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Bogota's Meridian Brothers return to Names You Can Trust with a brand-new double-sided single. Having made their mark on the local scene in Colombia for over a decade, the last few years have brought Eblis Álvarez and his strange brew of tropical rhythms, wonderfully outrageous electronic sounds and unique, playful vocal style into the consciousness of a world wide audience. Building on the success of their previous album 'Deseperanza' as well as the upcoming 'Salvadora Robot' (both out via Soundway Records),  Álvarez has concocted two new gems exclusively for this NYCT release.

Recorded inside Álvarez's Isaac Newton Studios, these quirky yet seductive experiments in cumbia are further proof that Meridian Brothers and their rare style are unmatched in the modern landscape. Lamento Calavera, a mostly instrumental, electronic beat and synthesizer infused study on cumbion (fast cumbia) builds at a frenetic pace until the choir (as done by Los Maravillosos) resets. El Faraón Miente, a jazzy mid-tempo cumbia, rides along effortlessly with its carousel-like melody and bubbling Peruvian-influenced guitar riffs. With a cover illustration by Álvarez himself, this is another automatic collector's piece from Meridian Brothers and Names You Can Trust.

Releases worldwide on May 26, 2014 on Digital / 7" vinyl.
Supreme weight picture cover package on Recycled Board.
Limited Edition 500 press.

Meridian Brothers - Lamento Calavera

A special selection of various Tropical recordings 
with female vocals taken from the past.
Enjoy!

TPS 004 - VOICE OF A WOMEN

Caballito

Caminando, como lo dice su nombre, es un viaje que se mueve entre ritmos folklóricos y tropicales, un paseo por Latinoamérica a través de un paisaje místico, oscuro y perdido entre la selva y las montañas.

La composición original transita por una diversidad de estilos musicales; desde la Tecnobrega hasta el Juke, pasando por experimentos sonoros que nos sumergen en atmósferas espaciales.

REG032 
Producción Original: Andres Schteingart (El Remolón)
Masterización: Alvaro Ernesto
Arte y Diseño: David Bugueño
Producción Ejecutiva: Colectivo Regional
27 de Agosto, 2015.

Free Download

El Remolón - Caminando

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“1. COMO QUISIERA DECIRTE” algo que llevo aquí dentro clavado como una espina, en mi mente siempre la idea de “2. QUE QUIERES DE MI” junto a mi volviendo, no sé porque sabiendo que mataste mi cariño y “3. EL PERDON” no lo doy yo por que también falle ante los problemas porque “4. POR TUS ERRORES” y los míos se desvaneció lo nuestro no quedando tal vez nada solo el gran amor que será un gran recuerdo, en algún momento “5. SIN TU AMOR” no pude vivir en paz pero te quiero y puedo quererte sin tenerte con la cicatriz siempre en mi pecho, un claro obscuro que siempre llevare marcado y si alguna vez me dije que “6. ESTOY LOCO” por aferrarme a tenerte aunque sea en mi mente que mi mal no tenía cura sin ti era solo una perdición para mí, solo me queda que fuiste mi delirio y pensé que “7. SOY TU DELIRIO” de amor que nos tuvimos. Si alguna vez fui “8. UN RATON” en la relación pues así me sentía, solo me queda el alguna vez “9. BESARTE” con la pasión que te merecías y en mi corazón mi vida queda este amor que quedó ya dormido entre los dos “10.CHAN CHAN”.
ATTE: JAVIER MARTINEZ LOREDO (DJ NEBER)
Un EP que cuenta una real historia de amor con felicidad y sufrimiento porque
AMAR ES TORTURA


COMO QUISIERA DECIRTE (DJ NEBER)

Alfombra Mágica Remixes

Estrellas Del Trópico - Alfombra Mágica El Barba Dub Remix (Tribilin Sound Remix)

Dat Garcia presents Maleducada  

A voice emerges, materializing, curing. Analog feelings, ancestral glitch. 

Along the sun’s cosmic belt, the renewal of Argentine folktronics takes another twist: the movement - regional, continental and global - has emerged with a strong female presence in the Buenos Aires scene. Enter Dat García, one of the freshest and most captivating female artists out there right now. ZZK Records welcomes her to the family and invites you to listen to her 1st album, Maleducada (Un or poorly educated). 

Maleducada is Dat’s way of expressing and exorcizing through song the bad emotional upbringing common among so many young people of her generation, the children of adults censored during the tough times of 1980s Argentina, when the military dictatorship silenced, oppressed and even murdered many of those dedicated to artistic or political expression. While women were brought up to be respectable housewives and good mothers, the youth of an empowered generation was born alongside democracy and today they walk the streets of Buenos Aires. 

Dat is one of the spokeswomen and storytellers of the new women’s movement that questions traditional values and emphasizes body consciousness to construct a new more equal society. 

