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This is a relaxed mix including mainly colombian beats on vinyl.
Genres range from latino downtempo to more upbeat rhythms like digital cumbia and Champeta, with a touch of African flavour.
Most songs come from French Colombian label Galletas Calientes.
Go check it out now, the artists featured on their releases are incredible!


Tracklist:
1. El loco - Caribombo 
2. No más velorio - Plu con Pla (El búho remix)
3. Taganga - Bomba estéreo
4. Skit: La dame blanche
5. Sharango - Caribombo
6. Sweet - Sunka, Raspapulaman
7. No más velorio - Plu con Pla (Rodrigo Gallardo) 
8. Profundo - Bomba estéreo
9. Fiesta en el cielo - Plu con Pla (Kensaye remix)
10. Friolento - Caribombo ft Shak Shakembo
11. Mama Africa - Colombiafrica & Louis Towers ft Nyboma (Umoja remix)
12. Vengo ganao - Village cuts x Mahon Sounds x Louis Towers
13. Mama Africa - Colombiafrica & Louis Towers ft Nyboma & Zongo Abongo (The busy twist remix)
14. Berejú (Frikstailers remix)
15. Viche, tumbacatre y Arrechón - Krak in dub, Absalon & Afropacífico
16.  La marimba del monte - Krak in dub, Absalon & Afropacífico

Chill Tropical Beats Mixtape

"Zentai Teki Ni"
in Japanese means "all around"
It's an idea based on sounds, vocals and organs from different places of the world such as Japan, China, Pakistan, India, Turkey, Morocco, Australia, always with respect to the culture of each civilization.
A Hip Hop instrumental project which has been topped off with soulful samples and down tempo beats.

for free dl: http://beatquick.bandcamp.com/album/zentai-teki-ni

02. Sunrise

00:00:00 Boztown - Superstar
00:00:00 La Cantina - Hokkaido
00:00:00 Emma Beko, Karelle Tremblay - Alma
00:00:00 Moderator - She's Still Dreaming
00:00:00 Kill Emil - Give Up
00:00:00 La Fine Equipe, Blanka - Gateau russe
00:00:00 Dooz Kawa, Shantel - Arcueil Cachan
00:00:00 Hindi Zahra - Any Story
00:00:00 Hugo Manhes, Rivière Salée - À flanc de montagne
00:00:00 JIM - Pero Tengo Miedo
00:00:00 Roger Molls - Cry
00:00:00 Moderator - Lost In Motion
00:00:00 Boztown, La Cantina - Shadow of the Colossus
00:00:00 Nym, Spherelet - Tho
00:00:00 Jean du Voyage, Pierre Harmegnies - Walk

#128 Trip hop, world mixtape - Pero tengo miedo

Join Dan Storper and Rosalie Howarth in this week's episode of the Putumayo World Music hour as they explore funky global tunes. 

Airs from June 17th - June 23rd, 2024

Featuring:
1. Kiko Veneno - Lo Que Me Importa Eres Tu (featured on the album "Esta muy bien enso del carino" on RCA)
2. Madeka - Mokote (featured on the album "Miwa" on Passport Music)
3. Gal Costa - Habib (from the albums "Aquele Frevo Axe" & "New World Party" on Putumayo / BMG)
4. Bally Jagpal - Pheli War (from the album "Asian Playground" on Putumayo)
5. Dorothy Masuka - Mzilikazi (from the album "Mzilikazi" on Gallo Jazz)
6. Crown - Umqedile (from the album "Crown" on Gallo)
7. Paulinho Moska - Seja O Que Deus Quiser (from the albums "Contrasenso" & "Putumayo Presents: Festa Brasil" on EMI / Putumayo)
8. Chico Cesar - Papo Cabeca (from the album "Chico Cesar" on Putumayo)
9. Issa Bagayogo - Nogo (from the album "Timbuktu" on Six Degrees)
10. Nakodje - Kumpo Yente (from the album "Nakodje" on Iris Music)
11. Aby N’Dour - Xel (from the album "New World Party" on Putumayo)

Make It Funky

This is a DJ set compiled and mixed by novalima  in early 2014 for our friends from Osaka, representing our musical tastes and influences at the time....

