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💾 Peview clips from SUMORAIs fruity new EP 'Acid Livs' 🍭 Out n0w on Human King! 5x city centrum boogie trax, straight from the groovebox, including slamming remixes from Aron Mody and Polisen 🚨🚨

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SUMORAI - Acid Livs [HK32]

Kai į pašto dėžutę įkrito rūgšties anšlagu įvardintas miksas, jis tikrai privertė šyptelėti. Tačiau po valandėlės šypseną pakeitė pritariamas linkčiojimas galvomis. Ketvirtas #NaujasKailis – Valma – atsiuntė Čikagos ir Detroito įkvėptą darbą, o ir šiaip turi kuo pasigirti. Prie muzikinių staklių jis ne naujokas, šiuo metu bendradarbiauja su klubą lankiusiu britu Kiwi ir netrukus tikisi pristatyti EP šio leidykloje. Bet prieš tai laukia šeštadienis su daug arogantiško house ir sentimentalaus disco. 



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Get ready for some arrogant house and sentimental disco. That’s the promise for Saturday by new blood Valma. The young, radical & organized is a partner in crime with Opium’s aficionado Kiwi and the debut EP on his Crossbreed label is just a matter of time. Sounds good, huh? We can tell the same about his acieeed mix, inspired by Chicago & Detroit.

Naujas Kailis: Valma

NSJT Podcast #14: Chain In Rose CHEST PUMP Mix

Žodžiai iš roko oratorijos - Ugnies užkalbėjimas

Trotilo

Lukas Feser - Trotilo

The 1st of October 2020 marks 60 years since the independence of Nigeria. Nigeria as we know it today though is not the same Nigerian Federation from that day, having entered its Fourth Republic in 1999. Just as Nigeria has undergone transformation after transformation in the 20th century, so has its music. Nigerian musicians, such as Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, and the Lijadu Sisters, have always been at the forefront of boundary pushing sounds. Today, artists from Nigeria and the diaspora remain amongst the foremost in creative expression. This mix exemplifies the diversity of that legacy, showcasing the highlights from the motherland and beyond, with contemporary giants such as Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Jidenna and Wizkid. All the artists here, albeit largely Yoruba, bring an eclectic mix of firebrand sounds that speak to the history of Nigeria through their sounds, as well as its present and future, through their words.

Words by Taiwo Ogunyinka @ogunppoeticking
Artwork by Sola Ebele Taiwo https://www.instagram.com/ebele.elebe/
Music selected by Aimalohi and Tañ

Aimalohi and Tañ's Nigerian Independence Day Mix

Plavsky / 1-2-3-4 @ Hide, Minsk 260920

Tortuous ceremonies, non-organic psychedelia and other musical esoterism.

Playing tracks by: KWJAZ, LA 1919, Shine Grooves & Startled Insects.

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Arnie Barnie - I Dreamt In A Warehouse

Underground - minimal

Tabi

Petr Prokhorov - BANA

Punjab and Manipur-origin North Londoner Nayana IZ’s (pronounced “eyes”, after her first name which means in eyes in Hindi) trajectory as a solo artist has been nothing short of meteoric. Releasing her debut single ‘how we do’ just at the turn of the year, the rapper, model and multi-instrumentalist dropped a steady drip of singles running up to her EP ‘Smoke & Fly’ and has already found her verses resounded within campaigns for Adidas and soundtrack for FIFA 2021. The driving force behind it all has been the one fresh unique spice that she adds to her deep-seated love for hip-hop. 

Take for instance, the off-kilter psychedelic breakdown that punctuates the spitfire verses of ‘how we do’ or her Wild City mix which traces a wide variety of modern hip-hop before diverging into its offshoot dance styles and then bringing it back. 

Brushing by Nigerian artist Odunsi’s track ‘Body Count’, Nayana explores the sonics of the likes of Freddie Gibbs and Lupe Fiasco before bringing the mix to her current base, throwing works like a morphed grime track by Blay Vision and the pumping hip-hop of Biig Piig, Nayana’s collective-mate at Nine 8. The second half of the mix ventures out into hints of breakbeat, indie guitar works of Vassers’ ‘Valerians’ and the dancefloor rhythms of Wilfred Giroux’s ‘Stronger’ before concluding it all with her track ‘Woz’. The complete journey offers a great attempt of offering a comprehensive view of hip-hop as it stands right now without relying too much on the obvious player but rather the envelope-pushing non-radicals. Without ever leaving the draw of the genre, Nayana keeps things interesting by gradually evolving the sonics before cleansing the palette with something totally unexpected.

For tracklist and more information: http://www.thewildcity.com/mixes/17986-wild-city-197-nayana-iz

Wild City Mix

Wild City #197: Nayana IZ

Обожнюємо живі сети.
Обожнюємо живі вінілові сети.
Обожнюємо, коли в цих живих вінілових сетах чути атмостферу того, що відбувалося під час запису.

Вслухайтесь.

Дійсно чути, що пульт стояв на залізній баржі.
Дійсно чути людей в кульмінаційні моменти.

Обожнюємо цей великий бонус вінілу.
Обожнюємо вмикати старі сети і так глибоко пірнати у всі спогади і відчуття пов'язані з сетом.

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