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01. When We Used To Play - Blake Baxter
02. It's You - Esp
03. Erotic Illusions - Nick Holder
04. Notice Me - Sandee
05. Mobility - Moby
06. Dream Girl - Pierres Pfantasy Club
07. Promised Land - Joe Smooth
08. Beat My House - Kenny K Collins
09. Don't Tell Me - Freestyle Orchestra
10. Underwater - Point G Aka Dj Gregory
11. First Power (Domination Dub) - Revelation
12. Feel The Mood (N.Y Groove Mix) - E Dancer
13. This Is Acid - Maurice Joshua With Hot Hands Hula
14. Good Life - Inner City
15. Don't You Want It - Davina
16. Acid Thunder - Fast Eddie
17. Computer Madness - Steve Poindexter
18. Nude Photo - Mayday
19. My English Lover - Joeski
20. String Free (Club Leray Mix) - Phortune

F Communications 2003
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Laurent Garnier - Excess Luggage (Sonar 2000)

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Oya' Indebure featuring Laudir De Oliveira

Pre-order:  https://habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/releases

Habibi Funk will be a new sub label of Jakarta Records, dedicated to re-releasing arabic music from the 1970s and 1980s. It's a label and platform for funky/soulful and/or psych influenced music from the Arab world of the 70s and 80s.

https://www.facebook.com/habibifunk

Dalton was a band from Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. They came together as a band around 1968 when most of the members studied together at the University of Tunis. The band had five members. Faouzi Chekili on guitar, piano and vocals, Ridha Kouhen on bass guitar, Mustapha Rehouma and sax and percussion, Sadok Gharbi on trumpet and vocals and Skaner Alim on drums and vocals. They were active in the local scene, playing music that was heavily influenced by American soul and funk and at the same time regional musical traditions. In the early 70s the band got a regular gig at a beach hotel called Sahara Beach Resort on the coastline of Tunisia. They had six month contracts for a couple of years in the early 70s and during that time they would play every single night of the tourist season. While the hotel gig required the band to play sets leaning      towards tourist entertainment, the regular work helped put some money into the band's accounts. Using those funds the band was able to travel to Rome to record their one and only 7“ single release "Alech" around 1971/1972. The band eventually dismantled in the mid 70s and returned briefly as a new group with new members in the late 1970s under the name Carthago but that is a different story…… 

"That "Soul Brother" is my jam…. !!!!" 
Lefto 

The single itself impressed us heavily when we first stumbled upon it through French collector Victor Kiswell. While the b-side "Soul Brother“ sounds like a Tunisian version of modern soul / AOR with it’s English lyrics and lush arrangements, the title track "Alech“ is the one that will get every party started. An infectious 3/4 rhythm, a great horn arrangement and brillantly layered vocals that made us think of Brazillian music or the Georgian groove band Gaya. Luckily Faouzi Chekili, the former band leader and composer uses social media communication so he was easy to track down. He is still active as a renowned musician in the Tunisian jazz scene and remains active recording and playing concerts both in Tunisia and internationally.

Restored and mastered by Roskow at Audiomoto Studios.


Habibi Funk 001: Dalton - Alech (Tunisia, 1972, pre-order link in description)

pre-order: https://habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/musique-original-de-films

هل تريدون الاستماع الى ما كنا نشتغل عليه الفترة الماضية ؟ يمكنم الآن أن تطلبو مسبقا إصدار " حبيبي فانك " الثالث، حيث سنأخذكم معنا هذه المرة بأنغامنا إلى الجزائر. إن أحمد مالك بمثابة إينيو موريكوني الجزائر، إذ ألف و أنتج معظم موسيقى الأفلام الجزائرية في السبعينيات. موسيقى رائعة، مفعمة بالأحاسيس و غير اعتيادية. بعد موافقة تامة من أهل الراحل، يمكنكم و أخيرا الاستماع للمرة الأولى إلى إحدى إنتاجاته، أو النقر على الرابط من أجل طلب مسبق.

