Recorded live at the Bowery Ballroom on November 17, 1999. Free MP3 download available at: http://bit.ly/meshellwt.

Wasted Time (Live at the Bowery Ballroom)

Good Day Bad

Tracks: "Algiers" and "DMT Song" - Live session, with Austin Peralta (keyboards), Heidi Vogel (vocals), Jason Yarde (alto sax), Jason Swinscoe (electronics), Richard Spaven (drums), Tom Mason (bass). Taken from Worldwide 1st Dec 2012. Session recorded at Maida Vale, London.

Uploaded for my website about The Cinematic Orchestra: http://cinematicorchestra.alotspace.com/

Austin Peralta - RIP Gilles Peterson 'Worldwide'

Flow

Buy Now -
Ninjashop: found.ee/EasyNow
iTunes: found.ee/EasyNow-it
Spotify: found.ee/EasyNow-sp
Bandcamp: found.ee/EasyNow-bc

Follow The Invisible -
Facebook: goo.gl/uG5qMO
Twitter: goo.gl/Y2XO3X
Soundcloud: @the-invisible
Spotify: goo.gl/l7PMW2

The Invisible share new track Easy Now - an 808-inflected deep-funk workout - recorded as part of the sessions for their new album, which Floating Points has contributed to amongst other guests. Describing the track Dave Okumu says: “George Clinton once said, "funk is anything you need it to be to save your life". We have always agreed. Serenading the unseen has become easier now.”

Additionally, catch The Invisible (Dave Okumu, Tom Herbert and Leo Taylor) performing as part of the Floating Points live band at the Dimensions Festival Opening Concert broadcast on Boiler Room tonight from 6pm GMT in support of his just announced debut album "Elaenia".

Since their last album - 2012’s Rispah (Ninja Tune) members of the band have been busy recording for, amongst others, Grace Jones, Jessie Ware, Lianne La Havas, Adele, Lana Del Ray, Polar Bear, Petite Noir and In Dreams: David Lynch Revisited.

Keep up to date with fresh Ninja Tune material via our New Releases Spotify playlist: http://found.ee/NTNewTracks

http://ninjatune.net

Easy Now

The Invisible - 'Easy Now'

DAVE OKUMU RELEASES PRINCE TRIBUTE ‘OCEANS OF PURPLE’, FEATURING JAMIE WOON ON ADDITIONAL VOCALS.
ALL STREAMING AND SALES PROCEEDS TO GO TO NORDOFF ROBBINS, A SPECIALIST MUSIC CHARITY. www.nordoff-robbins.org.uk 

Buy: www.bit.ly/OOPiTunes
Stream: www.bit.ly/OOPurple

WATCH THE VIDEO: https://youtu.be/elaNOKMFqoQ
Shot, edited and directed by Jacob Hopewell (www.jacobhopewell.com)

THANKS TO:
John Hayden
Laura Hemming-Lowe
Pete Lowe
George Nicolaides
Joseph Railton
Corrie Warburton

*no copyright infringement is intended*

‘Oceans of Purple’ is written and produced by Dave Okumu, featuring vocals by Jamie Woon and strings by Julian Ferrareto. It was mixed by Lexxx at Konk Studios and mastered by Guy Davie at Electric Mastering.

www.konkstudios.com
www.electricmastering.com

ART DIRECTION & DESIGN BY RICHARD ROBINSON
http://www.richardrobinsondesign.co.uk/




Oceans Of Purple

Full feature ~ blrrm.tv/jazzrefreshed

"Fifteen years ago, the London jazz scene didn't feel welcoming or inclusive, and the multicultural landscape we see on the streets of London was never seen in jazz venues. This was important for us, and why jazz re:freshed is for everyone; jazz is for everyone. London is such a melting pot of people, cultures and sounds that the music can’t help but be influenced by all these things — especially in jazz."
~ Adam Rockers (@jazzrefreshed)

Full Feature

Residents' Hour: Adam Rockers (jazz re:freshed)

Get acquainted with London group @nativedancer with their track "Big Blue," remixed by @ericlaumusic. Out on May 26th via Submit Records. Premiered exclusively via EARMILK: http://earmi.lk/eaupDB

Native Dancer - Big Blue (Eric Lau Remix)

Read more: http://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-native-dancer-in-clouds-slugabed-remix/

https://soundcloud.com/nativedancer
https://soundcloud.com/slugabed

First Listen: Native Dancer - 'In Clouds' (Slugabed Remix)

Kilo Kish - Navy (prod. by The Internet)

Cocaine (Little Dragon REMIX)

"Native Dancer is a refreshing burst of imagination, uniqueness, and purpose in a crowded electro-fusion landscape" Afropunk

"With influences ranging from Herbie Hancock to The Cinematic Orchestra, London 5-piece Native Dancer are the new troubadours of psychedelic soul.” Stamp The Wax

Birthed from deep within London’s burgeoning Jazz resurgence, Native Dancer have been setting levels across the capital’s live scene (and beyond) over the past two years. Five individual artists who together set out to create a music that speaks from the heart and denies none of their influences in a genre twisting mashup of styles with elements of pop, soul, electro-funk, jazz, rock and dance music.
These sonic explorers have created a sound world that attempts to dissolve boundaries fusing acoustic instruments, synthesizers and samples. The music evokes ideas of parallel realities, a common element that connects everything and ultimately promotes peace and love.