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Good friends and Record Mission co-captains, Dan Tyler (one half of the Idjut Boys) and Nick The Record, take the reins for the third volume of the Mr Bongo Edits 12" series. With previous editions coming courtesy of Danny Krivit and Luke Una, Dan and Nick set their sights on a hand-picked selection of iconic ‘70s Cuban recordings for this three-track cosmic whirlwind. Across the A side, Dan picks out two Juan Pablo Torres tracks, with Nick taking on Grupo Los Yoyi on the B. Tweaking, extending and reworking the recordings with a dose of extra magic they remould the tracks to fit the sounds and structure of today’s dancefloors. 

Having formed the Idjut Boys in the early ‘90s, Dan and Conrad McDonnell have crafted a dubbed-out, disco-tinged style that permeates their countless productions, remixes and DJ sets. Speaking of the two tracks Dan has chosen to rework for this EP he mentions, “Having been caught under an avalanche of good music from Mr Bongo, I took it upon myself to extend and add effects to a couple of the fantastic tracks from the Juan Pablo Torres LPs they recently re-issued. Just for disco jockey and barn dance use.”

First, Dan looks to Cuban maestro Juan Pablo Torres’ 1978 album 'Algo Nuevo', taking one of the standout tracks ‘Cacao’ and giving it more space to breathe. Teasing out the scatting vocal line and percussive climax that nods to George Kranz's ’83 electronic disco anthem 'Din Daa Daa', whilst adding more cosmic tripped-out synths and space echoed dubs, Dan builds the tension to fine effect. This track sounds immense on a big club system and the swirling synths felt like they were lifting the ceiling off when we played it at the amazing La Paloma ballroom in Barcelona. 

Dan then turns his attention to Torres’ 1977 'Super Son' album, giving the psych-Latin-funk track 'Pastel En Descarga' a dub makeover. Rich in delay and drama, whilst maintaining and extending the breakers funk intro, he juices it up into a punchy, no-nonsense, cosmic-funk delight. 

On the B side, Tangent co-founder, long-standing Life Force resident and seasoned rework master, Nick The Record, revisits an edit that he originally constructed in 2009. Clocking in at over double the length of the original cut, Nick’s edit of Grupo Los Yoyi’s 1977 cut 'Paco La Calle', is made with dancers firmly in mind. This secret weapon builds and simmers, with the drums and percussion pushing and pulling before the psychedelic synth lines return in a sweltering fashion. In this new 2025 version, Dan is drafted in to work some brilliant new synth lines into the mix.


Juan Pablo Torres - Cacao (Dan Tyler NAD Bulto Versión)

Presenting ‘Vampira’ the latest single from Julia Mestre’s forthcoming album. Finding Julia at her most sultry, it’s a dream-like, downbeat production with an up-close and intimate vocal delivery. With musical production inspired by the sound of the 1980s, it draws influence from Sade, Maxwell, and even Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’. An invitation into an immersive world inspired by vintage horror movies and infused with elements of horror, sensuality, and mystery, it’s an ode to a vampire lover and the urges wrapped up within it. 

‘Vampira’ is Julia’s reinterpretation of Rey Reyes’ original salsa song, reimagined with an air of mystery and desire, transforming the song’s narrative into a sensual thriller. As Julia states, "I've always had the desire to bring elements of the Spanish language into my music—it's something that is part of my history. Now, with ‘Vampira’, I explore even more of this intersection between Portuguese and Spanish," says Julia, whose mother is Spanish. “When I first heard the original version of the song, I realised it connected deeply with the central theme of my new album: the many faces of love. It was a process of transforming the song’s comedic energy into something more mysterious—a sensual horror". 

The song also marks Julia Mestre’s first foray into string and orchestral arrangements for the new album, collaborating with Alexandre Queiroz to arrange the sublime ghostly strings. Warm Rhodes and synthesizer lines by Gabriel Quirino and Gabriel Quinto add to the otherworldly nature of the track. It’s an enticing production that lures you to lean in and surrender to its charms.


Julia Mestre - Vampira

The 18-piece Afro-Cuban jazz big band New Regency Orchestra set out their stall last year with an electrifying debut self-titled album. Inspired by the musical fusion that bubbled up in NYC in the 1950s, they breathe fresh life into this golden era with a host of London’s best contemporary Latin and jazz musicians.

Recording an album with such an abundance of players meant there was a wealth of multitrack stems accumulated from the recording sessions. NRO’s artistic director, Lex Blondin and Mr Bongo thought what better way to utilise this archive of music, than to offer up the parts so that anyone could try their hand at a remix. The winner would have their remix released on Mr Bongo. An incredible range of remixes were submitted from all over the world with all manner of different genres in the mix. It was a tough decision but one stood out from the rest…

More than a simple remix, The Process (aka Jonny Cuba & Ollie Teeba) alongside Washington emcee J Scienide, have totally flipped NRO’s track ‘Pregon’. In true hip-hop fashion, they’ve picked a small section, put their stamp on it, and made it their own. Chopping and sampling the horns in expert style, they’ve layered them over a brand-new beat that channels the golden age boom bap sound. It’s the perfect foundation for J Scienide to step up to the mic, with a flow that takes the track to stratospheric heights.

As Lex Blondin mentions, “Listening to all the remixes coming back was so much fun. A big thanks to all who have participated, there were some really great remixes, but we have a clear winner here. The Process with J Scienide, who remixed our intro track called Pregon, takes it away! Originally written by Chico O'Farrill as the opener of 2nd Afro Cuban Suite, this track was begging for a backbeat and the way they've flipped it gives it just the bop it needed. This remix is pure boom bap goodness...I love how they've chopped up the horn line and peppered it around the chorus. Class work!”

