Name: Les Griots (w/ Serge Franklin) -- Mama Me Mwana by Ghost Capital in swee°t&suave
Duration: 2 min 4 s
Description: http://ghostcapital.blogspot.com/2012/12/les-griots-w-serge-franklin-ouagadougou.html

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Umoja on SC: https://soundcloud.com/umojaworldwide

The wunderkind Oby Nine is no stranger to Amsterdam based INI Movement. As a label fixture, he contributed to Vuelo Nocturno Remixes EP and was featured on De Gulden Snede I. He now returns aiming for the brain with his own remix EP in hand. Oby’s latest musical project is an aural inquiry into the pleasure-inducing chemical, serotonin, which lends its name to this EP. The Serotonin Remix EP is a collection of Oby’s Serotonin single and various remixes.

The EP is a collaborative endeavour between Oby and five phenomenal Dutch producers. On Serotonin, we witness Oby Nine, Jarreau Vandal, Umoja, Moiety, Moods and Esteble all flexing their production chops. Each producer offers his own interpretation of Serotonin, by way of structural and melodic re-arrangements. Radiating from the eclectic re-interpretations, Serotonin Remix EP takes on the air of cohesive divergence.  The EP’s overall sound is solid and consistent, whilst sounds of individual tracks are deviations from one another. The heterogeneous styles of contributing producers induce a sense of musical adventure. A sensory trip, where the listener hears, feels and envisages familiar sensory patterns albeit each pattern being quiet unfamiliar.  As Oby Nine puts it “my idea for this EP is to create something that can help release serotonin in the brain of listeners”, that’s exactly what this EP has achieved.

Oby’s remix EP charts through UK garage, house, Brazilian bossa, groovy bass and crispy beats.  The elusive novelty realized by Serotonin Remix EP is its holistic sound. The manner by which it moulds various distinctive sounds into one “feel good” expedition. An expedition of the mind as variations of serotonin is released into the brain. 

Serotonin Remix EP is INI Movement’s 15th release out on all major online music platforms as of 20th January 2014.

Mastered By: J. De la Porte 

Artwork: Marijn Vandeheijden (Strictua)
Catalogue No: INI015

Oby Nine - Serotonin (Umoja Remix)

Dj Gukwa - Terminator

Diamonds Of Your Youth

[APWW PGM #683]  [Originally broadcast 3/27/14]
TThis program offers a rare musical portrait of Somalia’s formative, pre-civil war years (1960-90). In a rising mood of patriotism and hope, Somalis sought to forge a culturally authentic, but also modern, national identity. Poetry, theatrical plays, and gorgeous, lyrical songs with influences from Arab art music, Hindi film songs and rich local traditions were central to this movement. Historian Lidwien Kapteijns, author of Women’s Voices in a Man’s World, is our guide as we hear rare archival recordings and get inside the social debates and gender negotiations contained in their lyrics. From the poetry of the rural hinterlands, to the recording studios of Mogadishu, and the nostalgia of Somali rapper K’Naan, this program reveals the rich culture behind the grim headlines of recent years. Produced by Banning Eyre.

Reconstructing Somalia: Love Songs at the Birth of a Nation

Banning Eyre presents songs and stories from Somalia's fertile independence era, and up to the present. This podcast is a supplement to Afropop's Hip Deep program "Reconstructiong Somalia, Love Songs at the Birth of a Nation." Somali scholar and former broadcaster Ahmed Ismail Samatar introduces Somali oud virtuoso Hodeidi. Historian Lidwien Kapteijns continues her brilliant and amiable commentary on the love songs in which gender debates played out in the '60s and '70s, and brings the story right up to the present with fascinating reflections on the early career of the rapper/songwriter K'Naan.

Podcast: More Songs of Love and War from Somalia

http://www.duttyartz.com/blog/events/ibombamay14/

Anjali Live  @iBomba May 2014

In STEALTH by Sonallah Ibrahim, the narrator, a boy living in Cairo sneaks around the city spying on its citzens. By taking in its sights, sounds, and smells, the boy creates a portraint of 1950s Cairo. In a previous post, we explored those sights with an animation by Nathaniel Whitcomb who created a motion collage from the mid-century Cairo photographs of Don Church. Now, we present to you a mix of popular 1950s Egytian music compiled by Brian Shimkovitz of Awesome Tapes From Africa. 

