J-Boogie brought this track in while I was working at Tierra Studios in Houston. We mixed it in Pro Tools. In addition, I used the Summit Audio DCL-200 Dual Channel Stereo Tube Compressor/Limiter and GML EQ.


Alice Russell Got the Hunger  (J-Boogie Houston Remix)

DELPHINE VOLANGE Sirènes  (feat Bertrand Belin)

Gnonnas Pedro - Irma Koi (Chief General Master Elder  REMIX)

Kelan Phil Cohran & Legacy  ''African Skies'' (USA,1993) Captcha Records

Kelan Phil Cohran & Legacy - Cohran Blues

Tala Andre Marie - Black Woman .wmv

Had this idea to flip the script on Funky Child for a long time. Finally made it happen as well as managing to get 2000 records off my floor & into a new shelf. Enjoy a free download & stay funky everyone! 

Funky Child (Nickodemus Mix)

Loi Tok Tok Eboma- Mungwana

Nina Simone - I Put A Spell On You (Laurent Voisin Remix)

Fela-ish in a good way.  Nice breaks on bari and electric keys.  All-in-all it sways and will get your blood flowing....afrobeat for ya soul!

Amen (Souljazz Orchestra)

Staff Benda Bilili - Osali Mabe (from the album "Bouger Le Monde")

https://wonderwheelrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/desert-to-douala 

An exploration of traditional Chadian music with an electronic twist... Chad is in many ways a blind spot on the map of today's global musical conversation. Overlooked, misunderstood and misrepresented, outside observers rarely concede the country an autonomous voice over its past, present and future. N’Djamena, the dusty capital of Chad with its well-kept stories of boundary-breaking musical collaborations and thirst for experimentation is a city that reflects the country's diversity: the arid North, bordering the Sahara, where nomadic tribes revere the endless desert with their handcrafted instruments. The lush tropical South, where the frenetic drumming of local initiation ceremonies blends with sounds of neighboring Congo and Cameroon. Right in the middle: N'Djamena, a forgotten melting pot of cultures and peoples bursting with unrecorded stories of life at the margins of the world's attention. Tackling this view is precisely one of the aims of Pulo NDJ. In May 2018, Nickodemus accepted an invitation from Hape Collective to travel to N'Djamena to teach a group of young adults DJ'ing and electronic music production, which resulted in the encounter between a group of talented artists from Cameroon, Chad, Congo and Togo. After a weeklong series of listening to original songs & demos, the recordings continued in a pop-up studio created by DJ Buosis & Nickodemus which culimated in Desert To Douala, an album featuring 11 songs, all originally written and recorded in N’Djamena. The project found its inspiration in the city's un-narrated diversity and seeks to explore the possibilities offered by technology to demonstrate how the country’s rich heritage connects with existing musical conversations. It strives to create bridges in a world of walls. It has been a yearlong creative process that built friendships and fostered understanding among people united by a passion for music and creation.