a bunch of tracks from these records on favni gena records:
igor wakhevitch nagual
igor wakhevitch let's start
igor wakhevitch logos
igor wakhevitch doctor faust
igor wakhevitch hathor
igor wakhevitch les fous d'or

naked island peak oil
strategy pressure washer
el mahdy jr danse noir
cabaret voltaire what is real?
michael kidd gomez dance to the rhythm
rfftrax on wax freedom dub 
the dark side gimme more music
teule profile
paulie"be down" flores" saber records
fashion something in your picture
lizzy mercier descloux ze
sharon redd
swing out sister breakout
betcha won't hurt me JVS
3 tracks from dunkelziffer emotional rescue


WTBS With Dj Speculator June 23 2014

Pre-Order here:
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/khidja-never-seen-the-dunes/564919-01/

Khidja come home to Especial with a 4 track EP that expands on the sounds
heard of their debut, with a return to late night dance floor vibes, but still with
their own unique Eastern twist.

It’s fair to say Khijda’s debut EP on Especial was one of the highlights
of the label to date. Mustafa - in original form and remixed to distraction
by Timothy J Fairplay - became the soundtrack for many a Summer
party, while Abul was perfect for those deeper late night afters.

This time though we present a stand alone 4 track EP of original music
so that Khijda’s sound can be full explored. Starting with the title cut, 
and a touch of Eastern mystic vocals that twist and rise higher and
higher. 

This is followed by the deep dub vibes of Aura. Coming on as if the idjut
Boys had relocated to Istanbul, the bass rumble and tripped out FX are
overlaid with strings, xylophone and even a nice does of (more) cowbell
that is full of funk and ass moving swing.

On the flip is where things take a warped turn with Indecis. It’s
incessant rhythm and Eastern flavour, mixed with 80’s style cut up
vocals, take the sounds championed by Baris K and Acid Arab to new
(and bazar) heights. 

Finally then, the EP comes down with the beautiful ‘Balearic’ grooves of
The Quiet And The Red Stop. With a nod to their roots Khidja again
forge their own journey, creating and carving out a sound of their own
that is unique and at the same time compelling.  

Watch the skies.


A1. Never Seen The Dunes

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Edit Service 54 - by Daniel.T.

When I'm on tour travelling I like to do edits. While waiting in airports, cars, vans, trains, customs, hotels, soundchecks I do them. This is one of my favourites. 

Ishinohana - Lucía (John Talabot's Sunset edit)

This is side (A) of a 90min mixtape of sounds from Somalia. Mostly everything was recorded before the beginning of the war (1991) or in exile.

Pre-order the upcoming Somali compilation that I did together with Ostinato Records (it features two of the songs of the a-side of ARM Vol. 1):

https://ostinatorecords.bandcamp.com/album/sweet-as-broken-dates-lost-somali-tapes-from-the-horn-of-africa

Au Revoir, Mogadishu (A)

"Various Artists and styles across this ESSENTIAL nugget"










002 Various Aiwos

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www.juno.co.uk/products/plus-ins…enough/618619-01/

Following on from Plus Instruments’ Love Is Enough Remixes EP comes an accompanying Dubs EP, featuring deeper reversions by Jamie Paton, Luke Solomon, Khidja and joining them with a breaks meets dubwise, Alphonse.

Truus de Groot’s return to her Plus Instruments project after a 30 years break saw the label pick up her off-kilter House roller, Love Is Enough for one of our (e)special remixing packages. Here then, we turn out attention to everyone’s favourite, the Dubs.

Starting with label mainframe, Jamie Paton, his Cloudy Dub-Out pulls his mix through modular prisms for heads down basement rumble. Echo chamber vocals, twisted syncopations and a bass to breakdown walls, this is Paton’s true calling - dub to get lost in and rightful to kick off the EP.

Next guest remixer de jour, Luke Solomon stays close to his original bumpin’ remix, warping the vocal with skat’n’trippin wonk, all atop a funk bass line and riding shuffle percussion. Cha cha cha.

On the flip, Khidja triumph again with a tougher version. Not a straight up dub of their remix, this pushes a nod to colder (wave) vibes, with industrial percussion riding high on their trademark production. Hard kick atop refrained synths, growing out of Eastern protoid routes to glimpse their future.

Finally, mystery man Alphonse comes in from the dark to close with a killer breaks inspired dub. Utilising the original’s bass with an angular break, the intricate cut up percussion, Theremin and vocals all glide, keeping the head and feet (jazz) dancing for some (free) party sound system love.

Dub is enough…

A1. Never Seen The Dunes

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