We would like to welcome @jocapish from Bordeaux, France. Jo runs an online radio show called “Global Body Music” in which he showcases a diverse selection of body moving Global dance music. Jo sent over his latest release called “PeruFlu” which takes us on a 4x4 journey to the top of the Andes mountain range close enough to touch the sky. Make sure you support Jo and check out his back catalogue of Global Body moving music, download link up too 

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Jo Capish - PerFlu [Wile Out](Global Club Beats)

A left turn into world rhythms, FRAN G takes a deep dive into syncopated sounds - delivering 8 constricting tracks, venomous beats accompanied by driving percussion - influenced by afro house, batida & tarraxo, cumbia & tribal.

Produced, Mixed & Mastered by FRAN G

Furacão

Dark, Electronic Cumbia by the Guadalajara based, @fr4ng

An ode to Hispanic Downtempo club music. 

Connecting Mexico, Colombia, and Spain, the project spans across the dark lanes of Cumbia, Reggaeton, Perreo & Dancehall.

Mixed by @fr4ng
Mastered by @loelash

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CUMBIA OBSCURA

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FRAN G - CUMBIA OBSCURA

Experience the unique and genre-defying sound of Ghanaian artist Gafacci's new EP, "La Spiritual". This masterpiece blends polyrhythms with modern electronic sounds, creating a dynamic listening experience that will captivate fans of both polyrhythmic music and electronic/experimental sounds. The EP features collaborations with Peruvian duo Dengue Dengue Dengue, adding their signature pitch-perfect synthesis, and Netherland-based artist Prince Pasensi, whose tribal percussion brings a spiritual uplift to the song "Spirits".

This global project showcases the blending of different cultures into a cohesive whole and is a testament to Gafacci's exceptional musical abilities and dedication to pushing the boundaries of creative expression. Don't miss out on this truly remarkable and innovative work of art, featuring international artists Dengue Dengue Dengue. Get your hands on "La Spiritual" today!"

La Spiritual

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'Move Like So Remixes' not only reimagines 2021's EP full of Afro-Caribbean explorations courtesy of Bermuda-born producer Obeka (@djobeka) but also perfectly showcases different approaches to the art of remixing.

Take 'Test System' - a dancehall-infused track that has proven to be the most popular song from the original release with radio plays in Kampire's BBC Radio 1 residency among others - which comes back in a form of three impressively distinct versions. Influential Peruvian duo Dengue Dengue Dengue (@dengue) revisit their DNGDNGDNG alias and brilliantly come up with a rework in which jungle breaks smoothly intertwine with reggaeton. Further into the EP you can hear the voice of Swordman Kitala, a talented Ugandan MC with numerous appearances on Nyege Nyege's sister label Hakuna Kulala, who flawlessly delivers his verses in Luganda alongside original beat produced by Obeka. Last but not least, a true gem has been cooked up by DJ Danifox (@djdanifox). Strongly departing from the original, he brings his characteristic sound that ideally sets the tone for closing the release with an almost jazzy feel and a somewhat nostalgic manner (saudade, one may say).

Two remaining instrumental songs from 'Move Like So' also get new versions - and both will be perfect for your DJ sets. Title track receives a speeding up treatment from Ultima Esuna (@ultimaesuna), Mexican artist already gathering much deserved attention for her dancehall-leaning compositions that earned her a place on the 2022 Nervous Horizon compilation. And then there's Bandicut (@bandicut), one of the key figures in the Lisbon's global bass scene, who went all out and delivered a true banger making use of the West African drums from the original song.

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Artwork: Ala Lesiala (www.instagram.com/lesiala/ www.instagram.com/precel.studio/ )
Mastering: Mentalcut (www.instagram.com/mentalcut/)
Special thanks to Pablo Pascual aka Pambulo

Obeka - Duppy Drum (Bandicut Remix)

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I played some of my favorite classic 90's and 00's baile funk on Hotel Radio Paris. To make some of the songs work beter in the show and DJ sets i edited the arrangements a bit. Feel free to use them.

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DJ-Edits

MC Caue - Bate Tambor (DJ Beukeboom edit)

I'm sure everyone has heard about the 'Gilets Jaunes' (yellow vests) in France and the demonstrations happening around the country. I have mixed opinions about this movement, although I understand it has come from a place of genuine frustration with the Macron government and I share those feelings. I'm paying attention though because we live in tense times of extreme protectionism/nationalism and incidents of racism have already been reported on those 'gilets jaunes' demonstrations. Obviously I don't want to paint them all with the same brush but I am watching cautiously. And let's remember that this was all triggered initially by a tax on petrol, consumer rights and such, hardly what I would consider top of my list of grievances. Obviously this is about more than petrol prices now, French people are angry, and history tells us that we should definitely listen when French people are angry...

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Kensaye - Gazole

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SATISFAIT [Mort aux Porcs RMX]

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So Sentadao!

Mc Maromba, Ckrono, KD Soundsystem - Só Sentadão

We can hardly believe it ourselves, but our little label just turned fifteen. In human terms it would mean we´re teenagers in full swing, in dance music terms it´s like we´re silver agers. In the fast paced world of dance we´ve seen a lot of trends come and go. We´ve also seen artist careers rising quickly to the top and then suddenly crumbling. And despite the profound changes in the musical landscape, we´re still here and people still play our music. One of the reasons is that we stuck to our original aim: To release exciting music from around the world. And the interest in local music styles from outside the Anglo-Saxon cultural sphere has risen.

Since Man 01, the "Não Wave - Brazilian Post Punk 1979-1988" compilation, we were especially keen on blending local roots with the global in music, which has become a mega trend in pop and dance music. When we started the label in 2005 the internet was still a privilige of the Northern hemisphere and people were still buying vinyls and CDs.

Since we can´t throw a big celebration for our anniversary due to pandemic restrictions, we decided to put together a compilation with remixes of fifteen tracks from our catalogue. We asked young and upcoming remixers that grew up with the Man Recordings sound over all these years, to put their hand onto selected tracks and rework them 2020 style. 

The line up is great and the remixes even greater. The "15 Years Of Man Recordings" compilation features reworks by Ckrono, Lorenzo BITW, 2Pekes, Rolv.K, Kensaye, KG, Don Low, Bianca Oblivion and So Vital amongst others. There´s some super fresh takes on our former releases, and some solid club compatible bangers. They all resonate that Man Recordings is here to stay!

V.A. "Daniel Haaksman Presents 15 Years Of Man Recordings"

Lem Lem ft. Sara (Rolv.K Remix)

Ku Bo - Lem Lem ft. Sara (Rolv.K Remix)

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