Tracklist:
Jon Lucien – Kuneda
Modha – Harzer Straße
George Duke – Sister Serene
Khruangbin – Summer Madness 
Mato – Summer Madness
Mildlife – Citations 
Will and James Ragar – Melting Pot 
America – Tin Man (Track Mix with Backing Vocals) 
Quinn Lamont Luke – Verano 
Shuggie Otis – Special 
Mixed Company – You've Got That Something 
Jayme Marques – Hooked on Green
Ricardo Bomba – Flutando
The Blackbyrds – Lady
Prince – I Feel For You (Acoustic Demo)
Sam – American Cars (Acoustic Mix)
Marker Starling – The Smiling Hour (Abre Alas)
Benny Sings – Sunny Afternoon

Photo: Jon Lucien

Summer Gladness

Gilles pays tribute to the late, great, Nelson Mandela with this extended mix from his earlier tribute on BBC 6 Music. 1 hour of carefully curated songs of hope, freedom and future. 

Playlist 

1   - Simphiwe Dana - Zundiqondisise
2   - Dollar Brand - Ishmael
3   - Sathima Bea Benjamine - Music
4   - Hugh Masakela - What Is Wrong With Groovin
5   - Harmonius Serenade Choir - Lyo
6   - Gil Scott Heron - Johannesburg
7   - Letta Mbullu - Mahlalela   
8   - Protest Meeting - Amandla
9   - Hugh Masakela - Stimela
10 - Miles Davis - Big Time
11 - Miriam Makeba - Soweto Blues 
12 - Maze featuring Frankie Beverley - Mandela 
13 - Abdullah Ibrahim - Did You Hear That Sound?
14 - Vusi Mahlasela - Kuzobenani Na?
15 - John Wizards - Jabu Ley


Gilles Peterson's Nelson Mandela Tribute Mix

Hi Everybody I’m very happy to be back after a short break for a new MFT Radio Show. For this episode I had the honour of welcoming the great Swedish Jazz musician Sven Wunder. He hand picked for us 16 fabulous jazz tracks which totally show his main influences between Psyche Jazz and Spiritual Jazz.
As usual I open this show with some of my recent favorite jazz tracks including the brand new Chip Whickam, Matthew Halsall, a Great GSH’s Cover, the new Makaya McCraven and the last production from Sven Wunder Himself.

Enjoy!
- @djpsycut

Tracklist

MY FAVORITE THINGS — Show #41 w/ Sven Wunder (Hosted by Psycut)

Samy Ben Redjeb de Analog Africa nos trae un set titulado "Primera vez en México" con una selección de rarezas del soul sudafricano y tropical instrumentals.

Analog Africa en Mexico  - Sesiones Salvajes

A mix of funk, Jazz and R&B made for kids and on some tracks by kids, most of it originally recorded for children's TV shows and animations in the 70s.

TRACKLIST
Mike Curb Congregation - Mickey Mouse Club
The Pointer Sisters & Sesame Workshop - Pinball Number Count (DJ Food Edit)
The Brady Bunch Kids - Drummer Man
The Free Design - Bubbles
The Stark Reality - Say Brother
The Future Kind - Simon Says
Nasza Basia Kochana - Gniewna Piosenka Muminka o Lecie (Moomin's Angry Summer Song - Edit)
Sharron & Harrell Lucky - Pease Porridge Hot
The Jackson 5 - It's Great to be Here (Kenny Dope Remix - Edit) (from The Jackson 5ive Show)
Herbie Hancock - Fat Mama (from Hey, Hey, Hey it's Fat Albert TV Special)
Vince Guaraldi - Little Birdie (from A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving)
George Semper - ET Where RU?
Bob Dorough - Three Is A Magic Number (from Schoolhouse Rock)
Vince Guaraldi Quintet - Linus and Lucy (Bonus Mix)

The image is from the Black ABCs photo cards created for the Society of Visual Education in Chicago 1970.

