Second volume of the classic Blundetto mix serie.

Blundetto - No ID No Entry #2

A late night selection from Ogoun Ferraille at Casa Del Molino with some very rare and unreleased Beninese records and other gems from Burkina Faso, Zambia, Ivory Coast and Nigeria!

Ogoun Ferraille @ Casa Del Molino - Late Night Selection

An hour long trip through the funked-up side of Brian Eno's output since the 70’s. Expect David Bryne, nonsense verse, Talking Heads, The Grid and a whole lot of slap bass.

Tracklist •
Brian Eno - I Fall Up (Virgin)
Brian Eno & Snatch - R.A.F. - (Opal/Virgin)
Brian Eno & David Byrne - Regiment	(Virgin)
The Grid - Heartbeat (Brian Eno Squelchy mix) (Virgin)
Brian Eno - More Volts (Editions EG)
Brian Eno - Ali Click (Opal)
Brian Eno - Untitled (Opal/Virgin)
Brian Eno - No One Receiving (Virgin)
Brian Eno & David Byrne - America Is Waiting (Virgin)
Brian Eno & David Byrne - Defiant (Virgin)
Brian Eno - Strong Flashes (Virgin)
Brian Eno - What Actually Happened? (Opal)
Talking Heads - I, Zimbra	(Sire / Warner Brothers)
Brian Eno & David Byrne - The Jezebel Spirit (Virgin)
Brian Eno - Fractal Zoom (Opal)
Talking Heads	- Crosseyed and Painless (Sire/Warner Brothers)
Brian Eno - Kurt's Rejoinder (Virgin)
Brian Eno & David Byrne - Help Me Somebody (Virgin)

More Volts: The Funky Eno

Munk's Jazz Head Mix No 7

Brennero (@fabianbrennecke) stopped by the BBC Wohnzimmer on Friday 08.12 with some truly amazing records to play! Showing us the depth of his world digging collection - he played beautiful zouk and kwaito gems from South Africa and beyond! Check out www.berlinbasscollective.com for more live sets, mixes, videos, and party dates! BBC liebt euch!

Brennero - about 100 pt. 2 (live from the BBC Wohnzimmer)

Here is the Afrolicious 5 year anniversary mix, lovingly compiled and mixed by DJ Pleasuremaker, featuring a mix of both original tracks and standard Afrolicious DJ songs that can be heard regularly at the weekly party or anywhere an Afrolicious DJ set goes down. 
Track listing is as follows:
1.Gritty Street, Sunny Day  --Afrolicious feat. Will Magid and Aaron Leibowitz
2.Afro-Spot  -- Lightning Head
3.Modern Ghanaians -- King Ayisoba Feat. Kontihene Kwabena Kwabena & Kwaku-T
4.Center's Groove (Captain Planet remix) -- DJ Center
5.Filhy Mc Nasty (4 Hero Mix) -- Allen Hoist
6.Tu Fiesta Personal (TM_Juke_dub) -- MO_HORIZONS
7.Never Do That (feat. Finley Quaye Parker remix) -- Tape Loops
8. Raggasamba --Magic Drum Orchestra
9.Afro Shigida Featuring Kojato (Suonho Spirit Of 70s RMX)--The Bahama Soul Club
10.Revolution --Afrolicious 
11. Asa Asa (Afrolicious Remix) -- Fred Fisher
12.Ma Do Nar -- Los Chicharrons
13.Sisters Of Soul, Brothers Of Funk  (Greg Wilson Version) -- 6ix Toys
14.Afrobeat in Power (Aka V.I.P.) --Fela Kuti mashed up by Afrodisiac Soundsystem
15.Never Let No One --Afrolicious feat. Fresh is Life
16.Life_Is_A_Trip_(Mo'_Horizons_Remix) --Gypsy_Brown
17.My Beat (Sumo Rebounce) --Blaze
18. Pleasure Power feat. Ijeoma Njoku, Ziek McCarter, and Pleasuremaker

Afrolicious 5 year mix

Maxye est une DJ Parisienne au style unique, ses sets sont éclectiques et sa sélection est pointue. 
Sa musique évolue entre Chicago, Berlin et Lagos dans un univers résolument House, aux accents de musique du monde, de disco et de bass music. Tout dépend de son public et de l’humeur du jour. 
Elle n’a qu’une seule idée en tête : faire danser son public sur ses sets où « groove » est naturellement le fil rouge.

> https://www.soundcloud.com/maxyemusic 
> https://www.instagram.com/maxyemusic 
> https://www.maxye.fr
› https://www.lemellotron.com/la-bonne-vibration

Maxye - La Bonne Vibration #1

Maxye est une DJ Parisienne au style unique, ses sets sont éclectiques et sa sélection est pointue. 
Sa musique évolue entre Chicago, Berlin et Lagos dans un univers résolument House, aux accents de musique du monde, de disco et de bass music. Tout dépend de son public et de l’humeur du jour. 
Elle n’a qu’une seule idée en tête : faire danser son public sur ses sets où « groove » est naturellement le fil rouge.

