Name: scorpio moon by Eva J
Duration: 1 h 12 min 59 s
Description: jazz infused global flavours and sensual house

The fifth episode of my adventures on Radio Primavera Sound in Barcelona is focused on hip-hop. And you'll also hear the old soul or funk tune that was used for producing it. Group Home, Mobb Deep, Gravediggaz, Fat Joe, Blahzay Blahzay, this kind...

Windows on the World ep05 - Hip Hop & Soul Samples

From Amsterdam, via Saltillo, Berlin and London, here comes the 31st mix carefully selected for you by Worldwide FM resident Coco María (@cocomariamusic). Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hi Ana, welcome aboard the series. How's your been summer so far?

CM: Hi. Thank you! Today, I came back from We Out Here, very inspired and happy. So, right now I would say this summer I have been very lucky. I was able to travel, to play in many nice parties, and festivals with lovely crowds (big and small), met many of my friends, and made new friends.

MFM: You're originally from Saltillo, Mexico. Can you tell us a bit about growing up there?

CM: It is a city in the north of Mexico. Desert and mountains. Quite a big city. My parents are very musical people and I grew up surrounded by music and family and friends. My mom and dad always made efforts to inspire us, triggered our curiosity and they love road trips so we traveled a lot in Mexico when I was a kid.

MFM: I've read you left your studies in Mexico and moved to Europe. What was the reason for this change?

CM: I finished my university studies (Education Science and Psychology) and literally, the day after I got my diploma ( 22nd of June) I left and have been living in Europe since then. I always wanted to travel and get to know other places. When I was 18, I went to Berlin with my friend Olga, and I fell in love with the city immediately. I was very determined to go and live there. I felt it was the city and energy I needed at that time: it worked out, with a 4 years diversion through London.

MFM: Mexico knows a different culture and traditions when compared to Europe. What would you say are the main differences?

CM: At the beginning the differences were very strong to me: food, weather, people, shops, now 11 years later, the biggest difference are the daily life worries. For example, In Amsterdam, I rarely feel unsafe in the street. There are more opportunities to develop, grow and do what you love, without worrying about your personal safety or so much corruption. In Mexico, the weather and nature are amazing. The food and the warmth of the people is something I miss quite often.

MFM: This year saw your compilation 'Club Coco' being released in collaboration with Swiss label Les Disques Bongo Joe and which features all new music. How did you get to this particular selection of artists and songs?

CM: The first song I wanted to include was “A big Brain” by my friend Nic Mauskovic because I felt this had to be out there. That was what initiated the project and I curated it thinking of a line up... Imagine having all these bands together! Most of the bands are my friends or I have worked with them, it went naturally and felt very familiar.

MFM: It also includes a track of yourself, which is a highly rhythmic percussive work out with lots of brass and your vocals dubbed on top. Can you show a bit of insight in the writing and recording process of the song? Did you work with live musicians for example?

CM: The initiative was from my friend Max Weissenfeldt. He is a brilliant musician, composer and runs the label Philophon. We want to make a Jazz album. This is our first song and we recorded it in Berlin. Then he moved to Ghana, I moved to Amsterdam. And the pandemic hit. I have not seen him since january 2020! Max recorded the music with a live band in Ghana and their names are Pitches, Osei and Kung Fu´u. 

MFM: Do you have more ambition in producing your own works? Perhaps there's something in the pipeline already? 
Would love to finish that jazz album with Max, while he is in Ghana: we will work on the distance. 

MFM: Google Translate says the title 'Me Veo Volar' means 'I See Myself Fly'. Is there a nice story behind the title maybe? :)

CM: “Me veo volar” is about getting rid of fears that weigh you down… and making space for what you really want and take off! At that time I was having some realizations :)

MFM Mix 031: Coco María

New mix inspired by my Forager Record dig. Dedicated to my friends who show me cool songs, some of my fav local record shops, and LA people without central heating who don’t remember there ever being streak of cold nights this seemingly endless (and shoutout to everyone outside of LA who thinks we are wimps).

Also, this mix includes a Tim Hardin dub I made year one of the pandemic. Been sitting on it for a while now. Enjoy!

Scotch Mist - Pamela
Robie Robichaud - Should Have Seen It
Linda Cohen - Growing Back
The Chosen Few - Sea of Tranquility
Shuggie Otis - Jennie Lee
Robert Dunn - Blue Blue Eyes
Itadi - Dodzi
Grant Green - We've Only Just Begun
Andrew Hill - Poinsettia
Heaven & Earth - Jenny
ดิอิมพอสสิเบิ้ล - ???
Wool - If They Left Us Alone Now
New Hope - Let Us Be One
Adriana - Contigo
Astra Nova Orchestra - Soul Sleeper
The Supremes - It's Time To Break Down
Maya Ghosh - Ru Ru Ru
Andre Previn - Executive Party
Tim Hardin - Misty Roses ( Daniel T Dub)
Fleetwood Mac - Keep On Going
Mace Tailor Band - Here's Races

Recorded Jan 23, 2022 at Bean.la HQ.
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Some Psychy, Folky, Soulful Songs And A Jazz Tune

My Monday Morning Mixtape for Stamp the Wax - been a fan of the series for the longest, so excited to have finally curated one.

Full tracklist via https://www.stampthewax.com/2022/02/21/monday-morning-mixtape-384/

Monday Morning Mixtape for Stamp the Wax

Footshooter was joined by Tim Garcia for 2 hours of leftfield house selections on this months installment of Sonic Fruits.

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Sonic Fruits w/ Footshooter & Tim Garcia - September 2022

In our 85th edition of Trushmix we welcome back Kokk N Roll. This time with an over two hour session of inspiration. The selector hits us hard this time with a well 
selected and curated mix of rare songs, grooves and rhythms from the African continent, with a heavy focus on the western part. All original records, therefor also the sometimes ruff sound, but with the additional charm and character it is with old well used records. 

It's a musical journey through countries such as Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Nigeria, Ghana, Congo and Benin. And we will explore the musically diversity the collector has to offer us from these countries. Get ready for some Mbalax, Afro Mandingue, Afro Cuban, Afro Rock and some Psych. Plus a heavy dose of some spiritual vibes. 

Enjoy Kokk N Roll's journey into the the groove from Africa.

Love is the message, music has no boundaries.

Trushmix 85 - Kokk N Roll

01.	Bob Lind – Cool Summer
02.	Gordon Lightfoot – Something Very Special
03.	Thorinshield – The Best Of It
04.	Soft Soul Transition – She Came Back
05.	Nimbus – What You Mean To Me
06.	David Batteau – You Need Love
07.	Ned Doheny – The Devil In You 
08.	Matthew Larkin Cassell – All That I’m Missing
09.	Sunbear – Let Love Flow For Peace
10.	Michael Franks – Monkey See, Monkey Do
11.	The Stills Young Band – Midnight On The Bay 
12.	Happy End – Natsu Nandesu
13.   The Lovin’ Spoonful – Coconut Grove
14.	Jose Gonzales – Sensing Owls
15.	Tommy Guerrero - And the Folklore Continues
16.	Edwyn Collins – You Never Know My Love (Dub)
17.	Smith & Mudd – Ling Ling
18.	Nimbus – Hold Me Close

First published via testpressing.org February 2010

Symptoms Of Love [Mix/Feb.2010]

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An hour of dub and lovers rock. It was supposed to be the summer of dub ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Summer Of Dub

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