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Japanese Jazz on Vinyl in partnership with Yemeksepeti Banabi

The second episode of the new series called Late Night Sessions. What's different? It's night time, dimmed lights, almost an hour-long pure jazz. In this set, you can find legends like Ryo Fukui, Jiro Inagaki, Takeo Moriyama and many more.

Big shout out to Yemeksepeti Banabi, who's supporting this series! Since this channel doesn't make any money out of Youtube and ads when it comes to vinyl set episodes, it's very vital for us to get support from brands. So, thank you Yemeksepeti Banabi.

Masae Ohno ‎– For Darling
Yasuda Minami ‎– Not So Bad
Harumi Ohzora - もしかしたらニューヨーク
Mieko Hirota ‎– Flying Home
Takeshi Inomata & Sound Limited ‎– Tak's Tune
Jirō Inagaki & His Soul Media ‎– Back To Rack
Hiromasa Suzuki Trio ‎– Primrose
Sadao Watanabe ‎– Romanade
Takeo Moriyama ‎–  Watarase
Ryo Fukui ‎– My Foolish Heart
Ryo Fukui ‎– Mellow Dream
Toshiyuki Miyama & The New Herd ‎– Hide And Seek

Japanese Jazz on Vinyl

This week's guest is Nabihah Iqbal who is a musician, producer, DJ and broadcaster from London, currently an artist-in-residence at Somerset House, where she is writing and recording her second album. Her debut album, Weighing of the Heart, was released in December 2017. Nabihah was a resident on BBC Radio during 2018-19 and she hosts a bi-weekly show on NTS Radio, exploring musical traditions and cultures without boundaries.

Anyi Bundi Igbo - Nkengas
Nayo - Juldeh Camara
Talali Talala - Verkys at l'Orchestre Veve
Alghoroub - Abdou El Omari
Na Real Sekele Fo Ya - Pasteur Lappe
Hodi Hu Yenyan - Francois Ballo & Le Kenestar De Sikasso
​Leli - Le Mystere-Jazz de Tombouctou
Lishonile - Batsumi
Hafi Deo - Taby Ley

Guest Mix: Records from Africa with Nabihah Iqbal

Welcome to the second season of the Coffee Break Sessions! This is the first episode of the new season where I'm playing 7" records only.  The majority of the records in this episode are from the Altin Mikrofon (Golden Microphone) song contest series organized by Hurriyet, a Turkish best-selling newspaper at the time, which would provide opportunities for those who would like to engage in pop music. The prize of the contest was the ability to record the winning song and a performing job at the Oriental Casino where the contest was held. You will find Haramiler, Mavi Isiklar, Selcuk Alagoz, and more in this set.

Sis Beşlisi Ve Turgut Oksay ‎– Çarşambayı Sel Aldı
Haramiler ‎– Aya Bak Yıldıza Bak 
T.P.A.O. Batman Orkestrası ‎– Meşelidir Enginde Dağlar Meşeli
Rana Alagöz ‎– Bahçelerde Böğrülce
Haramiler ‎– Çamlıca Yolunda
Mavi Çocuklar ‎– Dile Benden Ne Dilersen
Mavi Işıklar ‎– Helvacı
Mavi Çocuklar ‎– Tanzara
Rasim Ulusman ( Vehbi Turan Boğaziçi Ork.)  ‎– Askerin Mektubu
Doruk Onatkut Orkestrası, Umur Kırgöz ‎– Bağdat Yolu
Selçuk Alagöz ‎– Sevdi Zannet
Zümrüt ‎– Siz Erkekler

Turkish '60s on vinyl (Beat, Surf & Garage Rock)

This week's guest is Krishna Villar. Krishna is a Mexican, Miami-based creative expressing herself through architectural design and of course, music. She is the vinyl radio host of Juicy Fruit Records on Empty Plate Radio. Her sounds are fused with bits of Jpop, Taiwan disco, Indian disco, Samba, Peruvian cumbia and more. She dedicates this mix to all the great psychedelic cumbia bands, Los Mirlos, Los Destellos, Los Pakines, Ranil y su conjunto and more.

Note: Due to copyright restrictions Sonida Amazonico - Chicha Libre and La Danza Del Petrolero - Los Welmber's de Iquitos has been cut out from this mix. You listen to the uncut version on our Soundcloud page soon.

Las Oladas - Ranil
Virgenes del Sol - Manzanita y su Conjunto
Elsa - Los Destellos, Enrique Delgado
Sonidos Amazonicos - Los Mirlos
Guajira Sicodelica - Los Destellos
Carinito- Los Hijos del sol
Sabor a Limon - Los Pakines
Chicha Nola - Gitkin

Guest Mix: Psychedelic Cumbia with Krishna Villar

Welcome to the second season of the Coffee Break Sessions! This is the fifth episode where me and Shaqdi playing records from Tunisia, Algeria, Lebanon, Egypt, Morocco, Libya.

Shaqdi is an artist, producer and songwriter based in London. She's half Swedish and half Palestinian and in this set she's playing some records from her dad's own collection.