I still remember the first time I heard Ahmed Malek. It was 2012. Back then I didn’t know much about Arabic music, but I was about to leave Berlin for a couple of weeks to go to Tunisia. I was working as a project manager for a music recoding session which ended up being released by Jakarta Records as the “Sawtuha” release. I knew I would have some time off during my stay and I was certain that I would dedicate some of this time to diggin. I asked some people whether they knew of any titles that I should look for. Roskow, who also ended up re-mastering this release, told me about an Algerian composer called Ahmed Malek whose music was also released in Tunisia.

Fast forward three years: Arabic records have become my number one hobby and luckily I got my hands on a copy of Ahmed Malek’s “Musique Originale De Films” album. I already knew some of the tracks but listening to the music the way it was originally released, and not as a crappy Youtube version, made me fall in love with Malek’s compositions all the more. It manages to create this very special mood: melancholic and reflective, emotional and touching, but never depressing. Even without having seen any of the pictures created for this, it immediately brings visuals to one’s imagination.

Around that time I became captivated with the idea of reissuing some of Ahmed Malek’s music. I knew some people had tried to locate his family but, but with no success. In the end it was an incredible amount of luck that made it possible for you to read these words and listen to this record. I had a DJ gig in Beirut playing old Arabic records and I mentioned my passion for Ahmed Malek’s music to a friend. She said she knew one person in Algier, and as much as it would be a shot in the dark, she could ask her if she had an idea of how to find Malek’s family. Two weeks went by before I heard back, and what I got was incredibly good news. Her Algerian friend was the neighbor of Ahmed Malek’s daughter! I’m not a spiritual person, but it felt like the universe wanted to see this release happen.

I started to speak with Henya, Ahmed Malek’s daughter and she was more then happy with our idea. She assured us that her father would have loved the plan as well. She provided us with tons of awesome material, from great photos, to unseen video footage and unreleased tracks; she also told us more about her father’s life:

Ahmed Malek was born on March, 6th 1932 at Bordj El Kiffan, Algiers. He was the oldest son of a family of 3 brothers and one sister. He went to work at a young age in factories to help his father to raise the family. His mother died when he was 12. It was then that decided he wanted to become a musician, and after graduating school he studied at the Algerian Conservatory. He gained recognition for his craft from an early stage and won several prizes and medals nationally and internationally (The "Premier grand prix des arts et des lettres de la composition" in 1972, the golden medal at the "Panafrican Festival" in 1976, and the "Prix du mérite national pour la composition musicale" in 1987). He was the conductor of the "Algerian Television Orchestra“ for many decades and represented his country at international events such as the Expo In Japan, Canada, Cuba and Spain. He passed on the 24th of July, 2008, at his home in El Mouradio, Algiers.

Ahmed Malek - Les Vacances de L'inspecteur Tahar

Mashup\Colagem de Isabele Pierre - Le Temp Est Bon & Coss - Tonal

Isabele Pierre (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3t5xR80_hoQ)

Le temps est bon, le ciel est bleu

Le Temp Est Bon

++ New FUTURE SOUNDS OF JAZZ Vol.12 in stores March 30th (CD; Digital), March 23rd (3-LP) 2012 ++

Future Sounds of Jazz Selection Podcast - mixed & compiled by our Dutch fellows RUPERT and MENNERT
All tracks are taken from the previous Future Sounds Of Jazz Selections


Tracklisting 

01. United Future Organization - The Planet Plan (Yellow Productions Dub) [FSOJ 6]
02. Turntable Terranova - Tranquilizer [FSOJ 2]
03. Joseph Malik - Futuristica (Grand Unify Vox Remix) [FSOJ 9]
04. Modaji - Underwater Pressure [FSOJ 6]
05. Kaos - Around In Circles [FSOJ 8]
06. Soul FC - TraneSpotting [FSOJ 8]
07. Earth Bound - I See the Sun [FSOJ 6]
08. Slow Supreme - Full Kennedy Breakdown [FSOJ 8]
09. Monassa - Days & Nights [FSOJ 9]
10. The Amalgamation Of Soundz - Phuture Soundz [FSOJ 7]
11. Taran - B 52 [FSOJ 3]


for more information visit 
www.compost-rec.com
www.rupertmennert.nl

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