Name: Amina - Diki, Diki (Kosta Kostov + DJ Panko Remix) - free download - by kkostov
Duration: 3 min 32 s
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great track. is it available in high bitrate?

Rewind in time to the mid 2000’s when Nickodemus was making many collaborations in San Juan Puerto Rico with the Candela All-stars, Quantic, & many Salsa, Rumba legends. Vocalist & guirro player Sammy Ayala (from the groups Ismail Rivera & Cortijo) was one of those legends & they had a quick easy style of working together. Baila a tú Manera feat Sammy Ayala came out with a Whiskey Barons remix in 2012. Almost 10 years later & we have another remix aimed straight for the dancefloor by the one & only Captain Planet. Let the dancers loose & raise a toast to the late great beautiful Sammy Ayala one more time.

Nickodemus - Baila A Tú Manera (feat. Sammy Ayala) [Captain Planet Remix]

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Beynelmilân Orkestrasi
Release date: september 16, 2021.
45rp pressing limited to 300 copies.
Vinyl available on Bandcamp (1 free digital bonus track for each order)

A - Tatli Dile Güler Yüze
B - Kirpiklerini Ok Eyle

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Amina - Diki, Diki (Kosta Kostov + DJ Panko Remix) - free download -

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Road666 est le premier EP des Sheitan Brothers ainsi que la première sortie du label Zelaian Disco Club crée de toute pièce par les frères diaboliques.
La rage contenue au creux des sillons est issue d’influences diverses naviguant du Moyen Orient à l’Ile de la Réunion. Road666 est un produit chamanique et vaudoo offert en pature au dancefloor. 
Entre tradition, sonorités électroniques solaires et percussives, Bled Runner et Gardien Volcan n’ont que, pour unique ambition, de ne jamais laisser aucun danseur imaginer pouvoir échapper à une insolation nocturne.

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Born from the L.A heat, Jose Marquez looks to Mali, incorporating Palm-wine guitar and Jùjú style rhythms, with nods to the work of legendary musicians Ali Farka Touré and King Sunny Adé.

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Jose Marquez - Mali Blues (STW Premiere)

The second of Alma Negra’s 12 Rhythms Series is dedicated to the Maloya sound from La Réunion, a tiny island where a melting pot of cultures is reflected strongly in its music. Maloya’s roots go back to the time of slavery, its quick tempo and raw energy making it not only a popular dance music but also a powerful protest through movement.
On their Maloya EP, the Basel collective pay tribute to the hypnotic rhythms that were feared both by the Catholic Church and the French government for the musical form’s subversive part in the rebellion against colonialism.
The release revolves around two contrasting Alma Negra re-workings of Lindigo’s Tany Be. The first takes a classic call & response structure in 12/8 and 6/8 rhythms, adding a driving bass line and guitar licks. A solid 909-kick locks things in step, along with a sax flourish and FM synths. Their re-imagining of African and Tamil influences for modern dancers is a triumphant manifestation of the music’s origins.
With the main reworking focusing on a rolling dance floor groove, the Dub Mix concentrates on trance-inducing aspect of Maloya. Using a modular set up to pick apart layers of percussion, it is a dense and heady trip into the spirit world.
The B side focuses on Christine Salem, one of today's stars of the Maloya scene. Without wanting to squeeze the soul from her deep tones, Kabaré is slowed down a notch, with drums added sparingly. This sensitive treatment gives the track just enough weight and tension to punch in on todays dance floors without losing the intent of the original.
The source material for this EP has been road tested from the very beginning of Alma Negra’s journey. The collective have gone to great lengths to ensure the original creators are on board with their treatment of their music and are honoured to be given the chance to distil their own ethos into a record that is bubbling with today’s dance floor drive. Their reverent treatment aims to preserve the power and beauty of the source material, to bring uncovered gems to a new audience.

Maloya

A1 Lindigo - Tany Be (Alma Negra Rework)

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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

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Following the sell-out success of our landmark compilation, J Jazz: deep modern jazz from Japan 1969-1984, BBE Records is thrilled to present another exploration into the very finest Japanese modern jazz.

J Jazz 2 builds on the solid foundation of the first compilation and sees co-compilers Tony Higgins and Mike Peden once again pick choice sections from their own record collections. They present a deep dive into an intoxicating and beguiling range of styles: from cinematic roaring big-band (Little G by Nobuo Hara) and sparse minimal acoustic funk (Teru Teru Bozo by Teru Sakomoto), to deep spiritual modal epics (Dragon Dance by Makoto Terashita and Harold Land) and funk fusion (Mother of the Future by Electro Keyboard Orchestra). J Jazz 2 delivers more astonishing high quality jazz that will appeal the old school hard-core jazz head as much as those digging the current sounds of the current vibrant jazz explosion in the UK and USA.

The specially chosen tracks on J Jazz volume two span across 25 years of Japanese musical progression and invention. From the elegiac stark beauty of Serenade to a Dimly Lit Street and the modal vortex of Daguri, to the fierce post-bop freedom of Bull Trout and the mid-tempo bossa lilt of Vietnam, there is enough here to satisfy the most curious and demanding jazz fan seeking something extra special. J Jazz 2 is available across all formats.

Makoto Terashita Meets Harold Land - Dragon Dance

The new Doble Redoble album is out - you can listen and buy it at: https://dobleredoble.bandcamp.com/album/nz-mbi

On their sophmore album “Borchi y Su Doble Redoble” evolves completely into just “Doble Redoble” - consolidating their search for the perfect beat into a new kind of music that moves seamlessly between acoustic sounds, transformed samples and avant garde electronica.

Doble Redoble is the live electronic music project by Borchi and Asaph Sánchez, two musicians from the global bass and jazz scenes from Mexico City that make club music for instrumental hip hop lovers.

Unlike their first album “Carnaval Callejero Himnos de Club”, which was focused on taking street carnival sounds into the clubs’ soundsystems, on “Nzúmbi” they escape from that concept to create a new synthesis of what new global electronic music could sound. The album is a tribute to a cosmopolitan array of global music clashing against alternative electronic sounds, focusing on turning club ready grooves into full songs that can go straight to the heart of the listener.

Throughout the tracklist Doble Redoble presents tracks like “One More Time” which is an homage to Fat Fat Freddy’s Drop electronic dub reggae, “Montblanc” and “Bonn” create a Shigeto meets Fela Kuti type of eclectic house, “Simon” sounds like Too Many Zooz meets Machinedrum and “Sube” is a LATAM hip hop approach on Swindle’s music. It is an album of electronic music that transmits the effervescent energy of Mexico City and Latin culture without using any of the go-to templates of world music for export.

The album is produced by Andrés Oddone, a well known name in the global music scene having produced and mixed albums for Chancha Vía Circuito, El Búho, Frikstailers. It includes collaborations by Taiwan MC, Boogat, Baja Frequencia and MV Charlot.

Credits of the album:
Composition and production: Pablo Borchi, Asaph Sánchez
Production and mix: Andrés Oddone
Mastering: Sebastián Cordovés
Artwork: Juan Fuji

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Doble Redoble - One More Time ft. Taiwan MC

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