Back on the Melodic Distraction airwaves Movimientos’ Cal Jader explores contemporary mutations of Latin American music and it’s influence worldwide making the connections from ancient to future from folkloric to electronic.

This edition of Futurismo Ancestral features new music from Colombia to honour the protests and resistance movements occurring right now as well as a selection of new electronic cumbia including from two of the masters El Búho and Lagartijeando, plus new releases on Shika Shika, Tropical Twista and Earthly Measures

Casa Seis - Para Para Avanzar (Biomigrant remix)
Mente Organica - Pablo Bebé
Etelvina Maldonado - A Pila El Arroz (Sonikgroove Edit) 
El Búho - La Cumbia de la Ansiedad
Guazú & Terror Cactus - Flor de Desierto 
Lagartijeando - Sideral Cumbia
Da Iguana - 8 Bits Pantera Cumbiera 
Biota - Selva
Xanducero - Siesta en la Ramirez
Kaleema - Rama Negra
Montoya - Otun (Baiuca remix)
Baiuca - Veleno ft Rodrigo Cuevas
Violeta Parra - Run Run Se Fue Pa’l Norte (Carla Valenti Tribute edit)
Lua Preta - Baile Lotus (DJ Raff remix) 
QOQEQA - Omega

Futurismo Ancestral // Melodic Distraction (June 21)

Lost in sounds.
Slumber escapes me.

Thank you for listening.


Arvolis - Eduardo Castillo

Producer, DJ, percussionist , Idan K has been standing at the forefront of the Israeli music scene for almost two decades, collaborating with top talent both locally and internationally, as well as leading his own ensemble of 12 fearless musicians "The Movement of Rhythm".

The Cumbia Within” is a dark bass Cumbia tune that goes deep!

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/3f191e'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Idan K - The Cumbia Within (Tropikalia Vol.1)

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Idan K - The Cumbia Within

just playing around some samples and trying to renovate this classic 90s track with some batuque but will DEFINITELY try to make a better version later (i hope)

with samples from:
turu anasi - abracadabra darbala
nikosh - selva
mrux - iuta apopo

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Moby - Honey (perrengue batuqueiro live and rough edit)

En la mañana verde quiero ser corazón...

Arbot Im Morgen

Sourakata Koite — Moussa

Μount Ten - Clouds

1. Bésame mucho (Velázquez)
   Roberto delgado y su orquesta
2. Cumbia India (Lucho Bermúdez)
    Bonet de San Pedro
3. Nadie se salva de la rumba
    Trio Matamoros
4. I Faram Gami I Faram
    Mulatu Astatke and his Ethiopian Quintet
5. Cumbia en Do menor
    Lito Barrientos
6. Papa Boco
    Celina y Reutilio
7. Santa Lucia
    Andres Landero
8. Recuerdas tu
    Carmen Mariño con los Siboneys
9. Cumbia San Pablera
    Conjunto Son San
10. Cumbia Africana
     Son Palenque
11. La Piragua
    Los Diplomáticos
12. Madreselva
     Davilita con el sexteto Columbia
13. Bajo el trupillo guajiro
     Sexteto Manaure
14. Tabú
      Roberto Delgado x su Orquesta

Cantina Voyage

Recordat recorded at Radio Alhara in Bethlehem on 10.5.2020 for Nuri @nurivibes 

Nuri explores the sounds and rhythms of the North African & African musical heritage, a place of interbreeding between various musical influences. With his sounds and electronic rhythms, he brings tradition back to life under a wild and furious face. 

This is the 7th session of a series of sessions Recordat is hosting on Radio Alhara every other Sunday from Berlin to Bethlehem to you.

Radio Alhara emerges in a time of isolation and boredom, a time where the future of the world as we know it remains unknown.

Tune in here: Radioalhara.net

recordat:invites: Nuri - #07

Las Olas es una exploración de sonidos profundos y meditativos. Una serie de olas pacificas y harmonicas. Te transporta a un lugar de horizontes amplios y emociones profundas que te pasan por encima dejándote respirar profundamente. Es Pacifico, meditativo, y emotivo, y para nosotros es un gran honor soltarlo en También!!!


Las olas is an exploration of deep meditative sounds, Produced by Nico Bruschi of Sidirum Cristian Silvosa, the album is a series of peaceful harmonic rushes. IT transports you to a a place with wide horizons, and deep emotions that wash over you while letting you breathe deep breaths. It is peaceful, meditative, and emotive, and it is a great honor for us to release it.

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Las Olas - Alas

MIMS is excited to highlight a song from the wonderful and now-obscure album “Lézard Vert” by a Reunion Island supergroup led by composer/musician, Zoun. Originally released  on cassette in 1983 by local production company, Ziskakan, “Lézard Vert” was a leap forward for electric maloya, a meeting of modern-day musical technology and music (jazz, funk, etc) and the maloya music of Reunion, which has origins in the music of African and Malagasy slaves and Indian indentured workers on the island, and is traditionally accompanied by percussion and a musical bow.  This significant recording sees worldwide digital release tomorrow on Mauritius-based Babani Records, following a Reunion-only vinyl release earlier this year. 

On “Lézard Vert”, composer, flautist and guitarist, Zoun aka. Joseph Toquet, was joined by guitarist and composer, Jean-Philippe Bideau, fellow composer and musician Teddy Baptiste on guitar and congas, Kiki Mariapin on tabla and percussion, and mysterious Joel on triangle.  Across the album Zoun, Baptiste and Bideau act as leaders on their own compositions, whilst backed by each, and Kiki and Joel, generally speaking. A musical carousel experience, you might say. Like many accomplished musicians in Reunion, they had until this time found much on the rather staid “ballroom” live music industry. With the advent of discos and DJs playing popular music, they took an opportunity to compose, experiment and record more adventurous music, rooted in traditional maloya, historically banned on the island for its association with the plight of slavery, but played with electric guitars and incorporating wider influences such as jazz and funk. 

Today we highlight “Lune”, arguably the most melancholic song on the album, written & led by Jean-Philippe Bidea, featuring beautiful guitar solos by Bideau, Baptiste and additional guest Patrick Sida. Jean Philippe was the youngest of the crew and the only one to have learned the basics at a very young age at a musical conservatory, far from the wild rhythms of the dance orchestras. Back in Reunion he developed his musical chops rapidly playing and studying with the best, including his brother Tot, a renowned saxophonist, and at just 16 years of age, he started composing under Teddy Baptiste’s protective gaze.

 In 1982, the year of his baccalaureate, Jean-Philippe joined Zoun (Toquet), Teddy (Baptiste) and Kiki (Mariapin) at the CRAC studios, to record the audiocassette of Lézard Vert. With his three compositions and his crystal-clear solos, he was much more than mere foil to the elder, seasoned musicians, despite his young age.

Μount Ten - Clouds

Mount Ten