Name: Armonica - Ngeke (andhim Remix)- Cut by Lasseee in Tech
Duration: 6 min 1 s
Description: TFW you just finished throwing kettle bells then ate fresh Elk Meat after smoking Marijuana and are now laying in your Sensory Deprivation Tank thinking about how you are just a talking monkey on an organic spaceship flying through the universe

hhahahahahahahah almighty joe trippin balls

I laughed so hard when i saw joe rogan's face

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Tu amor es pura poesia
Mi corazón siempre te recordará

Cada noche te busco en mis sueños
Y aunque no te vea te sigo a buscar

Volveremos a bailar la rumba juntos
La mar no nos separará

Cada noche te espero en mis sueños
Y aunque no te vea te sigo a esperar

With Each Passing Day

Rumba Tumba - TÂCHES Remix

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Moojo & Arodes’ upcoming Healing EP on MoBlack Records is the introspective sonic journey we could all use right now. Starting off the three-tracker is a synergetic collaboration between the two artists. “Reborn” graciously melds organic instruments with crisp synths and celestial harmonies, transcending climactic progressions with resilience and clarity. Up next, Arodes casts “Storm.” Propelling moist undulations and fierce metallic resonance, this electronic submersion is a potent nocturnal cleansing. Wrapping up, Moojo delivers a finale to infinite bliss. Drifting stunning melodies and deep, mesmerizing rhythms, the title track is the perfect balance of lush instrumentals and elegant electronic cadences. A “Healing” for the soul, through the power of vibrations.
Press by Marie J Floro
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro

MBR467 - Moojo - Healing

Chloé Caillet - Doudou (Edit)

<p>Edu Imbernon doesn&#8217;t need introductions, not at least in the kitty label. He is without any doubt one of the most prolific artists from Suara and also from the worldwide scene. For this fantastic EP he decided to use the unique voice of Sutja Gutiérrez, a very close friend of Edu and Spanish singer that has previously worked with him or Los Suruba, among many others. &#8220;Your Rules&#8221; is an imaginative deep track with a great vocal traction and a very fresh vibe. The remix from &#8220;Dubspeeka&#8221; is a much more focused dancefloor cut but mantains the true essence of the original mix. In this EP you will also find a &#8220;Dub Mix&#8221; without vocals. Edu Imbernon + Suara = Success!<br />
Artwork by Gaas<br />
Mastering by www.pobla.es</p>

Edu Imbernon & Sutja Gutierrez - Your Rules Feat. Sutja Gutierrez (Dubspeeka Remix) [Suara]

Laurent Garnier - 6 hours DJ set @ Le Sucre (05/12/2014)

Berlin 7AM (Waiting Backwards Mix)

The Martinez Brothers B2B Seth Troxler Timewarp

The first release of any label is an important, prestigious honor, much less the second coming of Erick Morillo's ​SONDOS imprint which aims to house tracks with Latin, tribal and techno influences, relaunching this summer.
Hand-picked by Morillo himself is none other than Swiss standout Andrea Oliva who has been dealt the challenging task of remixing not one, but two versions of Thick Dick's classic 'Welcome To The Jungle'. 
Oliva's first mix arrives here today on ​Mixmag​, emphasizing the strong and sharp percussive elements that'll be a highlight of SONDOS' future outputs as well. Already played out at Andrea's beloved Ushuaïa shows to massive reactions, you can guarantee this beloved classic has received a fair return.
The 'Welcome To The Jungle' remixes are out on SONDOS on July 17.

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Premiere: Thick Dick 'Welcome To The Jungle' (Andrea Oliva Mix 1)

TFW you just finished throwing kettle bells then ate fresh Elk Meat after smoking Marijuana and are now laying in your Sensory Deprivation Tank thinking about how you are just a talking monkey on an organic spaceship flying through the universe

Armonica - Ngeke (andhim Remix)- Cut

Ngeke

Ngeke (Andhim Remix)

African Paradigm

Tamale (feat. Sona Diabate)

And finally we find Adam Port on B2, pursuing his knack for lost African treasures. Once again he finds the source material in an old traditional by Quim Manuel O Espirito Santo. Port's edit of "Eme Lelu" seeks to update the original in some of the rhythmic patterns and create a whole new dramaturgic, floor tweaked build up, yet he leaves the original's cheer- and playful nature untouched. Cheers to Analog Africa for providing the original composition.

Quim Manuel - "Eme Lelu“ is taken from the compilation ‚Angola Soundtrack‘ courtesy of Analog Africa https://analogafrica.bandcamp.com/track/eme-lelu

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