Tupac sessions is the first of a series of mix tapes we plan to be releasing every now and then ... when time off touring and studio sessions allow us.. Enjoy! 

Tupac Sessions 1: Osaka - Mixed by Novalima

Preview of a dub i made last night just for fun !! good listening :)
https://soundcloud.com/dubharbor

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/668b47'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Maloodub (original cut) FREE DOWNLOAD

Sexy 2009

Close Encounters of the Third Kind - Human.lys

Full album (vinyl & cd digipack - 12 tracks) free download on BandCamp

R-DUG (dub maker & Vocal)
Florent Fusillier (guitar)

Recording & mixed : Gautier Baus Lagarde
Sound Mastering : Big KnoB
Artwork & layout : Gabriel Girerd (Méléo)

Elephant Kush

R-Dug Strikes Back - Elephant Kush

2ème extrait du dernier album de Weeding Dub, "Still Looking for" qui sort vendredi 13 novembre chez Wise & Dubwise Recordings.

Ce morceau sortira aussi en maxi vinyle prochainement. 

Weeding Dub : "Gypsy Dub" feat. Ras Divarius

Boogat - Mezcalero Feliz (Borchi y su Doble Redoble Remix)

Funky Destination - We Are All Shining Stars

Catalogue No: TMDG 169
Release Date: March 9, 2018
Media: Digital & Special Edition CDR
File Under: FUNK / NU FUNK / SOUL / BROKEN BEAT

BUY THIS RELEASE IN MP3 & CDR:
https://timewarpmusic.bandcamp.com/album/we-are-all-shining-stars?from=embed

Funky Destination a.k.a Vladimir Sivc is the funkiest project based in Croatias Istria region. He is back on Timewarp Music with his third full length album under the title We Are All Shining Stars. 

With a great variety of styles but under the root of funk, soul, disco and blues, this album presents to your ears thirteen fresh and new unreleased tracks. Modern meets the classic and everything is blended with the unique concept and arrangement from Funky Destination that deserves your attention to move to his groove. The party is on! 

Audiophile Analog Mastering: Angelos Timewarp Stoumpos at Timewarp Mastering

Cover Design: Vagelis Phocas. 


Funky Destination - We Are All Shining Stars will be available on March 9, 2018 for sale in special edition CDR and digital download at timewarpstore and all digital music retailers across the internet.

We Are All Shining Stars

12. Funky Destination - Seems Like I Heard Jose E Paco Playing

Inflections (Beat For Sale)

Yoko

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afroperuvian dub beats...  OFFICIAL SOUNDCLOUD PAGE  / PAGINA OFICIAL DE SOUNDCLOUD ...

contact:  info@novalima.net


Novalima is a Latin Grammy nominated collective led by producers Grimaldo del Solar, Ramon Perez Prieto and Rafael Morales, which since its formation in 2001, has been breaking down boundaries, uniting seemingly irreconcilable genres, communities and generations to create an inspiring movement that has revolutionized the music scene in their native Peru. 

Founded by four friends from Lima with a shared passion for both traditional Afro-Peruvian music and modern DJ culture, Novalima searches for the common ground between past and future, between tradition and innovation. Their efforts have also helped bridge the divide between the Peruvian mainstream and the Afro-Peruvian community, a minority population that has struggled against discrimination and the threat of cultural dissolution for generations.

While their sound is futuristic and cutting-edge, the roots of Novalima’s music stretch back hundreds of years to the times of slavery and Spanish colonial rule. In a far-too-familiar tale, African slaves were brought to Peru as early as the 1500s until the middle of the 19th Century, establishing an outpost of African culture in South America. Over the years, the soul and rhythms of Africa blended with the melodies and instruments of Europe and the Andes. The result is rich musical repertoire that has existed for generations on the periphery of Peruvian popular culture.