Zalila - Tiou Tiou Tiou
Adib Abou Antoun - Addayer 
Maya Yazbek - Disco Cocktail
Mohammed Jamal - Siyarto Akbar
Mohamed El Abed - Ya Sari Sar Al Lail
Ammar El Sheraie - Ana We Habeby
Elias Rahbani - Dance of Maria
Djamel Allam Si Slimane - Cuba
Rogér Fakhr - Had to Come Back Wet
Amina - Belly Dance
Ofra Haza - Galbi
Hedi Bled Noum - Shams Dinn
Ahmed Ben Ali - Subhana (Habibi Funk 012)

Arabic Grooves with Shaqdi

Souma live DJ set for Huna & Radio Ruit - June 27th 2020

Amazing vinyl selection from our good friend Local Dish all vintage Punjabi folk, devotional, popular & comedy songs from 1960s -1980s . 
check him out via Instagram
 https://www.instagram.com/localdish_to/

TPS 043 - PUNJABI FOLK, DEVOTIONAL & MODERN SONGS selections by Local Dish

Following on from his previous mix 
EASTERN NOTES (TPS 039)
Guest Selector WoMu Vin is back with EASTERN NOTES VOl II

More amazing sounds recorded on vinyl.
North African, Arabian Peninsula, Yemenite, Persian, Lebanese, Syrian and Iraqi music.
https://www.instagram.com/worldmusicvinyl/

TPS  046 - EASTERN NOTES  Vol II - Selections by WoMu Vin

For tracklist please check the episode on YouTube:)

CBS - Turkish Female Singers Ep1

CBS: Arabic Grooves Vinyl Set

New Souma Records releases available here: https://radiomartiko.bandcamp.com

“Enta Omri” is Om Kalsoum’s most famous song, composed by Mohamed Abdel Wahab, who is still rightly regarded as a prominent musician and composer in Egypt. The creation of this song was the first long expected collaboration of two musical giants, which came at the repeated urging of Egyptian President Gamal Abdul Nasser. There was talk in Egypt on the streets and in the media about what was believed to be a cold relationship between the two legends. Finally, after years of estrangement, Mohamed Abdel Wahab took the initiative and offered Om Kalsoum a song by poet Ahmed Shafiq Kamel, for which he had just composed a musical score. To his surprise, she responded positively and started to like the theme upon hearing it a few times. After a month of rehearsals, “Enta Omri” was released in February 1964 to critical acclaim and packed performances. The event was so grand it was labeled “The Cloud Meeting”. 

With “Enta Omri”, Abdel Wahab opened up the traditional repertoire of the diva to a more innovative style, for which the composer was known for. The use of the electric guitar and a long instrumental intro, fusing oriental themes with Western musical elements, made the song particularly special, securing its place in Egyptian musical history. Despite some criticism from other Egyptian composers from that era, the song was soon recognised as a milestone and opened a path to modernise Arabic music for many other musicians and singers. “Enta Omri” is loved by Arab and non-Arab audiences alike. Paying respect to the great diva, dozens of artists around the world have reinterpreted the song, adopting the intro's catchy guitar melody in their compositions. 
Souma Records thought it was time to re-release this monumental piece of music on a high quality vinyl format, together with a repress of “Laylet Hob”, another classic song by Om Kalsoum.

Masters

SOUMA RECORDS 003 - Om Kalsoum - Enta Omri أم كلثوم - انت عمري

Vintage slow and midtempo killer grooves with intoxicating female vocals. 
This mix is exclusively compiled by Fred's girlfriend in her own style, after making a top 20 selection from the records we found in 2019. Both Radio Martiko ladies, Loes and Heleen have been supporting Radio Martiko in so many ways for years now. It's time to honour that and also the talented ladies in this playlist.

Playlist DNA:
Asmahan (Syria), Basso Charakida (Greece), Filio Pyrgiaki (Greece), Foteini Legaki (Greece), Foteini Mavraki (Greece), Giota Lidia (Greece), Gülden Karabocek (Turkey), Hoda Farid (Egypt), Kamlai Patchara (Thailand), Katerina Kanari (Greece), Katherine Dunham (US), Lilis Surjani (Indonesia), Matilda Diaz (Colombia), Poly Panou (Greece), Sabah (Egypt), Saloma (Malaysia)

All tracks recorded from original 33, 45 and 78rpm

Picture: Egyptian dancer, actress and model Nagwa Fouad

Top 20 Mix Voor Loesje

Souma Records - Smoking Ladies - A selection of woman's voices and sensual grooves by Baya Deliciosa

Our 1st guest mix!  DJ Kobayashi has been digging for music around the world, you could say it’s his full time job! Anything that got a groove and the right melodies makes him pick the records.
His style varies from Global Funk, World Beats and Middle-Eastern Grooves.

