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Weather changes moods, spring is here again and we arrive with the 5th volume and this time we want to feel younger! The new fresh face is Rico and his original number is called "Sense", full of synth stabs that could re-animate any tired dancer. TYV does again... this time he takes a trip with Amadou & Mariam to Mali and wake up in a remote village with an acid drum machine. Our boys from EXZ throw some eastern european voodoo over "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye and to close this compilation, Mr. Gui Scott slow the vibe to the limit with Bryan Ferry's Slave To Love, and edit designed for lovers. This is Gop Tun.
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"Imagination" came to life after my first trip to Palermo, a city that left me spellbound and provided me with immense inspiration. It's filled with ancient and modern art, and the contrast between the two styles is truly fascinating – from statues, fountains, and ancient theaters to modern street art, some of which has gained international recognition. The gardens are beautiful, the culinary tradition is amazing, and the people are very hospitable. At the end of the trip, all I had to do was gather my inspirations and play with the contrasts between modern electronic beats and elements typical of Italian music: mandolins, piano, and operatic voices. The result is "Imagination," the third track of my album "Places."

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Xande (IT) - Imagination

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Airto Moreira - Peasant Dance (Rico edit)

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The African beat has always been essential to Brazil’s music. But now the new generation of musicians, singers and rappers are tweaking the basics of Fela’s funk to fit with samba swing, bossa tempo and nordestino nous.
John Armstrong’s new compilation Afrobeat Brasil features 14 blazing tracks from 2011 to 2017 that nod towards Nigeria, Ethiopia, Mali and beyond – with feet firmly in Brazil.
For the first time outside Brazil, a careful selection of modern Afrobeat- inspired tunes from across several Brazilian genres, taking in cutting-edge players from Rio, São Paulo, Salvador, Porto Alegre –and even Paris. No slavish Fela Kuti copycats these, but rather Afrobeat and other specific African tempos and rhythms used as a blueprint, a building- block for new directions in Brazilian music.

About John Armstrong:
John started playing records in and around London in the late 70s, after a Eureka moment at one of the first New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festivals in the mid-70s, from which he returned with interviews from everyone from Allen Toussaint to Betty Carter (many of which were published in the now-defunct Jazz & Blues Review).
In 2008/9, John wrote, devised, and presented BBC Radio 2’s Viva Latino – which brought a fully-dedicated latin music show to the BBC airwaves for the first time , with worldwide listening figures for the 14-part series reaching 9 million at one point.
Over the last 30 years, he’s put together approximately 200 compilations of latin, afro, zouk, Brazilian music, soul, flamenco, Irish traditional music, and even rockabilly, Cajun, zydeco and rock & roll – making him one of the three or four most prolific compilers in the UK.

John Armstrong presents Afrobeat Brasil

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Daniel Maunick returns with a new EP, Musica Encantada via Far Out Recordings. Continuing the theme of his debut album Macumba Quebrada – which saw support from the likes of Moodymann, Ron Trent, Gilles Peterson, and Benji B – Maunick draws on the deep-rooted Brazilian influences from the many years he has spent in the country, producing records with Azymuth, Marcos Valle, Sabrina Malheiros and Ivan 'Mamão' Conti.

The bossa-jazz house smash ‘Black Magic’ stays exclusive to the vinyl, while the percussive deep-house roller ‘A Chance To See Again’, the tight and groovy ‘Hurt Feelings’, and the slow-mo Brazilian Balearic ‘Africana’ will all see a limited vinyl and digital release on the 23rd October 2020.

Diffusé le 16 octobre 2020.
Broadcasted on October 16th 2020.

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