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melo is here right melo me no lie help me so can help you hey job whats up i is your longtime friend zac is rocking with proclaimers of glasgow band we did we rock man i miss you all hey keep up please i be more strong need your power

hey job mother julia say melo you job me and zac from the proclaimers band mother julia said good job she thinks we are the best of the of all in life that guitarist can bring 1love i and mother julia miss you all have good time

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Rhythm of Shelters vol. I  
best of 2022 - ...
The finest tracks that provided support during daily missile attacks. Dedicated to all the DJs and musicians who continue their creative work in the midst of war.
Tracklist:
1. FEH - For What
2. Sevdaliza - High Alone
3. Ghostpoet - Paradise Circus (fallen sun version)
4. The Jordan - Naked In The Sun
5. Ché Aimee Dorval - Blood Red Son
6. Josephine Philip - She Said
7. a.s.o. - Rain Down
8. Skylar Grey - Cheers
9. Danielle Ponder - Some Of Us Are Brave
10. Boogie Belgique - Risk ft. Yassin Joris
11. Degiheugi - More Than Abstract Hip-Hop (Mounika. Remix)
12. Nitin Sawhney - Internal (feat. Aruba Red)
13. 070 Shake- Cocoon
14. Kahn & Neek – Shallow Grave (feat. Rider Shafique)
15. Eartheater - Crushing
16. Jay-Jay Johanson – Finally

Rhythm of Shelters vol. I

Trip Hop Nation #32 - Hugo Kant Guest Mix

Trip Hop Nation podcast on iTunes : 
https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/trip-hop-nation/id939401151

Website : http://triphopnation.net/
Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/triphopnation

Mix on mixcloud :
https://www.mixcloud.com/hugokant/trip-hop-nation-guest-mix/

Published : 06/07/2015

1 - Björk - Overture
2 - Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra - Spooky Street
3 - Jean du Voyage - FREEDOM SCAT Feat. DREA D'NUR & QUADIR LATEEF
4 - Pillowfight - Get Your Shit Together
5 - DJ Vadim - The Harp Song (Part 2)
6 - Frenic - Luiz Ville Groove (feat. Hugo Kant)
7 - Pillowfight - You Don't Need Me
8 - Skinshape - Stabo feat. Anina
9 - King Shi - Feelling Good
10 - Backini - Dreamer
11 - Tor - Circles
12 - Goat - Goatman
13 - Bonobo - The Shark
14 - Low Leaf - Life Is Peace
15 - Asagaya - Rednecks Parade
16 - Hugo Kant - Leonids (Kovacs Remix)
17 - The Blue Square - Midnight in Montmartre
18 - Kova - Jungle Boogie
19 - The Broken Orchestra - In The Same Way feat Lauren Jade (Hugo Kant Remix) [Mix]
20 - Screenatorium & Kesakoo - Fearless
21 - Herma Puma - Psyche Out
22 - Chris Joss - Night Scare

Trip Hop Nation guest mix

Do What You Doo Ter Tam (Remix)

One world

Khanom

From the early days of my fathers career. Classic Covers

039.Cocaine

051.Wonderful Tonight

Mon Hai Rue

These are all the tracks i missed in my personal best of Trip-Hop/Downtempo/Lo-Fi/Nujazz. 
I do not own any rights to these songs.
➥ More information in the description.

This is a re-upload of the old mix:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NNOaYNqLo8

Watch the main version here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ouYIW8LRns

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Tracklist:
0:00:00 @odesza - Intro
0:00:27 @onra - Still Broke
0:01:33 @bonobo - Silver
0:07:30 The Jazzual Suspects - This Beat (Original Mix)
0:12:14 Gasoline - The Hardes
0:16:01 Nujabes - Feather (Instrumental Remake) (Original Remake)
0:18:46 Jackie Mittoo & the Skatalites - El Bang Bang
0:22:01 @soulchefmusic - High Times
0:25:27 @ji2kia - tee time
0:26:29 @chineseman - I've Got That Tune
0:30:48 @robviktum - 4-17-1975
0:33:22 @theavi - Blue Bird
0:37:03 @onra - Ms. Ho
0:38:48 @prime-time-beats - Ihr seid Out!
0:41:24 @galtmacdermot - Coffee Cold
0:44:28 @fatjon35 - Dreamers
0:46:41 @lettucefunk - Phyllis
0:53:13 Savages - You're my chocolate
0:58:23 @mad-colour - So
1:00:26 @mononome - Understanding
1:03:38 @massiveattack - Teardrop Instrumental
1:08:50 @brockberrigan - The Celebration Song
1:11:27 @saib_eats - Shanghai Nights

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Trip-Hop | Downtempo | Lo-Fi | Hip-Hop | Electro | NuJazz
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Best of Trip-Hop & Downtempo & Lo-Fi & Nujazz Tracks I Missed

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Best of Trip-Hop & Downtempo & Lo - Fi & Nujazz Tracks I Missed

Symphonik

Ghetto Matrix (Symphonik Version) [feat. Mr. Lif]

Recorded live on April 2nd 2020
downtempo to some ethnic beats :)
100 to 124 bpm
enjoy !! <3

free download here (mp3) :  https://sound.offlinemode.org/~rafi:ki/mix(tape)%20019%20downtempo%20ethnic%20deep%20house.mp3
(flac) : https://sound.offlinemode.org/~rafi:ki/mix(tape)%20019%20downtempo%20ethnic%20deep%20house.flac

