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Over at Youtube, we have a series of live sessions recorded down in the Brownswood Basement, and here Gilles plays some of his favourite performances so far.

You can subscribe to Gilles' Youtube channel here: http://bit.ly/11qIQZc
And here's the entire Brownswood Basement Series playlist: http://bit.ly/1ejIUoE

Full Tracklisting:
Ady Suleiman - Longing For Your Love (Brownswood Basement Session)
Zara McFarlane - Police & Thieves (Brownswood)
Zara McFarlane - You'll Get Me In Trouble (Brownswood Basement Session)
Ed Motta - Instrumental Jam (Brownswood Basement Session)
Ed Motta - Simple Guy (Brownswood Basement Session)
Scrimshire Ft Stac - Beached (Brownswood Basement Session)
Stac Ft Scrimshire - Harp (Brownswood Basement Session)

Brownswood Basement Youtube Sessions Showcase

Khruangbin are the Texas based three-piece that make psychedelic, acid jazz infused Thai funk music. Oh yes. Comprised of Laura Lee, Mark Speer and Donald Johnson, the trio have supported Bonobo across his USA tour and even had a track included in his Late Night Tales mix last year.LNT's artist label Night Time Stories subsequently signed them up, with single 'A Calf Born In Winter' released 19th May and an album in the works. Providing the soundtrack to your dreams and entering i-D's mid-week wind down session for their first ever mix, these are the psychedelic sounds of Khruangbin. Drift off.
https://soundcloud.com/khruangbin

"This is our very first mix tape. As such, we wanted to draw on original inspirations to each of us individually in the band, as well as together. In this we pull on Acid Jazz, Gospel, Brazilian Funk and Psych, Thai & Japanese Pop/Rock, "farm rock", Dub, Funk, and R&B to hopefully create a mix that is varied in style yet cohesive in feel. We hope you all enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it."

Tracklist:
1. "Pharoah's Tune (The Journey)" by Leon Thomas 
2. "Liquid Love", Roy Ayers
3. "Onda", Cassiano
4. "Soo Kwarm Rak Khorng Phom Doo", Jackatchan
5. "The Sicilian Plan", Khruangbin
6. "Dedicada A Ela", Arthur Verocai
7. "Lord Help Me" (Mono Single), Donny Hathaway
8. "Baby", Donnie & Joe Emerson
9. "Tell Me More", Tempters
10. "Candlelight Dub", The Skatalites meet King Tubby
11. "Funkentelechy", Parliament
12. "You Got the Stuff", Bill Withers

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Slumber Session: Khruangbin

Emanative Feat' The Pyramids
"Hum Allah Hum Allah Hum Allah" 
(Written by Pharoah Sanders)

Taken from the forthcoming album 
"The Light Years Of The Darkness"
Available here: https://stevereidfoundation.bandcamp.com/
Steve Reid Foundation/Brownswood Recordings

Idris Ackamoor: Chant, Alto Saxophone  & Percussion
Kenneth Nash: Chant & Percussion
Suman Joshi: Upright Bass
Nick Haward: Upright Bass
Phillip Harper: Percussion
Mally Harpaz: Percussion
Tamar Osborn: Bass Clarinet & Flute
Ben Hadwen: Tenor Saxophone
Liz Elensky: Backing Vocals
Andre Espeut: Backing Vocals
Jessica Lauren: Piano
Nick Woodmansey: Drums & Percussion

Vocals/Chant Written and Arranged by Kenneth Nash
Kenneth Nash - Kenade Music, BMI
Idris Ackamoor - Aomawa Music, BMI
Recorded by Mamiko Motto w/ Etienne Railu 
All proceeds to The Steve Reid Foundation

Hum Allah Hum Allah Hum Allah

Emanative feat' Collocutor & Finn Peters - "Fire" 
(Joe Henderson)

full length version 

intro features additional trumpet solo from Simon Finch
and piano from Jessica Lauren

*edited version appears on "The Light Years Of The Darkness"
Brownswood / Steve Reid Foundation

Fire

The One Takes EP finds Daymé Arocena bouncing around ideas with label boss Gilles Peterson to put her unique spin on five different covers. Re-imagining cuts ranging from Italian obscurities to US house heroes, the sessions (as you might guess from the title) were about taking down whichever ideas came first. Working in a tradition of covers that's long been ingrained in jazz as well as Latin music, One Takes finds them taking that approach and running with it.

'Gods of Yoruba' is version of a Horace Silver track, an example of how the finished EP is almost as much a tour through interesting corners of Peterson's record collection as it is through Daymé's range as a performer.

Daymé Arocena - Gods Of Yoruba

East London imprint @five-easy-pieces bring us South London groove-junkie Reginald Omas Mamode IV’s self-titled debut album next month, brimming with retro-lacquered vocals, 00’s Dilla-inspired off-kilter sparse grooves and heady ornamentals.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/09/07/reginald-omas-mamode-iv-talk-to-me/
Listen on Youtube: bit.ly/Reginald-Omas-Mamode-IV

Reginald Omas Mamode IV

Listen on Youtube

Reginald Omas Mamode IV - Talk To Me (STW Premiere)

Khruangbin Villain Pitchfork Live

The collected soul, funk, gospel and rock releases from Indianapolis’ greatest label. Available at rappcats.com

NA7005 - Everybody Who Wants To Be Free

Everybody Who Wants To Be Free

Pre-Order Vinyl https://danielcasimirandtesshirst.bandcamp.com/album/these-days

These Days

1st November 2019

07 What Did I Do?

Record collector / DJ / Broadcaster / Producer / Brownswood Recordings boss / occasional remixer

Brownswood Basement Youtube Sessions Showcase

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