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Tracklist
Jamael Dean - When There Is No Sun
Sven Wunder - Jazz At Night
Ryo Kawasaki - Joni
Donald Byrd - Chisto Redentor (Live in Detroit, 1978)
Greg Foat - The Dreaming Jewels
Teruo Nakamura Rising Sun Band - Gemini Rising
Masao Nakajima Quartet - Tell Me A Bedtime Story
Nicholas Payton - Fall
Greg Foat & Aleksi Heinola & Teemu Åkerblom - Catnip Dreams
Badge Époque Ensemble - Don’t Touch A Hair On His Head
Leland Whitty - Awake
September Sun – Morning Song

Image: Donald Byrd

Jazz at Night

Mildlife Remixed II

Return To Centaurus (Prins Thomas Diskomiks)

Emilia Sisco's debut album on Timmion Records, "Introducing Emilia Sisco”, takes you on a smooth ride in the world of vintage soul, featuring 10 beautifully crafted original songs written by Sisco in collaboration with the renowned Cold Diamond & Mink band. The album showcases this young talent’s unique ability to blend classic soul influences with contemporary flair, building mesmerizing harmonies by layering her voice, and through these channeling a sound that is both timeless and fresh. From the opening track "Say Yes” – grooving like an independent gospel soul jam that somebody discovered in dank Midwest cellar – to the closing "Secretly," each song is a testament to Sisco's deep connection to the emotional core of soul music.

As one of the album's highlights, "Don't Let Nobody," stands out as a sweet anthem of love and encouragement for your fellow human. With its heartfelt lyrics and Sisco's gently floating vocal performance, the song displays the essence of the album—soulful, sincere, and deeply moving. The Cold Diamond & Mink band provides lush, downtempo arrangements throughout the record, perfectly complementing Sisco's voice and bringing her compositions to life with a rich, organic sound.

In "Introducing Emilia Sisco" the singer’s signature style of downtempo soul shines brightly, offering listeners a blend of introspective ballads and uplifting grooves. After her string of exquisite and well-received singles on Timmion, this album documents the impressive progress of a formidable new voice, one that is sure to resonate with fans of classic and contemporary soul alike.

Introducing Emilia Sisco

Your Girl

(Mix) 65. BoM - Unique Harp Of Dorothy Ashby (Jazz, Psychedelic, Ethnic)

Shakara

Darklands

Shake

Paradise Blown

Shak

Harmonies  

Woah! There's No Limit

Tosca - My First [Nicola Conte Version]

Watergate Remixes 01

Shahrzad (Matthias Meyer Remix)

Classic latin jazz taken from Bossa Tres' great 1965 album Em Forma !
The original is too short and the arrangement is unusual.
I've always felt it could flow better.
So I've rearranged the whole track and extended it slightly for increased playing time.
Enjoy.
SJE
https://soundcloud.com/monkeypocket

Bossa Tres - Imprevisto (Skalpel Jazz Edit)

The Mayer World Peace episode! Epcot Center, Swedish Princesses, Chet Hanks, Diamond Medallion quest and a boatload of killer foreign records I picked up on tour. All that and above on the station you love...

Tracklist:
Bob Marley "So Much Trouble in the World" (Jamaica)
Ziad Rahbani "Prelude Theme from Mais al Rim" (Lebanon)
Diane Tell "Tes Yeux" (France)
Future World Orchestra "Desire" (BeNeLux)
Bull Wackie All Stars "Free For All" (Jamaica)
Frida "I See Red" (Sweden)
RD Burman "Tum Kitne Dim Baad Mile" (India)
Mulatu Astatke "Yègellé Tezeta" (Ethiopia)
Luigi Mola "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" (Italy)
Mavi Isiklar "I Know What I Want" (Turkey)
Johnny Clarke "Never Never (King Tubby's Version)" (Jamaica)
Joe Cruz & The Cruzettes "Hindi Kami Damong Ligaw" (Phillipines)
Tony Allen "Asiko" (Nigeria)
The Gunter Kallmann Choir "Daydream" (Germany)
Juan Pablo Torres "Extracto De Son" (Cuba)
Banda Macho "Cada Quien Por Igual" (Mexico)
Yambu "No Te Vayas" (Venezuela)
Mayer Hawthorne "M.O." (USA)
Sanullim "Do Lee Seo" (South Korea)