“We weren’t taught to be free to feel, nor were we taught to eat well or look after our bodies. Researching this made me realize that we are emotional machines, and that can translate into health or disease,” says Dat, who during the production of the album went through a healing process to recover from a rare form of cancer, which motivated her investigation into the power of the emotional over the physiological and expression as healing therapy. That’s where Maleducada came from. 

Dat García grew up in Monte Grande, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, and from a young age she was involved in Argentine folklore music. In 2013, she immersed herself in digital music, opening up a world of tools for expressing her inner sounds, with the help of Pedro Canale aka Chancha Via Circuito. There, Dat started to flirt with the idea that styles ranging from chacarera to trip hop, sounds of synths, charango and flutes, could all be mixed together. Her powerful music is composed with lyrics that invite the listener into her world and a groove in which the timeless Latino folklore gene persists. 

This is a golden age. While in 2006, Zizek was first a club night and then a sensation, ten years on ZZK is a combination of a school, a platform, a record label, and an audiovisual production company, bringing together voices and sounds for the digital generation. Dat dialogues with the panorama of new (and old) women’s voices in the region like Mariana Baraj, Sofía Viola, La Yegros, and also Juana Molina and Li Saumet. And at the same time, her work crosses over with the whole scene of this golden age, where producers are free to make the music they want, inspired by past traditions but always looking towards the future. 

Dat forms part of this new generation of musicians who explore their roots, manifesting in new ideas, with new technologies. Dat has a timeless vision of what folklore is, one that speaks of a being and a feeling. “You don’t need to make music in an adobe hut in the middle of the Pampas to feel that it’s folklore. There’s a ton of stuff we do with a weight of tradition behind it that we don’t see. And a lot of it comes from everyday life, from emotion, from the feeling of the people.” 

If up until now the digital folklore scene was almost exclusively a men’s club, Dat Garcia comes in to flip the switch and change the paradigm and make sure women’s voices are heard, telling powerful, profound stories that welcome us to her world of folkfuturist sounds and aesthetics.

Maleducada

Dat Garcia - Anfibio

Rallye Bangui-Dakar : A Selection of Rare Gems from West and Central Africa

Orchestre Negros Star De Dakar has to be one of the most well kept secrets in the world of Afro-Cuban music. Basically no information is available of this Senegalese/Ivorian group and not a single track has been available online before. All their now absolutely scarce 7" records were made in Ivory Coast and the group backed talents like Papa Seck and Charly-Charly.

This mix is combination of two EP's released in Ivorian label Safie Deen in late 1960's to early 1970's and they are both straight Afro-Cuban magic. The recent interest in Afro-Cuban music in general and the likes of Amara Toure, Orchestre Baobab and Super Star De Dakar has brought this music to new audiences and I have been amazed that this group has remained practically hidden for this long. Enjoy and comment/share if you like what you hear.

Tracklist:

Charly-Charly & Les Negros Star De Dakar - S.C. Carlos
Orchestre Negros Star De Dakar - El Manisero
Orchestre Negros Star De Dakar - Yo Say Sonero
Charly-Charly & Les Negros Star De Dakar - Quitale Et Chaqueton
Charly-Charly & Les Negros Star De Dakar - Vive L'OCAMM
Orchestre Negros Star De Dakar - Super Carretero

"Super Carretero" - Afro-Cuban Magic Of Negros Star De Dakar

Under The is an ode to sisterhood, the wild and unbreakable spirit within each of us, and the healing power of music, from debut artists COLECTIVA and Maria Grapsa. 

Exploring the boundaries between Afro-Latin music and Jazz, COLECTIVA are a unique voice on the UK scene, representing the meeting of two musical worlds they believe belong together. 
 
Their first single, Under The came to life when jazz pianist Maria Grapsa brought an early arrangement of the tune to the collective. Working together over a series of collaborative sessions typical of their creative process, they crafted the song you hear today.
 
Founded as a creative experiment by trombonist Viva Msimang, COLECTIVA makes space for female and non-binary identifying musicians to come together and collaborate in a new dynamic, an alternative to traditional hierarchical structures, free from the Male Gaze. 
 
Exploring notions of sisterhood through their shared creative practice, the collective empower themselves and their audiences alike.

Under The

COLECTIVA, Maria Grapsa - Under The

Names You Can Trust is an Independent Record Label based out of Brooklyn NY.

Artists & Alumni:

Greenwood Rhythm Coalition
Midnight Lab Band
Beverley Road All Stars
Frente Cumbiero
Meridian Brothers
Doctor Stereo
Tyrone Evans
Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra
La Mecánica Popular
Ticklah
El Combo Chimbita
Romperayo
Aillacara 2743
Bixiga 70
Lascamāo
NY Hustlers
Alex Mendoza y sus Poetas Del Ritmo
Romanowski







Meridian Brothers - Lamento Calavera

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