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Exotik Purple Frog

Graag ^ Exotik ShortCat

SO SWEET (acoust, classic, jazz, soul)

Best

Chantae Cann Feat Snarky Puppy

Parallel Jalebi

Ben Lamdin (aka Nostalgia 77) has a nice mix of tunes from some of the prominent artists in the underground London jazz scene; it’s a timely mix with our Jazz Issue on the horizon. Relics features tracks from his own label, Impossible Ark, as well as Babel, Loop, Grundle, and Ninja Tune, providing an cross section of the sounds of contemporary jazz in London including a couple unreleased gems such as “Dandelions” by Kaz Simmons and “Elephants” by the Skeletons.

"Relics" mix by Nostalgia 77

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiet_Village

01 quiet village (les baxter)

Puke (Acoustic Ver.)

From their LP "Borderlands" (2006)
You can buy it here: http://shop.etchshop.co.uk/releases/TRUCD113/borderlands/219

Nostalgia 77 Octet - Lotus Tree

From the Ruins

This track started with a visit to the pyramids of Teotihuacan in Mexico. A beautiful place, but a place where a lot of the original culture and knowledge that created the pyramids has been lost, and replaced with a rebuilt, tourist trap.

So it's a mix of loss and sadness and beauty with an edge of modern misuse, which I tried to capture in the original strings from which the track was built. I also made some binaural recordings of the sounds there, and a storm which came in, to give a real layer of atmosphere from the actual location. Tom Hodge then played piano to these elements, bringing the whole piece to life.

I loved the piano on it's own in addition to the strings version, so as well as the Part 2 on the EP, we also created a Part 1 piano solo version with the piano sent into a feedback matrix with lots of randomising to create unusual textures. This part 1 version can be downloaded for free from www.maxcooper.net as part of the Quotient Series.

Teotihuacan (Part 2) with Tom Hodge

The Berg Sans Nipple - Ghost

Metropolitan Jazz Affair - MJA - 03 YUNOWHATHISLIFEEZ (Motorcity Mix)

MUMBO JUMBO

Bonus remix from Brainfeeder's Teebs!! 

Check out Shlohmo's 'Vacation' 3 track EP out now on Friends of Friends...
12" with remixes including Airhead, Salva, Nicolas Jaar and Groundislava will be out 2/14

VINYL PRE-ORDER: http://fofmusic.bigcartel.com/product/pre-order-shlohmo-vacation-ep-12

www.fofmusic.net

Friends of Friends Europe Tour: Shlohmo + Salva:
http://www.fofmusic.net/press/friends-of-friends-eu-tour-shlohmo--salva

Shlohmo - wen uuu (Teebs Remix)

Peaking Lights -  All The Sun That Shines

Junglepussy - Trader Joe

A digital single launched as Esmerine being their Spring 2012 tour of Europe.  

"Front End Loader" was recorded during the sessions for Esmerine's acclaimed La Lechuza album in 2011.  It ranks as one of the band's most exuberant tracks, with echoes of Constellation labelmates Do Make Say Think in the rhythm work and especially in the use of horn arrangements, written and performed by saxophone phenom Colin Stetson. This was a celebratory track for Esmerine in the midst of very intense sessions surrounding the recording of La Lechuza, an album idedicated to their departed friend Lhasa de Sela. The track dd not fit the arc of the album at the time but the band is excited to make it available now as a free digital single.  The song was recorded and mixed by Mark Lawson (Arcade Fire).

The B-SIde for this single is "Learning To Crawl", a recent composition headed up by Esmerine percussionist Bruce Cawdron as a commission for the Indian-inflected modern dance piece "Aarti" by Sonia St-Michel.  Esmerine contributed two pre-existing songs to the piece (to which classical Indian vocals were added) along with this new one.  Vocals by Samidha Joglekar.

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'La Lechuza' is available from Constellation:
http://cstrecords.com/cst080/
http://esmerine.com/

Esmerine • Front End Loader

Juice

Teebs 'Why Like This', from the forthcoming debut album 'Ardour'. Get a FREE download of this track at <a href="http://www.factmag.com/2010/09/10/download-a-snow-capped-cut-from-brainfeeder-multitasker-teebs-forthcoming-album/">FACT magazine</a>.