G is for Groovy - Funky Music for Kids of All Ages

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

I started Djing for real in 2008, when I started the party TALCO BELLS, a Funk and Soul Party in São Paulo, but I've always been in love with music, researching, doing mix tapes, etc... I used to have a big CD collection, and then the digital era came with MP3s and Napster. I just went crazy. I couldn't work, all I did was search and download. So I started Djing with CDs, but then I saw the guest Djs coming with the vinyl cases, and I thought that's what I want... But people warned me about how heavy and expensive it was. At the time I was following some Blogs from parties in San Francisco and they just played 45's and I thought, that's a cool way to have the tunes I want on vinyl. So that's how and Why I started buying 45's. And I never stopped and I never bought a LP in my life (I maybe have like 8 LPs that people gave me). 

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

I Always loved, and still love to listen to albums, but that's something I do at home or anywhere else in my headphones. For me, DJing is about the tunes, so I'm digging for tunes not for albums when it comes to DJing. I Love trying to mix tracks, I don't really rehearse, I like mixing different songs every time and getting it right is such a big reward. Because one thing we know, mixing with 45's is HARD. So everytime I play is a challenge, and I like that challenge. I don't like rotary mixers because it makes this challenge too hard, I feel like I need an extra hand to play on that thing... so I end up mixing less, and that's less fun (But I do it too).  

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

Well, I love the originals, but I also love Edits and reworks that give a more updated feel to the old tunes. So I mixed a bit of both on this Mix, I like to hear and play edits from non Brazilian DJs and producers on Brazilian tunes. I also like doing edits and I released some on 7" vinyl. There are 3 or 4 of them in this mix. 

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music?

https://soundcloud.com/elohim-barros
https://www.mixcloud.com/elohimbarros/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/63sq1hxVjsi23MAQRMgkiz?si=Ee9B55TvTay-Um9ag9Kl6Q
https://djelohim.bandcamp.com/

5) Top 5 all time fave records

WoOw!! that's a hard one but let's do it
Do It Fuid - The Blackbyrds
Maracatu Atomico - Gilberto Gil
Sun is Here - Sun
Night People - Lee Dorsey
Meu Amigo de Nova Iorque - Emilio Santiago

#97 ARTIST: DJ ELOHIM

An instrumental groove that blends jazz, blues and psychedelic elements around a hypnotic piano foundation. The rhythm section locks into a cool pocket while lead guitar weaves in and out, creating an atmospheric late night vibe that feels both familiar and otherworldly.

Created with Suno AI

Late Night Frequencies

The Sun
Turiya and Ramakrishna
Prema (live on Marian McPartland show)
Om Supreme
Walk With Me
Galaxy In Satchidananda

Alice Coltrane

The third piece of KALAKUTA SOUL's Selection series comes from the hands of one of the most inspiring collectors and DJs around. 

For this mix, Zé Bebelo took a dive into his unique collection of spirituals from all possible corners of the world.

KALAKUTA SOUL SELECTION #3 - SPIRITS by ZÉ BEBELO

Lord Fascinator Drinks Mix 02

hi friends
it´s about time for my annual festive season mixtape SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE, isn´t it? 
SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE IX continues the direction of my "Jazz meets the world " mixtape I did some 3 years ago and takes you to some far away places: Bali, Malaysia,Japan, Brazil,Serbia, Albania, Greece, Germany,France (well..both not so far away..), Sweden, Turkey,  Guadeloupe,Martinique, Hungary . 
Joachim Ernst Berendt´s Jazz meets the world vison spreaded arround the globe in the 1970´s and some mighty fine and unique jazz meets local folk traditional music was written.The next chapter of diggin deep in the jazz crates has started...

peace  &
merry Christmas!
tom wieland

ps. if you feel the intro bali jazz fusion goodie: I ´ve recently reissued the holy grail of Kraut exotica LP: MÜNCHNER STUDIORCHESTER`s "twilight of Bali" LP featuring Milan Pilar ( Niagara, catch Up).
Get it here: https://soundvoyage1.bandcamp.com/album/sound-voyage-presents-m-nchner-studioorchester-twilights-of-bali & be quick,this one´s selling faaast.

pps. No full tracklist of this mixtape is available, but feel free to ask for single tracks

VA SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE IX a spiritual world jazz breaks mixtape by Tom Wieland free soul inc

HolygrailKrautExotica

Future Classics & Forgotten Treasures — Selections for the Adventurous Music Listener (Founded in 2007 by Lexis)

MY FAVORITE THINGS — Show #41 w/ Sven Wunder (Hosted by Psycut)

Music Is My Sanctuary