk

A 40 mins trip of funk-fueled soviet combos, fuzz-psyched propaganda and other fancy grooves from original dusty vintage USSR vinyl.  Mixed on strict cyrillic.

Поехали!. Счастли́вого пути́!



SOVIET 70s - Gagarin's Fuzz-funk & Psyched Grooves from the vaults of the CCCP (1971-1976)

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

Well, I'm Markey Funk - Jerusalem-based composer/producer/record collector/dj/music archivist and counterculture freak. I'm into everything that has a groove and a mind-bending element in it - old and new. As a DJ, I'm mostly known for my deep funk/raw groove sets, while the music I produce has more psyched-out edge. In addition to traditional funk, soul, jazz, and 60-70's psych and prog, I collect early electronics, library and film music, old school hip hop, various oddities that have interesting samples, traditional and popular music from around the world, including large sections focused on Brazil (because I just love Brazilian music) and Eastern Europe/USSR (because I was born and raised in Minsk, Belarus).


2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

I think what drove me to 45's in the first place was the fact, that a lot of bands didn't live long enough to release a full album, but did manage to record a few singles. The 7" has always been cheaper to produce, so a lot of edgier and bolder music can be found on these records, with unbelievable treasures often hiding on the b-side. Some of my favorite labels barely released any LP's, but have fantastic back catalogs of 7inch gems.


3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

For this mix I decided to focus on genres beyond the funk/soul/raw groove section of my collection, which I'm mainly familiar for. There's also plenty of music that inspires me as a producer - particularly on my new album "Instinct": from electronic pioneers, like Delia Derbyshire, Tom Dissevelt and Henk Badings, to film music by Serge Gainsbourg, Roger Roger, Maestro Ennio Morricone and Goblin, to old and new psychedelia (Pisces, Can, Tara King th., Hezus and more), as well as my recent obsession with hauntology (Roj and Steve Moore), and other odd gems. My aim was to put together a cinematic, dream-like journey, that would be great to listen to late at night.


4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

I'm often spinning in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. In May 2016 I'm going on a small European DJ-tour.
You can follow me on my website: www.markeyfunk.com 
Or my Facebook page: www.facebook.com/markeyfunk
Or my Bandcamp: markeyfunk.bandcamp.com

As a part of Jerusalem-based radio/collective/label Raash Hour, I'm running a bi-weekly podcast about groovy and way-out music, called "Kaleidoscope": https://soundcloud.com/raashhour/sets/markey-funk-kaleidoscope


5) Top 5 all time fave records. [45's or any format? I'll do two versions]

Favorite records (in no particular order):
White Noise - An Electric Storm
Milton Nascimento/Lo Borges - Clube da Esquina
Cocteau Twins - Victorialand
Rudolf Dasek - Dialogues
Poets of Rhythm - Discern/Define

Favorite 45's (in no particular order):
Rotary Connection - Paper Castle/Teach Me How to Fly
Tribo - Tapinha/Peba & Pobo
Fumaça Preta - A Bruxa/Loco
The Heliocentrics - Winter Song/Dance of the Dogon
Stereolab - The Underground Is Coming

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