Too bad clap clap just plays American EDM at his shows... cause this is why I went to see him.

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UMOJA - Mo Fiya!

Michael Ozone is a brilliant producer based in Melbourne, Australia who made this remix for the Aby Ngana Diop Remixes digital EP, out now. http://bit.ly/1JW81fr

Michael Ozone's Liital Rhythm -- Aby Ngana Diop Remixes ATFA011

Brazilian-Australian Rapoeira wizard XANGA is back on Multi Culti with a 3-tracker, backed by a sparkly remix from Ecuador’s Nicola Cruz.

Multi Culti throws down a kitschy pop manifesto with Get Outta My Dreams, a Tarzan-sampling call to the wild that implores us to leave the city and align with nature. Xanga gives overt voice to what we’re all feeling, stuck in urban existence, longing to dance among jungle spirits. 

This is the Way it Starts continues with mad-cap percussion, taking things far off the rails of conventional dance music with live-pulsing rhythms and fast paced arrangement. La Luz rounds off the EP with a hypnotic, shaker-driven groove and trippy, delay-soaked tuned percussion layers. Xanga moving with confident steps towards a distinctly individual sound. 

Nicola Cruz, hot off his latest releases on Multi Culti and ZZK, chimes in with his remix of Get Outta My Dreams, reinforcing the beats, adding his chugging South American tribalism while preserving the feel of the original.

Xanga - This Is The Way It Starts

Tribilin Sound - Angola Vibe

From the upcoming album "Konono N°1 meets Batida"

Konono N°1 meets Batida - "Um Nzonzing"

Last winter solstice I released my last EP “Bundok” (mountain) and announced that I would be releasing a new EP every solstice and equinox. I’m happy to announce that my Spring EP “Island Blooms” is here!
In this 3 track EP you’ll find: metallic gong sounds of the Philippine kulintang layered over afrobeat, moombahton and cumbia. Brazilian baile funk patterns remixed with rhythms that came from my hands/heart/ancestors. Moombahsoul, jazzy chords and funky breaks with a healthy dose of assorted percussion and a hint of vocal. Flavors of the world that somehow found their way to my shore and that I reflected back through my Northeast Los Angeles, Filipina-American style.

all tracks prod. by Gingee
mastered by Barnabas Kiss
cover art by: Sick Delicious

BUY: gingee.bandcamp.com/album/island-blooms-ep A portion of the proceeds will be donated to www.salupongan.org an organization defending indigenous people's (Lumad) right to education in the Philippines. #saveourschools

Island Blooms

Coco Water

Blood Money Drug Money

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Exploding onto the scene with their September 2018 ‘Open My Eyes’ EP, Onipa are rapidly making a name for themselves with their original, innovative fusion of afro grooves and electronics and explosive live show.

This remix EP brings together a diverse range of creative responses to the original material, incorporating house, UK garage, afro funky, wonky hiphop and leftfield electronica.

Famous for their mashups and bootlegs of legendary artists from Oumou Sangare to Tito Puente on their own Persie Edits label, and resident at London’s infamous Percolate parties, Krywald and Farrer keep all the afro bounce of the original ‘Woza’ while extending it into a proper uplifting dancefloor filler.

French producer Mr. Boom brings a decidedly UK garage influenced treatment to EP title track ‘Open My Eyes’, swapping the afro disco optimism of the original for a dark, hoods-up, London night-bus influenced late night sound.

South London Newcomer Marot has been carving out his own niche in bass-driven afro sounds. Here he brings a UK-funky, bassline driven take to ‘I Know’, adding a demented, carnival flavour to the dark tone of the original, complete with warped dark sounds and messed up whistles like some kind of acid-driven Buraka Som Sistema.

Original Onipa producer Tom Excell brings a heavily West-Coast, Flying Lotus-influenced rework of the original ‘Baala’, totally changing the tempo to create a completely different kind of track from the original.

Dream Diary label boss Oslo Roma finishes off with a deep, low-slung, gnawa-influenced rework, keeping the 6/8 feel and edgy, melancholy style of the original with the addition of a hypnotic bassline and dreamy, majestic pads.

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Onipa - I Know (Oslo Roma Remix)- FREE DOWNLOAD

Out November 13, pre-order it here: https://maloca.bandcamp.com/album/maloca-vol-1

Featuring eight different artists from Mexico to Lithuania, Peru, Portugal, Florida, UK and Belgium, ‘Maloca Vol. 1’ outlines the worldly focus of @le-motel’s new label @malocarecords.

The label’s ethos is to build bridges interlinking disparate yet like-minded musicians dedicated to blending organic electronic and acoustic elements. The global network of makers highlighted on 'Maloca Vol.1', the label’s first compilation, confabs a terrestrial and borderless percussive sound that has been bubbling in clubs and Le Motel’s orbit.

Opening the compilation is esteemed Peruvian duo @dengue with the spectral synths and organic sounding foundations of 'Minerals'.

Maloca Vol.1

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Premiere: Dengue Dengue Dengue 'Minerals'

Afro future beat shake. An ongoing round trip journey between tribes and psyche, desert and spaceships, jungle and skyscrapers. 
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