1. Samia Gamal “Ay Ya Zein” [Oh Beautiful] (from the film Valley of the Kings) 
2. Um Kalthoum “Howa Sahih El-Hawa Ghallab” [Is It True That Love Is Irresistible?]
3. Laila Murad “Men Al Qalb Lel-Qalb Rasool” [Heart to Heart] (from the film Heart to Heart)
4. Fareed al-Atrash “Hebeena Hebeena” [Love Us, Love Us] (from the film Nagham Fi Hayati)
5. Mohamed Abdel Wahab “El Sudan”
6. Laila Mourad “Abgad Hawaz”
7. Mohamed Abdel Wahab “Ahebo Mahma Ashof Meno”
8. Farid Shawqi & Yehia Chahine with dancer Naemat Mokhtar [title unknown] (from the film The Black Knight)
9. Um Kalthoum “Ya Hobena Al Kabir” [Oh Great Love] 
10. Mohamed Fawzi “Ta'ab el-Hawa Albi” [Oh the Sweetness of Love] (from the film Banat Hawaa) 
11.  Laila Murad “Aahd El Hawa” (from the film Flirtation of Girls)

More info on the novel STEALTH and a Q&A with ATFA: http://ndbooks.com/blog/article/stealth-mix-awesome-tapes-from-africa-for-nd

STEALTH Mix: Awesome Tapes From Africa for New Directions

The saga continues!! Maramza has put together this mix of some new tracks from himself and some compadres. "Maramza is the tapeworm inside your head, straight out of South Africa, a producer of unfiltered global future bass music."

This is the latest mix in the series to promote the film, Future Sound of Mzansi. 
(www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A0ZzKybU1U). Future Sounds of Mzansi is a documentary directed by Spoek Mathambo and Lebogang Rasethaba which aims to explore, express and interrogate, South Africa's electronic music landscape.

Tracklist
Intro
Sbucardo - Deep Gqom / Okmalumkoolkat - Roundhouse Kick (Acapella)
Maramza - Don Wantchu
Spoek Mathambo - Control
Kanye West x Black Motion - New Slave Thrills
DJ Lusiman ft. DJ Vista - Oh My Gosh (OMG)
Jumping Back Slash - Plateaux
Maramza - Back In My Arms
DJ Clock ft. Beatenberg - Pluto (Maramza Remember Mix)
Moonchild & Maramza - Inkwenkwezi
Riky Rick - Nafukwa
Uhuru - Y-Tjukutja ft. Professor, Oskido & DJ Bucks (Maramza Remix)
Pyro - Jacob Zuma (Maramza Remix)
DJ Zinhle - My name Is ft Busiswa (Maramza Remix)
LV feat Okmalumkoolkat - Sebenza (Maramza Galactic Voetsek)
Fantasma - ShangriLa ft. Moonchild (Maramza Remix)
Card On Spokes - Ladders (Jumping Back Slash Remix)
K.O (Feat. Kid X) - Caracara
iFani - Ewe (Maramza Remix)
Alaska vs Riri - Accuse Diamonds In The Sky

Future Sound Of Mzansi 6: Maramza

Orchestre Franco_Je t' Attends(Charles Aznavour)


Carnibal 14

Je t' attends

Palov - Je t' attends

undiú - joão gilberto (1973)

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Undiú (Salvador Space Edit)

DJ IJJ - Vocal Jazz, Latin and Exotica from Finland
Special 7” Mix for Musica Macondo

'Dim the lights, kick back and breathe in the sound and the rhythm of the past. These tracks are from a time when jazz divas were the coolest women around, Jazz and Latin bands with impeccable matching suits were a staple and exotic sounds from foreign lands were truly exiting and new.

This is a mix of rare original Finnish 7” records ranging from Jazz to Latin and Exotica hardly ever heard outside of Finland. Some are now over 60 years old but the grooves are still awesome, playing is mellow and swinging and the singing flawless.'

Tracklist:

Brita Koivunen & Jaakko Salon Orkesteri - Tällaista Rakkaus On  (1959)
Ossi Malinen - El Cumpanchero  (1961)
Henry Theel - Mambo Italiano  (1955)
Eila Pellinen - Volgan Lautturi  (1958)
Vieno Kekkonen - Suezista Etelään  (1956)
Brita Koivunen & Leo Kähkösen Yhtye - Neljä Pientä Kirjainta  (1959)
Eino Grön - Liian Paljon Rahaa  (1959)
Vieno Kekkonen - Uska Dara  (1956)
Laila Kinnunen - Kuume  (1959)
Olavi Virta & Erik Lindström - Skokiaan  (1955)
Brita Koivunen - Miksen Saisi?  (1961)
Tuula Ikäheimo - Johnny Guitar  (1961)

https://soundcloud.com/dj-ijj

www.musicamacondo.com

Rare Vocal Jazz, Latin and Exotica from Finland - DJ IJJ (Special 7" Mix)

http://soundgoods.wordpress.com/2009/03/28/costuleta-bomba-kuduro/

Costuleta - So Co Tó

http://ghostcapital.blogspot.com/2012/12/les-griots-w-serge-franklin-ouagadougou.html

Les Griots (w/ Serge Franklin) -- Mama Me Mwana

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Les Griots (w/ Serge Franklin) -- Mama Me Mwana

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