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MD Pallavi & Andi Otto first crossed paths on a theatre stage in India ten years ago. They started collaborating instantly and in 2016 MD Pallavi's mesmerizing vocals for the downtempo raga Bangalore Whispers warmed hearts and ears. Their musical relationship flourished with artistic residencies in Bangalore and Hamburg, their respective hometowns, and a concert tour in Japan. The collaborative track Six made ears turn again on Andi’s album Bow Wave (Multi Culti 2019). And now, years later, the fruits of this artistic endeavour are fully formed here on Songs for Broken Ships - the debut album of the duo.
The album presents an interwoven pop-aesthetic vision of the two artists with their contrasting musical backgrounds. It ranges from organically woven folktronica to cut-up disco tracks and acoustic ballads. Reminiscent of, but not akin to Nicola Cruz, Beach House or Four Tet’s early productions the music is experimental but focused on the listener and their experience.
MD Pallavi is a singer, actress, filmmaker and performer from Bangalore, South-India, where she trained in Hindustani music and poetry since childhood. On Songs for Broken Ships, poems in her native tongue Kannada*, one of India's many languages, are performed over Andi’s alluring production, translating the stories into musical narratives. The poems address topics that are as timeless as the music itself. Social equality is touched upon in Bayalu (written by Bontadevi in the 12th century). Artistic struggles - communicated on An Unwritten Word (Gangadhar Chittala, 1865) - are almost prophetic and the surreal, dreamlike scenario of Clockshop (KS Narasimhaswamy,1958) brings you further inside the sonic journey.
Andi Otto is a composer, cellist and DJ based in Hamburg, Germany, He is known for his idiosyncratic and unconventional dance music productions on labels such as Multi Culti, Shika Shika and Pingipung (which he co-runs and curates). For this collaborative experience his dubbed out basslines gently interlock with the 7/4 and 5/4 beats to create a backbone for the instrumentation and expressive vocal timbres of MD Pallavi. His sound design combines graceful acoustic recordings, juxtaposed against modern drum machines, computer generated noise and vintage synthesizers.

Song for Broken Ships

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MD Pallavi & Andi Otto: Clockshop (Pingipung 079)

. second track, A side, volume 2 of the MUSIC FROM AFRICA series reissue.
. Vinyl and digital release early july on Nyami Nyami records, under exclusive licence from original producer Tom Mkhize
. Never heard library music productions from the early 80's recorded in Jo'Burg and showcasing 'dance-floor friendly' music from different regions of South Africa. 
Volume 1, side A : Swazi Message
Volume 1, side B : Big Band Bash
Volume 2, side A : Shanghaan traditional
Volume 2, side B : Sotho chant

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01 MASANGANGO

Il y a cette fille pour qui j'ai écrit "Honey Bee"... 
Après une visite sur Paris, elle m'a écrit cette chanson 
"I think I left my soul in Paris Last night" 
Elle m'a envoyé un mp3 épuré avec juste une guitare et une voix. 
Etant touchée, j'ai décidé de rajouter de la scie musicale, des nappes, des bidouilles et plein de voix. 
(le tout enregistré dans mon lit avec le micro de la webcam)



Ronja Kaiser FEAT Léa Solex - Left my soul in Paris

Retrouvez en exclusivité sur les radios Campus le live du 14 décembre 2019 de Fatbabs au nouveau Casino à Paris !

Retrouvez toutes les infos sur son premier album ici : https://www.radiocampus.fr/2019/11/15/fatbabs-en-avant-premiere/15111

Et Fatbabs a même fait un détour par nos studios pour échanger avec nous sur son projet c'est à réécouter ici : https://soundcloud.com/radiocampus/interview-fatbabs

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'Legend' is lofty praise that is often used lightly, however, Mike D from the Beastie Boys certainly is one in the truest of spirits. We are delighted after over 30 years of being involved in music to finally release a project involving such a hip-hop pioneer and icon as Mike. In keeping with the maverick attitude of the Beastie Boys, you don't always get what you expect. For this release there isn't a hip-hop beat, instrumental-funk or hardcore-punk joint in sight, rather an electronic-African club banger. 

Mike took it upon himself to rework Malian artists Idrissa Soumaoro and L'Eclipse De L'I.J.A. and their track ‎’Nissodia', which is taken from the 'Le Tioko-Tioko' album originally released in 1978 on the German Democratic Republic (GDR) label ETERNA. The song was also featured on 'The Original Sound Of Mali' compilation released on Mr Bongo back in 2017.

It was November 2019 and the day before a Mr Bongo 30 years celebration event in Paris at the Pedro party in the 'New Morning' club, when out of the blue the remix landed in Dave Mr Bongo's inbox. We loved it straight away and decided to road test it the next night in the club. Whether it be a remix/re-edit/rework, it doesn't matter, what does matter is that it works spectacularly in the club and had people jumping on the stage to dance at the party. A sensational track and one which leaves a beautiful memory of good-times from a night out in Paris (and one which is in retrospect is even more poignant as the late-great maestro Tony Allen was in the club that night), and we are sure it will light up many more dancefloors to come.

A: Nissodia (Mike D Edit) / B: Nissodia (Original)

Idrissa Soumaoro et L'Eclipse de L'Ija - Nissodia (Mike D Edit)

Highly energetic cocktails of rolling beats with the right dose of Voodoo for you