yeah we smoking weed with pablo escobar so what

The last one (Hector Lavoe) touched my heart in a special way!

j'adore ça. toutes les chansons sont parfaites (ʃƪ＾3＾）

This week's guest is Nabihah Iqbal who is a musician, producer, DJ and broadcaster from London, currently an artist-in-residence at Somerset House, where she is writing and recording her second album. Her debut album, Weighing of the Heart, was released in December 2017. Nabihah was a resident on BBC Radio during 2018-19 and she hosts a bi-weekly show on NTS Radio, exploring musical traditions and cultures without boundaries.

Anyi Bundi Igbo - Nkengas
Nayo - Juldeh Camara
Talali Talala - Verkys at l'Orchestre Veve
Alghoroub - Abdou El Omari
Na Real Sekele Fo Ya - Pasteur Lappe
Hodi Hu Yenyan - Francois Ballo & Le Kenestar De Sikasso
​Leli - Le Mystere-Jazz de Tombouctou
Lishonile - Batsumi
Hafi Deo - Taby Ley

Guest Mix: Records from Africa with Nabihah Iqbal

This week's guest is Krishna Villar. Krishna is a Mexican, Miami-based creative expressing herself through architectural design and of course, music. She is the vinyl radio host of Juicy Fruit Records on Empty Plate Radio. Her sounds are fused with bits of Jpop, Taiwan disco, Indian disco, Samba, Peruvian cumbia and more. She dedicates this mix to all the great psychedelic cumbia bands, Los Mirlos, Los Destellos, Los Pakines, Ranil y su conjunto and more.

Note: Due to copyright restrictions Sonida Amazonico - Chicha Libre and La Danza Del Petrolero - Los Welmber's de Iquitos has been cut out from this mix. You listen to the uncut version on our Soundcloud page soon.

Las Oladas - Ranil
Virgenes del Sol - Manzanita y su Conjunto
Elsa - Los Destellos, Enrique Delgado
Sonidos Amazonicos - Los Mirlos
Guajira Sicodelica - Los Destellos
Carinito- Los Hijos del sol
Sabor a Limon - Los Pakines
Chicha Nola - Gitkin

Guest Mix: Psychedelic Cumbia with Krishna Villar

This week's guest is laguerradelasgalaxias a collector and DJ from Valencia, Spain. He's playing some amazing flamenco and rumba songs from his own collection.

Carmarón de la Isla – “La Leyenda del tiempo (bulerías)” (1979)
Dolores Vargas “La Terremoto”  – “A-Chi-Li-Pu” (1974)
Pata Negra – “Bodas de Sangre” (1987)
Lole Y Manuel – “Nuevo día” (1975)
Las Grecas – “Te Estoy Amando Locamente” (1974)
Paco de Lucía – “Cepa Andaluza (bulería)” (1973)
Kiko Veneno – “En Un Mercedes Blanco” (1992)
Ketama, Toumani Diabate and Danny Thomson – “Africa” (1988)
Ojos de Brujo – “Ventilador R-80” (2002)
Las Migas – “Tangos De La Repompa” (2010)
 Silvia Pérez Cruz & Raül Refree – “Pequeño Vals Vienés” (2015)

Guest Mix: Flamenco and Rumba with laguerradelasgalaxias

Welcome to the second season of the Coffee Break Sessions! This is the fifth episode where me and Shaqdi playing records from Tunisia, Algeria, Lebanon, Egypt, Morocco, Libya.

Shaqdi is an artist, producer and songwriter based in London. She's half Swedish and half Palestinian and in this set she's playing some records from her dad's own collection.

Zalila - Tiou Tiou Tiou
Adib Abou Antoun - Addayer 
Maya Yazbek - Disco Cocktail
Mohammed Jamal - Siyarto Akbar
Mohamed El Abed - Ya Sari Sar Al Lail
Ammar El Sheraie - Ana We Habeby
Elias Rahbani - Dance of Maria
Djamel Allam Si Slimane - Cuba
Rogér Fakhr - Had to Come Back Wet
Amina - Belly Dance
Ofra Haza - Galbi
Hedi Bled Noum - Shams Dinn
Ahmed Ben Ali - Subhana (Habibi Funk 012)

Arabic Grooves with Shaqdi

Hoodna Orchestra-Alem
Alemayehu Eshete-Alteleyeshegnem 
Teshome Mitiku - Hasabe 
The Apostles-Banko Woman
Combo Chimbata-Pajaro 
Vaudou Game-Pas Contente 
Rob-Make It Fast 
Walko-Afrobeat Trance 
Ebo Taylor-Mumudey Mumudey 
Wganda Kenya-Shalaode
The Ogyatanaa Show Band-Ageisheka 
Gnonnas Pedro et Ses Dadjes-Dadje Von O Von Non
3rd Generation Band-Because of Money 
Amadou Balake-Super Bar Konon Mousso 
Ebo Taylor-Heaven 
Orchestra Baobab-Kelen Ati Leen 
The Sweet Talks-Eyi Suu Ngaangaa
Friimen Musik Company-We Can Get It On 
Bernard Ntone - Mussoloki 
Assagai-Cocoa 
Dick Khoza-Chapita 

