Inspired by the story of Dangerfield Newby, one of five African-Americans in the John Brown party, this Atlanta-based duo delivers a set that is deeply rooted in blues, jazz, soul, funk, hip-hop, house; pretty much the American musical spectrum. Formed by DJ's Jamal Ahmad and Mark Angel, the mission was to create a sound that encapsulated a soulful and well-rounded listening experience. Featuring the talent of countless musicians and the vocal stylings of singer/songwriter's J'Picolla, Mashan Da'lyric and Julie Dexter, their debut "Hariet" is out now and the album can best be described as a "groove gumbo". Member Jamal Ahmad, says that "the mission was to dig deep inside and pull out all of our most personal influences. No matter if it's hip-hop like A Tribe Called Quest or house music in the Master At Work vein: we wanted to create a warm. personal sound". They just released their second album entitled "Southern Suns"

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Pour cela, nous avons créé le label MANGALYAN RECORDS en 1993. Nous bénéficions sur certains projets de partenariats avec des Majors Compagnies.

Artcover line: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/23/travel/the-atlantic-city-the-boardwalk-emperor-knew.html

The Atlantic City of Prohibition can still be found. James' Salt Water Taffy, founded in 1880 and run out of its original storefront on the boardwalk. Credit Jessica Kourkounis for The New York Times.

Artcover insert: Art Cover by Katherine Towler(early 1970s):
A lonely, long-gone West Village cocktail lounge
February 3, 2011 / I have no idea when George Herdt’s bar and restaurant opened or closed. And I can only guess at the clientele—perhaps the same mix of longshoremen, factory workers, and locals who frequented the White Horse a few blocks away back in the 1940s and 1950s, way before the far West Village became trendy. This lovely, ghostly photo was taken in the early 1970s by author Katherine Towler. She lived in Chelsea then; luckily she documented some West Side haunts of the time—most, like this one, are no longer there.

Today, 284 West 12th Street houses Cafe Cluny, NYC.
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