Smokey Hormel played with Tom Waits, Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, Beck, David Lynch ...

Groovadelic Ethio music
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Smokey Hormel: electric guitar
Nathan Daems: Baritone & Alto & Tenor saxophone, flute, composition
Jon Birdsong: Cornet
Wouter Haest: Keys
Simon Segers: Drums
Filip Vandebril: Bass

Upwards by Black Flower feat. Smokey Hormel (album Abyssinia Afterlife)

Original version of the song : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o15zvnam_6s
An ambient & "soundscaped" remix we did for the french singer Féloche. The original songs evokes the practise of silbo on the Gomera island. The Silbo Gomero, also known as el silbo ('the whistle'), is a whistled language spoken by inhabitants of La Gomera in the Canary Islands to communicate across the deep ravines and narrow valleys (gullies) that radiate through the island. El Silbo seems also to imitate the bird songs. From there, we imagined a kind of a dialogue between human, birds and nature.
Mixed at Red Bull Studios Paris by Jérôme Blackjoy Caron.

Féloche "Silbo" (J-Y Leloup & Laure Milena Ambient rmx)2014 (free DL)

Thievery Corporation + David Byrne - Dance On Vaseline

Rondo Acapricio - (Richard Dorfmeister vs Rupert Huber) - Tosca J.A.C.

Shit Robot - Losing My Patience

Acid Pauli and Nico Stojan's label Ouïe proudly presents the original film score and soundtrack album for the new German moive 'Es war einmal Indianerland' which translates into 'Once upon a time in Indian Country’ which is centered around brand new songs by Acid Pauli.
A 17-year-old boy is at the odds with himself and the world. Pretty normal. But the coming-of-age-story “Es war einmal Indianerland” is not normal: it’s exceptional. Thrilling. Imaginative. The narration is virtousic, just as the attendant nominated novel by Nils Mohl who also wrote the screenplay – in collaboration with Max Reinhold. A psychedelic city-western ! Charged with pictures full of symbolism that are composed into a hypnotic whirl by Ilker Çatak – who won the Max-Ophüls price and who has been distinguished with the student Oscar for « Sadakat ». Another highlight : the outstanding cast. Newcomer Leonard Scheicher (« Quellen des Lebens ») as protagonist Mauser in between Jackie played by Emilia Schüle (« Ku’damm ’56, « Jugend ohne Gott »), and Edda played by Johanna Polley (« Mumbai »). In additional roles there’s Clemens Schick (« James Bond 007 – Casino Royale », « 4 Könige ») as Mausers father, and Joel Basman (« Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter ») as Mausers pal Kondor.

Mooryc: Saint-Saëns

Howling Around My Happy Home - Daniel Norgren

Chris Joss ● You've Been Spiked

Basic Tracks recorded (live in one room) at Liquidstudio Freiburg by Markus Heinzel

Additional Recordings
Studio Einz (Lahr) by Jonathan Ziegler & Grischa Kursawe
Plankton Studio (Freiburg) by Holger Schütze 
Next Level (Santiago de Chile) by Claudio Zurita

Mixed by Vicente Celi (Phlexton Studios Berlin)
Mastered by Grischa Kursawe & Jonathan Ziegler

Cover artwork by Kai Effinger (Blattkunst Stuttgart)
Coyote & lettering by Martin (Marsen) Fischer (Frankenstoner Freiburg) unter Verwendung eines Entwurfs von Dorothea Schubert

Guest musicians
Daniel Avi Schneider - violin
Julian Maier-Hauff - trumpet, saxophone, trombone 
Konrad Wiemann - krakebs, marching snare 
Lisa Klevit-Ziegler - clarinet
Max von Einem - sousaphone
Markus Schumacher - darbuka 
Susi Chor - choir
Valentin Dehn - keys

Made For Living

From the forthcoming "World of Funk" album 

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Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra - "Bina"

Ezechiel Pailhes - Qui Sait

Global Umpa Music! 
Das ist völlige Eskalation auf der Bühne! Die Kojoten rufen zum Tanze!
Wenn der Wahnwitz brodelt, fühlen sich die Weltenbummler zuhause. Und ihr Zuhause, das ist zuallererst die Bühne. Doch was heißt hier Bühne? Wenn Malaka Hostel auftreten, reißen sie spielend die unsichtbare Mauer zwischen Band und Publikum nieder.Sie singen spanisch, deutsch, tschechisch oder englisch – Musik ist ihre ‚World Language‘. Folkloristisches, egal ob vom Balkan oder aus den Anden, findet seinen Platz – getragen von Malaka Hostels groovenden Beats, während die aus Trompeten und Mundharmonika bestehende Brass Section lossprudelt. Da finden Ska, Polka, Balkan-Beats und Rockriffs genauso gut zusammen wie Gipsy-Swing, Folk oder griechischer Rebetiko.

Made For Living

Malaka Hostel

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