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Three months after the release of Vuelo Nocturno, Umoja has solicited from their contemporaries for an elaborate project: Vuelo Nocturno Remix EP. This time the gloves are truly off; genre categorization is non- existent, reinterpretation of the original works is their sole aim. 

Staying true to their mantra of ‘Unity’, the sunshine duo have elicited remixes from the likes of Prace, Oby Nine, El Búho, Bleepolar, Dany F, Deela and Signs Of Ignorance - all phenomenal artist-producers in their own right. Vuelo Nocturno Remix as a body of work is substantially varied in style, arrangement and composition. The EP takes on a conventional approach with each producer responding to a musical idea instigated by Umoja. 

Vuelo Nocturno Remix EP is INI Movement’s 13th release out on all major online music platforms as of 2nd December 2013. 

Mastered By: J. De la Porte (Umoja) 
Artwork: Umoja
credits

remixes by: 
El_Búho soundcloud.com/el-buho 
Deela soundcloud.com/deelamusic 
Oby Nine soundcloud.com/obynine 
SOI soundcloud.com/signs-of-ignorance 
Bleepolar soundcloud.com/bleepolar 
Safari Utrecht www.facebook.com/safari.utrecht 
Prace soundcloud.com/pracemusic 
Dany F soundcloud.com/danyf

Umoja - Flujo Suave (El Buho Remix)

Un rémix que no salió editado....

link de descarga.....

https://www.mediafire.com/?meeuzhgoamr9g65

Amadou & Mariam - Dougou badia (Chancha Via Circuito remix)

Offering from Captain Planet's 'Esperanto Slang' album, out October 7th on Bastard Jazz Recordings. 

Buy album 2xLP, Digi, CD and/or Vinyl Deluxe Pack:
https://bastardjazz.bandcamp.com/album/esperanto-slang-2


FREE DOWNLOAD

Captain Planet - Cicada

An instrumental from the Deluxe Version of BLUR

Low Tide

Brand new 12” on Wonderwheel from Italian producer DJ Khalab, previously notable for a string of buzzy solo releases on Clap!Clap!’s Black Acre Records. Khalab teams up with prolific Malian master musician and Griot singer Baba Sissoko for an exploration into deep, minimal experimental African/Electronic sounds. On the “A” side “Kumu” is a dark, glitchy four to the floor track with bubbling synths, live percussion and Baba Sissoko’s unmistakeable voice,  while German producer Harmonious Thelonious aka Stefan Schwander (Antonelli Electr., Repeat Orchestra, Rhythm Maker) stretches out the tracks inherent minimalism while tastefully beefing up the drums, adding synth flourishes and well timed drops. On the flip, “Kumu” is a more acoustic vocal and Xalam driven track with stuttering electronic growls and groans and minimal percussion. London based Ibibio Sound Machine (Soundway Records) brings the funk into the mix with keyboard stabs, guitars, and a  super catchy bassline and plenty of synthesizer explorations. 

DJ Khalab & Baba Sissoko’s debut album will be out late fall on Wonderwheel Recordings. 

Kumu / Tata

Kumu (Harmonius Thelonius Remix)

BELEMA - Mr. Toé Edit.

This is an unofficial edit of 'Let Me Go' by Branko with the great vocals of Nonku Phiri.
You can download it for free by liking and sharing this song via Artist Union. 

All respect goes out to all the artists who worked on this beautiful track.

Kraut bootleg 

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Branko - Let me go (Kraut Edit) – Free Download

Pre-Order the forthcoming album 'Siku' by Nicola Cruz:

https://nicolacruz.lnk.to/siku
 
An interest in ancestral Latin American cosmology has always run right through the music of Ecuadorian music producer Nicola Cruz. His creative process involves an attentive, careful search for the living roots and rituals that are part of South American identity—its Andean and African origins in particular—valuing its rhythms, its oral traditions, its instruments and the energy they transmit. His first record, Prender el Alma (2015) explored the development of the consciousness and spirituality, and how they connect with music. In Siku, his most recent production, Cruz continues this exploration, expanding his vision towards new stories and other cultures as sources of inspiration. A crucial aspect on this journey is his collaboration with other artists from around the world. 
 
