Greece Goes Modern

Thessa`s Jam

D'Ray - Here We Pie Again (El Barrio Recipe)

William Onyeabor's "Love Me Now" by Man Tear (Original recording on Tomorrow, 1979)

112 kbps files for preview - don't be a dunce!

Razor-N-Tape does hip-hop! This 3rd instalment in the eclectic 
RNT45 series presents The Planty Herbs, an up-and-coming production talent out of Amsterdam. On the A side, the Detroit sound gets the blunted and bouncy Dutch coffee-shop treatment, and on the flip a daisy-eyed classic gets revitalized over a sampled-laden groove, punctuated with rhodes and guitar stabs. Roll dat shit, light dat shit, hit dat shit. ;)

The Planty Herbs - Sum Chillage

Order Custom White Vinyl 12" or Digital -> http://bastardjazz.bandcamp.com

Soundboard maestros Lord Echo and DJ Day link up across oceans to trade remix duties on each other's top tunes, flipping the pair onto a heavily dubbed out Double A-side single pressed up on frothing white vinyl.

California dance-floor champ DJ Day gives Echo's iconic "Bohemian Idol" a 1980s drum machine reggae vibe and lets the delay run wild, while New Zealand's analog maverick Lord Echo transforms Day's "Land of a Thousand Chances" into a live disco dub studio jam session.

Catch the limited 12" out worldwide May 12th on Bastard Jazz Recordings.

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DJ Day - Land Of 1000 Chances (Lord Echo's Disco Mix)

MY LIL FLIP OF "RE RUN HOME" WHICH IS ORIGINALLY 14:07 MINUTES LONG.  

FROM KAMASI WASHINGTON'S LP " THE EPIC" 

RE RUN HOME ~ KON REWORK

Bell Telephunk Love Vibrations unissued soul 1976

L'originale étant bien courte, on a rallongé le plaisir!

Just a quick edit to extend one of our Marcos Valle's favorite tunes , enjoy!

Marcos Valle - Wanda Vidal (Supa extended edit)

One of Brazil’s most prolific artists, Eumir Deodato has participated in the creation of over 450 albums, racked up 16 platinum records, won a Grammy (and received two more nominations), and sold over 250 million records in the USA alone. Over the course of his career, he has written for, arranged music by and played with artists including Frank Sinatra, Tom Jobim, Kool & The Gang, Earth, Wind & Fire, Marcos Valle, Aretha Franklin and Bjork, among others.

At the height of Deodato’s productivity in the early 70s, Os Catedraticos 73 was recorded between Rio de Janeiro and New York, featuring a Brazilian rhythm section including Azymuth drummer Ivan ‘Mamão’ Conti, percussion master Orlandivo, and Sergio Barroso on bass, while the horn section features some of the big apple’s top players from the CTI in-house brass.

A firm favourite with rare-groove enthusiasts and fans of Latin jazz alike, Deodato melds the musical sensibility of post-bossa nova Brazilian jazz with North American soul & funk, and the explosive Latin influences of ‘70s New York. Os Catedraticos 73 certainly swings harder than some of Deodato’s earlier releases and opening track ‘Arranha Ceu’ (Skyscrapers) is a euphoric dance floor classic, which has been lighting up clubs for years.

With the blessing of Deodato himself, this official Far Out reissue has been remastered and pressed to 180g vinyl, with replica original artwork from the OG Equipe release.

Stormy Beat

Monk-One