The founders of Novalima became friends while in high school in Lima. The children of artists and intellectuals, they were well-educated and well traveled, and while they grew up listening to the popular and folk music of Latin America, they also shared a fascination for rock, pop, reggae, salsa, dance and electronic music.

Indeed, without modern technology, Novalima might not have developed, as the group came together at a time when the four founders were each living in different parts of the world. From their homes in London, Barcelona, Hong Kong and Lima, they started emailing song ideas to each other. These long-distance experiments resulted in their 2002 debut album, the self-titled Novalima.

The reception to the album exceeded their wildest expectations, eventually reaching platinum sales status in Peru, and for their next album they invited more Afro-Peruvian musicians to join their recording sessions. The outcome was Afro, an album that was released worldwide in 2006 to tremendous acclaim and put Novalima on the international music map. The London Metro Evening Standard raved, “Novalima has more than succeeded in bringing the spirit and soul of Peruvian blues into the 21st century.” Afro held the #1 spot on the US College Music Journal Latin Alternative and New World radio charts for ten weeks combined.

The founders of Novalima returned to Lima in 2007 and invited some of their favorite Afro-Peruvian musicians to form the live band: Juan Medrano Cotito, Mangüe Vasquez, Milagros Guerrero and Marcos Mosquera, as well as Alfonso Montesinos and Constantino Alvarez, all renowned local musicians. The partnership between the original cosmopolitan quartet and members of the Afro-Peruvian community has generated a great deal of attention at home, mostly because the divide between black and white in Peru has made these types of collaborations unfortunately rare. A January 2008 article in the Christian Science Monitor focused on the ways in which Novalima was introducing a new generation to Afro-Peruvian culture, asserting, “By updating traditional black music, Novalima is bridging racial divides inside Peru.” While this social impact was not necessarily their intention at the outset, the members of Novalima cherish the uncommon friendships that have developed through playing music with people of different ethnic and economic backgrounds.

On their 2009 album, Coba Coba, Novalima expanded on the critically-acclaimed formula they developed with their two previous recordings, while taking their inspiring fusion in new and exciting directions. The album’s title is derived from an Afro-Peruvian expression used to incite musicians, much like shouting “Go for it!” or “Take it!” to a musician in the midst of a great solo.

On Coba Coba, Novalima delved further into the African roots of Afro-Peruvian music, bringing in influences from its musical cousins reggae, dub, salsa, hip-hop, afrobeat and Cuban son. They took a more organic approach with the songs more accurately reflecting the live sound of the band, thanks to time spent working together as an actual band rather than a studio project. British producer Toni Economides, a regular collaborator of Nitin Sawhney, Da Lata, Bugz in the Attic and 4Hero among others, added his special touch to the album’s mixes. The result is a modern approach to Afro- Peruvian music that has made the genre accessible to a younger and wider public.

The album gave novalima a Latin Grammy nomination for best Latin alternative Album in 2009, and reached number 1 spots on USA CMJ Radio charts, as well as in Canada and European World Music Charts. The success of Novalima’s approach was never more evident than during a recent monumental concert in the main public square of Lima. Performing in front of a pulsating crowd of more than 30,000 people, Novalima presented their new vision of Afro-Peruvian music to an astounded an appreciative audience who knew they were witnessing history in the making.

In 2011, novalima signed with ESL Music, the label owned by Thievery Corporation, to release "Karimba" its new production, in January 2012.  Karimba brought even wider recognition to this innovative group, while furthering their mission to inspire new generations to appreciate and respect the Afro-Peruvian contribution to the world of music. With a fresh and innovative sound that stands on a centuries-old foundation of soul and heritage, Novalima promises to keep Afro-Peruvian expression thriving long into the future.

Tupac Sessions 1: Osaka - Mixed by Novalima

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