"Teebs has such a unique and tender magic, as an artist, as a producer and as a human being...He's a gifted and rare kind...” 
- Mary Anne Hobbs 

“Everything he does is gold, he does HIS thing, always has and I suspect, always will.” 
- Dimlite 

As music from the Los Angeles area thrives and swells across the globe, one of it’s most beloved and deeply rooted members steps out with an LP full of infectious melodies, subtle hip-hop and a kaleidoscope of sound. Music for the imagination. 

Ardour is the debut album by long time running My Hollow Drum, Dublab, and recent Brainfeeder artist, Teebs. Born in New York to Malawi and Barbados origins, Mtendere (pronounced “ten- 
de-ra”) (Chichewa for “Peace”) Mandowa, is a 23 year-old producer who bounced around the East Coast before finally planting his feet in the Southern California suburb of Chino Hills. 

A city known for it’s rolling hills and FBI ranking of one of the safest in the United States, Teebs developed his artistry right outside Los Angeles’ county line and just south of the Orange County beach community. Music may have come by accident, literally. A skateboard injury sidelined Teebs, which led to a concentration on art. 

Through great focus and vision, Teebs made a name for himself as a skilled painter. His artwork found on canvases of all form, from walls to record covers, become imbued with vibrant color, energy, and shape. 

From paint and brush, Teebs slowly found himself in the world of music making. 

Early in his musical pursuits, Teebs joined a group of like-minded friends and producers who went by the name ‘My Hollow Drum’. Within this crew, he was able to build new ideas, share works and perfect his production craft. Intrigued with what was going on in Los Angeles’ evolving electronic scene, he never expected to fall directly into it. 

He began interning for the acclaimed online radio stream, Dublab. This sparked his self-expression, spirit and growth as an artist. Being around music, art and a creative atmosphere while brushing shoulders with the artists he admired from the area. 

Teebs was accepted into the Red Bull Music Academy for their 2008 edition in Barcelona, Spain. Upon arrival back home, Teebs became even more focused on his music and art. A chance meeting with Flying Lotus led to his involvement and joining of the newly founded Brainfeeder collective. Having previously heard from local producers and DJs about this new up and comer, Lotus didn’t hesitate to take Teebs under his wing after hearing some of his earliest beats. Ardour began to bloom. 

Ardour was made during two major periods of his life. Having just lost his job and with little to no money, Teebs moved into the same apartment complex as Flying Lotus and shared living quarters with another Brainfeeder affiliate, Samiyam. It was here that the beginning stages and one-half of Ardour were created. Before Teebs was aware his album was showing itself, his father who had been terminally ill, passed away. He moved back home and stopped making music. 

Back home, Teebs finished were he left off. 

Ardour, two years in the making, is the result of Teebs’ journey thus far. More than the music, it’s the feeling he wants to convey. The idea of hearing something you really love, the moment you know something is really special. Flying Lotus said, “Teebs music sounds like an island vacation...The way Avatar looks.” What’s often said about Teebs’ sound is the warmth it has on the listener. It’s only fitting that a title like Ardour, which is defined as “great intensity and warmth” is used to represent this essential chapter to the ever-growing puzzle of Los Angeles. 


Teebs - 'Why Like This'

Snarky Puppy-Quarter Master

A short beat I made using samples from Bill Evans & Tony Bennetts version of "A Child is Born". Nothin too fancy.

Bill Evans Beat

Unemployed

Messer Chups — Super Megera

Out on OWSLA on March 26, 2013.

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Boreal Remix EP

Boreal (Teebs Remix)

damn Right

Grace of Japan-Cello Song part2

A recording of the complete set of new music created and performed at Band on the Wall by residency participants under the direction on Michael League, Robert "Sput" Searight and Bill Laurance in the week of 28th January to 1st February 2013

Nostalgia 77 Octet - Lotus Tree

emikaadeo