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Afrodesia – Episode One

Deep Down In Zanzibar

Risco Connection - Ain't No Stopping Us Now

Sir Victor Uwaifo - Ohue

Upside Down / Music Of Many Colours

2000 Blacks Got To Be Free (feat. Roy Ayers)

https://BBEmusic.lnk.to/LoveMeForReal
DJ, edit maestro, buyer for Juno records and founder of the excellent Mukatsuku imprint, Nik Weston is no stranger to the world of afro- centric music. Having fallen in love with our two recent reissues of ultra rare records by Ghanaian afro-disco pioneer Rim Kwaku Obeng, Nik got to work re- editing a track from each release. Both versions are now extremely DJ friendly. "Love Me For Real" by Rim & Kasa is an instantly seductive disco killer with an ever-growing groove, cleverly looped up by Mr Weston for maximum impact. "Gas Line" has a real funk edge thanks to it's tight horn section and call-response vocal. Nick's edit takes it new heights, keeping that addictive groove going and going.
Already receiving support from Kon, Volcov, Faze Action and Marc Hype among many others, don't sleep on these stunning edits.

Rim & Kasa - Love Me For Real (Nik Weston Edit)

1 of 4 tracks on the Brazilian Compilation Series Vol.2

Other artist include: Fatnotrocnic & Poolside, TonyAdams, Daniel.T. and a Special Guest.

Vinyl released soon

Brazilian Compilation Series Vol.2

Joutro Mundo - Nao Force

Estiban- Come To Me

Rush Hour reissue the soulful electronic productions of Senyaka Kekana, a legendary South African musician who played a key role in the development of kwaito in the mid 90s.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/05/12/premiere-senyaka-dont-judge-me-bad/
Listen on Youtube: bit.ly/rush-hour-senyaka

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Senyaka - Don't Judge Me Bad (STW Premiere)

Oby Onyioha is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. She was born in Lagos and brought up in the eastern part of Nigeria. Her father was the Head of the Godian Religion. With its message of universal unity and its philosophy of “biri ka’m biri” (live and let live), Godaism seeks to bring harmony among the people of different religions in spite of their diversities. 

Raised in this philosophy, Oby Onyioha first burst onto the Nigerian music scene in 1981 with the album “I Want To Feel Your Love” (Time Records Nigeria) which was named after her hugely successful single of the same title and also includes the two-stepping, finger snapping song “Enjoy Your Life”, with classic strings and freedom love themed lyrics making it a motivational anthem one cannot resist to dance on. The debut album was a huge success and took the Nigerian music scene by storm, at a time when disco music was considered the exclusive domain of western artists.

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Oby Onyioha - Enjoy Your Life (JH Edit)

African Funk Experimentals 1979 - 1981 Vinyl

Pasteur Lappe - More Sekele Movement (Papa Ni Mama)

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@rushhourrecords is back with some dope news on its reissue series. Heat in two flavors ; check out the Zaïrian electronic dancefloor banger “Nakombe Nga” from 1989 by "Les Choc Stars" here. Comes with the dope, unheard Belgium new beat version on the flipside… The record is co-curated with renowned record fiend John Gomez. Get it there : http://rushhourmusic.com/?p=4335

PREMIERE : Les Choc Stars Du Zaire - Nakombe Nga

Soundway Records present ’24 Hours in A Disco 1978 - 82’, 7 cuts of relentless disco grooves from the sublimely gifted Kiki Gyan. Hailed as Africa’s answer to Stevie Wonder, Ghanaian multi-instrumentalist Kiki Gyan was a musical wunderkind who by 1975 had risen from the lowly status of high school dropout to being ranked eighth in a poll of the greatest keyboardists in the world (occupying the rarefied air of the top ten with heavyweights like Steve Winwood, Billy Preston, and Stevie Wonder) as well as becoming an in-demand session player in the top recording studios of London - all before his twenty-first birthday. 

Out on his own, he produced a series of highly ambitious disco records aimed at positioning him as an international star, but weighed down by the excesses of the era, Gyan saw his meteoric rise matched by an equally swift fall back into obscurity. 

Loved dearly by his contemporaries and sorely missed since his death in 2005 the story of the life of Kofi Kwarko ‘Kiki’ Gyan is one often told with warning by his friends to the new generation of aspiring Ghanaian popstars.

Soundway Records now collects the best of Gyan’s work as a frontman and solo artist, featuring an array of electrifying disco grooves that still sound contemporary (and in some cases futuristic) decades after their initial release.

Released on CD and 2xLP both formats are accompanied with detailed liner notes written by Uchenna Ikonne. LP version comes with a free MP3 download of the release. 

Kiki Gyan - Disco Dancer

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Jibiti (Bosq Remix)

Dijego has made music, broadly made music, from he was 6 years old and
never back down since then...


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