Moses Boyd drums/composition/production 
binker golding- tenor sax
artie zaits-guitar
theon cross - Tuba

A Message From Saturn

2nd mixtape of musician Moses Boyd. 

personnel 

Moses Boyd :drums, composition and production
Binker Golding: Tenor Saxophone
Artie Zaits : guitar
Theon Cross: Tuba
Reuben James: keys
Tyrone Isaac Stuart: flute

mastered by Red1productions


Time and Space 

Neptune

Reginald Omas Mamode IV - Sunshine (Al Dobson Jr Reprise)

My raggae tune with the great Laetitia Sadier on vocal

Through Your Hands Love Can Shine (with Laetitia Sadier)

staccato Baritone jazz quartet

Featuring Tata Din Din Jobarteh, Ed "Preachermann" Holley and the Antibalas Horns

Written and Produced by Jon Fine
Ed "Preachermann" Holley: Vocals
Tata Din Din Jobarteh: Kora and Vocals
Jon Fine: Bass, Guitar, Keys
Stuart Bogie: Saxophone
Martin Perna: Saxophone
Jordan Mclean: Trumpet
Nathan Hank: Drums
Matt Hauser: Percussion

Mastered by Joe Lambert at Joe Lambert Mastering,  Brooklyn NY
Engineered by Jon Fine and Lee Weinberg at Feet First Studios
Additional Engineering by Mark Bengston
Recorded at Creature Studios NYC and Tata Din Din’s in Brikama, The Gambia

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©2015 Mighty Fine Music

Africa Calling

Pamoja - Oooh baby

Funk was the syncopated groove that emerged in the mid-sixties through hits from James Brown and Dyke and The Blazers. It was a natural development out of rhythm and blues. Thousands of local bands tried to emulate Brown’s success, and in the process created a plethora of rare and sought after 45s and album cuts that have been mined by DJs and producers to fill floors or provide breakbeats. Whilst the 20 tracks on this compilation would cost you thousands of pounds to own on their original issue, that isn’t really the point. Instead you get to listen to magnificent grooves such as Mickey & The Soul Generations explosive ‘Iron Leg’, Andrew Brown’s blues tinged ‘You Made Me Suffer’ or the message music of 24 Carat Black.

On the 14th October 2016 J&D Records release three exceptional compilations that look at vintage African-American music through the prism of UK club culture. All Night Long, Can You Feel ThatBeat and Extra Added Soul will be available on CD & double vinyl and are compiled by DJ and award winning compiler Dean Rudland, with stunning artwork from his long-time collaborators The Unknown. Across the three volumes there are 60 tracks of soul, funk and boogie.

Can You Feel That Beat: Funky 45s and Other Rare Grooves

The First Thing I Do In The Morning - Joyce Williams

Nigun Simcha from our debut album Imprints

Available on Bandcamp / Amazon / iTunes 

www.bahlauk.bandcamp.com

www.bahla.co.uk

Ines Loubet - Voice
Tal Janes - Acoustic & Electric Guitar
Joseph - Piano, Wurlitzer & Rhodes
Andrea Di Biase - Double Bass
Ben Brown - Drums & Percussion 

Recorded at Fieldgate Studios 
Recorded & Mixed by Alex Killpartrick 
Mastered by Shawn Joseph, Optimum Mastering
Album Photo by Warren Richardson

© ℗ 2017 Bahla. All rights reserved.

Nigun Simcha

Pre-order album ~ https://hopest.re/NamingAndBlaming

The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra (The POAO) release ‘Fight So Hard’, the first single from their long-awaited second album ‘Naming & Blaming’. Recorded with the full POAO 17 piece ensemble, Fight So Hard is a simmering slow burn with MC One Sixth trading rap verses with singers Kuukua and Lydia Acquah, Fem Belling and Lamine Sonko. In true afrobeat tradition the album version clocks in at a trance-inducing nine minutes long! (Radio edit supplied for those on a tighter schedule). The vocals are broken up with heavy brass sections and extended instrumental improvisations while the understated rhythm section bubbles away without pause or deviation.

Available everywhere on all formats on November 30th, the ‘Naming & Blaming’ album is a pulsing, percussive journey into classic afrobeat led by fierce vocals and a howling horn section. It’s a fitting 21st-century response to the world-shaking music of 1970s Nigeria defined by Fela Kuti. The result is true to the afrobeat blueprint of hypnotising rhythm, extended improvisation and political comment, but adds to the formula a host of pan-African and local influences as well as hip-hop elements that reflect the deep ranging roots of the band. This balance is what The POAO is all about, paying respects to the culture while keeping their feet planted in the 21st century.

Naming & Blaming

Pre-order Album

The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra - Fight So Hard

Taken from the album 'Power Punch' released on Brownswood Recordings 8th April 2013.

Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/sunken-wrecks/id624656443?i=624656738

Greedbag: http://brownswoodrecordings.greedbag.com/buy/power-punch/

Bandcamp: http://brownswoodrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/power-punch-2

Amazon: http://www.amazon.fr/Sunken-Wrecks/dp/B00C10MA2I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1369841272&s=dmusic&sr=1-1

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