In the tradition of Cumbia and Ethiopian Jazz Fusion, Buyepongo interprets Mulatu by the great Ethiopian Jazz Composer Mulatu Astatke.  Recorded  at XLRebelsX studios in Long Beach CA. 
Written by Mulatu Astatke interpreted Buyepongo
Engineered and Mixed by xLSREBELSx
Mastered by Benjamin Tierney 
Produced By Buyepongo
Executive Producer- M.Suarez  

Mulatu Para Ti

Save Me

-0/35 My Nose Is Mere a Armor - Cyrano de Bergerac (Noir Lounge Bass-R&B)

A late-night anthem for the souls searching for direction. "Got To Find Myself" explores the hazy space between heartbreak and healing, capturing the moment you decide to stop looking back and start driving forward.

Stripped back and slowed down, this chill mix is built for rainy days and midnight drives.

🎙️ Produced by: Maxtrax Productions 🌊 Vibe: Neo Soul / Chill R&B / Lo-Fi 📝 Lyrics: "Heading down an alley with no direction in mind... gotta find myself."

Got To Find Myself (Chill Version)

At the back of the rack 
Sat the last KitKat 
For too long she had longed 
To drop down like the closer packs 

As she grew near the glass 
She was proud to be the last 
After her no more packs 
Would be left on the rack. 

On the day she was last 
And at last also first 
All the packs join the rack 
Just the order now reversed 

All the pride and delight 
Swallowed down with a bite 
She's just another KitKat 
Washed down with a Sprite.

Music by Francesco Lo Giudice 
Lyrics by Francesco Lo Giudice

Trumpet: Davide Provenzano
Clarinet: Paolo Guolo
Trombone: Cesar Balleyguier

Vending Machine Blues

Bloodlines

Saviour Self

Papi Brandao y sus Ejecutivos - Decidete mi Amor

Song: Fuego
Album: Fuego
Artist: TIto Candela 

Written and recorded by Alexis Romero
Co-produced by Oscar Vargas
Additional recordings by Vincent Leservoisier
Mixed by Etienne Caylou
Mastered by Benjamin Joubert

© Kidding Aside 2017

Angelvis Gotera (Saxo), Ernesto Trezza (congas), Aldry Nava (guayo)Rodrigo González-Miqueles (rhodes) &  Alexis Romero (voice, keyboards, electric guitar, programming) 
Tito Candela online: 
https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/fuego-ep/1313557003
https://titocandelamusica.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/titocandelamusic/
https://www.instagram.com/titocandela/

Fuego

Loi Tok Tok Eboma- Mungwana

‘Implode'xplode' ist a homage to the threshold between the inner and the outer world. It is about the daily dance with the inputs and outputs of information. The awareness when it’s time to hold space for yourself to prevent implosions or when to celebrate and embody the explosions fully.
With this song, Elena reminds oneself of the capacity of our own body and the recognition of its warning signals, that show up when its too much.
In the society we are living in, quantity and speed took over and overstimulation turned into a norm.
“Through my tendency of overdoing it with work and tight schedules, that song kind of came out naturally, when I needed it the most.
'Implode'xplode' is not only a timeless reminder to care and listen to my body more but it also encourages me to fully embrace the explosions when they come in
and channel it into music, dance or any other type of creation with full power."

Implode'xplode (Album Version)

At the start of 2020 a fellow DJ/vinyl collector, Tom B, invited me to come and spin at the March edition of legendary Avenida Brasil, one of the longest running BR-themed parties in Paris. He also challenged me to perform a live set on my MPC, specifically made for that night. Unfortunately a few weeks later everything was cancelled. But I kept on making beats, while sampling my Brazilian records. Weeks later this
album was born… It is the most personal album yet, it is an homage to my family’s Brazilian heritage and a dedication to my mother.

When I was still a small child, some of my very first music memories were the many faces of MPB artists “smiling” at me from the covers of my mother’s vinyl collection. I was born in Zagreb to a Portuguese mother (who was raised in Rio de Janeiro) and a Croatian father and grew up listening to Chico Buarque, Elis Regina, Caetano Veloso, Milton Nascimento but also to other, less worldly known but very important artists whose brilliant music my mother collected in the early 70s. This collection of 10” records called “História da Música Popular Brasileira - MPB” was at the time released by Edições Abril and was distributed and sold at many newspaper stands all over Brazil. My mom, being a true music lover, bought the whole collection. Not long after, when her family was moving back from Brazil to Portugal, all the records travelled by ship with her. The same year after marrying my dad, she moved to Zagreb taking again the collection with her. Another journey the records made
was when our family moved to Lisbon in 1992, with a one year stop in Rome.

Now, I am very happy to have the collection with me here in Amsterdam. They are part of my family's multi- cultural heritage and a living proof that great music can stand the test of time.

Noite

Debut solo album FROM A TO BE is OUT NOW >>> https://elenashirin.lnk.to/album

Implode'xplode (Album Version)

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