June 11 2014

Written and produced by Patrick Gräser
Voice by Elizabeth Bernholz

Answer Code Request | Axif

Andreas Varady - Swing 42

Tracklist  http://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/2014/06/radiodogma14/

The Black Dog - Radio Dogma #14

Tracklist Posted: http://poolsidemusic.com/stir-it-up-tracklist/

Poolside - Stir It Up Mixtape

Track taken from Sonido Gallo Negro's new album 'Sendero Mistico'. Get the album here: http://glitterbeat.com/glitterbeat_store/



"Their work has a haunted house quality that hints at the struggle between existential darkness an raucous vitality that animates much Mexican art and culture ... This album is a blast, a perfect soundtrack to mixed company, hard alcohol, late hours and high volume."
- Wire (UK)



"Musically they are incredible ... One of the most original sounds I've heard this year, really intense and enthralling in equal measure."
- Music News  (UK)


 

"A psychedelic sixties jungle sounds with Latin American Rhythms, it rattles, whimpers and whistles like on old Martin Denny's albums."

- Rolling Stone (DE)


 

"They blitz their way through psychedelic themes with the occasional ghostly shouting whilst playing a mix of spaghetti western and surf. It’s high energy from start to finish and executed with aplomb ... It’s certainly an enjoyable album and one which succeeds at fusing several musical styles into one overflowing pot." 8/10

- Louder Than War (UK)


 

"This is a joyous trip into Latin psychadelia with a deliberate nod to the 1970s and anyone who might criticise the group for being overly cheesy in the use of instrumentation is missing the point entirely: that is an essential ingredient of the band’s sound and a raw rootsy retro groove is precisely what the band are striving to achieve and doing it extremely well it has to be said ... This album should be enjoyed with a spicy enchilada muy saboroso and a cool beer for the ideal way to wind down an evening in June. Music to enjoy the summer months away to."

-UKvibe (UK)


 

“Sonido Gallo Negro (translated as "Black Rooster Sound") makes work that's simultaneously vintage and ultra-modern ... Rising from the city's eastern Aragon neighborhood, Sonido Gallo Negro often performs clad in monk robes or matching red outfits, and live footage confirms a band obsessed with resurrecting buried sounds and turning them into something completely new.”

- Los Angeles Times (USA)


 

"An explosive and irresistible mixture of this second album (the first published internationally by Glitterbeat) and a powerful stage presence (see video) will infect the whole world!”

- Extra Music Magazine (IT)


 

"The absence of voices and the use of hammond and theremin characterizes and catalogs them on a global scope ... Fun to listen to." (7/8)

- Blow Up (IT)


 

“A very contemporary version of cumbia, namely a post-modern retro-manic cumbia, a trip back to the psychedelic 1960s and 1970s.”

- Funkhauseuropa


 

"This is psych-funk music at its best. Fans of Turkey's Hayvanlar Alemi will find similarities with Sonido's music. Overall, Sendero Mistico is a wild journey with danceable rhythms and great melodies that transcend a defined description. However, everyone will find happiness in the tunes of Sonido Gallo Negro. Get your psych-on today!"

- Inside World Music (USA)


 

"A very inspired one on which they play a tight and compact chicha with howling farfisa organs, psychedelic influences, groovy percussion (like the lovely cumbia rasp) and surf sound (wahwah and distorted) guitars. The music on ‘Sendero mistico’ (mystic road) isn’t mysterious at all. It’s smiling music, from the beginning ’till the end in a joyful balance between lovely melodies, exciting percussion on Peruvian basics!"

- Music Frames (NL)


 

"Absolute discovery!"

- Tropicalidad.be (BE)



"A group that will surprise the listeners..."
- Blogfoolk (IT)


 

“The vintage sound of farfisa evokes memories of the Boogaloo from New York's Spanish Harlem, and the swinging percussion is reminiscent of the thriving Cumbia scene from the Peru of the fifties. At the same time it also shows the Mexicans with...crack guitar work, giving it all a contemporary character.”

-Platomania (NL)


SONIDO GALLO NEGRO is:
Gabriel López: electric guitar, organ
Enrique Casasola: timbales
Israel Martínez: bass
Edwin Irigoyen: congas
Lucio de los Santos: flute, bongos
Dario Maldonado: second electric guitar
Robert Bañuelos: güiro, claves
Julian Perez: organ, synthesizers, samplers
Dr. Alderete: theremin, tagtool, artwork

BAND:
Twitter: twitter.com/sonidogayonegro
Facebook: www.facebook.com/sonidogallonegro

LABEL:
Homepage: www.glitterbeat.com/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Glitterbeat
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/glitterbeattv
Twitter: twitter.com/Glitterbeat_Rec
Soundcloud: @glitterbeat

Sonido Gallo Negro - La Patrona

Big Up for this RIDDIM!!! Please listen and take your comment on Track !

Instrumental - Diwali Riddim

Acapella by Skeewiff Feat Bam (Jungle Brothers) - Blame It On Rio https://soundcloud.com/skeewiff/blame-it-on-rio-acapella-96-bpm 
Orginal Track https://soundcloud.com/skeewiff/skeewiff-feat-bam-blame-it-on-rio?in=skeewiff/sets/skeewiff-in-brazil

Please listen, like it and take your comment on Track !

!!!! Please take the Time and listen the other Staff !!!!

Skeewiff Feat Bam (Jungle Brothers) - Blame It On Rio (KAYPOD Mashup)

Unauthorised remix of David Sylvians 'Answered Prayers' from the Gone to Earth album (1986).
Created with Ableton Live in the spring of 2010. Instruments used: Fender acoustic bassguitar and Novation bassstation.

Listen to the original here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv1snf4jTI8

Although I have enjoyed the music of Japan and David Sylvian since the mid eighties, I only heard 'Gone to Earth' for the first time in December 2009. Initially I thought it was a bit old and not relevant anymore, but soon it touched me and I played it a lot. Because of its beautifull sound 'Answered Payers' became one of my favorites. Later I felt that I could create a more earthly context for it. So I added a bassline and percussion and played some guitar on top of that. All parts were recorded around the first minute of the original. I enjoyed doing this remix and I'm happy with the result.

June 11 2014

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