A selection of some of Matty's favorite records from Africa and The Caribbean... 1980's vibez... 100% vinyl & 100% fire !

https://soundcloud.com/mattys

https://theasymetrics.com


Tracklist:

1.	On Ti Flé - Outside (Instrumental) (1996)
2.	 Annick Et Jean-Claude - Sensules (1988)
3.	Apartheid Not – Reality Now (1986)
4.	Tabala - Tabala Mouv' (1986)
5.	Jules-Henry Malaki - Tes Idées (edit) (2018)
6.	Bayetë & Probably Sean - Guapa (2021)
7.	Jacob F. Desvarieux - Sweet Florence (Kuniyuki edit) (2017)
8.	Misumami & First Touch – Prove Your Love (2017)
9.	Dick Dickson ‎– In The Pocket (1986)
10.	Om' Alec Khaoli & Umoja – Take Me High (1987)
11.	Wilson Boateng - Asew Watchman (Mendel's Extended Mix) (2021)
12.	Hugo Moolenaar - Children Children (2021)

Tracklist & Info

Asymetrics Present: Matty S - Journey Through Africa & The Caribbean

Radio WFFD podcast with host Uncle Mark aka Loggy Logg aka MC Slave. Joining him in the studio are mighty Hopepa aka 'Joe Bogan' and KillaManRaro, dusting off passports and sharing top notch tour tips. Track of the day ‘A Bunch of Eggs’ by Benny Salvador (son of Hopepa). Stay tuned for more Radio WFFD episodes. Chur.
Logo graff shout out Otis Frizzell.

Family Fruit

Radio WFFD Episode 1

Episode 2 of our special edition podcast for FredHeads worldwide, Radio WFFD is presented by Uncle Mark aka Loggy Logg aka MC Slave. Hopepa aka Joe Bogan and Ned aka KillaManRaro join the bro in the studio vibing on the upcoming Euro/UK tour. Musica highlight Mara TK's ‘Highly Medicated’. Extra soul perception. Chur.

Bad Meditation

Radio WFFD Episode 2

Kia orana. Mighty host Logg Cabin is joined by KOA, FFD Tour Manager, DJ superstar & raconteur. Big news drop, KOA is guest DJ support with Logg Cabin on our upcoming Euro/UK tour. Mood enhancer KOA, co-founder Roots Foundation Sound System with MU, collector, selector and member Rhombus band. Musica high from KOA, brand new Rhombus “Treat You So Right”.

RADIO WFFD Episode 4

Keyboard master extraordinaire Kuki Blaze talks about food, fishing, all the good things in life on Radio WFFD Episode 5. WFFD host MC Slave caught up with Kuki while he was on a sound and catering side hustle, busy setting up a PA system for a bro’s birthday, filleting and smoking fish and making his world famous Paua Wontons. Making us so hungry. Musica selection, float along to “Please Stay” by Brandon Haru. Chur.

RADIO WFFD Episode 5

Talofa and greetings around the world, tune in for special guest jams with ManRaro on guitar and google map missions as we countdown to our Europe/UK tour! So good. Radio WFFD Episode 6 recorded at Casa de Logg, Aukilani with host MC Slave. Much respect to ManRaro guitar and stings maestro. Musica rise up Rhombus “Treat You So Right” 7” version, expect to hear more of this on tour from special guest DJ KOA.

RADIO WFFD Episode 6

Naples native & Beijing nightlife agitator, Ludo V drops a strictly vinyl selection of mid-90s Breakbeat science: from Jazzy to Intelligent, passing through Jungle and Hardstep, the whole spectrum is covered... 
Play it loud, and enjoy this special mixtape recorded in Beijing for the Asymetrics !

https://soundcloud.com/ludo-v

https://theasymetrics.com

Asymetrics Mixtape #34 : Ludo V - Phlegraean Steps

In spring 2016 SoulBrigada mastermind Alex visited the brilliant XJAZZ Festvial in Kreuzberg | Berlin. Apart from seeing live concerts from artists & musicians like Cymande, Ed Motta, Mop Mop and many others he found of course a lot of time for some extensively diggin' trough Berlins record stores and flea markets. Although there's electronic music everywhere, Berlin is a real digger paradise for music any couleur.
As you may have noticed in our mixtapes & livesets we love this diversity and aren't limited to a specific genre. Because there's so good music out there!
Follow us on a journey trough Reggae, Bossa Nova, Latin, Hip Hop, Breakz, Oriental, Asian, French (Antilles), Indian, Disco, AOR, Afro,  Edits,  Funk, Soul & Gospel. 
123 minutes straigt from vinyl - enjoy this eclectic ride! Also check out the fist volume:https://soundcloud.com/soulbrigada/soulbrigada-pres-funky-berlin

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SoulBrigada pres. Funky Berlin 2

Sonar 2017 was immense. In its 24th year and the music festival still remains the most respected worldwide for electronic and advanced music. I represented Radar Radio and had 1-2-1 chats with a few artists that performed.

Benji B spoke about the makings of legendary night Deviation and Gilles Peterson’s record collection; before Fat Freddy’s Drop took the main stage we discussed the New Zealand music scene and how online platforms are helping local artists break out; and lastly the boys from Soulection told me about their journey starting out doing student radio in LA to amassing a following of millions and hosting on Beats 1.

Listen to the interviews and selected sounds from the artists here - running order below.


BENJI B
Benji B - Deviation vol.1 mix
Interview with Benji B 

FAT FREDDY’S DROP
Fat Freddy’s Drop - Hope
Fat Freddy’s Drop - Bounce
Interview with Joe from Fat Freddy’s Drop

SOULECTION
10A - The One
Sivey - Cause and Effect
Sango ft SPZRKT - Middle of things
Interview with Joe Kay and Jarreau Vandell from Soulection
staRo - Bout you
Sango - Ta Preocupado Comigo

More info at: www.IAMRISHA.com

WWW.RADARRADIO.COM

A Worldwide Thing // Sonar Special // Benji B - Fat Freddy's Drop - Soulection

Set recorded live at Goulash Disko Festival 2018 on the solar stage, as part of Tropical Tea Party Takeover.

Goulash legend, Waggles spinned african disco tunes on our beloved solar stage, and tickled earbuds with only the nicest vibes!

More Waggles:
https://soundcloud.com/waggles

More Goulash Disko:
www.facebook.com/goulashdisko/
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FESTIVAL TICKETS

Waggles @ Goulash Disko Festival 2018

Part of Alcazar Remixes !!!
Support -- https://littlebeatmore.bandcamp.com/album/alcazar-remixes

Woxow - Intro feat. Pugs Atomz (Dedy Dread Remix)

Fat Freddy's Drop’s pirate soul train, resolutely independent, worldwide.

Formed in 1999 in Wellington, New Zealand our sound draws inspiration from almost every part of the black music lexicon. Soul drenched vocals and jazz harmonies collide with tape delays and echo chambers, underpinned by a rhythm section as comfortable laying down a throbbing, techy soundscape as they are a swampy blues stomp.
