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Nelda Pina y La Boa - Giumbele (feat. Nidia Gongora)

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Papaki :)

Soundway present a very limited vinyl-only re-issue of an obscure LP by the enigmatic Nigerian artist Easy Kabaka Brown. The LP was originally released and recorded by Philips / Phonogram in 1976 and only sold in very small numbers. Musically it's a intriguing mix of mostly Nigerian highlife with a bit of afro-jazz sung in the language of Kalabari from the Delta region of Southern Nigeria.  From the bouncy good times of Belema to the deeper extended afro workout of Agboho this unique album stands out from thousands of others of it's time with a sound of its own that draws on many influences, with Congolese and latin touches to jazz trumpet and psychedelic organ lines.

Easy Kabaka Brown (Opotopo was his nickname) was a versatile and eccentric musician who recorded two full length albums (this is the first) and only a couple of 45s. We at Soundway have deemed this record way too sweet  to be forgotten, only to gradually ebb away and disappear with time. It's a record that will give you a golden, warm feeling. Your toes will tap, your face should smile and it certainly deserves to be heard by far more than only the few hundred people who bought it nearly 40 years ago. Strictly limited to 1000 x 180g vinyl copies and released in a rigid paste-on sleeve, these will not last long so don't sleep!

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Easy Kabaka Brown - Belema

Bob Marley - Dont worry be happy (Mystery)

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Gijs Scheeringa - So Cu Pe  (Milangeles Raving edit)

Welcome to the exclusive Fumaca Preta drip feed!  Each day this week we will premiere 2 new tracks from the bands' debut self titled record.  Prepare yourself for the insanity that is Fumaca!  This album is a firm favourite in the office and has been getting plays across 6Music and beyond. Check it out, tell your friends and see you back here tomorrow!  

Pre-order here: http://www.soundwayrecords.com/product/sndwcd067-fumaca-preta

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Canto a Oxum, anón. Afoxé Iyesá. Brazil, 2014

11 - Canto A Oxum, Brazil

Just when we thought the Bie Gya wars were over, Criss Waddle drops a diss track to Shatta Wale titled "Opana".

Opana (Prod By UnkleBeatz)by Criss Waddle

Rumi - flute
Capital- banjo cavaquinho
Erik Miron - guitar and trumpet
Patrick Torrez - guitar
Bergen Moore - upright bass 

08 Mamae Oxum

some new stuff I got with an upcoming album in the works. 

bliss // perceptionz

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Nelda Pina y La Boa - Giumbele (Instrumental)

The forth compilation of Frente Bolivarista is inspired on the sounds of Nomade Festival which happened in Halver/Germany in the year of 2016. After a three day journey of fusion music into the woods meeting dozens of great and insipiring people from all over the globe willing to join for the good music and the regionalism behind it, we decided to release a compilation inspired on the artists envolved with the festival and of course some of our all the time artists,

Pigmalião - À Dois

Edit dessa delicia de som que é o @Wildlight :)
União entre o Polish Ambassador, artista cujo trabalho admiro muito, e a cantora Ayla Nereo.

Wildlight - Get Up out your Way (Meraki Edit)

Tom Zé - Augusta, Angélica e Consolação

Springtime!

LANDRY TANOO
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AFROBEAT INSTRUMENTAL (W/ Guitar) By Landry Tanoo

Egyptian Sports Network is Spencer Clark and Matthew Mondanile 

Leo in Cyan features Mark Mcguire 

PACIFIC CITY SOUND VISIONS / NEW IMAGES 

New Satellite transmissions recorded in Pacific City Sound Visions Studio by MATT MONDANILE of DUCKTAILS and SPENCER CLARK of PACIFIC CITY SOUND VISIONS. This futuristic tale of a Zero Gravity Sports network's soundtrack being transmitted from the Olympic Space Station via Satellite feed, revealing an intuitive feel for the grace and immensity of space when brought into conjuction with the next advent in Transglobal Sports News Interstitial music. Five pieces of high energy portal from the difficult listening and metallic abstraction of "2042 Zero G Olypmics" to the Global Space Station Club Hit "JAI-LAi Nightclub." A modern soundtrack to a film such as Carl Sagan's "Cosmos," ESN combines the the tele-prompt madness of current Global Sports Network with that of the blissful repetitions of ‘70s Minimalism. Think Sportscenter, but Intuit the the stream of your consciousness fed through satellites as it breaks through into the ether. "Like Christine Amanpour on Acid", quoted from BBC Analyst.




Nelda Pina y La Boa - Giumbele (Instrumental)

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