From start to finish this album features the most insane Jazz-Funk tunes ever released on a Library LP from Italy. Amleto Armando aka 'Puccio' Roelens was a great and requested composer and arranger of the time, been working for Rai and Vedette Records and being also and orchestra leader and pianist. Along with "ROCK SATELLITE" this a KILLER Funk record all the way through, and the most similar record to mythical Torossi's FEELINGS. Incredible B-boy drum breaks in this session with spacey Fender Rhodes, cosmic Synth, mad Fuzz and treated Wha-Wha, heavy basslines, and huge horns section where Dino Piana Jazz trombone seems to play and so on..

1976 Edizioni Musicali EDI-PAN
SML 102
stereo

Music composed and directed by PUCCIO ROELENS

RESEARCH OF SOUND

LP Reissue

Puccio Roelens "RESEARCH OF SOUND" - 1976 Jazz-Funk LIBRARY [SME 9]

Two beers in.

The star U'll never B
Your 4K heroin
12 Seasons everyday
Hooks in fifty tabs
There's no parking space there
There's no one there
With lean flesh and blood
There, you're not even
The star U'll never B
Here
Failure goes ad-free
Subscribed 2 dramas on demand
And U won't be in favorites
The star U'll never B

Composed, produced, arranged and performed by: D3la.HOZ
All music, lyrics, voices & art cover by: D3la.HOZ (2025)
Recorded&Mixed on Reason 13

Thanks 4 listening!!

The STAR you'll never B Xtended

Re-edit of Malinga Five's 1977 Afro-funk classic "Kaloule Woman"

Pat Les Stache - Afro Boogie Woman

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tracklist:

1. KOKOROKO - Abusey Junction
2. The DangerFeel Newbies - New Day
3. Shafiq Husain (feat. Coultrain) - Message In A Bottle
4. Emancipator - Cuica
5. Durand jones and The Indications - Tuck 'N’ Roll
6. The So Ons - Tej
7. The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble (feat. Kelly Finnigan) - Impeach the President
8.Third Coast Kings - Turns To Sunshine
9. Ernie Hawks and The Soul Investigators - Scorpio Man Theme
10. Anderson .Paak - The Chase
11. Pellegrino - Libra Position
12. Maylee & PEGWEE POWER - Messages from the Stars
13. King Kooba - Freakmeister
14. Al Sunny - Don't Let Nobody Know
15. Djeuh Djoah - El niño
16. Palov and Panama Cardoon - Popcorn
17. Peacemaker Global Quartet - The Monument Part 2
18. Papa Chango - Heavy Lode
19. Stanley Cowell - The Stroker

RHYTHMS Radio Show (Apr.05.2019)

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tracklist:

1. Mark de Clive-Lowe - Asa no Yume
2. Aver - Hauskatze
3. Dirty Art Club - Planet Xanax
4.  Dominique Fils-Aimé - 9LRR
5. Joe Armon-Jones - Almost Went Too Far
6. Khruangbin - August 10
7. Natural Self (feat. Elodie Rama) - Midnight Sun
8. Raycord - Eucalyptus Salt
9. RJD2 - See You Leave (Instrumental)
10. Nubiyan Twist (feat. Nubiya Brandon) - Sugar Cane
11. The DangerFeel Newbies - Thief
12. Bacao Rhythm and Steel Band - Crockett Theme
13. Brownout - Don't Believe the Hype
14. Connie Price and The Keystones - Western Champion
15. Poets Of Rhythm - Funky Train
16. Nostalgia 77 - One
17. ConSoul - Ball of Confusion
18. Lou Donaldson - The Caterpillar

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6 hours live mix from July's Funk and Beyond party at Moscow's Powerhouse club

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tracklist:

1. Bryony Jarman-Pinto - Sun Kissed
2. Kizzy Crawford - Golden Brown
3. Devils Of Moko - Algorithm
4. Scrimshire - Don't Stop Here (feat. Ego Ella May)
5. Ash Walker - Come With Us
6. Darkhouse Family - All the Way
7. Anatoly Ice + Iskra - Человек и Волк (Instrumental)
8. Brijean - Like You Do
9. Dego - A Strong Move For Truth (feat. Nadine Charles)
10. Theon Cross - Newly Awakened
11. ClassicBeatz - The Tones (feat. Miles Bonny and Shhor)
12. Bells Atlas - Spec and Bubble
13. DJ Day - A Place To Go
14. Jazz Spastics -  Jazzspormers
15. DJ Rocca, Leo Almunia - Estate
16. Wax Tailor - There Is Danger
17. Flevans - Higher Places
18. Good Groove Orchestra - Back To The Groove
19. Zagreb Jazz Quartet - Valse Triste

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BBE Music present ‘Hepnotherapy’, a 2017 album by London swing group The Hep Chaps.

