Blood Moon

Your Love (Frank Wiedemann Remix)

Drake - Yebba’s Heartbreak (happbybutsad remix)

Nihurumie

Smalltown Boy feat. Jimmy Somerville

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"This Dance" celebrates the beauty of a new day — a fresh chance to dream, move, and live fully. Hope you'll like it!

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KYRIL - This Dance

No Fear In Love is a global house journey built on one truth — where love lives, fear cannot. Each remix carries the heartbeat of freedom: the deep, hypnotic pull of Afro House, the warm and moody flow of South African House, the cinematic depth of Indo-Warehouse, the timeless groove of Chicago House, and the uplifting spirit of Soulful House. Layered percussion, deep basslines, and soaring harmonies create a soundscape where every step is a release, every beat is an act of courage. This is music for moving without hesitation, opening without holding back, and living without fear — because in love, there is only light.

No Fear In Love DJ Ruction - SAfro Remix

Groovy, melodic and cool latin house for beach party. Enjoy and be good - sé bueno

Sé bueno - original

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Black Coffee - Wish You Were Here (feat. Msaki)

MBR404: Bonga - Mona Ki Ngi Xica (Pablo Fierro Remix)

As the earth’s axial tilt switches gears, Canary Islands born and bred virtuoso Pablo Fierro
returns to MoBlack Records and resurrects the iconic Mona Ki Ngi Xica by none other than the
African revolutionary Knight, Bonga. A versatile and accomplished dj/producer, Tenerife’s
musical prodigy parses the 70’s original, injecting a bit of pep into its step to pique the soulful
danceability out of the legendary Angolan folk and semba singer/songwriter, born Jose Adelino
Barcelo de Carvalho’s saudade-saturated and politically charged requiem. Nestled in Latin
infused rhythms and romantic acoustics, Bonga’s effusive rasp cracks Fierro’s crisp beats,
tropical groove and voltaic fusillades, rendering a delicate 5:39 minute sojourn that captures and
retains the complexity of uncertainties from its time or any other, for that matter. Whether in
post/Colonial Angola where Mona Ki Ngi Xica was born, or within the exiled humanity of today,
MBR404 pins the universality of loneliness but handles it through curative motion all at once - a
perfect antidote for longing and no less importantly, soothing reprieve in any, even imagined,
dancefloor!

Press by Marie J Floro
Photo Credit to: N'Krumah Lawson-Daku / Location: Paris / France, Date/ August 2016).
Graphics by Kriart.world
Release date: 09.10.2020

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