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Pat Thomas & Ebo Taylor - Ene Nyame Nam 'A' Mensuro
Alec Khaoli - Say You Love Me 
Pasteur Lappe - Na Real Sekele Fo Ya
Bunny Mack - Supafrico 
Malebu Satari - Smile 
Bill Loko ‎– Nen Lambo 
Sonny Okosuns - Oba Erediauwa 
Moses Jackson - Feel Like Dancing 
Bibi Mascel ‎– Special Lady 
Kester Iyemere And The GS ‎– Patience Is The Answer
Benis Cletin - Make Love 
Tala A.M. ‎– Sugar Lump 
Henry Wenceslas Thenard ‎– Ne Dis Pas Cela 
Fred Fenk And The Barex - What Would I Do (If I Loose You) 
Voilaaa - On Te L'Avait Dit
Soundsmith & Falla - Afrohouse (mix)
Jake Sollo - Father Time, Mother Nature 
Afro-tech: Stories of Synths in African Music
Hotline - Can You Do It 
Focus ‎– Scarap 
Bayete - Open Your Heart (Vula) 
Letta Mbulu - Kilimanjaro 
Kiki Gyan - Disco Dancer
Roots Foundation - Make It Funky 
Zasha ‎– Hayi Ngodlame
Oby Onyioha ‎– Enjoy Your Life 
Rim Kwaku Obeng and The Believers - Rim Arrives 
Kio Amachree - Hot Black N' Sweet 
Rim Kwaku Obeng - Gas Line
Abidjan City Breakers ‎– A.C.B. Rap 
Esbee Family - Chics And Chicken 
Steve Monite ‎– Only You 
Kantata - Monsom 
Hotshot ‎– I'm Falling In Love 
Kio Amachree - Ivory 
Sensation - We Gonna Dance 
Mac Gregor - Nan Ye Li Kan
Kabbala - Ashewo Ara 
Linda "Babe" Majika ‎– Let's Make A Deal 
Mac & Monica - You're So Good To Me 
Ackim Simukonda ‎– I'm Busy 
Angie Gumbi ‎– Fela Ke Yaya 
Benjamin Ball ‎– Flash A Flashlight 
Ruben Beewa ‎– Spotlight 
The Bees - She's A Witch (Tikoloshi)
Teymori - Valley Of Peace 
Manu Dibango ‎– Aloko Party 
Odion Iruoje - Identify With Your Root (Which One You De?) 
Dr. Hipps - Shiela 
Rick Asikpo - Jam 
Umoja I-nity – Get Away
Marijata - No Condition Is Permanent 
Eko Roosevelt - Ndolo Embe Mulema 
Charly Kingson - Nimele Bolo 
Odissey - Vire Love 
Romel Louis ‎– A Love Affair 
Xtasy - Let Your Body Go 
Fots & Byke - Nkul Messing
The Comforters ‎– Month End Lover 
Toby Foyeh - Ore Mi
Bunny Mack ‎– Let Me Love You 
Erwin Bouterse And His Rythm Cosmos - Disco Party  
Senyaka - Don't Judge Me Bad
Khaya Mahlangu - Baby I'm For Real
Ntombi And Survival - Do You Remember
William & The Young Five - You Turn Me On
Michael Jones - Oya A (Eje Kajo)
Bindiga - Perfect Disco Machine
TJ Gang - You Don't Love Me
Ackim Simukonda - Lasting Dream
Joni Haastrup - Free My People
Boncana Maïga - Yala M’le
Sidiku Buari - Koko Si
Shina Williams & His African Percussionists ‎– Agboju Logun
Mbamina - Kilowi Kilowi
Chicco - I Need Some Money
Chuks Ejelonu - Inner Vision
Izzyboy Masedi - Bring Back That Feeling
Bunny Mack - My Sweety My Sugar
Sammy Massamba - Propriété Privée
Taxi - Make Friends With Music
Dizzy K - Excuse Me Baby
Black Soul - Africa Africa
Murphy Williams - Shake, Clap, Tap
Michael Eborson - Celebration
Tchoum - Adjoa Matin
Mohammed Salau - The Dance
Yuna Mick - Le Bal Des Pompiers
Ekambi Brillant - Machine Ma Bwindea 
Stanislas Tohon - Owhaaou !
Benjamin Davidson ‎– Friday Night
Basil Barap - Make Up Your Mind
Hot Soul Singers ‎– Love And Happiness
Eric Kol – You're My Solution
Pat' Ndoye - More Love
Okyerama Asante - Sabi (Get Down)
G. Lawani - Afrika Land Of Soul
Thandi Mbongwe - The Beat Is Alright
O'Fox Family - This Is The Night
Judy Nackix ‎– Give It To Me
Rick Asikpo And Afro Fusion ‎– Too Hot
Blo - Back In Time
Buari - Advice From Father
Jake Holloway & Dave Jarvis - Morning Shunt (OG:The Shunters - Since Morning) 
Bunny Mack - Love Sweet Love
Bell'a Njoh - Ebolo
Yanick Rodony - Pa Enervé Mwen
Malinga Five - Kaloule Woman 
Tala A.M. - Black Gold
Letta Mbulu - Hamba Nam We
KJB And The Dreamers – Dance With Me
Mike Umoh - Look At Me
The Funkees - Salam
The Big Dudes - Kiss Kiss
Captain Mosez ‎- Hey! Hey! Hey!
Mansour Sallama - Love And Happiness
Witch - Movin' On
Marthe Zambo - Alu
Free Youth  ‎– We Can Move

