What a great track, awesome, made my day, defenetly in my next mixes!!!

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Kelpe's hard to place. A natural son and heir to Generation Warp and the fathers of Krautrock, he's much like scene-savants Prefuse 73 and Dimlite: enormously respected, yet a stalwart of the fringes. His reputation weaves over a decade, won variously across the more amorphous side of the soundworld (oddball ambient, hardware experiments and sample-heavy beat-craft) but recently, it seems he's firming things up some.

Kelpe returns to puff up his still-young Drut imprint with a second full-length: 'The Curved Line'. It's a record transfixed on tonality and texture – Moogs, Korgs and pocket pianos are all in heavy supply here. The mood is forward, approaching more urgent, dancefloor-ready club grub. Our pick of the bunch is 'Valerian', a track that's all sun-swollen chords, droning synths and quietly frantic percussion. It's bigger and bolder, but all said and done – it's definitive Kelpe.

Kelpe "Valerian" - Boiler Room Debuts

s/o Giberto Gil 4 the voice
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To our delight, African funk master Jagger Botchway has been busy in the studio, getting to work on a rare soca and highlife record with a number of musicians he collaborated with from various points of his career. Cultures of Soul have striven to find a host of relevant remixers to match up to Jagger's achivements. These names, already schooled in the colourful sounds of Afro-funk, feature Berlin's Africaine 808, Switzerland's Alma Negra, New York's Names You Can Trust and Manchester's Ruf Dug – whose "Tight Disco Dub" of "Moko Le Dzen" trumps the rest as our favourite. Heavily led by a percussive backbone, the rework takes us on an intercontinental journey of instruments, between African drumming patterns and a conventional Western drum kit. This is further invigorated by a reverb-rich trumpet line and a synth line peppered by chordal stabs throughout. A surefire way to ensure a workout on any dancefloor.

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Jagger Botchway Group "Moko Le Dzen (Ruf Dug Tight Disco Dub)" - Boiler Room Debuts

Barefoot Beats 03 Side A - Batidas Da Paixão - Ray Mang [Snippet]

Taken from our first album "Less is More"
Release date: 
2008 / 09

Bandcamp link: 
https://gelkasound.bandcamp.com/album/less-is-more

Less is More

Gelka - So Many Ways Feat. Sena

More Brazilian inspired, feel good vibes from the Barefoot Beats crew. 

First up is Berlin based dance machine Eddie C who digs deep and drops a swinging Bahian tinged groove, which is guaranteed to get you dancing on the tables!

While over on the flip, Rio based producers Balako capture the vibe of those hedonistic carnival nights in their city when the night air is bursting and burning with excitement and anticipation.

BB06 DJ BUZZ
 
 
DJ PLAY: SOUL CLAP, HORSE MEAT DISCO, TENSNAKE, CRAZY P, JACQUES RENAULT, DICKY TRISCO, BILL BREWSTER, LEXX, SHMLSS, DJ HARRI, LOVE DROP, THE SILVER RIDER AND MANY MORE.
 
DJ FEEDBACK:
 
 
‘GREAT RECORD!’
SOUL CLAP
 
‘KILLER. BOTH SIDES. THANKS.’
TENSNAKE
 
‘MUITO LEGAL!’
LUKE HORSE MEAT DISCO
 
‘BLOODY HELL FIRE COISA DOS HOME IS A BOBBY BELTER! BOTH GREAT DANCE FLOOR TRACKS.’
CRAZY P
 
 ‘I DIG!’
JACQUES RENAULT
 
‘BOTH TRACKS ARE ACE! BUT THE BALAKO CUT IS A DANCE FLOOR WEAPON!!!’
DICKY TRISCO
 
“REALLY LIKETHE BALAKO.’
BILL BREWSTER
 
‘BALAKO’S COISAS DOS HOME IS A BOMB! FULL SUPPORT.’
LEXX
 
‘YES!’
SHMLSS
 
‘DIGGING THESE! WILL PLAY AND SUPPORT.’
DJ HARRI
 
‘KILLER RELEASE!’
NEIL DIABLO
 
‘ACE! LOVE IT!’
FINGERMAN
 
‘BALAKO TUNE IS HOT!’
LOVE DROP
 
‘CRISP.’
THE SILVER RIDER

Barefoot Beats 06 Side B - Coisas dos Homes - Balako [Snippet]

Mario Basanov & Vidis - Changed

The streets were crowded with wild and wonderful characters, they floated through the night between clouds of smoke and flickering lights. They were the Dalston Wizardzz..

Out 4th September on Ransom Note Records, "Pizza Conspiracy" is the second album from Hologram Teen aka Morgane Lhote. Following stints in outfits like The Projects and Garden, Morgane’s first incarnation as a solo artist began five years ago, with Hologram Teen’s superb debut album Between the Funk and the Fear emerging in 2018. Prior to that, she played keyboards in Stereolab during their 1995-2001 imperial phase, with a key role in seminal albums such as Emperor Tomato Ketchup and Dots and Loops. Oh, and a bit of trivia - keen-eyed hip-hop fans might be able to spot Morgane on the cover of Common’s "Electric Circus"...

Listen to a remix by disco pioneer and funk purveyor Al Kent...

Mario Basanov & Vidis - Changed

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