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Groovadelic Ethio music
Order CD or VINYL on  www.blackflower.be

Nathan Daems: Baritone & Alto & Tenor saxophone, flute, composition
Jon Birdsong: Cornet
Wouter Haest: Keys
Simon Segers: Drums
Filip Vandebril: Bass


Jungle Desert by Black Flower (album Abyssinia Afterlife)

I Threw A Lemon At That Girl by Black Flower (album Abyssinia Afterlife)

Smokey Hormel played with Tom Waits, Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, Beck, David Lynch ...

Groovadelic Ethio music
Order CD or VINYL on www.blackflower.be

Smokey Hormel: electric guitar
Nathan Daems: Baritone & Alto & Tenor saxophone, flute, composition
Jon Birdsong: Cornet
Wouter Haest: Keys
Simon Segers: Drums
Filip Vandebril: Bass

Upwards by Black Flower feat. Smokey Hormel (album Abyssinia Afterlife)

Winter by Black Flower (album Abyssinia Afterlife)

Black Flower - Bones

RISE Radio Show Vol. 15 | Mixed By Dede

Just Fresh and Clean Jazz Music in this mix!

Jazzy Fresh Mix

from iran to morocco, through egypt to nigeria, algeria, india and sudan, all by way of nyc. ÅNCÎENT FUTÜRĒ FUNK is deep cuts of golden era middle eastern and african disco, house, and soul + modern-day gems to honor timeless revolutionary sounds.
>> featuring khruangbin, balkan beatbox, james brown, zeb the spy from cairo, googoosh, hossam ramzy, fela kuti, solace, alsarah & the nubatones, and more.
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Disco Tehran is a funky warm discothéque with live shows by local and international bands. It is a multi-cultural dreamboat that connects New York to the era of 1970s venues in Tehran. Each party explores groovy household throwbacks and rare music from the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Latin America.

ÅNCÎENT FUTÜRĒ FUNK (drėėėmy for Disco Tehran NYC)

1.Mirza Abdollah (tar) and Ghorban Khan (voice) - Dastgah-e Mahur  (1906)
2. Darvish Khan (tar) and Seyyed Ahmad Khan (voice) - Dastgah-e Mahur (1906)
3. Parvaneh (voice) and Habib Somaie (Santur) - Dastgah-e Mahur (1928)
4. Abolhasan Saba (setar) - Dastgah-e Mahur
5. Faramarz Payvar (santur) and the National Orchestra - Raqs-e Hindi
6. Parisa (voice) - “Tasnif-e Beh harimeh khalvateh khod shabi" and “Tasnif-e Tabeh Banafsheh” Caltex Records USA ("Taraneh-ha")
7. Mohammad Reza Shajarian (voice) and Mohammad Reza Lotfi (tar and composition) - Iran Ey saraye Omid (Sepideh) (1979)
8. Mohammad Reza Lotfi (setar and voice) and Mohammad Ghavihelm (tombak and daf) - Delkesh from “Mystery of Love” Copenhagen 1994
9. Mohammad Reza Lotfi (tombak) and The Sheyda Women’s Ensemble “An Delbare Man” (Voice: Nazi Hamzeloo). Live at the Sufi Music Festival, Turkey 2011
10. Mehdi Emami (voice), Amir Sharifi (Setar), Ehsan Abedi and 
Farid Kheradmand (Tombak) - Bolbol-e Shuride (Aref Qazvini) 2019 Mahoor Institute

Iranian Music Podcasts

Iranian Music Podcasts #2 Dastgah-e Mahour

Some of the old sounds that shaped what you're getting today

The Old Jungle

Since you've all been waiting so long for our new release we thought it would be fun to have Nathan (on saxophone) give you a wonderful story, drenched in a Stavroz sauce. Eat it while it's hot! 

Buy on Beatport

Stavroz - The Finishing

https://nathandaems.com/
Musician/composer/band leader 
- Saxophones, flutes (ney, kaval, washint, western classical flute)& nyahbinghi percussion
- Knowledge of repertoire and/or improvisation skills in the following genres: Jazz, several Balkan (& Turkish) gipsy styles, Classical Turkish music, North Indian classical music, Greek Rembetiko, reggae-dub-ska, Ethio-jazz, afro funk, Brazilian & West African voodoo rhythms, Jazz Manouche, hints of maloya (Réunion Island) and Arabic & Kurdish music.

Jungle Desert by Black Flower (album Abyssinia Afterlife)

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