Record label by @scruscru
scruniversalrecords@gmail.com

Youtube Channel Gazzz696 

Record collector music hoarder and  DJ since the mid 80s ... 

Was resident DJ at the weekly Blast Club in Chester since summer 1988, Quadrant Park Liverpool 90/91 , Sweet Chester , Elevate Bangor   etc etc  .. Now Djing at Electrik Disko every fortnight, and throughout the summer we are in the outside courtyard area in The Commercial Bar Wrexham. Nice sound system and great location ..puurfect.
checkout my Youtube channel Gazzz696 <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/Gazzz696" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/user/Gazzz696</a> 

Have fun )

100% vinyl party based in Ericeira, Portugal.

MAJ is a project where I explore rare, hidden and underrated organic grooves from different corners of the globe on vinyl.

For DJ bookings and general contact please email tenloversmusic@outlook.com

A STUNNING RHYTHMIC FUSION OF LATIN AND JAZZ WITH A UNIQUE SPIRITUAL PULSE.

HUGO HEREDIA – “MANANITA PAMPERA”

JAZZ ROOM RECORDS – JAZZR 002
Available at: https://jazzroomrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mananita-pampera
TBR: September 6th 2019

"Killer Argentinian saxophonist Hugo Heredia (on) a bonafide Electric Ballroom classic that’s been really hard to find for years... and it’s got Horace Parlan on piano!"
GILLES PETERSON 
"Thanks Jazz Room Records for the rerelease of a stunning and truly epic spiritual album by Hugo Heredia. Each song is an intense and rhythmic exportation from an amazing multi instrumentalist. 
For me, this is just the right blend of latin rhythms and jazz power all wrapped up in an adventurous spiritual vibe! Essential summer release." 
CHIP WICKHAM 
"Essential and collectible and important"....SNOWBOY 
"Furious, edgy and raw!".............................RHYTHM DOCTOR 
"What a great album...Reissue is top notch" DJ MELODY NELSON 
"Filled with beautiful melody and complex rhythmic patterns. The sort of sounds that bring even long dormant Jazz dancers back to that shiny floor for one last, fast, dance" PABLO BLANQUITO 
"Reissue of the year, hands down!" MIKE CHADWICK JAZZFM 
thevinylfactory.com/news/hugo-heredia-mananita-pampera-jazz-room-reissue/ 
soundsandcolours.com/articles/brazil/latin-jazz-round-up-os-seis-em-ponto-hugo-heredia-47008/ 



If ever a record called be called a lost masterpiece then this record more than deserves that epithet. First released on an obscure French label in the 1970's it might have sunk further into obscurity and left no trace of it's passing but somehow a handful of copies turned up in various Jazz shops in London where it was snapped up by DJ Paul Murphy who was then playing to the embryonic jazz dance scene, based at the very first Jazz Room club: The Horseshoe in London's Tottenham Court Road, a decaying, seedy, sticky carpeted old West End ballroom that had seen better days. This and a select few records in a similar vein were being played to an appreciative audience who demanded tough raw percussive rhythms overlaid with some furious jazzy soloing and whenever this record hit the turntable it left even the most demanding groover sated.

It's a really fantastic collection from this barely known reedman and his excellent band which also features a guest appearance by American Legend Horace Parlan who is best known for his Afro-Cuban session "Headin' South" on Blue Note Records.

Superbly produced by drummer Peter Schmidlin, who has conjured up a spiritual modal mixdown of Afro-Cuban & Jazz extended percussive workouts that are uncompromising in their groove and which manage to sound both timeless and modern. The record is being re-released with the original striking artwork, guaranteed to be a talking point.

Hugo Heredia Quintet – Mananita Pampera

Side A
1. Mananita Pampera
2. El Beto
3. Have You Met Miss ...?
4. El Beto II
Side B
5. Tunita
6. Carmen Pequena
7. Al Bebbe Guia

Um café e uma rádio, por favor! Coffee house com estúdio de radio online virado para o que se ouve, o que se cria e o que se bebe, em Portugal e no mundo lusófono. Localizado no Farol de Santa Marta em Cascais.

Manifesto
Há sussurros de Portugal que merecem viajar pelo mundo. Uma cultura que quer zarpar, não à velocidade do som mas à velocidade do embalo e da alegria, com o tempo e o ritmo certos para se falar, respirar e assimilar. É daqui que esses sussurros arrancam e é também para aqui que todos eles convergem. Somos o amplificador desses rumores que nos são tão próximos e que se ouvem ao longe. Com o ouvido encostado ao coração português e com um ADN feito de sons, ondas, praia e descobertas, juntamos na Lusophonica o que de bom já existe e o que está para ouvir. Conhecedores, curiosos, criadores e aventureiros que têm aqui à beira-mar um ponto de encontro, de experimentação e de divulgação. Falamos de música, improvisamos conversas e trocamos experiências sem acreditar em tons errados ou desafinações de estilos. Tudo num decibel apenas audível aos apaixonados.
Mais que uma rádio online somos a casa que se quer transbordar de gente, de coragem. De encher o peito como coro dos sons que têm a timidez e o incógnito na pauta.
Aqui sintonizam-se as vozes que cantam o amor à música. Aqui a clave de sol brilha mais forte..
Aqui a cultura é a nossa praia e é música para os nossos ouvidos.

Book: emilisrut.music@gmail.com
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Emilis Rut's journey in the world of music has gone through many twists and turns. 
At the age of 14, he first saw live “scratching” and since then it began. Turning records and clicking faders for the first year in his bedroom, shortly introduced him to this DJ’ing technique’s godfather - Hip-Hop. Before Emilis even turned 20, he already warmed up room for artists like Jeru Tha Damaja, Loop Troop, Ugly Duckling, & Dead Prez. Meanwhile becoming one of the favorite picks for Lithuania’s MC & B-Boy battles at the time.
Relocating to the capital Vilnius, triggered his hunger for new sound. First steps where made just around the yard. Checking who sampled the beats, introduced Funk & Soul. And since most electronic music was too fast for a devoted “Hip-Hoper”, “Electronic beats” or today called “Future beats” where just on it’s rise for exploration.
Eventually, a short few month layover in London, got him digging around Electronic dance music as well.
Shortly followed by his life-changing move to Lisbon, where he’s currently based for over 7 years, Emilis was introduced to little warmer sounds. Portugal’s connection with Africa & Brazil didn’t take long to reveal itself, including related Latin sounds. Journey through the world of music, lead him to “World music”.
Later, taking part on developing music platform “Satta project”, which originated in Chile, put Emilis to work with local artists and there, Cumbia, it’s digital versions and native sounds of South America got into his ear.
The most recent discoveries of Electronic & World music now blend together. Lately, such mix became one of the main characteristics of Emilis’ sound. You may notice a frequent presence of African percussion, indigenous chanting or oriental strings at deep & hypnotic sets of this Lithuanian DJ.
Today listeners may be caught surprised. All this ride, the beats, the groove, the world and electronica, it’s all there, whether it’s going fast or slow, deep or high, whether you chilling or dancing. Emilis Rut is always scanning the venue alongside his world of music. 
Style is no limit!

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