Kaidi Tatham & Stuff

Agent K  Orbit (Neon Phusion LP mix)

Fresh new mix to round up a fantastic year, featuring tracks from Scot Diaz, Kenny Dope, Seiji, Shur-i-Kan, Kaidi Tatham & Mark Force. 

Mixing it up with a fusion of deep, chunky, bumpin' house plus a broken beat classic and a lil' DnB to raise the energy! 

CHARTS
Traxsource http://www.traxsource.com/title/265558/lynda-phoenix-winter-chart
Beatport http://www.beatport.com/charts/lynda-phoenix-winter-chart/232853

NEXT EVENT
Catch me this New Years Eve for Broadcite alongside Rap Saunders - where you will hear my fusion of deep, soulful, bumpin vibes.
Event info http://on.fb.me/1cePPA2

CONNNECT
www.lyndaphoenix.com
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MANAGEMENT
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Lynda Phoenix Mixdown Vol 5 Feat Scot Diaz, Kenny Dope, Seiji, Shur-i-Kan, Kaidi Tatham & Mark Force

Blakai ft Bembe Segue - Afrospace

Blu James - I Get High

Buy on iTunes

Blakai ft Lady Alma - Work It Out

SK Radicals were formed in Sean khan’s kitchen 6 years ago. The band consists of Sean Khan (saxophone, keys, vocals and production), Jacob Eggay (vocals), Susan Allotey (vocals) and Derek McKintyre (bass). Individual members of the band have worked and played with a number of artists ranging from Jamiroqui, Roy Aryes, Jazz Crusaders, Lisa Stansfield to Clifford Jarvis (John Coltrane), John Stevens, Bugz in the Attic, Recloose and very seriously Boney M.

The first single, Reachin 4 Da Farside, was released in 2001 and quickly became a ‘cult classic’ (Adrian Gibson, Jazz Cafe magazine), owing to the success of this 12” the band were offered an album deal by People records. The subsequent album, ‘When will we belong’, was produced by Bugz in the Attic and established the band as a new force on the music scene. Owing to the success of this record the group performed at some of Europe’s major jazz festivals.

SK Radicals - I Belong

SK Radicals - Evolution

Blakai ft Bembe Segue - Simmer Down

The limited pressing 12" vinyl with full colour labels is NOW AVAILABLE:
http://tinyurl.com/p7y6lmk

Kaidi Tatham remix of Broken Beat on 45 rpm 12" vinyl (b/w the original mix of the track, as mastered by Bob Power).

One of Resolution 88's founding influences, the great Kaidi Tatham, has remixed their track 'Broken Beat'. 'Broken Beat' was originally inspired by live performances of broken beat music by the likes of Kaidi Tatham, so this remix is an amazing glimpse of music coming full circle to meet its influences.

Support original music! By buying this record, you enable us to record and release the next one!

Resolution 88 Broken Beat (Kaidi Tatham remix)

here is a sample from the forthcoming single 


Tatham,Mensah,Lord & Ranks 2036Black

AVAILABLE ON SPOTIFY @ bit.ly/JenDaleSUNLIGHTRemix


SUNLIGHT (from EP: Jimi Otis Bacon & Eggs - 2015)
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/jimi-otis-bacon-eggs-ep/id998437381

SUNLIGHT - Jen Dale feat. Eric Lau & Kaidi Tatham

ously un-issued tracks that did not fit onto albums, or had been remixed but never quite found a home in the Freestyle release schedule. Lovingly compiled by Freestyle main man DJ Adrian Gibson.

Freestyle, being the eclectic and open minded record label that it is means Fresh Out The Box contains everything from deep and gritty live funk through to DJ/producer studio based music, but all drawing upon that rich seam of soul, jazz, funk, afrobeat & latin that informs so much of what Freestyle has done since the labels inception in 2003. 

First up is the Aroop Roy remix of Afro Elements 'Think'. Aroop Roy is a massive talent who has released one single already on Freestyle, 'Too Long', which will appear on his debut album (Nomadic Soul: FSRCD079) 

Adam Gibbons aka Lack of Afro gave The Fantastics cover version of The Small Faces tune such a sublime mix that we almost did not recognise it, replaying most of the instrumental parts himself, and taking it back to a gritty 1960's vibe. This is remixing of the highest order and he has turned an already big track into a raw dirty funk monster. Compare that to Sleeve's remix of the same tune which takes the track into a totally different direction, utilizing Noel McKoys' stunning vocals and making it easier for the beat friendly DJ to beat-mix.

When we mentioned to Keith Foster from Philadelphia's Big Pimp Jones that we were putting together this album he responded in 24 hours with 3 mixes of one song which he wanted to submit. We chose the Modern Mix of 'Nasty' for this but maybe we'll see the other mixes on future volumes as they could all have made the cut. A Janet Jackson tune has never sounded so raw! DJ Graham B had the same get up and go that we got from Keith with submitting two killer tracks for this compilation. The first 'Walking Sbace' is a solo effort with the b-boys in mind. Rocking beats and grooves to make the dancers go wild.

