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“Music is a borderless language”

This is our gargantuan motto at Fauve Records.
With this mission statement arose a new project called 西 WEST & 東 EAST.

Born from the desire to link the world of the West & the East. The idea was to ask two artist/band to collaborate on a split EP, with one original track each and finally to remix each others’ work.

For Volume 1, it is with humble esteem that we present you to Mameen 3 from Belgium/Morocco and Dea from Indonesia. We are extremely happy to launch the new series with this extraordinary collection of retro-futuristic club music.

First up is Mameen 3 with their original title “Dada Glitter”. A hypnotic burner that feels like the instrumental B-side of a fitness instruction song made by Ziad Rahbani's grandson in 2043. Wake up in utopia and find yourself high on XTC on a glittery Bellydance rave under the Moonshine of Djerbas beaches. An absolute sparkler faithfully signed: soFa & Cheb Runner.

On remix duty of the previously mentioned track is the Indonesian future legend called Dea. After getting his hands on a vintage vocoder he pulled out all its magic blessing onto this stripped-down oriental-future-groover. A highly forceful bassline and effectively simple punchy beats do justice to this cosmic vocoder-funk gem. With lush chords and modestly well done modular toms, he puts the cherry on the cake. A masterpiece in a back-alley illegal trafficking vibe with intimate curiosity!

On the flip side is Dea’s original piece “Mesopotamia”. Just when you thought you’ve travelled enough in this EP, the shaman takes it a step further by landing you on a planet where all genres live together in harmony. Classical, space odyssey, salsa, middle-eastern, you name it, the influences are endless. With a clean yet effective 4x4 analogue-sounding pulse, he handles a multiverse of emotions that will take you on the best drugless trip you can experience.

Last but not least, Mameen 3’s “Rai Not Raimix” finishes the EP in style. Re-inventing the genre-less track by giving it an aspect of a sorcerer marching-band. Amidst airy FM trumpets, off-groove claps and enthralled choirs the duo brings along the final smoky touch of this treasury of oddities.

Tracklist: 

A1 - Mameen 3 - ""Dada Glitter""
A2 - Mameen 3 - ""Dada Glitter"" (Dea rework)
B1 - Dea - ""Mesopotamia""
B2 - Dea - ""Mesopotamia"" (Mameen 3 Rai Not Raimix)

西 WEST & 東 EAST Vol. 1

Dada Glitter

PREMIERE: Mameen 3 - Dada Glitter [Fauve Records]

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Bucharest duo Karpov Not Kasparov debut on Disco Halal with new single ‘Memory’, out 21st May.

Underpinned by a haunting synth-line and hypnotic vocals, ‘Memory’ is a psychedelia-laced leftfield pop jam that pairs Eastern influences with an infectious dancefloor sensibility. The release also features an remix from Crosstown Rebels head honcho and certified dancefloor alchemist Damian Lazarus, who delivers a chugging, acid-tinged take on his ‘Re-Shape’. Both versions of ‘Memory’ will feature on Karpov Not Kasparov’s forthcoming five-track EP of the same name, out 18th June.

Valeriu Borcos and Eduard Gabia aka Karpov not Kasparov describe what they do as ‘a musical game of chess between synthesizer and drums’. As well as releasing music on the likes of Fleeting Wax, Karakter Records and Local Records, the Romanian duo also incorporate an analogue visual artist and contemporary dancers into their live performances, resulting in a theatrical show and a kind of real-time soundtrack to the action around them.

Encompassing elements of downtempo, new-wave and alternative pop, stitched together with a leftfield dancefloor throb, the Disco Halal back-catalogue, filled with efforts from the likes of Polocorp, Budakid and Moscoman himself, has seen the imprint rapidly emerging from the once-overlooked nightlife and club scene of Tel Aviv into the worldwide spectrum.
 
‘Memory’ sees Disco Halal explore a fresh avenue while simultaneously staying true to the label’s ethos and trademark sound.

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What People Don't Request #41  Arabic Disco

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Blast from the past that never saw the light of day. Gonna upload more old shit I've been sitting on for the past 10 or so years in a bit.

Capture Point [2014]

Bass Invader

Bruiser

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Cheikha Rimitti - Chab Rassi (Housework Acid Trip Edit)

A selection of rare  60s, 70s and 80s songs from Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Iraq, Libya, and Algeria.

Tracklist:
1- Zaman ya Sukkar -Al-Thoulathy Al-Mareh (Egypt)
2- Lok Lok - Lel Shabab Faqat (Egypt)
3- Ouadou - Carte de Sejour (Algeria)
4- Hagda - Raiïna Raï (Algeria)
5- Maku/Unknown Title - Souad Abdallah (Iraq)
6- Ya Mahmud - Orkes Kelana Ria (Indonesia)
7- Merci - Simone (Egypt)
8- Ya Ya Twist - Malika (Morocco)
9- Badala - Rafiralfiro (France)
10- Fatouma - Salim El Baroudi (Egypt/Sudan)
11- Snini - Ahmed Fakroun (Libya)
12- Ya Tamara - Hekmat Wahbe (Lebanon)
13- Shantit Safar - Hamid El Shaeri (Libya/Egypt)
14- Disco Arab - Abdul Hassan Orchestra
15- Ashabna Ya - Al Massrieen (Egypt)
16- El Bosta - Fairuz (Lebanon)
17- Sho Badak Minny - Maya Yazbek (Lebanon)
18- Zina - Ouiness (Morocco)
19- La Coladera - Freh Khodja (Algeria)
20- El Disco - Khamis Henkesh (Egypt)

Funk the Casbah! An Arab Funk Mix // Yas Meen Selectress

Coming from the Tunisian alternative music scene, Khalil Hentati or Khalil EPI is a multi-instrumentalist and composer try to destroy barriers of the unique style. On electronic background, he draws his influences from various music around the world and the time, creating eclectic sounds.

He composes the music of several films and contemporary dance shows and multiplies the collaborations with several artists of hip-hop, trip-hop jazz and world music with remixes, albums and sometimes even on tour
 (Louis Teillet, Clement Barkatz, Aymta, Ghoula, Mawimbi, Imed Alibi, N3rdistan…) he is also a founding member of the duo DHAMMA.

Today Khalil Hentati, based in France is dedicated to different projects, between studio and live music production.