Catu Diosis- Red Blanket..

Bass Incarnate, hosted by AfroOankali, celebrates bass music rooted in the African Diaspora alongside embodied mindfulness practices. Each show is a journey through genres including Bailie, Hip Hop, Footwork, Deep House, Afro Bass, Garage and 2 step with the intention to get you dancing. Bass incarnate begins with a downtempo embodiment practice, then builds up the polyrhythmic intensity before ending with some downtempo tracks to ground out. 
 
AfroOankali serves ritual bass: a hypnotic blend of low end frequencies and polyrhythms which celebrates the Afro-Caribbean influence in electronic music, underground club culture and the healing potential of bass music. 

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Track list:

Alice Coltrane - Journey Through Satchitanada
Peter Power - Ritmosfera
Pink Siifu - Pray Everyday
Andi Otto - Bangalore Whispers 
Flying Lotus - Breathe Something Stella
Thomash - Tudo Peto ft Kami 
Beat Spacek - Alone in da Sun
Focalistic - Ke Star ft. Vigro Deep
Shigeto - Detroit II
Walter Ego - Attack
Leonce - Marimba Track 
HNNY- Tears
Kerri Chandler - Rain
Smerz - Half Life
Haider- Maracuja
Roza Terrenzi - That Track (Rewired Mix)
Breaka - The Ambush
Bambounou - Great Escape
DJ Plead - Giz
SicStyle - Taco Tuesday Edit
VHOOR - Bagulho
ELWD - When Gravity Pulls you back

Bass Incarnate vol.1

This duo from Peru are close to Nuri’s heart, and after sharing so many stages along the past years, it only made so much sense for them to work on this remix. Producers, DJs, and graphic designers Felipe Salmon and Rafael Pereira aka https://soundcloud.com/dengue explore and utilize rhythms from Latin, African, and Anglo culture, re-creating them in electronic form by mixing old and new, analog and digital, resulting in a unique, instantly identifiable sound accented by their striking hand-crafted visuals. Ranging from psychedelic cumbia to dub, from salsa to footwork, from tribal to techno, their sound and visual palette continue to evolve in concert and on recordings, adding more color, flavor, and texture to their heady and provocative mix.

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Nuri - Remixes

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Nuri - A5dher (Dengue Dengue Dengue remix)

Kora virtuosity meets footwork frenzy on Gambian Jally Kebba Susso‘s upcoming output for the Paris-based label of all thing afro-electronics, Mawimbi.

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PREMIERE: Jally Kebba Susso - Zara (Ozferti Remix) (Mawimbi)

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We are proud to present the stellar debut and collab between the renowned Peruvian duo Dengue Dengue Dengue and Argentinian Prisma. ‘Pliegues' creates a hypnotic journey and infectious cadences that invites you to close your eyes while your hips move to the sound of colliding polyrhythms and powerful FM synth lines.

But there is also room for the oneiric realm on this EP. With the track 'Grietas' this new trio opens a portal to steep and melodramatic terrains. Meanwhile, the remix of ‘Brechas’ from our friend empanadas aka DJ Python unleashes his sincere trademark of atmospheric and sentimental dembow. Finally, el paisa Verraco makes his label debut reshaping the lead track with a bombastic, deconstructed, bipolar 'summer' banger full of edgy sound design.
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released May 27, 2022

All NRG programmed by Dengue Dengue Dengue, Prisma, DJ Python, Verraco between Berlin, New York & Medallo 2021 – 2022 | www.insurgentes.co

Cat. number_ ​TRA008
Mastering_ Seph
Artwork_ Sonja Camara

@denguedenguedengue

DNGDNGDNG & Prisma — Pliegues — TRA008 (DJ Python + Verraco remix)

Futuro Interior

Cosmico

Lukrø & Khromatik - Cosmico

My music production focus and interest is to give African traditional instruments and organic rhythms a poetic electrolyzed instrumentalism and to tell stories to the world that has never been told before. The motivation behind my work is to preserve and develop African cultural heritage.

Tribal Match

Burundi Chant

After almost 15 years of peddling his own cd’s and tapes on the streets of Mbale, Robert Mugamba’s Kadodi finally get a proper introduction to the outside world thanks to the increasingly vital Nyege Nyege Tapes crew. ‘Kadodi’ pairs a transfixing percussive soundtrack with modern electronic contributions from Bamba Pana and Sun C, resulting in another remarkable document from the pearl of Africa.
Extending privileged insight to the way ancient practices meet modernism near the Equator in East Africa, the ‘Kadodi’ LP renders a set of mesmerising, rhythmelodic percussion and crowd hollers, along with electrifying reinterpretations by local, East Ugandan producer Sun C and Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania’s Bamba Pana. Placing ageless ritual music alongside its club antecedents, the results find tradition frictionlessly reconciled with modernism, drawing bridges between tribal identities and ancient belief systems, and clubs as contemporary sites of ritual enactment.
The musical aspect of the ceremony is intended to induce initiates to a trance state, readying them to transcend from boyhood (basinde) into men (basani). The twice yearly rites of passage are such an occasion that their soundtrack has now transcended from original ritual use to find its ways into nightclubs, thanks to producers such as DMX, Papas and Sun C - the pioneer of Kadodi music’s shift into electronic spheres.
On this set the ceremony starts on side A and continues into side B, documenting the Domadana Kadodi Performers brewing a bristling frenzy of polymetric percussion with hypnotic intensity coming as a result of their natural complexity. Following this utterly unique situation, Mbale native Sun C offers a near 10 minute electronic reinterpretation of Kadodi music on ‘Kaad 4’, mirroring the breathless cadence and intensity of the original in its sustained pitches and intricate syncopation of pipes and pointillist percussions. And you can trust Bamba Pana to take that one step farther on ‘Wateranga’, where he ramps the original drums with Singeli-style pattern and pace to irresistibly energetic effect.

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