Name: A2 Ric Piccolo – Gintonica (Rework) by Noncollective in ....bam...
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GET IT HERE: https://luvshackrecords.fanlink.to/lesale-ft-kathy-diamond-synchronized

Following a year of uncertainty and peril, we are more than ready to provide a soundtrack for a summer full of joy, love and togetherness. 

As a teaser to an upcoming EP, we’re proud to present you the radio mix for LeSale`s new single “Synchronzied”, featuring the soulful voice of Kathy Diamond. 

The uplifting boogie track was given the extra tape mix treatment by studio wizard Sam Irl.

Synchronized (Radio Mix)

LeSale Ft. Kathy Diamond - Synchronized (Radio Mix)

Kokon-Never lose optimism

FAR OUT

A new artist on Gomma!
Coming with his single: Barotti, a musician and multimedia artist based in Berlin. After mainly working on sound installations and performing arts for years, Barotti will release his debut album “Rising“ in the end of 2015. 

Barotti has created an own genre of music. Magic, organic soundscapes. Mixing the electronic with symphonic parts. Working with a classical orchestra as well as rare vintage synthesizers. Barotti's songs are difficult to describe. His low voice, the mystic atmospheres, raw and glamorous at the same time. 

You can put Barotti's music somewhere between Woodkid and Sohn, adding more influences from the last 200 years of classical music and the distorted electronic aestheticism of Funkstörung and James Blake. The album was recorded in Casablanca and Berlin. “She Once Knew“ was remixed by Massimiliano Pagliara.

Barotti - She Once Knew (Massimiliano Pagliara Remix)

Wah Wah 45s are proud to bring four remixes of our Afrobeat legend to vinyl! You No Fit Touch Am has been universally received with open arms.

A perfect document of the lessons Dele learned in Fela Kuti’s ranks during the 70s and 80s, but brought firmly up-to-date and with contemporary social comment as vital to the afrobeat genre as any rhythm or instrument. To take that forward thinking even further Wah Wah 45s commissioned four huge remixes from some of the UKs most interesting new production names.

Tru Thoughts’ no-nonsense house producer Titeknots first delivered us a massive tropical-house take on Sanctuary back in January. Gaining radio support from Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6 Music, Wah Wah 45s received an endless amount of requests for this to appear on vinyl, so here we are.

Alongside it Wolf Music legend and in-demand house remixer Medlar brings an, intense and insistent disco flavoured rework. To complete the package two relatively new production duos bring quite distinctly different versions.

Warsaw artists Ptaki take on slow burner We Siddon We Dey Look with characteristic punch and new London outfit Modified Man light a broken beat fire under the album title track You No Fit Touch Am.

Four tracks of killer dancefloor fodder for pretty much every occasion. Taking the already incendiary music of Dele Sosimi in a more angular and electronic direction, worthy of a rare 12” release on the Wah Wah imprint, we’re sure you’ll agree



We Siddon We Dey Look (Straight Molin') (Ptaki Remix)

Following on from our first release from Ibiza Balearic legend Jose Padilla we follow things up with a second release also brimming with sunshine and optimism. Here we harness the Balearic spirit with a brand new track from the San Francisco based producer Sorcerer (also known as Dan Judd).                                                                                                          His release becomes our first vinyl release and the first opportunity to see our brand new vinyl house bag artwork.

The original of "Video Magic" has the trademark shimmering guitar lines and chords, bags of lazy-afternoon groove and that all important summertime swing.

First up on remix duties is downtempo and chillout DJ, tastemaker, broadcaster and overlord Chris Coco.                                                                       He nudges the groove up ever so slightly with his beach front evening re-rub. Perfect for sunset moments.


Video Magic

Sorcerer (Chris Coco Balearic 12 Mix)

RBLRC002 02 - Sorcerer - Video Magic (Chris Coco Balearic 12 Mix)

EXCLUSIVE

It’s rare to come across a debut album that delights and surprises in equal measure, but that’s exactly what you can expect from Human Call, the first full-length excursion from daydreaming dancefloor fusionists Earthboogie.

The East London-based duo of Izaak Gray and Nicola Robinson has previous form when it comes to creating beautiful, funk-fuelled fusions of soundsystem-ready rhythms, humid instrumentation and intergalactic audio explorations. To date, they’ve released a pair of fine EPs on Leng, both of which did a splendid job in showcasing their unique musical vision.

Even so, this vision has never been clearer than it is on Human Call, a vibrant eight-track missive that fixes the sticky tropical cheeriness of African and South American dance music – be it Afro-disco, Afro-funk or samba – with a wide range of complimentary sounds, styles and influences, from spacey analogue electronics, sun-kissed Balearica and hazy West Coast jazz-rock, to chunky dub disco, snappy retro-futurist house and bouncy, dub-fuelled club workouts.

Throughout, Gray and Robinson showcase an impressive level of musicianship, variously combining crunchy drum machine hits and dusty old synthesizers with razor-sharp electric and acoustic guitars, rich bass, cascading saxophone solos and hazy, life-affirming vocal harmonies. 

The result is a string of memorable highlights, from the sticky tropical-house-meets-dub disco futurism of “Human Call” and fuzzy disco-funk righteousness of opener “Overground”, to the post-punk disco jauntiness of “Stargazing” and samba-infused dancefloor bliss of Nina Miranda collaboration “Silken Moon”. Cheery, absorbing, imaginative and hugely entertaining, Human Call offers a perfect snapshot of Earthboogie’s distinctive musical world.

A2 Ric Piccolo – Gintonica (Rework)

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