[00:00] 01. alef - sol
[06:10] 02. ali farahani - younan [rafi:ki instrumental edit]
[09:15] 03. lukas endhardt - babalao [rafi:ki instrumental edit]
[14:25] 04. luka. - purā vidā
[21:10] 05. cahelo - hamada
[27:40] 06. sam shure - louna
[35:00] 07. holed coin - echo [roderic dub]
[40:00] 08. timboletti - nebel um utopia [menachem 26 remix]
[46:20] 09. amonita - orchid
[51:51] 10. quatri - ozora
[58:22] 11. armen miran - nani jan [rafi:ki spleeter instrumental edit]
[1:02:20] 12. sam shure - nandoo [oliver koletzki remix - rafi:ki spleeter instrumental edit]
[1:06:40] 13. max cooper - autumn haze
[1:12:45] 14. jelly for the babies - sleepless [mathias hinds remix]
[1:27:55] 15. rasi z - cheshmhaye to [soul brothers remix]

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rafi:ki // mix(tape) 019 // downtempo // ethnic deep house

Thailands most successful and best recognised reggae act.
Job 2 Do came into national stardom and global recognition with the 2005 hit ’Doo Ter Tum’ an anthemic Thai reggae/country song. A song that still gains attention from Thais and international visitors alike and has recieved numerous international requests for cover permission. Since his success, Job's music has made a massive impact on Thai country &amp; folk music with his unique blend of reggae. He has had a huge influence on the popularity of reggae music in Thailand - if you've ever travelled to Thailand I can garuantee that at some point on your journey, reggae was played where you were and this probably would not have been the case before Job returned to the scene. Today, he continues to explore the bridges between reggae, ska, Thai country &amp; folk and dub.
Born Banjob Polin, December, 1958 in rural Trang, Job started his music career as do most musicians- armed with nothing but a dream and a passion.
He first realized music was his calling when he saw a performer in his hometown when he was a boy. At 15 he moved to Bangkok to study and accquried work at a bowling alley at 18 to begin supporting himself. After saving enough cash he bought his first guitar and with nothing other than his ears as his guide he began to teach himself. Learning by listening, Job progressed quickly. Gaining support, Job began working in bars and clubs in Bangkok playing of the time hits. After finishing his studies, Job decided it was time to follow his dream.
His new musical career enabled him to travel and work throughout the country. From north to south, Job imprinted his talent onto nearly every entertainment establishment in the country.
In October of 1983, whilst playing in a club in Songkhla, Job met and fell in love with an Englishwoman named Dorra. Dorra was to be an inspiration and an eye opener for Job, in a time when foriegners were still aliens in Thailand. She introduced Job to the works of Dylan, Marley, Tosh, The Stones, Clapton and so on, and, also gifted with a wonderful voice, began to perform onstage with her new love. Infatuated with love and inundated with new sounds, Job’s creativity flourished. He found his rightful sound in reggae and in 1985, Job and Dorra moved to the UK where they had their first son.
Job continued to work in bars and clubs but resented being told how and what to play. Instead, he took to busking the streets where he enjoyed the freedom to play whatever he wanted, how he wanted and actually earning a better wage than playing in any bar or club. However, the goal never seemed to be money for Job, even donating 10% of his earnings to OXFAM, and supporting other buskers he encountered. Bringing a fresh, original and exotic take on live performance to the streets of Scotland and Northern England, Job made an average day at the shops a unique and memorable day out. With a harmonica, drumsound kit, a guitar and his voice, Job blessed the crowds for hours with his creativity. If anyone has ever been to a Job2Do concert then I need not tell you how it might have been to catch Job singing his heart out in front of TopShop. Such was the quality of his music, he even won an award from the Mayor himself of Aberdeen, Scotland, for ’Best busker’. Although the award was a light hearted parody reflecting the hordes of street performers there, it was in itself a grand testament to Job’s skill and talent. How the son of a rubber tree farmer in rural Trang, south Thailand, became the best busker in most parts of Scotland and the British north is an incredible story alone. However, a now great and talented musician, Job’s dream was only half realized.
After returning to Thailand in 2000 with Dorra and their 3 children, Job decided it was now time to really go for it. After receiving a list of ’Jobs 2 Do’ from his wife, the long sought after name was now coined, a band was formed and an album was released. Job had been writing numerous Thai songs attempting to bridge the gap between reggae, Thai folk &amp; country music – and did so successfully: the album ’Job – Banjob’ won the Grammy award for ’Best New Artist 2001’.
Since then, Job has been progressing even more, his 2005 hit ’Doo Ter Tum’ gaining national and international acclaim and over 1.7million hits on YouTube.
His music is featured in advertisements and motion pictures and is constantly receiving requests for translation cover permission.
Job now has 7 official albums and a fanbase that stretches from the chilled shores of Khanom to the chilly shores of Scotland, from Asia to the Americas, Europe to Australia, Africa and Russia.
Job’s earlier work includes one official album and 5 cover albums under the name ’On the Job’ I, II and III and ’Job on the street’ I and II, which he and his wife recorded together. These items do exist but are extremely difficult to find. They contain various classic covers all the way from Eric Clapton to Creedance Clearwater, Bob Marley and the Rolling Stones.
Job 2 Do is currently recording an 8th album and is still performing live around the world.


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