A weekly radio show and parties devoted to music ranging from old to new, afrobeat to boogaloo, samba to cumbia, reggae to tropical bass or afro house.

Every Wednesday from 7 to 9pm (+2GMT) on Lithuanian national broadcaster  LRT Opus.

Radio show hosts are Souldatov, Stereobeaver and Weedska.

Drop us a greeting, message, tune or offer: tropical.soundclash@gmail.com

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Records + SP 404 + MPC 1000 = KASETA
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http://www.meetup.com/Vilnius-Synthesizer-Meetup/

An instrumental riddim is an integral part of a reggae song. It’s in other words a groove or a beat. Riddims can generally be categorized into three types: traditional reggae riddims, digital riddims from the 80s era and the dancehall riddims of the 90s. 
Although all of them are the fruit of the same tree, the riddims of the three types can in fact be completely different in sound and in rhythmic structures. In the period of 1990–2000, most riddims were minimalist and spare, often consisting only or predominantly of percussion and featured a basic 3-3-2 pulse, at a tempo of around 90–110 bpm. Having those properties even the smallest details like weird unmusical sounds or the silence in between those sounds with unique cracks and pops on B-sides of 7 inch records become amplified and play their own role. 
As riddims are usually used in dozens of different songs by different artists, they are often overseen. That’s where The Riddim Museum steps in. 
The Museum puts dancehall riddims under the magnifying glass leaving everything else out. It is a digital exhibition of music, concentrating into the smallest details. Let us present you the 45 seven inch records that spin at 45 rates per minute, excavated from all kinds of dusty record bins and different corners of internet shops.

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For bookings -> www.scale-limited.com/grad_u
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Lena Ura is a multidisciplinary self-taught artist, nature enthusiast, and certified Forest Bathing guide. Originally from Lithuania and now residing between Denmark, Lithuania, and Portugal. She expresses her creativity through various art forms, including sound.

A former DJ (2007–2022), she now explores sound through occasional music selections inspired by travel, nature, and the world’s diverse musical traditions. Her mixes blend world, folk, electronic, and downtempo influences with organic field recordings, creating intimate and atmospheric experiences — like cozy express journeys across the globe.

Contact: jelena.ura@riseup.net

Boora is a beatmaker, music producer, crate digger and hip-hop DJ, based in Los Angeles

Discography:
Boora & Prince Igor “Zero G” (Vinyl LP)
https://funknight.bigcartel.com/product/fnr-215
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Wun Two & Boora – Nautiqua (Vinyl LP)
https://www.vinyl-digital.com/en/Hip-Hop-Rap/Wun-Two-Boora-Nautiqua-0100179.html?listtype=search&searchparam=boora
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Boora- Soundogolism 2 (Vinyl LP)
https://boora.lnk.to/soundogolism2/
Digital download :
https://boora.bandcamp.com/album/soundogolism-2
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Boora - The Art of 10 Seconds"(Vinyl LP)
http://www.kingunderground.com/product/boora-the-art-of-10-seconds
Digital download :
https://boora.bandcamp.com/album/the-art-of-10-seconds
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Boora - Soundogolism (Vinyl LP)( restock)
http://www.kingunderground.com/product/boora-soundogolism-lp
Digital download : https://kingunderground.bandcamp.com/album/soundogolism 
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Boora & Mr. Robberhood 'Soviet Aesthetics Vol.1' (Vinyl LP)
http://www.kingunderground.com/product/boora-mr-robberhood-soviet-aesthetics-lp
Digital download :
https://kingunderground.bandcamp.com/album/soviet-aesthetics-vol-1
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Film about Russian beatmakers- Boora, Kovsh and Maxiskratch, where they go out to play music on street and talk about their views on the hip-hop, the role of the big cities in music and sources of inspiration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7B2esctS2sQ

Send DJ Promo to  — lgdjjdgl@gmail.com

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