› https://www.soundcloud.com/maxyemusic 
› https://www.instagram.com/maxyemusic 
› https://www.maxye.fr 
› https://www.lemellotron.com/la-bonne-vibration

La Bonne Vibration #3

African Head Charge started life as a studio recording project in 1981 when the percussion talents of Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah combined with the studio wizardry of Adrian Sherwood. Bonjo had come to England from a Rasta camp in the hills of Clarendon, Jamaica. From as early as he can remember he studied and played percussion, learning not only Rasta/Nyabinghi drums but also African and Afro Cuban rhythms. He also loved to experiment, which made working with Sherwood perfect. Working with tape loops, manipulated and vari-speeded 1/4 inch tape that was re-recorded back to the multi-track tape, reverbs and delays, this was then applied to the performances of the musicians. And so the first psychedelic African dub LP ‘My Life In A Hole In The Ground’ was created.

It was not until the late 1980s that African Head Charge made its first appearance as a live band, taking place at the University of London (ULU) and instantly a sold out success. What followed in the next few years gave them semi-legendary status, with performances at festivals such as Glastonbury and Womad, and visits to Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

Three more largely experimental studio albums followed throughout the 80’s: ‘Environmental Studies’ (1982), ‘Drastic Season’ (1983) and ‘Off The Beaten Track’ (1986). The latter has been hailed as both a seminal recording in the progressive use of sound-bite technology and an excellent example of the integration of live instrumentation and programmed music.

1990 saw the release of the ‘Songs Of Praise’ LP widely acknowledged as their masterpiece. It featured religious chants from different parts of the world set to an African dub backdrop of multi-layered percussion and demonstrated another evolution in their sound. It was followed by the complimentary ‘In Pursuit Of Shashamane Land’ album in 1993.

In 1995 Bonjo left London to start a new life in Ghana and it was not until 2003 that he made a return visit to London and renewed his partnership with Adrian Sherwood on ‘Vision Of A Psychedelic Africa’, released in 2005. Voodoo of the Godsent is their most recent studio album, described by the label as being “the culmination of thirty years of endeavour”.

In 2016 On-U Sound put out vinyl reissues of the first four African Head Charge albums, which had become increasingly sought after by DJs and collectors. These were followed up with an LP of unreleased tracks and excursions from that same early-80s period, ‘Return Of The Crocodile’, carefully transferred from the original decaying tapes and sequenced for release by On-U archivist Patrick Dokter.

African Head Charge have returned to the live stage in recent years with a line-up featuring original African Head Charge members and augmented by the electronics of Gaudi (recently heard on Lee “Scratch” Perry’s ‘Rainford’ and ‘Heavy Rain’). The current show fuses together djembes, guitars, drums, keys and vocals with heavy electronic sampling and visuals. The collective use this blend of live and electronica to generate an intoxicating soundscape of reggae-inflected drumming, visceral vocals and bottomless, thrumming bass-lines that truly reach to the heart of your being.

Tracklist here: >>>>>

Tracklist

Tribute to AFRICAN HEAD CHARGE - Selected & Mixed by Phil Larochelle

live dj set at chillits festival 2009

http://boingboing.net/2009/10/20/chillits-2009-mixes.html

(review from boing boing.net)
Chillits is an annual outdoor ambient music festival that takes place in the fall in the redwoods of Willits, California. I've never attended in person, but the DJs post their lovely musical sets online as MP3s and Torrents. This music keeps me calm all year, or tries anyway. I suggest starting with the sounds of DF Tram, but I'm biased. He's my favorite ambient DJ, spinning transgenre mixes inspired by and drawing from electronica, jazz, avant-garde classical, and the history of computer music.
Chillits 2009 -David Pescovitz (boing boing.net)



DF Tram Chillits 09

August 2020 edition of the **Shaped by What We Love** Threads radio show with Olaf Stephenson live from Hector's studio for Threads Radio, Tottenham, London......vinyl selection journey through psyched out rock, cosmic funk, hip hop, dub, reggae & Jazz....including music from:
Paul Atreides, Pokus, Al Breadwinner/Emanative, El Michelis Affair, Apollo Brown, Tony Allen/Jeff Mills, Fazer Drums, Sauce and Dogs, Innerzone Orchestra, Names You Can Trust, Voices of Conquest, Your Old Droog, Demdike Stare, The Dwarfs of East Agouza, SadhuGold, Kutiman, Aksak Maboul, Kooba Tercu, Skinshape, Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band, Jaguar No Me........etc etc etc....

Maxye - La Bonne Vibration #1

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