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African Soul, Afro-beat, Funk, Cumbia and Jazz on Vinyl

Go to Youtube Episode for the tracklist:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rxG8quzCtA

CBS: Brazilian Grooves Vinyl Set

Walter de Afogados - Ilumina
Bebeto - Cri Criola
Jorge Ben - Adelita
Nonato e Seu Conjunto - Cirandeira 
Magalhães e Seu Guitarra - Xango 
Pinduca - Sinha Pureza
João Bosco - Comissão De Frente
Antonio Carlos-Jocafi - Glorioso Santo Antonio
Novos Baianos - A Menina Dança
Wando - Lamento Do Capoeira
Heron Tavares - Batendo Cabeça
Djavan - Fato Consumado
Renato e Seus Blue Caps - Nega, Neguinha
Aldo Sena -Sinha Mariquinha
Laranjeiras - Baila Menina 
Caetano Veloso - Um canto de afoxé para o Bloco do Ilê

Guest Mix: Records from Brazil with Poly-Ritmo

Hailing from Amsterdam with a record bag filled with music from all continents. Plundering through shelves and crossing the ocean to find records. The Dutch selector and NTS resident has found himself specializing in almost everything obscure, exciting and close to the equator. With shelves ranging from Brazilian obscurities, Latin Groovers, Turkish Anatolian Psych, Jamaican Oldies and African moog virtuosos.

1. Conjunto Holiday - Barulho De Trem 
2. Luli - Iná
3. Carlos Magno - Senhora De Nazaré
4. Thelma Soares - O Que É Que A Baiana Tem
5. Meirelles E Os Copa 5 - Solo 
6. Yara Lex - Ziri Guidin
7. Francineth - Cambão 
8. Os Diagonais - Capoeira Moça Bem 
9. Hector Costita Sexteto - Tokio 
10. Carlos Lacerda - Desintegracao
11. Rosely - Moleque 
12. Walter Santos - O Bôlo 
13. Marisa Barroso - Lamento Negro
14. João Do Vale - Sanharó
15. Cecy - Nós E O Mar
16. Walter Gonçalves - Fio De Assobio

Guest Mix: Brazilian Bossa Jazz with Palo Santo Discos

This week's guests are Salt Cathedral's Nicolas Losada and Juliana Ronderos. They have a band that combines electronic and tropical elements and their debut CARISMA just got released a couple of months ago. Being from Bogotá, Colombia they were exposed by a lot of Caribbean music, they moved to the US to study Jazz and currently live in Brooklyn. Djing wise they love to play Latin and African music.

Roberto Sion - Chorino pro fiske Place Irakere 
Irakere - Dile a Catalina 
Joe Cuba Sextet - Cuenta bien Cuenta bien 
Cal Tjader. - Bang Bang 
Sonny Stitt -Amigos
Tito Rodriguez y Louie Ramirez - El mulato rumbero 
Louie Ramirez - Milestones (Miles Davis) 
Mario Bauza - Imitations 
José Mangual - Chinatown 
Gonzalo Rubalcaba - Rapsodia española

Guest Mix: Afro Cuban/Latin Jazz on Vinyl with Salt Cathedral

In this episode, I'm playing some of my favorite Salsa and Latin Jazz records. I found most of these great gems from a collector in London who was downsizing their collection. So I'm really happy to discover these artists from Colombia, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. I'm really looking forward to expanding my knowledge and collection with this genre. It just makes me happy to hear this music! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Guayacán Orquesta - Nostalgia Africana
Arabella - Fui Tu Cacería  
Ramón Rodríguez Y La Sinfónica De La Salsa - Patricia
Sonora Ponceña - Como Amantes
La Suprema Corte Orquesta - Salsa Pesada
Grupo Clase -Contragolpe 
Los Titanes - Mano A Mano 
Fania All Stars - Guasasa
July Mateo - Donde Yo Naci 
Hector Lavoe - Sin Explicaciones

CBS: Salsa and Latin Jazz Records

This week's episode is 45 rpm records only! The majority of the records I'm playing in this episode are Pathe pressings, while the others are Columbia and African which is a Paris-based African music label. Congolese rumba, also known as Rumba Lingala after its predominant language, is a popular genre of dance music that originated in the Congo basin during the 1940s, deriving from Cuban son. The style gained popularity throughout Africa during the 1960s and 1970s. Gentle vocals, sweet guitar melodies with strong brass sections! Hope you enjoy:)

Mando Negro Kwala Kwa - Daudet Lingaka 
05:00 Orch:T.P. O.K. Jazz - Itshiofo 1
10:00 Mando Negro - Mazli 
15:30 Orchestre Les Rebelles - Quatre Bougies
19:25 Orchestre Les Noirs - Masiya Batela Ngai
24:43 Orchestre Les Noirs - Émilie
29:55 Negro Band - Pasi Ya Mokili
32:42 Franco Et L' OK.Jazz - Ye N°1
36:03 Orchestre Sinza - Bolingo Jacky

CBS: Congolese Rumba Records (7" Special)ongo

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