HijoDeMono - Wax Taylor VS Manu Chao

Forthcoming on Carnibal Records

Mastering/ https://soundcloud.com/inkobeats
Illustration/ Lee Hodges (http://www.leeho.co.uk/)

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Panama Cardoon & Audry Funk - Deseos (FREE DL)

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https://balkanriddims.bandcamp.com/album/life-to-the-fullest

P-Gial & Mister Kentro "Life To The Fullest" EP 

Side A: P-Gial & Mister Kentro - Life To The Fullest 
Side B: P-Gial & Mister Kentro - Life To The Fullest (Panama Cardoon remix)
credits
released 24 October 2014 

Credits
Guitars: P-Gial 
Saxophone & Flute: Fotis Athanasiou 
Bass: Tasos Papapanos 
Vocals: Gobey 
Written by P-Gial 
Produced by Mister Kentro 
(Remix produced by Panama Cardoon) 

Mixed by Mister Kentro 
Master by PS.K. 
Recorded in Athens, Greece 
Artwork by Sigma Gamma 

balkanriddims.bandcamp.com 
soundcloud.com/p-gial 
soundcloud.com/misterkentro 
soundcloud.com/panamacardoon
https://www.facebook.com/BalkanRiddims

Balkan Riddims 2014

P-Gial & Mister Kentro - Life To The Fullest

New Mr Bird remix for Finnish band Dalindeo, out now on BBE Music.

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http://www.bbemusic.com/releases/BBE278SDG/Dalindeo%20-%20Rhythm%20of%20Kallio%20incl.%20Mr%20Bird%20Remix#.VVNj3OthfjR

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Dalindeo - Rhythm Of Kallio (Mr Bird Remix)



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George T -  Out Of Dub Man

Wir sind das Licht

Akalé Wubé are the hardest working band on the Ethio-Jazz scene in France today. For seven years they've been hitting the stage with an impressive regularity, all over Europe, Asia and Africa. Their music — half original songs, the other half covers of Ethiopian classics and traditional tunes from the 60s and the 70s — has been growing, expanding and maturing into a unique Ethiopian groove of their own. Next week they'll be playing at the Pan Piper in Paris, with famous Malian musician, vocalist, arranger and composer Cheick Tidiane Seck as their guest. French Ethio-jazz band Arat Kilo will be opening. It'll be on saturday, october 17th. We've said it before, but save the date!

Grant Phabao is the unstoppable producer behind the Paris DJs sound. Over nearly two decades of superb music-making, he grew to be a prime purveyor of Jamaican Soul, wether labeled "ska", "rocksteady", "reggae", etc. After releasing albums with reggae icons Carlton Livingston, The Lone Ranger, The Jays or The Silvertones, and remixes for the whole planet, from George Clinton to Alice Russell, from David Byrne to Shawn Lee, from Jurassic 5 to The Beta Club… he started producing African music, working with the likes of Ebo Taylor, Franck Biyong, musicians from Fela's Afrika 70 or Egypt 80, from Antibalas, from The Souljazz Orchestra, or from Brownout, just to name a few.
With the Paris DJs label, he managed to cross the rigid boundaries of music categorization with an astonishing quantity of high-quality productions and remixes in many styles, achieving a high-order mastery in reggae, ska and afrofunk…

While discussing the possibility of releasing Akalé Wubé's sax & flute player Etienne de la Sayette's solo recordings on Paris DJs, the idea of getting Grant Phabao to put to good use his reggae-remixing skills on one of Akalé Wubé's songs arose quickly. But what about the Ethiopian horn or vocal harmonies, would they fit on a reggae groove? Well you can't really know until you try, so that's exactly what happened.