Beggar & Co main man Kenny Washington found a version of 'Rock Creek Park' in the vaults that was made in the 1980's, so not a new track as such but still Fresh Out The Box as it has never seen the light of day until now. This is top notch Jazz Funk from the UK's finest.

The original extended mix of Soul Sugar's cover version of Hammond legend Dr Lonnie Smiths' Play It Back had to find a home somewhere as it is so good. Check their debut album (Nothing But The Truth: FSRCD067) which came out at the tail end of 2009 on Freestyle. Fresh Out The Box is all your daily musical vitamins and goodness, in one easy to swallow package! 

09 SK RADICALS - NO I CAN DO (BENNSON REMIX)

Lexis - BROKEN BEAT Special for RINSE France

Here's a Lil re:edit / Dub I did a couple Of Kaidi's classic Arms R Deh toon from way back when.
This version is just a lil rinse for me to play out and still unreleased, hope you like it .... Appreciate your comments :)

AGENT K - ARMS R DEH NAUTZ L8 NITE ARMZ HOUSE DUB

This mix serves as introduction into Kaidi Tatham as a producer and remixer. 

Kaidi Tatham will be performing live at:
UK Soul Jam Nu-Jazz Special at Ronnie Scotts - April 29th 2012

Event info: http://bit.ly/wnOHfS 

An Introduction To Kaidi Tatham

DIGITAL RELEASE OUT NOW, vinyl late december 2009/early jan 2010. A lovely little slo-mo house number featuring the legend Kaidi Tatham on keys & flute, due for release on the Prime Numbers label (PN011) in early December 09, on a split artist ep, along with tracks from Andres & Motor City Drum Ensemble.

Mr Scruff & Kaidi Tatham 'Fresh Noodles'

Early production taken from Neon Phusion LP 'The Future Ain't The Same as It Used To Be' released in 1999!

Neon Phusion -  How times fly feat Don Ricardo

Kaidi Tatham album : Shokazulu 
Purchase http://mrgoodgood.com/shokazulu-2

11 Kaidi Tatham

If there is one artist that has truly become synonymous with jazz re:freshed over the years, it is Kaidi - the energy, the skill, the showmanship, the innovation, the genius. 

The vibe behind the West London/broken beats/nu-jazz scene as a core member of Bugz In The Attic, Kaidi's 5ive continues the lineage of jazz, fusing it with his own twisted funk, boogie and electronica. 

credits
released 25 August 2011 
K.Tatham 

All Keys, Percussion, Drums, Programming, 
Synth Bass, Flute, Vocals and Laughter 
by K.Tatham 
All tracks written and produced 
by Kaidi Tatham 
Engineered and Mixed 
by Matt Lord @ Chocolate Factory ii

available at http://jazzrefreshed.bandcamp.com/album/kaidis-5ive

Organic Juggernaut - Kaidi Tatham 5ive

SK Radicals is the brain child of the multi talented, multi instrumentalist Sean Khan. The band consists of Sean on saxophone, keys, vocals and production, Jacob Eggay and Susan Allotey providing vocals, and Derek McKintyre on bass. Individually, members of the band have worked with a number of great artists ranging from Roy Ayres, The Jazz Crusaders, Lisa Stansfield to John Stevens and Bugz in the Attic,

'Urban Eclectiks' SK Radicals first Freestyle release is grounded in jazz, but is equally in touch with contemporary soul, R n B and urban beats. This is a record that could only be the product of eclectic listening and our post modern times. Asked what his motivation was Sean states that the projects main aim 'is to reflect all genres within urban music and to get away from that materialistic, aspirational nonsense that has taken over urban music and that threatens to destroy its soul'.

'Troubled Times' is a suitably moody opener and allows Seans vocals to evoke just a little 21st century angst, which then contrastingly gives way to the latin-jazz groove of 'My Story' on which Susan Alloteys' delicate, evocative singing rides across killer, grooving double bass and swinging drum rhythms.

Other highlights include 'That Obscure Object of My Desire' on which Sean stretches out on his sax, paying homage to his hero John Coltrane, the spoken word, thumping house groove of 'Indifference is the Enemy of Love' featuring Geneveive Grant, and Benet McLeans amazing piano playing on Free Yourself

The soundscapes and musical textures featured within 'Urban Eclectiks' will appeal to those who appreciate unabashed musical eclecticism. Rooted in jazz, steeped in soul with an ear cocked to contemporary urban sounds, the SK Radicals join the musical dots beautifully, modern fusion for troubled times. 

Kaidi Tatham & Stuff

Eduardo Mitelman