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A groovy bass line and melodic guitar themes and solos makes a relaxed balearic feel good track for the beaches and cosy chillout matters. 

Released on Music For Dreams!

Charité (Snippet)- Dalholt & Langkilde

noche de lofi

Maajo stands for May. The month of excitement and expectation of imminent joy. A time of hope following weeks and months of rain and cold. The time that best encapsulates escapism, those wistful, delightful daydreams. A time when you release yourself from everyday routine and already begin to live in the holiday that hasn’t yet arrived. A place that might not even exist. Let it be a warm, a joyous place, a fuzzy bricolage you witness after passing out while watching a David Attenborough documentary. Outlandish and romantic ideas of distant cultures. Maajo is motion, movement from one place to another. It is moving without travelling, dream and dance.
Maajo is a musical continuation of the similarly titled 12” single by Herman Prime, the producer’s idea expanded to a five member band. The music is the product of a mixed technique where vocal samples and programmed synthesizers coalesce with fingerplucked guitars and handheld percussion. Beneath everything run several strong currents of inspiration: an obsession with balearic disco, deep tribal roots, a love of eighties afropop, lessons from minimalist composers and a desire to just dub it up.
Tropic of Tulli is not a direct flight but a meandering journey. Starting beside a flowing river, Kaba sends us on our way with a gentle arrangement of kalimba and a Mandinga poem. Two midtempo groovers, Tum’pi and Makkara, set an expectant mood. Musa Paradisa lands on a tropical island with plentiful percussion and a clatter of mallets. The party starts with the fervent afrodisco number Okudu. There is a strange detour to an urban cityscape with Fode’s meandering bass line and street drummer for company. The path leads to a dark rainforest, both menacing and inviting, following Kofi Obu’s feverish vocal and desertic guitar riff. Darkness is Good is a bout of afrocosmic exploration. A.O.O. offers a final chance for a sunrise dance before the beautiful balearic theme Maajo closes the album with an intoxicated smile.

Listen on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJgisJgM9D4&feature=youtu.be

Tropic Of Tulli

PREMIERE : Maajo - Kofi Obu

The Balearic bomb has been regrooved and will be released digitally for the first time in 2022

Bad Desire

Bad Desire 2022 The Dead Rose Music Company

State Trooper (Trentemøller Mix)

Remixed By Mark Evetts
Written & Produced By Alexandre Mouracade
Vocals By Toby Ernest

Sonns - On My Mind (Mark E Remix)

Nicolas Jaar @ Batumi / Rendez-vous (Georgia)

Luca C & Brigante - Lucio (Nicolas Jaar & Dave Harrington Edit)

After Laughter Comes Tears (Nicolas Jaar remix)

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Artist: Kalabrese
Title: Independent Dancer
Label: Rumpelmusig
Cat.-No.: rump002-2
Releasedate: April 2013
Format: 2-LP incl. cardboard CD / CD / Download

Tracklisting:

01. “Purple Rose“ (6:37)
02. “Let The Good Times Roll“ (feat. A.C. Kupper) (4:44)
03. “Independent Dancer“ (5:18)
04. “Fresh And Foolish“ (feat. Sarah Palin) (4:57)
05. “Makossa“ (4:20)
06. “Desperate Man“ (feat. Khan) (10:35)
07. “Booklyn55“ (6:19)
08. “Stone On Your Back“ (6:48)
09. “Wanzka“ (8:57)
10. “Sihltal“ (8:50)
11. “Marzikala“ (5:44)
12. “Das Haus Am Fluss“ (2:58)
13. “Find A Place“ (3:21)

Digital Bonus:
“Feeding Me” (8:08)
“Is This” (6:54)
“Afterhour” (4:28)

Listen here: http://soundcloud.com/rumpelmusig/sets/rump002-2-kalabrese/

For more info on Kalabrese head to:

http://www.rumpelmusig.com/releases/independent-dancer/

Links:
www.kalabrese.com
www.rumpelmusig.com
www.facebook.com/kalabrese.rumpelorchester
@kalaspatz

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