The song picked is the delighful 'Alègntayé', extracted from the band's latest album, 'Sost'. It's a tune originally written by Ayaléw Abbèbè and Tesfayé Abbèbè, arranged by Mulatu Astatqé and made famous by Pan-Ethiopian singer Tlahoun Gèssèssè. Akalé Wubé covered it with radiant Ethiopian singer Genet Asefa on vocals. Now Grant Phabao takes the tune all the way to Kingston, Jamaica — via Addis-Abeba, Ethiopia and Paris, France. It's gonna be hard to make a groove more global than that. And guess what? The resulting blend, unheard before, works like a charm! Ethio-reggae. What's next?

Credits :
Written and composed by Ayaléw Abbèbè & Tesfayé Abbèbè
Etienne de la Sayette : tenor & baritone saxophone
Paul Bouclier : trumpet
Loïc Réchard : guitar
Genet Asefa : voice
Erwan Loeffel : percussions
Laurian Daire : Hammond Organ
All other instruments, additional production, mix and mastering by Grant Phabao at Paris DJs studio
© 2015 Akalé Wubé / Clapson / T.I.M.E.C. / Paris DJs
Illustration by Ben Hito

Paris DJs http://bit.ly/1WKvN4z
Bandcamp http://bit.ly/1OVD4wY

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Akalé Wubé - Alègntayé feat. Genet Asefa (Grant Phabao Remix)

01. Palov & Panama Cardoon - Popcorn
02. Panama Cardoon - Ritmo Salvaje
03. Palov & Panama Cardoon - Summer of a Fool
04. Palov - No Cheat, No Mingle

Carnibal 004, Palov & Panama Cardoon, Out Now on Juno

Listen to one of the new tracks by The Bas Lexter Ensample - New album - Tres Greatful Amigos out now on www.Deja-Tunes.com. 

Die nächste Platte bitte! The Bas Lexter Ensample ist zurück. ‘Tres Greatful Amigos’ ist das 3te Album des in Hannover ansässigen Multi-instrumentalisten, DJs und Produ-zenten Ricci Puncha, welcher der Mann hinter diesem Projekt ist. Was sonst könnten wir sagen? Diese Platte bereitet einem einfach gute Laune. Wieder Mal bietet Bas Lexter uns seine großartige Spieltart zwischen 50iger bis hin zu 70iger Themen an, die in gewohnter Manier mit modernen, swingenden Beats, jazzigen Meldodien und Einflüssen, sowie mit vielen knisternden Soul Samples garniert sind.

‘DJ Cuzcos Revenge’ eröffnet das Album mit einem atmosphärischen Feeling, das einen an den Eröffnungstitel eines alten Alfred Hitchcock Streifens denken lässt, der auf einen 90iger DJ mit echten ‘Scratchskills’ trifft. Bas öffnet uns von der ersten Minute an die Türen in sein musikalisches Universum. Der zweite Titel ‘Sweetback Fresh Out Da Jack’ ist eine ‘dicke’ ‘Rare Groove’ Nummer mit wunderbaren Bläser- und Strecherlinien unterlegt und einem Oldschool MC, der seine Rhymes über eine Menge positiver Energie fließen lässt. Man würde am liebesten nach Jamaika fliegen nachdem man die ‘heiße Sommernacht’ Reggae Nummer ‘Lonley Feeling (Rocking Night)’ gehört hat. Der Track ist schlicht und ergreifend eine Perle von einem Underground Reggae Titel. Ebenso wie ‘Blessings’, welches eine Remix Adaption von Aaron Bingle’s ‘Can You Hear Me Now’ ist, hier in einer ‘rootsigen’, energetischen und leichtfüssigen Retro-interpretation. Was mehr braucht man mehr um ein Bas Lexter Album zu machen? Jazzy Swings? Diese werden mit ‘Dickie’s Freestyle Mambo’ und dem percussionlastigen Titel Voo-doo King serviert. Auf der Uptempo Seite haben wir authentische Breakbeats mit dem B-Boy Track ‘Blendsfield’. Bas wäre nicht Bas, würde er uns nicht für einen Moment in die Gefilde der ‘Latin’ Musik entführen. Mit ‘No Te Meta’, ‘Me La Llevo’ und der Easy Listening Nummer ‘Bá!’ kommt er unseren Freunden auf der Süd-Amerikanischen Seite des Globus entgegen. Er spielt seine melancholischen Gitarren- und Pianolinien über wunderbar rhythmische und treibende Latinobeats. Auf der Soulseite haben wir tiefe und langsame Soultracks wie ‘Wassup’ und ‘The 4th Take’, die einen an die guten alten ‘Marvin Gaye’ Zeiten erinnern. Mit ‘Jane C’, ‘Last Time Last Chance’ und ‘Follow You’ beendet Bas sein Album in einer traditionellen Manier mit etwas Downbeat ‘Freshness’. Titel die sich von der ersten Minute anhören, als ob man sie schon immer kennen würde und als ob sie schon immer da gewesen wären.