The siku is a wind instrument of Andean origin, highly symbolic in ancestral rituals, made up of two separate, complementary parts, the arca and the ira. It is a representation of duality, an essential element of the indigenous world view, associated with involvement and complementarity, far from the binary thinking typical of western societies. That duality is reflected on this record in the coming together of sounds, whether electronic or organic, past or present, local or global. On Siku, Nicola Cruz combines instruments with symbolic, spiritual connotations, such as the sitar, the siku, and the balafon with hints of electronica. Studies of the samba, cumbia and rhythms of African, Andean and Hindu origin are combined with Cruz’s characteristically unpredictable, mystical style. 
 
The dual element is also reflected in the recording process for Siku, a record made on the road, in different cities, and above all, with a lot of voices and hands working together. During his tours of different countries, Cruz took interest in trying out new instruments and harmonies. This led to the possibility of collaborating with other artists in a creative exchange in which music was the common language. “Criançada”, recorded with Brazilian singer and poet Castello Branco, is a playful and subtle experimentation with samba rhythms. “Voz de las Montañas”  features the Minük duo and the result is evocative of a ritualistic, healing chant. “Esu Enia” is influenced by touches of African balafon by Marcio Pinto, a Portuguese musician who Cruz met in Lisbon. Mauricio Vicencio and his sons Julio and Pablo, of Ecuadorian origin and members of the Altiplano group, collaborated on various tracks on the album. 
 
Released by the ZZK Records label, Siku is a journey through different influences, rhythms and instruments that have stood the test of time. Nicola Cruz brings them organically into the present, without losing sight of the context and origins of his sources of inspiration. Far from being a fusion or what is commonly catalogued as world music, this is a dual dynamic where the ancestral flows together with the contemporary to make a potent brew. 

Siete, the first single off the new album, drops October 23rd.

Percusión: Pablo Vicencio
Sitar:  Julio Vicencio
Bansuri: Mauro Vicencio

Composición, Mezcla y Producción por Nicolá Cruz.
Mastering: Mathieu Savenay

Siku

Siete

Nicola Cruz - Siete

Song Title: Alsema Dub
Artist: Jah Wobble, Bill Laswell 
Album: Radioaziom A Dub Transmission
Year: 2001

Alsema Dub - Jah Wobble_ Bill Laswell

The first single from "A Guide to the BIrdsong of Mexico, Central America & the Caribbean" comes from Belize's Garifuna Collective who interpreted the song of the Black Catbird.

This is the first single from an album of music inspired by the song of endangered birds with 100% of the profits going towards organisations working to protect them.

"A Guide to the Birdsong of Mexico, Central America & the Caribbean” is the second Volume in the series following on from "A Guide to the Birdsong of South America", originally released on Robin's old label Rhythm and Roots. Volume I raised nearly 15,000 USD for two birding organisations and featured artists like Nicola Cruz, Dengue Dengue Dengue and Chancha Via Circuito.

For this second edition we have shifted focus north of the equator and to the vulnerability of bird species like the Momoto Carenado (Nicaragua), Ferminia (Cuba) and the Jamaican Blackbird (Jamaica), birds who have dwindled in numbers as a result of the environmental repercussions of climate change, deforestation and trapping for the pet trade.

For the album we chose 10 endangered or threatened bird species and challenged 10 of our favourite producers or musicians from the region. Working with the Xeno Canto birdsong community and the Macaulay Library, we sourced a recording of each bird’s song. Each artist was then asked to create an original piece of music inspired by the bird and its song.

The project would not have been possible without the support of an incredible Kickstarter community, helping us raise £12,599 in August 2019.

Once the costs of production have been covered, all of the proceeds from this album will be donated to Birds Caribbean, La Asociación Ornitológica de Costa Rica and Fundacion TXORI in Mexico. All profits from the sales of the record, music streaming, poster and t-shirt will be shared between these organisations who focus on engaging local communities to help improve and grow the bird tourism sector, create awareness of vulnerable birds with young people and crucially, provide rescue, rehabilitation and breeding programmes.

A Guide to the Birdsong of Mexico, Central America & the Caribbean

A Guide to the BIrdsong of Mexico, Central America & the Caribbeam

The Garifuna Collective - Black Catbird

Escape Plan

Thornato - Break Away

‘INI’ (pronounced ‘I & I’) is a philosophy which stands for interconnectedness among mankind. At INI Movement, we strongly believe in this interconnectedness and unity of arts wherever it is rooted. Working with a dedicated team we guide artists in the process of recording, releasing and promoting their music. We do this by utilising our network, experience and dedication.

For inquires, bookings and demo's please contact
inimovement [at] gmail.com

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