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Graf Hadik - Sambaman

Coming in September 2019

A1 - Lobster
A2 - Easy
B1 - All My Life
B2 - The Word

https://editionhawara.com/portfolio_page/theword-collected-works/

The Word - Collected Works (EHAW002)

Here comes Natural Hugh with his swinging new jam, Bare Groove Parts 1 & 2. Check out the 'Language Lab Rap' for what is quite possibly the first Greek/Japanese language rap recording ever made!

Bare Groove Parts 1 & 2

Natural Hugh - Bare Groove Parts 1 & 2 CLIPS

Mel (Edit)

The first volume of Strange Source edits liberates 6 monster edits & DJ tools from extended fam who also happen to be some of our favorite DJs on the planet. Tried and tested dollar bin flips that have moved limbs on dancefloors around the globe.

All crew involved have generously donated these jams from their vaults with all proceeds from the release being donated to Seed Mob. Seed is Australia’s first Indigenous youth-­led climate network building a society that is healthier, cleaner, more just, and puts people before profits. More info about seed and ways to donate directly ->> seedmob.org.au

*Promotional use only*

Mastered by Nick Arks
Design by Leolyxxx

Available on Bandcamp

SSE001 - Luni (Millos Kaiser Edit)

DC Promo Tracks #642: "One Those Nights (L.u.c.a. Quirky Version)" by Steamy Windows & Woolfy is part of the release "One Those Nights" on Ambassadors Reception  

Coming soon... listen to the full release here -> @steviekotey  

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DC Promo Tracks #642: Steamy Windows & Woolfy "One Those Nights" (L.u.c.a. Quirky Version)

Available here : https://www.rushhour.nl/record/vinyl/jam-alley-bafana-bafana

Buccaneer Yo!

Scotch - Jam Alley

Periodica Records dives into the heart of the Napoli underground with a scorching two track single from Danger Boys called ‘Danger Zone’, which sees Milord and Whodamanny paying tribute to the their cult party of the same name, which was hosted at the Boudoir Club. In the title track, perilous premonitions of tribal disco intertwine with shadowy strains of post-punk, as propulsive beats pound beneath heady fuzz licks, ringing harmonics, and sheets of solar distortion. Basslines cut the difference between frenetic funk and cosmic rock, galactic winds carry sparkles of deep space detritus, and above it all, a high priest chants in ecstasy, with his mystical musings, echoing affirmations, and messages of defiance pulling the body deeper into the dance. Then in “Haunted Zone,” the Danger Boys slow it down and stretch everything out, while giving further space to computronic sequences, laser-generated birdsong, and weirdo whooshes of interstellar noise. Low-slung drums smack through cavernous reverb, cymbals tick nervously, and the bass reduces to a minimalistic dub throb as guitars converse with alien electronics, sometimes slashing the air with red hot riffs and acid rock leads, other times reducing to a psychedelic slop of scrapes and slides. And here, the vocals are even more dynamic, moving between druidic disco incantations and zany flourishes of outsider pop.

Graf Hadik - Sambaman

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