Kasambila

It Was All a Ruse

Tracklist:

No Regular Play - Owe me (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Nicolas Jaar - El bandido
Nina Simone - Feeling good (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Nicolas Jaar - Shakedown
Nicolas Jaar - Stay in Love
Ellen Allien - Flashy Flashy (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Mathieu Dear - You put a smell on me (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Azari & III - Into the night (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Nicolas Jaar - Marks
Kasper Bjorke - Heaven (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Nicolas Jaar - Time for us
Nicolas Jaar - Variations
Nicolas Jaar - Come N get it
Nicolas Jaar - Keep me there
Michael Jackson - Billie jeans (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Nicolas Jaar - Problems with the sun
Jacques Brel - Les marquises (Nicolas Jaar remix)
Nicolas Jaar - Wouh
Nicolas Jaar - I got a woman
Nicolas Jaar - Colomb

Tribute to Nicolas Jaar (Part 1)

Odyssey

Yamasuki - Fudji Yama (Polo & Pan Remix)

ISSA BOP

Little edit for all my people... please enjoy it as much as I did making it :) Credits to Los Invasores, Peter for a nice touch up on the original, which helped me make this

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Los Invasores - El Raton (Bona Fide Edit)

Bananenräuber

NU - Endup

The pampa, filled with enigmatic lines and geoglyphs known as Nazca, gives name to this record label.

Nazca Records was created to collect the music that Viracochas (beings of other worlds), shared with the ancient Nazca people, known for their love for music, dance and nature. 

These recordings represent the music that was once played in another time and that will be played again in the future…They are the memories of the future.

Each vinyl and recording tells a story of the memories from each ceremony that took place in the Pampa Colorada, from music that was played, and of the figures and lines that the Nazcas used to show their gratitude to the Viracochas.
Maybe you’re wondering how its possible or how we were able to capture those recordings in Nazca Records to then press to vinyl. 
It has been discovered that if an intelligent or exotic species wanted to connect to others, they would use radio signals as they can travel any distance and require very little energy to send.
The logical wave frequency to communicate would be 1420 Megahertz, which is the frequency irradiated by the neutral hydrogen, when its atoms interact between each other. 
Based on this info and knowing that hydrogen is the most abundant element in space, and after a lot of tries, in the end we were finally able to connect with the Viracochas!
This second vinyl contains recordings of the Viracocha Rigopolar. A disc, a journey, a history narrated along the 4 tracks and represented by the lines that the Nazcas called “the greater hands.”

Release date:
Vinyl - 14th July 2017 https://goo.gl/Ye6PGa
Digital - 24th July 2017 https://goo.gl/Hu5eVB

B1. Rigopolar - Sun Of Lemuria (Original Mix). NAZCA002

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Wonderwheel Recordings is proud to present Karimba Diabolic Remixed, a brand new remix album from the Peruvian future roots collective Novalima.  Founded by four friends from Lima with a shared passion for both traditional Afro-Peruvian music and modern DJ culture, Novalima searches for the common ground between past and future, between tradition and innovation. Being one of their home countries hottest exports, (where they have gone platinum) their efforts have a helped bridge the divide between the Peruvian mainstream and the Afro-Peruvian community, a minority population that has struggled against discrimination and the threat of cultural dissolution for generations. Outside of Peru, Novalima has garnered critical acclaim from mainstream and underground media alike, a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Album, and a featured spot in cult filmmaker Robert Rodriguez’s hit Mexploitation movie Machete. 

Here on Karimba Diabolic Remixed, Novalima has hand selected some of their favorite remixers to re-interpret last year’s Karimba album to their own vision. The choice of remixers also reflects Novalima’s global appeal in the Latin diaspora worldwide. The UK is represented with well known West London producer Seiji’s heavy synth-based four-to-the-floor reworking of “Mamaye”, and UK / Brazilian supergroup Da Lata giving us a rootsy swinging version of “Malivio Son”.  As it’s recently become a hotbed of Latin infused dance music and culture, California is heavily represented with remixes from KCRW / AfroFunke DJ and Los Angeles mainstay Jeremy Sole fleshes out “Macaco” into a smooth call and response affair. SF based Acid Jazz legend DJ Smash delivers a squelchy, bouncy version of “Diablo”, while Bay Area veteran band Afrolicious freaks “Zarambe” into a dancefloor joint equally influenced by house music and Fela Kuti. LA/NYC DJ Sabo reinterprets “Diablo” with his signature deep and dirty Moombahton style, while Thievery Corporation’s Rob Garza takes “Festejo” into swirling, psychedelic house vibe. NYC DJ producer and Wonderwheel label head Nickodemus takes “Mamaye” into bass and percussion heavy dancefloor territory, while Novalima affiliated DJ collective Coba Soundsystem deliver varied takes on “Festejo” and “Malivio Son”. Also included are remixes from Barcelona’s AndyLoop and Los Chicos Altos and deep house producer Xacosa. As an added bonus, the album contains one brand new, unreleased Novalima tracks – “Payande”.


Yamasuki - Fudji Yama (Polo & Pan Remix)

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