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Jakarta's Kimo steps up for a new EP of brilliant chuggy nu-disco and trippy house destined for DJ boxes worldwide.

Home starts things off as they mean to go on with an eastern synth riff that builds over a big sub. Keys are introduced with the chord change before the drop and the slo-mo wild pitch acid breaks cover.

Oceana puts a donk in it, keeping things deep and stripped back but not for long. The music gets intense as a distorted riff builds with strings and snares bringing the heat.

Night Light drops the BPMs into psychedelic krautrock territory as the synths distort and hypnotise with a subtly changing chord for that soulful Balearic edge.

Finally, Odyssey is on a more dreamy disco tip that builds up Kimo's trademark intensity as distorted synths riff with the bass. Perfection for watching the sunrise or set.

Home

Kimo - Oceana (Original Mix) <Gouranga Premiere>

video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40XcwQWqS_A

audio
https://itunes.apple.com/album/punica-fides/id875191967

written & produced by G Bottin
guitar by C Verardo
mastered by T Stollenwerk

Spacetime Syndrome (extended version)

Samba meets with afropiano, and the night turns into pure rhythm.
This album, “Noites de Calor” blends the vibrant heart of Brazilian samba with the deep, hypnotic pulse of Afropiano and Afrobeat.

Feel the warmth of summer nights, the energy of street carnivals, the sway of beachside dance circles, and the glow of firelight over tropical coastlines.
Every track carries a story — drums that speak, dancers that breathe rhythm, and melodies shaped by soul, passion, and celebration.

✨ Beach parties
✨ Summer nights
✨ Dance floors
✨ Tropical lounge bars
✨ Sunset vibes
✨ Feel-good moments that need rhythm

Press play, turn up the volume, and let the groove move you.
Casa Latina Lounge — Your home for warm nights, tropical rhythms, and unforgettable vibes.


Festa do Sol

Where Have They Gone (Mr Mendel edit)

Flora Brasiliens (Part 2)

Crew Download

Davis - Bossa's River (Davis Edit)

Catalogue Number: CCR011
Format: 2 x 12” Vinyl 45RPM 
Genre: Balearic

Castaway

D1. Paradisica

Pete Herbert's ‘Hypnotize’ is a typically colourful and heart swelling tune with big pixelated synth stabs, glowing chords and hip swinging drums and percussion.... It’s robust and restless, with wriggling little fills and effects all making the groove bristle with life.
First up on remix duty remix, in the form of Is It Balearic? and Aficionado Recordings artist is Max Essa. He spends most weekends DJing somewhere on the planet, be that in Japan, Brazil or across Europe and counts the likes of Andrew Weatherall in his fanbase. His version is a subtle rework layering in a more round and rubbery bassline that works to prop up the colourful chords above. 
Next up is Xavier Jamaux AKA Bangbang, a French composer and producer who has made his mark as part of the band Orange. Now a solo artist who focusses on film music, his refreshing remix here is more sensuous and deep, with emotive female coos soaring above hanging chords and glistening melodies. 
Last of all, another Frenchman in Sebastien Fauvel, He has done everything from playing live percussion in stage in Queen club to penning tracks used by Sex in the City. Here he gets freaky, deconstructs the track and re-imagines it as a jumbled groove of broken beats, loose percussion and wonky synths. It’s thrilling and utterly unique.
This is another great package of disco with a real difference.

PETE HERBERT - HYPNOTIZE

Here's a cheeky little remix I've done for Lucky Sun Recordings with ridiculously cool vocals from Debris, enjoy :)

I Wanna Live(feat Debris)(Leon Sweet Remix)- Lucky Sun(LO-RES PREVIEW)

One of the biggest & best selling vinyl only afrobeat/afroboogie releases in the last 5 years .An explosive slice of Afro beat from Kaleta gets the licensing thumbs up from Mukatsuku, who finally get this gem to the Fela faithful. Originally clocking in at over 14 minutes, its been chopped virtually in half to add more punch and immediacy, whilst on the flip Guynamite and label boss Nik Weston add a more contemporary boogie house twist to the original, in doing so losing none of the vitality or the 'Fela' essence. 
Found Sounds DJ Magazine .DJ support comes from Mr Scruff,Jazzanova,Kevin Beadle,Gilles Peterson,Michael Ruetten,Ennio Styles,Pete Isaac Jelly Jazz,Adrian Gibson etc etc

Where Have They Gone (Mr Mendel edit)

Edits By Mr M