Havazelet Ron - El Warda (Todres Records)
OUZO BAZOOKA - Turkum (Stolen Body Records)
El Khat - Ya Raiyat (Batov Records)
Boom Pam - Oud Pop 
Roger 'King' Mozian - Sirocco
The Latins - Habibi Twist
Baharat - The Egyptian
S H I R A N - Ya Banat Al Yaman (Live)
Grazia - Rampi Rampi (Fortuna Records)
Altin Gün - Vay Dünya (Bongo Joe)

Guest Mix: Middle Eastern Grooves with DJ Kobayashi

Our guest Archive Digital is a DJ and selector specialising in worldwide music, whose aim is to provide an auditory expedition around the globe. In this episode he's playing some warm and hidden gems from Trinidad and Tobago. I really enjoyed his set, I hope you do too. 

SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/archivedigital
Facebook: facebook.com/archivedigitalmusic 
Instagram: instagram.com/archivedigital_ 
YouTube: youtube.com/archivedigital

Gene Lawrence - After Sunrise 
Embryo - Wajang Woman 
Sensational Roots - Calypso Zest 
Mookraj Sahadeo - Marijuana
Hamilton Brothers - Music Makes The World Go Round 
Charlie's Roots - Pastime Paradise 
Billy Reece - How Tough It Was 
Shadow - Let's Make It Up 
Lennox Sam - Another Star

Guest Mix: Sounds from Trinidad and Tobago with Archive Digital

1. Dahmane El Harrachi ‎– Ya Rahyeh Taaya Ou Toueli (Algeria)
2. Ahmed Fakroun - Nisyan (Libya)
3. Najib Alhoush -  Ya Aen Daly (Libya)
4. Robert Maalouf - Ana Wil Leyl (Lebanon)
5. Ziad Rahbani - Final Theme (Lebanon) 
6. The Cats - La La Means I Love You (Egypt) 
7. Dalton - Soul Brother (Tunisia) 
8. Mazouni - Ecoute Moi Camarade (Algeria) 25:53
9. Ziad Rahbani - Ma Tfel (Lebanon)
10. Cairo Jazz Band - Neveen (Egypt)
11. Saif Abu Bakr & The Scorpions - Nile Waves (Sudan)
12. Sal Davis - Sultan Quaboos (Oman / Kenia)
13. Abd El Azim Abdallah - Ayan Ma Tayebouh (Sudan) 
14. Hamad al-Rih - Shahr Shahreen (Sudan)
15. Mallek Mohamed - Rohi Ya Hafida (Algeria)

Guest Mix: Arabic Tapes and Records with Habibi Funk

This one is dedicated to Mads Nimann (@madsnimann), a new mix for those whos ears and soul are touched by the eastern sounds; this one has kindly been put together from selector WoMu Vin (@WorldMusicVinyl) - recordings of North African, Arabian Peninsula, Yemenite, Persian, Lebanese and Iraqi music.

TPS 039 - EASTERN NOTES- Selections by WoMu Vin

This week's guest is Kornelia Binicewicz aka Ladies on Records; a record collector, DJ and an anthropologist of culture. Ladies on Records is a curatorial venture. Its primary focus is female music caught on dusty records and tapes, in the hidden archives and back catalogs of the music labels from around the world. Throughout 5 years of digging in records and meeting forgotten or unrecognised female singers, she also managed to dive in the back catalogues of old Turkish labels. She curated “Turkish Ladies. Female Singers from Turkey 1973 - 1988” (Epic Istanbul).

Guest Mix: Eastern European Ladies on Vinyl with Ladies on Records

Guest selector WoMu Vin (@WorldMusicVinyl) is back with an all Algerian Chaabi selection.

Here are his notes: This mix is named after Café Malakoff of the Casbah of Algiers which was considered the prime meeting venue for the most prominent Chaabi artists of 20th century Algeria. In fact, in its heyday it was owned by the most influential Chaabi master of his time, the legendary Hadj Mohammed El Anka, who was nicknamed "The Cardinal" (of Algerian Chaabi).

The mix features several legendary Algerian Chaabi artists including Hadj Mohammed El Anka, Dahmane El Harrachi, Boudjemaa El Ankis (whose picture appears on the artwork of this mix), El Hachemi Guerouabi, Abdelkader Chaou, Amar Ezzahi and Amar Laachab.
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Another legendary Algerian Chaabi artist/songwriter/composer who should certainly be mentioned in this mix's notes is Mahboub Bati, the man who wrote and composed some of the biggest hits of the names mentioned above (with the exception of El Anka and Dahmane), many of which are featured in this mix; undoubtedly the leading moderniser of Algerian Chaabi in the second half of the 20th century.

All tracks were recorded from vinyl and cleaned up digitally to improve the poor mastering and/or pressing quality of some of the records; a time consuming task that was completely worth the effort given how great I think those tracks are.

I hope you'll enjoy a track or two!"

TPS 040 - CAFÉ MALAKOFF - Algerian Chaabi selection

Μουσική του λαού- MUSIC OF THE PEOPLE
Traditional and folkloric Greek music. 
Sounds of the Mediterranean.  Vocals, Violins and Synthesizers, 
soulful sounds from 1960s - 1980s 
Now its time to step into the forgotten Rebetko Laïko Pontic Dimotika Tsiftetelli Dimension, 
with a deep handful of recordings from hyper to hypnotic .
selections by a man called Warwick 
all taken from original dusty recordings 
PLAY LOUD !

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