Hawthorne Radio

Hawthorne Radio Episode 51

Roy Ayers

Shadows of the East

Joe Si Ha (Reverso 68 Version)

“WAMONO A to Z vol.1 : Japanese Jazz-Funk & Rare Groove 1968-1980"
DJ Chintam Wamonno Mix

Pour fêter la sortie du premier volet de la compilation "WAMONO A to Z Vol. I - Japanese Jazz Funk & Rare Groove 1968​-​1980", DJ Chintam vous offre un mix exclusif à savourer dès maintenant..

Découvrez notre radio FIP Groove : www.fip.fr/groove/webradio

Tracklist :

1.	O.S.T. / JUN’S THEME 
2.	TOSHIKO YUNEKAWA / SAITAROU BUSI (DJ CHINTAM AtoZ EDIT)
3.	NAOTERU MISUNA & TOKYO CUBAN BOYS / JHONGARA REGGAE
4.	ISAO SUZUKI / AQUA MARINE
5.	ZEROSEN / COOL HEAD
6.	UNKNOWN / OTOKO TACHI NO YUME
7.	TAKAYUKI INOUE BAND / ACTION ‘S THEME
8.	MYSTERY KINDAICHI BAND / YATSUHAKAMURA
9.	THE RHYTJM HUSTLERS / BARRETTA’S THEME
10.	CYU KOSAKA & ULTRA / KIMAGURE PARTY
11.	MONSIEUR KANAYATSY / GAULOISE (1994 / 12” PROMO ONLY VERSION)
12.	KIYOSHI HASEGAWA / MOU AKITE SHIMATTA
13.	CHIKARA UEDA & CARAVAN / ALSO SPRACH ZARATHUSTRAZ
14.	AKIRA KOBAYASHI / 7’S THEME
15.	SHIGERU IZUMIYA / NEMURENAI YORU
16.	WACK WACK RHYTHM BAND / BROTHER IN NEIGHBOURHOOD
17.	FUJIO TSUNEDA / WATASHI NO BEATLES
18.	AKIRA YASUDA & BEAT FORK / NINNGENN HAIGYOU 407GOU
19.	KEI MIHO(KEITAROU MIHO) & JAZZ ELEVEN / KIKAZARU
20.	TOSHIAKI YOKOTA / KINNJIRARETA GISHIKI
21.	DUTCH / IN ZAIRE
22.	SUGANO ANLI / MY TRUMPETER
23.	PIRANIA GUNNDANN (MASARU SHIGA) / YAKUSYA KAGYOU

Exclu mix : Wamono A to Z par DJ Chintam

In April 2019, 22a boss and multi-instrumentalist, Tenderlonious embarked on a trip to Pakistan to work with Lahore based instrumental quartet, Jaubi. 22a presents the full suite of improvised ragas from a one day recording session in Lahore, Pakistan. The pure sounds of Indian and Pakistani classical music act as a framework for deep and spiritual improvisations between Tenderlonious on flute & soprano saxophone and Jaubi band members, Kashif Ali Dhani on tabla and vocals, Zohaib Hassan Khan on sarangi and Ali Riaz Baqar on guitar. 

Out November 22nd via 22aMusic

More info here: https://www.musicamacondo.com/2020/10/premiere-tenderlonious-with-jaubi-shahla-bagh/

Premiere: Tenderlonious with Jaubi - Shahla Bagh

Music is the universal language and we are the interpreter of sound, a message that has been lost in transcription. Under Jazz Is Dead, younger artists are elaborating upon conversations started decades ago; jazz icons are utilizing vintage equipment to create new masters with Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad; the same equipment that recorded their coveted catalogs. The vitality embedded in the new masters epitomizes our quest for new life in music:  Jazz Is Dead.

Shadows of the East

Jazz Is Dead

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