‘Tres Greatful Amigos’ ist wie ein Statement bezüglich der nun insgesamt drei erschienen Bas Lexter Alben. Sie sind allesamt ‘Amigos’, es gibt` drei oder ‘Tres’ von ihnen und wir sind dankbar – ‘Greatful’ bei Deja-Tunes, dass wir mit dieser tollen Musik arbeiten dürfen.

                                                                                                                                                  

Next record please! The Bas Lexter Ensample is back. ‘Tres Greatful Amigos’ is the 3rd album of the Hanover based multi-instrumentalist, DJ and producer Ricci Puncha, who is the guy behind the project. What can we say? This record will make you having an uplifting time. Again Bas Lexter provides the finest mixture between 50ies to 70ies music styles, combined with his modern swinging beats, jazzy influenced melodies and many sizzling, soulful samples.

‘DJ Cuzcos Revenge’ introduces the record with an atmospherically feeling, reminding in the opener of an old Alfred Hitchcock movie, meeting up with skillful early-90ies Dj cuts. Bas opens up the doors into his universe of music from the first minute on. The second title ‘Sweetback Fresh Out Da Jack’ is a heavy ‘Rare Groove’ track with amazing string- and hornworks and an Oldschool MC who is flowing with his rhymes over a lot of positiv energy. The ‘hot-summer-night’ Reggae tune ‘Lonley Feeling (Rocking Night)’ simply is a pearl of an underground Reggae music title that makes you want to buy a ticket and fly to Jamaica and get deeper into their Reggae music culture. Just like ‘Blessings’ which is a remix adaptation from Aaron Bingle’s ‘Can You Hear Me Now’ – in a rootsy, easy sounding and energizing retro-interpretation. What more does it take to make a Bas Lexter album? Jazzy swings? They are being served with ‘Dickie’s Freestyle Mambo’ and the percussion weighted track Voo-doo King. On the uptempo side we have some authentic Breakbeats coming with the B-Boy track ‘Blendsfield’. Bas would not be Bas if he would not lead us into the fields of Latin music for a moment. With ‘No Te Meta’, ‘Me La Llevo’ and the Easy Listening tittle ‘Bá!’ he is satisfying our friends on the South-American side of the globe. Sweet, melancholic guitars and piano melodies are running over his swinging and powerful latino rhythms. On the ‘souldside’ we have the deep and slow soultracks ‘Wassup’ and ‘The 4th Take’, reminding a bit in the good old ‘Marvin Gaye’ times. With ‘Jane C’, ‘Last Time Last Chance’ and ‘Follow You’, Bas is finishing the album in a traditional manner with some downbeat freshness, sounding like these perfect tracks you would know since ever and which have always been there.

‘Tres Greatful Amigos’ is like a statement regarding the 3 albums Bas has done so far. They are all ‘Amigos’, it`s three or ‘Tres’ of them and we are ‘Greatful’ at Deja-Tunes to being able to work with this great music.

George T - Out Of Dub Man

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