Latin Funk & Boogie

The Brazilian Hipster

10 Years of Fort Knox Five Remixed EP

The Brazilian Hipster (Skeewiff Remix)

Rumbera

Pa'lante EP

Pa´lante (Empresarios Remix)

Radio Retaliation

El Pueblo Unido

Hot Sauce Remixed EP

Oye Como Suena Feat. Empresarios (Skeewiff Remix)

El O'man Boogaloo

El O'man Boogaloo (Skeewiff Remix)

Blowing Up The Barrio

Blowing Up the Barrio

The Che Che Cole b/w Che Che Cole (Makossa) 45 is available September 15th, pre-order now at the Daptone Shop - http://bit.ly/2wkTo6M

Long out of print and sought after by DJs across the globe Antibalas' take on the Willie Colon classic is finally back in print, this time in the 7" format. Essential for discerning party people. Limited copies available with random color vinyl only at the Daptone Shop.

Che Che Cole (Makosa) / Che Che Cole

Antibalas - Che Che Cole

Bulletproof: B-Sides and Rarities

Bubbles and Bossa (feat. Miss Johnna M)

Primal Luxe's remix of Cumbia La Magdalena by Ocote Soul Sounds

Ocote Soul Sounds- Cumbia La Magdalena(Primal Luxe remix)

Orquesta Akokán

Mambo Rapidito

Gourmet

Despójame (feat. Jacob Forever)

Nickodemus &amp; Quantic featuring Hector "Tempo" Alomar &amp; the Candela Allstars. Recorded in San Juan, Puerto Rico 2005. 

Original & Reggae Remix available on Bandcamp
https://wonderwheelrecordings.bandcamp.com/track/mi-swing-es-tropical-by-nickodemus-quantic-ft-hector-tempo-alomar

Buy on itunes 

Mi Swing Es Tropical by Quantic & Nickodemus feat Tempo & The Candela Allstars

New York City Born and New Jersey City based Chico Mann (aka Marcos Garcia), a multi instrumentalist and guitarist with the afrobeat orchestra Antibalas  is to release his solo ‘Manifest Tone EP’ through Soundway Records on 12th November. 

The EP represents four of the choicest cuts from Chico Mann’s ‘Manifest Tone’ Volumes 2&3 that until now were only available digitally. It signals the end of one phase and the start of a new chapter in Chico Mann’s career with a brand new album signed to Soundway Records for release in early 2013. 

The Manifest Tone journey began in 2004. During breaks from touring with Antibalas Marcos began crafting a more personal sound in his basement studio. A hybrid beast of culture and tone where Fela Kuti and Willie Colon meet Stevie B, Lisa Lisa, Afrika Bambaata and Kraftwerk, it lives in a landscape shaped by Africa, Cuba, New York and Miami.

These unique experimentations led to the release of ‘Manifest Tone Volume 1’ in 2006 and eventually morphed into Volumes 2 & 3 that were finished in 2008 and 2010 respectively. What sounds on paper like a meeting of styles past in reality emerges sounding incredibly fresh and original.

Over the three volumes Chico Mann’s own unique style has emerged and evolved (something he has dubbed 'Afro-Freestyle') and in 2010 he released the critically acclaimed 'Analogue Drift' album for Wax Poetics records. 

All of this paves the way for the arrival of his most accomplished and polished sound yet that will touch down in early 2013.

Chico Mann will also add to his list of remixes for the likes of Little Dragon and Hess is More by remixing Soundway's London based Ghanaian afro band Konkoma in December 2012.

Tracklisting: 

A1. Dilo Como Yo (Te Están Llamando)
A2. Luz

B1. El Paragua (2010 edit)
B2. His Favourite Thing

Chico Mann - Dilo Como Yo (Te Están Llamando)

A Quantic track recorded in 2011 combining Gaitas of the north coast and trumpet lines laid down by the Combo Barbaro's cuban trumpeter Angel Hernandez. Ska undertones and bass for the dance.

Sol Clap

Jalapeno Funk, Vol. 11

Soul Bossanova

A warming downbeat 'n' jazzy mix for an cool autumn eve, from Coldcut to Miles Davis, DJ Cam to Gotan Project. 
A little bit of this, a little bit of that.

09 Mo' Horizons - Cha cha cha

"Baila a tu Manera" Nickodemus & Sammy Ayala (Whiskey Barons Remix) 
7" vinyl & digital coming out soon! 

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"Baila a tu Manera" Nickodemus & Sammy Ayala (Whiskey Barons Remix)

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Wonderwheel Recordings is proud to present Karimba Diabolic Remixed, a brand new remix album from the Peruvian future roots collective Novalima.  Founded by four friends from Lima with a shared passion for both traditional Afro-Peruvian music and modern DJ culture, Novalima searches for the common ground between past and future, between tradition and innovation. Being one of their home countries hottest exports, (where they have gone platinum) their efforts have a helped bridge the divide between the Peruvian mainstream and the Afro-Peruvian community, a minority population that has struggled against discrimination and the threat of cultural dissolution for generations. Outside of Peru, Novalima has garnered critical acclaim from mainstream and underground media alike, a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Album, and a featured spot in cult filmmaker Robert Rodriguez’s hit Mexploitation movie Machete. 

Here on Karimba Diabolic Remixed, Novalima has hand selected some of their favorite remixers to re-interpret last year’s Karimba album to their own vision. The choice of remixers also reflects Novalima’s global appeal in the Latin diaspora worldwide. The UK is represented with well known West London producer Seiji’s heavy synth-based four-to-the-floor reworking of “Mamaye”, and UK / Brazilian supergroup Da Lata giving us a rootsy swinging version of “Malivio Son”.  As it’s recently become a hotbed of Latin infused dance music and culture, California is heavily represented with remixes from KCRW / AfroFunke DJ and Los Angeles mainstay Jeremy Sole fleshes out “Macaco” into a smooth call and response affair. SF based Acid Jazz legend DJ Smash delivers a squelchy, bouncy version of “Diablo”, while Bay Area veteran band Afrolicious freaks “Zarambe” into a dancefloor joint equally influenced by house music and Fela Kuti. LA/NYC DJ Sabo reinterprets “Diablo” with his signature deep and dirty Moombahton style, while Thievery Corporation’s Rob Garza takes “Festejo” into swirling, psychedelic house vibe. NYC DJ producer and Wonderwheel label head Nickodemus takes “Mamaye” into bass and percussion heavy dancefloor territory, while Novalima affiliated DJ collective Coba Soundsystem deliver varied takes on “Festejo” and “Malivio Son”. Also included are remixes from Barcelona’s AndyLoop and Los Chicos Altos and deep house producer Xacosa. As an added bonus, the album contains one brand new, unreleased Novalima tracks – “Payande”.


Karimba Diabolic Remixes

Macaco (Jeremy Sole Remix)

Latin Funk & Boogie

Erik Graveson