London-based production duo, The Process, are no strangers to the world of music. Both Jonny and Ollie have been pioneers of underground UK music for years, coming up in the mid-1990s as DJs and artists on Ninja Tune. Ollie, being a member of the iconic Ninja Tune band The Herbaliser, and working with emcees such as MF Doom, Roots Manuva, and Rodney P. Jonny, as a partner in Dynamic Syncopation working with the likes of Phi Life Cypher, Chill Rob G, and Mass Influence and going on to form the group Soundsci. On this remix, they are joined by emcee J Scienide whose pedigree has seen him collaborate with hip hop heavyweights on the mic and production, including DJ D Styles (Beat Junkies), Daringer (Griselda Records/Action Bronson), Conway the Machine, Blu, Rome Streetz, and Kev Brown.


Pregon (The Process with J Scienide - Out in the World Remix)

Tebra - Suton

En parfaits ambassadeurs d’une sono mondiale et moderne, le duo, Amadou & Mariam n’a jamais cessé de confronter sa musique à d’autres univers comme la pop ou l’électro et on ne compte plus les sorciers des dancefloors (Yuksek, Vitalic, Henrik Schwarz, Fatima Yamaha ou Voilaaa) qui ont transporté l’univers d’Amadou et Mariam sous la boule à facettes. 
Le morceau « Filaou Bessame », sorte de blues moderne qui plonge dans les rythmes maliens, passe désormais entre les mains expertes de Cerrone, le roi de la disco pailleté et énergique. 
Sa formule magique et dansante tout en rythmes irrésistibles et cuivres chaleureux, embarque le morceau vers des horizons disco qu’on ne lui soupçonnait pas et transforme le track original en une petite bombe hédoniste parfaite pour se déhancher avec style sur le dancefloor.

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Harems manifest an Ottoman psychedelia blended with music, dance and gossip. It is a feminine power tank with abundant absurdities where pleasure and blues co-exist. Joy sustains generously until melancholy rises. The song demystifies these progressive elements by echoes and beats. Featuring various traditional instruments such as qanun and darbuka, Harem is a sonic exploration of harem's historical connotations. (...)

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Lenine - Todas elas juntas num só ser (Programa Zoombido)

The Detroit Experiment is the self-titled jazz/electronic album resulting from a collaborative project including DJ/producer Carl Craig, saxophonist Bennie Maupin, trumpeter Marcus Belgrave, pianist Geri Allen, and violinist Regina Carter, all natives or longtime residents of Detroit, Michigan.

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Vocals: Elif Kaya
Guitar: Alex Iman
Mix: Omerar Nanda
Mastering: Dogus Cihan
Artwork by Luka Japaridze @angeloztbatoni
Typography: Hey Porter! @heyporterposter
Released by Alt Orient

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DJ JULIO INTI  (TROPIKAL BONGO CLUB / CABARET GHETTO @ PARIS)

Rythmes des quatre coins de l’âme Sud:
Electro-Tribal, Afro-Latin digital, Cumbia, Soultropikal & Globalbeats

DJ INTI, officie depuis une dizaine d’années et continue de distiller avec passion et ferveur ses réserves sonores dans de nombreux clubs réputés tels que le Batofar, Cabaret Sauvage, Divan Du Monde, Bellevilloise, ALG, Glazart, Java, Fleche D’Or, Favela Chic,Petit Bain, Peniche Cinéma, Comptoir Général (paris), Ferme Du Bonheur (92), le chinois (93) , La Marbrerie etc…

Fier de ses racines chiliennes, passionné de musiques latines & collectioneur de vinyles , Julio Inti a l’art et la manière de mêler les rythmes traditionnels à l’Electro.  Il est l’un des pionniers de la scène Elektropikal à Paris!  Ses sets explosifs ne vous laisseront pas indifférent !

Laissez vous tenter par une véritable expérimentation ondulatoire! De Rio à Cartagena, de la Havane à New York, il vous emportera au pays de toutes les transes musicales à la manière d’un grand sorcier vaudou!
Il a sortie son premier EP sous le nom de INTI ZIMAN  co -produit  avec florian Behejhon aka Ziman sous le net label cassette blog (mex)- Kumbale(ger) & sabor a discos

Il est l'instigateur des soirées LA REVANCHA & CUMBÉ TROPIKAL résident dela soirée CABARET GHETTO(ALG) dj du collectif Sonora de Luchar  , il a participé aux festivals “Villes des musiques du monde” et “Dire le Monde”, a partagé la scène avec des diggers et artistes tels que ORL Muzzicaltrips, Aurelio Lost groove (starwax), Mangu, Mosca Verde, ChicoTrujillo ,Cumbia Ya ,Up Root Andy (Que Bajo - NY), dj BIGOTE  , dj Galletas Calientes ,Manduka, Salvador Araguaya (sonido tropico sao paulo br),Sonik Groove, Mo Laudi, Oscillador Bass (Latin bass), Kuto Selektha, Original Batichica, Rafael Aragon, Don Camilo , DJ Mafé , Vulva Estéreo ,Roberta VodkaKoka, Trimaps (Patamix), Basephunk, Cumbia rockers all stars, Photo Romance (La Brousse Prod), MO Dj, Baxterbeez, dj Nakeye, Kid Watusi, Mayah Level ,Dembowsky…

Programmateur de la radio web ALTER-NATIVA  http://www.alter-nativa.net/radio-alter-nativa avec plus de 200h de musique,  ses richesses sonores sont quasi inépuisables!

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