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Extract from the album Samurai Mind by Monkey Marginal Art free download available here:
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SmokedBeateveryDay!!!

Samurai Mind - SmokedBeat - Le Clan Des Hokuto

Found this instrumental by Dj Ismail and felt inspired to put some lyrics to it.
This is a b-side demo.  

Dj Ismail- That Old Record ft.Heeni (Featured on NETFLIX - Underdogs Documentary))

Forgive (A Man) is the second track taken from "Longing/Forgive (A Man)" 2 track digital single.

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Forgive (A Man)

DAFUNIKS - Soul Searching Feat Particle Man

Ночь длинных ножей

Eastern Sunrise

The sound defects - take out

The sound defects - angels

The sound defects - da da da

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Released December 2, 2018 

Beats & Culture’s first 7” opens with a hype cut from DJ DSK, the UK hip-hop DJ legend who is now burning things up across Asia. Known for his incredible scratching technique, DSK drops the remarkable “Tom's Thai”. Like DSK, the track is rooted both in hip-hop and Asian influences, as it utilizes catchy samples from Thai music and mixes them with crucial boom-bap beats. 

''Tom's Thai'' Produced & Mixed by DJ DSK

Compiled by Beats & Culture 
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DJ DSK - Tom's Thai

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Concept 
Return: Monomyth part 3

We come to the final chapter of the hero’s journey. We must all return, and when we return what have we learned from our quest? The road of trials has been hard but maybe the toughest task is coming to terms with life after defeating the dragon. What is the new purpose when all goals seem to have been achieved?  

Frenic finishes the epic Monomyth trilogy with “Return”  and takes you on a journey of lo-fi trip-hop beats with deep electronica & sample manipulation.   

 “I started this trilogy as a way of thanks for the amazing journeys I have taken while on tour. In particular, Greece.  I would like to thank Joseph Campbell for the inspiration and his amazing philosophy. I learned a lot researching these albums and these ideas will stay with me forever. I highly recommend you read his book, “A Hero with a Thousand faces” or watch his interview on the program, “The Power of Myth.” (Frenic)

 Art work by Sugahtank  www.behance.net/SUGAHTANK

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3.Femme Fatale

A short expedition into the much overlooked tipica cumbia sound of Panamá

The heartache, melancholy and joy in the Panamá Tipica sound is hard to match and like no other to experience. It comes from a rich background of regional musical traditions, carnival rivalry and hotbeds like the legendary 'Festival en Guarare'. As I understand it, Panamanian cumbia was first played on violin until the arrival of accordions on the Isthmus, most early acordeoneros were violinists first and foremost. This mixtape comprises of some of the best 45s from the Herrera and Los Santos provinces, from the mid 50s through to late 60s. Over the last few years I've had the good fortune to meet several of these wonderful artists. Featured here: Dorindo, Papi Brandao, Oswaldo,Fito Espina, Ulpiano, Ceferino and more... (photo compliments of Papi Brandao). Viva Panamá!

Mixtape: TIPICA Sound

This is a mix of folkloric and outer-regional music of Ethiopia, all 45s, records that I feel need to be heard. Less of breakbeats & wah wah and this time more of krar, claps, howling organs and trad melodies. For fans of previous mixes ‘Axum to Addis’ and ‘Addis Sheckla Explosion’.

Traditional Ethiopian Selection

This is a selection of a handful of Angolan 45s that have proven their spirit & longevity in my record collection. Here's to the slap-echo guitars, scratchy dikanza, hope, aspiration and musical beauty that flowered from Luanda. This sound has long informed the systems of Barranquilla and parallels cumbia, samba & compas in sonic ancestral synchronicity.

Luanda Sonó

Produced and arranged by Apanemic on an Akai MPC 2000XL.
Bass by eno pareita.
Analog mixing by Kostas Fotiou and Apanemic.

The sound defects - da da da

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