Afro Boogie & Afro Boogie Highlife

МАРТ2019

Planet Perfecto - A State Of Trance 479 - Not Over Yet (Ft. Grace)

Preview track from the forthcoming EP "Albatros" by Raze de Soare, soon to land at Future Nuggets. 

Raze de Soare - Fereastra Ușă

Music Of Life

Cerrone - Music Of Life (Alan Braxe Remix)

Craig Daivid - Fill Me In (2015 House Mix) (PMG)[1]

Pat Thomas & Ebo Taylor - Ene Nyame Nam 'A' Mensuro (Henrik Schwarz Remix)

Up next on Phonica Premieres is a seriously groovy cut from International Soleil Band off the new Soundway 12".  Ta Lassa is an '80s West African Disco crossover from the International Soleil band straight outta Guinea. Composed by Gnamakoron Sidi Diabaté it was originally featured on an album released in 1983 by French Warners offshoot WAM (West African Music) - a short lived label that recorded about 20 releases of West African music released in France. Also Featuring Mory Djely Kouyate this track was a staple of the 22 band's repertoire in the 1970s (in which many of the ISB played) - famous for their recordings on the legendary state-run Editions Syliphone label. We've decided to premiere the extended (DJ friendly) Hide & Smile edit on the A side. There's throbbing bass and keyboard interplay punctuated by classic Guinee guitar lines, metronomic drumming and 80s synth sweeps eventually drops into a more recognisable Guinean vocal outing. This beautiful 12" will be out on the 20th of May and you can reserve a copy on our website: j.mp/TaLassa

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Phonica Premieres: International Soleil Band - Ta Lassa (Hide & Smile Edit) [SOUNDWAY]

Teaspoon & The Waves - Oh Yeh Soweto

Recorded Live At 'Avinos Bar' Paros Greece

Superbreak's Afro Boogie Disco-Live Set

TPC TOUR STARTS 8/31 - http://privateclubrecords.com/tour-dates/

Thank You, Mr. Tokyo

Skateboard P

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Bunny Mack - Supafrico  Afro Funk Selected By Dj Mattew

Чиж и Ко - Такие дела брат  любовь

Say You Love Me wasn’t “Om” Alec Khaoli’s first solo recording but the 1985 EP solidified the bass player and songwriter’s standing as one of South Africa’s most consistently innovative pop auteurs. He built a career on ubiquitous rock, pop and soul hits with groundbreaking bands like the Beaters, Harari and Umoja. But Khaoli’s seemingly endless fountain of music continued outside these ensembles, where he usually played bass and contributed songwriting and vocals.

Khaoli released several successful solo works while he made records with Umoja and worked on other productions with friends. This creativity was aided by Khaoli’s own recording studio. He was the first South African to have a privately-owned studio. As black artists were forced to record during lunch breaks and didn’t get sufficient access and time in the white-owned studios, having his studio allowed Khaoli to develop in his own way. Hence his productive output during the 80’s and early 90’s, releasing 5 LPs with Umoja and 5 solo LPs, along with numerous singles and EPs.

There’s something broad and dynamic about the almost epic pop sound Khaoli creates on Say You Love Me. Being the first South African to take control his recording process and thereby free himself from one of apartheid’s many strictures, he took his vision of music to new realms and made timeless music for the dance floor in the process.

The Comforters - Month End Lover

Hugo Rabier (Bagadou)