Megamix: African Children Riddim [Oneness Records 2014]

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Mexican singer/percussionist/producer/DJ sensation Pahua comes to Razor-N-Tape via a huge 12” + 7” remix project featuring some of the hottest producer names in current outer-national dance music.  

Originally the singer of beloved Mexican band Sotomayor, Pahua blazed her own solo path in 2020, developing her unique electronic Latin sound through a series of EPs, culminating in the release of her standout Habita LP on Nacional Records in 2023. Garnering millions of streams, Habita established Pahua as an essential voice of modern alternative folk/pop in Latin America, and now Razor-N-Tape brings her sound to the dance floors of the world with a varied remix package that honors the essence of the original music, while flipping it in quintessential RNT club-ready fashion.

The list of remixers on this project includes both staples and new recruits to the RNT production stable. Label co-head JKriv turns in a late-nite bass mix of the exceedingly popular ‘Porque Yo,’ Tigerbalm brings her chugging international disco flair to ‘Pa’lante,’ Prince of Queens digs deep with a housey dub of ‘Calla,’ and Londoner Clive From Accounts takes ‘Caña Brava’ into moody nu-disco meets amapiano territory. The label newcomers also deliver in a huge way, with LA-based Captain Planet and Quebecois producer Poirier each revealing very different but equally banging sides of the uptempo ‘Espantapájaros,’ respectively percussive and thumping, and stripped down and hypnotic. Detroit Latin production legend John Beltran adorns the melancholic ‘Flor de Jazmin’ with a samba-inflected rhythmic foundation and a lush horn arrangement that transports you straight to Cafe del Mar, Ibiza. And Mexican producer Belmar rounds out the package with a slow rolling and deep mix of ‘Porque Yo.’

With a collection of remixes as prolific and solid as these, RNT opted for an expansive 12” + 7” package that features seven of the remixes across the two slabs of vinyl. The gorgeous cover artwork flips the moonrise eclipse motif of the original Habit album cover perfectly, with a slick device that reveals a crescent moon as the record is removed from the jacket.

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I was working in the evening part time at a record store called Harmony House in Gross Pointe, not too far from where I lived in downtown Detroit. Although I had a day job, working at the record store a few hours a week was so much fun because I got a chance to listen to and learn about new music as it arrived weekly. One of the "Gems" I discovered there was an album that was featured in our CD listening station by a new guy named Maxwell. I thought the album sounded pretty good at first but not great. I remember it was being sold for a lot less than the other CD's at the time so maybe physiologically I didn't think it was legit. But the more I listened, the more I began to fall in love with this album "Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite" (1996). It wasn't getting any radio play at the time but I remember Maxwell came to play in Pontiac not far from the D. I went to the show and it was at a really small venue and it was one of the best live shows that I had witnessed up to that point. Shortly after Maxwell "Blew Up" and would come back to play at The Fox in Detroit thus beginning his reign through the brand new Neo-Soul scene. This song "No One" would come out a few years later but its still one of my many fav's from the smooth Maxwell... Enjoy!!!

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LADY ALMA -  Its House Music (eternal mix)

Jack Ruby Presents The Black Foundation

African Children

Burgo - African Children

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Turkish producer Kerem Gell returns to Ready Mix Records with his latest 'Vaveyla EP' including two new original tracks: 'Vaveyla' and 'African Children', with remixes from Holed Coin and Kiano & Below Bangkok.

Opening track 'Vaveyla' features complex sitar melodies interwoven with moody synths and Eastern vocals over a heavyweight rhythm section, adding up to a unique and dramatic soundscape.

The Dub Mix of 'Vaveyla' strips away the vocal flourishes and introduces subtle arpeggios to drive the track forward, ramping up both the energy and intensity.

Kerem's second original track 'African Children' builds an ethereal, slo-mo atmosphere, blending a compelling patchwork of Eastern and Western influences while merging electronic and acoustic sounds.

Brilliant live electronic act Holed Coin provides the first remix of 'African Children', adding his own unique, languid and somewhat melancholic style to the track with live piano and strings.

Kiano & Below Bangkok transform 'African Children' into a mellow house tune, introducing heavier drums and rhythmic synths. The duo also turn in a Dub version, which creates an airy, free-flowing groove for discerning dance-floors.

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