The Hep Chaps were founded in 1996 after David Howarth and John Wallace met up in the West End of London performing in the stage musical Good Rockin Tonight. They found a musical empathy in the sound of the 30s and 40s and formed a duo specialising in self-penned works with zany lyrics and punchy swing rhythms. In 2005 they formed a six-piece group.

Mingling well-known swing tunes from the 30s & 40s with their own originals in the same classic style this band is one of the most fun & accessible dance bands around.

The band have performed at swing dance clubs, festivals, parties & balls all over the UK and in Europe with special appearances at London’s famous 100 Club, The Jitterbug Ball, The Rhythm Riot & The Swing Cats Ball as well as at Copenhagen’s famous Jazzhouse.

The Hep Chaps - What Is This Thing Called Love

Two years after an acclaimed first album, Al Sunny and Favorite Recordings proudly present "Planets", carrying on their collaboration and bringing it to another level. 
Al Sunny is a young and talented singer/musician/composer emerging from the French soul music scene.

During his conservatory studies, he refined his knowledge and confirmed his desire to write and compose. He quickly matured the music that he truly loves, inspired by artists such as Tim Maia, America, Al Green, and Al Jarreau. Giving birth to the majority of his compositions through his guitar, he always seeks to bring his songs’ melody to the forefront.  
During his studies he kept experiencing live performing on different scenes and confirmed his choice for a musical career, while also meeting many brilliant musicians, including Florian  Pellissier, who later introduced him to Pascal Rioux and Favorite Recordings.

It resulted in 2017 in "Time to Decide" release, a dazzling first album establishing Al Sunny’s music and writing style, looking towards the 70s and 80s Westcoast movement, infused with Blue-Eyed-Soul, Pop and Folk flavors. Built on the same influences, "Planets" is made of 8 new  compositions  (including a  CD  and  digital  bonus), and is clearly a continuation of  its cadet, asserting Al Sunny’s talent and singing skills. Fully recorded live and analogic in  Paris, this  new  albumalso  stands  out  by  an impressivelevel  of  production, faithful to some  classics of the genre.
Mixing catchy melodies, soulful vocals, warm and heavy bass, strong beat and beautiful guitars and keyboards harmonies, "Planets" just perfectly meets the AOR and Modern-Soul golden era standards.

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Planets

[PREMIERE] Al Sunny - Should I

"Matasuna Records" has found another musical treat from the African continent for its latest release - a song by the Ghanaian musician "Mawuli Decker". It was released in 1983 on the rare and sought-after album "Ayo Special" and is available for the first time as a 7inch vinyl single, which is supplemented by an edit from "Renegades Of Jazz". The esteemed London label "Kalita Records" was able to provide the audio material for new masters and is also acting as music publisher with the new "Kalita Music Publishing".

Mawuli Decker was born in 1949 in Ghana, where he also grew up. His musicality has been given to him from an early age, so that he not only attracts attention as a singer, but also plays drums, percussion and bongo. He played in various dance bands, which were very popular in Ghana especially from the middle of the last century onwards and made the Ghanaian highlife known beyond the borders. He has played in various dance bands such as New Planets, Sawaaba Sounds, The Tops, Caprice 73, The Volta Pioneers and others, which have performed in Ghana and other West African countries.
His first release was in 1975 with the band "Dzobi Soundz" on the Polydor label. Further releases of projects with his participation followed, until 1983 when he recorded his album "Ayo Special" at "Otodi Studio" in Lome (Togo) with an illustrious group of musicians.
He is still deeply rooted in music and performs in West Africa and is still very active in recording.

On the A-side is the original version of the song "Lololi-Lomko", sung in the "EWE" language, which is spoken in the south of Ghana as well as the southern parts of Togo. "Lololi" means "There's Still More Love" and "Lomko" stands for "Please love me" - classical themes that have appeared in countless songs in music history. Although a certain catchiness of the track cannot be denied, it doesn't seem cheesy at any point. Mawuli, who also contributes the vocals, creates perfectly formed harmonies through his compositions and arrangements, which are especially apparent in the bassline, guitars & brass and of course the vocals.

This was certainly also the idea behind the edit of "Renegades of Jazz" on the B-side, which did not want to break up and alienate the organic composition. Listening closely reveals the approach: a steady tempo, a more powerful bassline and additional drums and percussions bring the song back directly to where it belongs: to the dancefloors of this world!

Mawuli Decker - Lololi-Lomko (Original)

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