Remix I made for Algiers.  I hope you love it.
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Algiers - Irreversible Damage Remix

01 Dr. John - Funny How Time Slips Away
02 Prince - Satisfied
03 Carmen McRae with The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five
04 Etta James - At Last
05 Metropolitan Jazz Affair - Swagger
06 Young-Holt Unlimited - Soulful Strut
07 Nina Simone - Love Me Or Leave Me (Suonho Remix)
08 Diana Ross - Fine And Mellow
09 Johnny Guitar Watson - Superman Lover
10 Esther Phillips - No Headstone On My Grave
11 Nancy Wilson - Sunshine
12 Booker T & The MGs - Lonely Avenue
13 Mark Dorricott - Groove With Master Kate
14 Sarah Vaughan - Lover Man (Jazzelicious Remix)
15 Ella Fitzgerald - Bossa De Uma Nota Só (Suonho Edit)
16 Bahama Soul Club / Billie Holiday - Ain't Nobody's Business
17 Diana Ross - The Man I Love

Sleepless Night

After a quiet period miXendorp started to write and record new music in 2022. He calls it "xperimental trance electro blues" or "bluestronica"; 

An original and eclectic mix of blues with other musical styles. 

Since then we already put out 3 EP’s and 3 singles and here is another EP with three more brand new (instrumental) trax.

Bluestronica EP nr 2

X Press - miXendorp

The popularity of Brazilian music from the 60s, 70s and 80s has experienced quite the renaissance; artists such as Gal Costa, Gilberto Gil, Arthur Verocai, Joyce et al, have become household names to an international audience passionate about global sounds. However, even for die-hard fans and collectors of Brazilian music of the past, discovering contemporary Brazilian artists is not always easy, nor accessible. But, if you know where to look, you will see that there is a resurgence well underway that can be epitomised by an exciting new wave of Brazilian artists beginning to break through and gather momentum overseas. It’s with thanks to Sound and Colours, a website devoted to promoting Latin American music and culture, that we can help shine a light on one particular collective, bursting with creativity and camaraderie.

‘Hidden Waters: Strange and Sublime Sounds of Rio de Janeiro’ is compiled by Joe Osborne (founder of specialist Brazilian music platform Brazilian Wax) and Russ Slater (editor at large of Sounds and Colours). Focusing solely on the 'Rio Scene', rather than taking on the mammoth task of tackling Brazil as a whole, this collection presents 20-plus ground-breaking artists selected from Rio’s resurgent music scene. By presenting a snapshot into the pulse of the city and the vibrant musicians that live in it, ‘Hidden Waters’ collates tracks from a wide spectrum of musical genres from the avant-garde edge to bossa nova, samba, Candomblé, lo-fi rock, jazz and funk.

‘Hidden Waters’ showcases musicians such as iconic Rio mainstays Negro Leo & Ava Rocha, Brazilian jazz upstart Antônio Neves, critically lauded Avant-pop trailblazer Thiago Nassif, breakthrough artists Ana Frango Elétrico and Letrux, lo-fi psych rocker Lê Almeida, plus the Latin Grammy-winning Bala Desejo who are set to explode onto the world stage. 

The music featured on ‘Hidden Waters’ is unequivocally Brazilian, swelling with samba, bossa nova, funk, and jazz. But it’s within the album's blend; from sunny psychedelia to dusky synth-pop via experimental electronics, that marks the compilation as the sound of modern, multicultural Rio. Fans of Brazil’s fertile 60s and 70s will spot the antecedents in Tropicália. Not only in the experimentation but also through the similar political context: back in the late 60s there was Brazil’s military dictatorship, and up until the end of 2022 it was Bolsonaro’s censorious premiership. Here are a group of musicians writing and reflecting on another colourful chapter within Brazil’s musical history.

This comprehensive compilation comes with album artwork designed by Rio music’s leading album artwork designer, Caio Paiva. It features essays by professor and music critic Bernardo Oliveira and music journalist Leonardo Lichote, plus extensive notes on each track by the artists themselves.

Pedro Fonte – Clichê

Brooklyn-based bassist/composer Kenneth Jimenez presents his new work Sonnet to Silence on We Jazz Records, 17 November. Consisting of 7 original compositions by Jimenez performed by his quartet including pianist Angelica Sanchez, drummer Gerald Cleaver and saxophonist Hery Paz, Sonnet to Silence echoes the original fire of New York free jazz while stepping into a terrain of its own, boldly forward-thinking.

Jimenez, originally from Costa Rica, has a knack at composing pieces that breathe naturally and take fight on the wings provided by the first-rate quartet, joining scene stalwarts and newcomers together as a coherent unit.

"Since I was a kid I’ve had this reoccurring dream of running towards the edge of a mountain and suddenly discovering myself flying down to the valley, feeling weightless and fearless", say Jimenez. "This record is the materialization of that dream. The uncompromising voices in the band and our shared desire to explore the unknown make this music live and breathe. It feels that the possibilities become endless when creating with these master improvisers, and the only thing that matters is to take that initial jump into the abyss."

The opening track and first single "Dos Tazas" is a fine example of what the quartet can achieve. It sneaks up on the listener, drawing you in from the first moments, before revealing its melodically adventurous nature in its fullest. As a whole, the album lets the band loose at times, while the music maintains its natural flow. With Sonnet to Silence, Kenneth Jimenez establishes himself as a composer and bandleader with remarkably strong presence.

Dos Tazas

Futuropaco "Fortezza di Vetro vol. 1" out now!

Vinyl and CD available from www.elparaisorecords.com, Norman Records, Rough Trade and many others.

Futuropaco: "Muro Vuoto"

This mix features 14 upbeat psychedelic funk 45s that spans 14 countries from the Americas to Asia to Africa and to Europe.
Tracklist and photos here:
http://psychfunk.com/mixes/global-vibrations-vol-1/

Global Vibrations Vol. 1: Psych, Funk & Latin 45s From Around The World

CABALLO PSICODELICO! y dice... 
UAN, TU, TRI, FOR 
WUUUAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!

Super-Crazy 45 out from Mission, Texas on the Falcon Label owned by Arnaldo Ramírez, who helped promote countless conjunto and Tejano artists while cross-border exchange of musical styles increased.

One of those tunes out there that really make a difference and his best 45 by FAR!

Cuidado Rafael!!! SO, SO, CABALLO SO!!!

Leo Soto - Caballo Psicodelico [US, Latin/Boogaloo] · Amazing super-crazy Tejano party Smasher!.

Sonor Music Editions proudly announces the first ever reissue of another Italian Library holy grail, fruit of the union between two of the most brilliant composers of Italian panorama: Alessandro Alessandroni and Rino De Filippi. "VACANZE" album (in English 'holidays'), was originally released in early/mid 70s on Sermi output, and is one of the most elusive records from the label out there. From refined Lounge music to stunning Jazz-Funk and groovy vibes, this album features an unbelievable set of the coolest themed music from the whole Library scene, with maestro Rino De Filippi's harpsichord on evidence in many tracks and soaring, loungy and dreamy moods throughout the entire album.

Released on 800 copies, out on March 2022.

Leo Soto - Caballo Psicodelico [US, Latin/Boogaloo] · Amazing super-crazy Tejano party Smasher!.

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