Brittisk Midsommar [demo]

Sonny Lööf Birth Machine - Fly Stan/Bli Bäng

Live jam.... Freestyling some old lyrics on a different beat...

Your a lover,
Ina world of fuckers.
That light is shining in yours eyes

You think it's fresh
You thinks it's cute
To be wide open as book

But you see son boy
The world works differentley
Out here things are rough...

Allright son better shut that book
Or you might hang on to that wrong hook
And you dont want that, do you?

You know it's true
The world will never be just like you
Do quit those silly games
Pull up straight all your aims

Theres no more time to loose
Don't do the method smooth
Try it hard, trying hard, try again
You and I we know,
You're aware.
About the problems here
That makes us shed these tears.....

Don't do the method smooth
Try it hard, trying hard, try again

[WIP] Wide Open

Turkish Ladies is the complete mix of only Turkish female artists  from 60s and 70s. Mixtape is a result of digging and researching on women music from Turkey. It is a sound outcome of Ladies on Records project. I came to Turkey in September 2015 and have explored Turkish female music and the role of women in Turkish music in 60s and 70s.  Enjoy appreciated divas and undiscovered pearls of Turkish music, who I had pleasure to come across in dusty recordshops of Kadıköy and Eminönü (Istanbul).
https://www.facebook.com/ladiesonrecords/
www.ladiesonrecords.com

Tracklist:

Tülay German - Mecnunum Leylamı Gördüm

Bir Gölge Gibi - Rana Alagöz

İkimiz Bir Fidaniz - Tülay

Bang Bang - Ajda Pekkan

Ahu Gözlüm - Gülden Karaböcek

Tatli Dile Güler Yüze - Zerrin Zerren

Pencereden Kuş Uçtu - Emel Sayın

Aysem - Gonul Senay

Demiyom mu - Neşe Karaböcek

13.5 - Esmeray

Gibi Gibi - Lale Belkis

Halkalı Şeker - Zerrin Zeren

Herşeyim Sensin - Sevda Alpay

Yali Yali - Nese Karaböcek

Falcı - Kamuran Akkor

Artık Sevmeyeceğim - Neşe Karaböcek

Turkish Ladies - Ladies on Records. 60s & 70s Female Music

Myttys "Sloggilukio" Oma333 No.024 

Seeing Myttys perform at H2Ö festival in Turku last summer was a jaw dropping experience. Certainly my favourite set amongst a damn fine line up and I demanded to release something of theirs before they'd even packed away their stuff.

I'd known Heta for years via Olimpia Splendid/Toblerones and Samuli from when he came to play with Clouds. The idea of them as a duo had gold stars written all over it but the results are far beyond my already high expectations. This is one of the best tapes I'll ever put out.

Delving in to the music and attempting to describe what I hear was quite a daunting task and my notes got kinda fun in the process. 
For example Lenak and Street Person made me think of Drunken Fist Kung Fu. Heta's effortlessly cool vocals (and the occasionally perfectly placed scream) echoed by either an imaginary twin sister or the weirdo boy next door. 
Ekkä Ota comes across like an off kilter hip hop soundtrack for a Sci-Fi film. 
Kallupää, Pamsypak and some of the interlude tracks sound, to my ears, beautifully close to the Broadcast and The Focus Group experiments of the "Witch Cults of the Radio Age" album and I hear traces of early Múm stuff in Paksotal. 
Another favourite Foliojakku holds its own unique beauty, quite different from the other tracks. Its machine music with heart and grace which builds and builds until waves of submarine echo's and rapid morse code sequences wash over you. 
Oh and the title track Sloggilukio is the bees knees! 

Certain parts of some of these tunes veer into territory only Finns seem to get away with. I find this hard to explain but there is a certain kind of relaxedness I often hear amongst my favourite Finnish bands which oozes either tons of self confidence or a massive indifference to not fitting into any kind of musical category. Or both. This unpindownable quality is what makes me instinctively trust most of the music which comes my way from there, in whatever form, yet I'm also aware of how blessed I am to have got to know the Fonal/Avarus etc crew so early on. 
The experiments they all create help make that country shine to me and I'm dead proud to finally be able to play a small part in that great history

133 jelly green tapes with white body printing will be made available from Feb 27th. Cover beautifully designed by the band themselves and risograph printed by Jan Matthé at Het Bos in Antwerp. 

Pre order; http://oma333.com/product/no24-myttys-sloggilukio

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