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Love and Death

Frankie Knuckles pres. Director's Cut starring Inaya Day - Let's Stay Home (M&S Epic Klub Mix) : Available from Monday 16th September 2013

Frankie Knuckles pres. Director's Cut starring Inaya Day - Let's Stay Home (M&S Epic Klub Mix)

01 Moodymann "Freaky MF"
02 Mario & Vidis "Black Boogie"
03 Arnaud Le Texier "Rue Oscar Roty"
04 Currambero de Gamero "LaPrena (Yoruba Soul Mix)
05 Makossa & Megablast "Soy Como Soy (Luciano Remix)
06 Cassady Locke "Mafele (Fulton Dub)
07 Jazztronik "Dentro Mi Alma (Yoruba Soul Summer Suite)
08 T. Williams "Chop & Screw"
09 Marcello Napoletano "Electronic Atmosphere"
10 Sparkhouse "Inbetween"
11 Motor City Ensemble "Keep Up"
12 Zephrin Saint "Midnight Mawal" (Jose Marquez Remix)
13 Roger Gerressen "When We Were Young"
compiled and mixed by Osunlade

The Bush

Carboot Soul

Argha Noah

Three Strangers

the way home

Lost

Bonus track from sophomore album "Live From The Other Side".

Live From The Other Side - Extended LP

free download

Castles - Intermission

Obaa Sima

N.S.T Cophie's - Ivoirien N'Gnoamelike (Ivory Coast, 1984)

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Migration

7th Sevens

Out Nov 22 https://antoinettekonan.bandcamp.com
The Guardian says:
"Among the current glut of reissues, this re-pressing sounds remarkably fresh. While downbeat numbers such as Enfants Du Monde and Evignen are dragged down by their somewhat syrupy sweetness, the short and sharp kinetic tracks are irresistible. Opener Kokoloko Tani buzzes in with those inimitable toms and a selection of Baoulé tuned bells set to Konan’s tenor, while Abidjan Adja and M’ackô are polyrhythmic gems of mid-tempo movement, a new jack swing of Africa’s west coast.

Konan produced the entire record and her singular vision shows on its speedy 25-minute runtime. It is a near-perfect combination of tradition and modernism to create an imagining of a future sound, one which can only ever have existed in Konan’s hands some 33 years ago."

Antoinette Konan - Abidjan Adja

Spoek Mathambo is a South African artist, musician, songwriter & filmmaker. With three critically acclaimed solo albums under his belt,  not to mention his collaborative projects Fantasma and Batuk, and a documentary on SA electronic music (Future Sound of Mzansi), Spoek Mathambo is a prolific creative, a true music activist, showcasing and stretching the limits of electronic music and hip hop.

On his new album Tales From A Lost City, producer and rapper Spoek Mathambo revisits his first love, Hip-Hop, with a project steeped in rich storytelling, razor sharp social commentary and an endless reserve of gymnastic flows. The concept album drives a cross section through South Africa 2020, to give a view of a highly complex and volatile society struggling to come to grips with its post Apartheid “rainbow nation” dream/nightmare. Spoek Mathambo takes Hip-Hop, the great crucible of culture, and creates a colorful ride through a diverse set of soundscapes, each emboldening Mathambo’s no-holds-bar approach to songwriting. 

The eclectic self produced album features guest appearances from scratch DJ Raiko and collaborations with Batuk, Spizzy, Mark Mushiva, Vuyo and Daev Martian.

Tales from the Lost Cities

Umhlaba Wethu

Far Out Recordings is delighted to present the debut single from transatlantic pop retroists Limoncello.

In 2017, NYC producer/guitarist Rich Bennett and Paris based Italian Argentine singer/songwriter Mari Rosa started sharing tunes with each other across the pond. Basking in the sounds of Lô Borges, Elis Regina, Steely Dan, and a playlist of early 80s roller rink disco, felt like a form of solace amidst the tense and changing culture around the world. It wasn’t long before the pair decided to write and record some tunes of their own, which in their own words created “a sound that will make you want to lace up your rollerskates”

Sung in Portuguese, the breezy lounge-funk stepper ‘Music Aqui’ cooks up blissful Brazilian beach boogie vibes, and the Spanish sung post-disco love jam ‘Com Tu Amor’ feels uncannily like an early 80s holy grail that’s never been sold on Discogs, it’s difficult to believe it was recorded only last year.

Music Aqui

Afroelectro - Sika Blawa.mp3

/ / home and field recordings and cassette tape manipulations / /

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A4 - Kuniyuki Takahashi - Echoes Of The Past (4:03)

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