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During the 70s and 80s, Ivory Coast was the center of the West African music scene, both by the quality of its productions (labels, studio, musicians) and by the attraction it represented for musicians from various horizons (Mali, Guinea, Congo, Ghana, Bénin, Burkina Faso ...). We honor this cultural and musical abundance with some beautiful LP's digged in Abidjan.

01 - Mamadou Doumbia "Congé" (Safie Deen SD 1012)1976
02 - Leon Keïta "Koma Koma" (Papa Disco DISCO 011)
03 - Bony Pascal et les Grands Cantadors de la Capitale "Abidjan Problèmes" (Omogidi OMG 006)1982
04 - Eba Aka Jerome et le Sanwi Star"Papa et Maman" (Sannwi Star ESS1126)1979
05 - Gnonas Pedro and his Dadjes International "Don't Beat The Time" (TYC 91-L) 1978
06 - Amadou Balake "N'dola Abibou" (Sacodis LS 11-79)1979
07 - Asi Kapela "Makita" (Disc-Orient D.O 0014)1981

Problème ne finit jamais

Analog Dakar Club - Alhara Radio Mix 19.03.21

This is Volume 4 of 4 from Rap Production wizard Jake One released in 2005 (when modern soul was still virgin territory). Nothing but the ill 80s modern soul and funk.

Jake One - AR-4 (2005)

T.P. orchestre Poly-Rythmo: "Agueche"

Brownswood are delighted to announce that we have signed Cuban singer Daymé Arocena.
Daymé was part of the Havana Cultura Mix project, which saw Gilles Peterson mentoring selected producers from around the world to make a record in Cuba with local musicians. She auditioned, prompting all producers to decide they wanted to work with her... In the end, she sung on three tracks on the album, including the massive "U Knew Before”. Seeing huge potential in her, Gilles invited her to London to perform at the album launch event, where she enchanted the packed out audience, and it was decided she should record a solo project for Brownswood Recordings / Havana Cultura. The announcement brought out a loud, rich, infectious laugh instantly recognizable as Dayme’s deep and chocolaty voice. “My first record, here,” she squeals. “It’s a crazy dream.”

Credits: 
Vocals & Campana - Daymé Arocena 
Produced by Simbad 
Thumb Pianos, Bass Cajon, Djembe,  Shakers, Small Percussions, 
CP 70 & B3 Organ - Simbad  


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Daymé Arocena - Madres

A mixtape I've done for the contemplative season with many beautiful records, I wanted to share for a long time. ❤

Vinyl only.

PN me for the mixtapes: https://www.instagram.com/p/CIpwGxVnari/

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Don Cherry; Marvin Gaye; Curtis Mayfield; James Mason; RAMP; Gwen McCrae; Bill Withers; Moodymann; Eddie C; Reuben Wilson; Nohelani Cypriano; Michael Boothman; Anthony Watson; Azimüth; Floating Points; Dorothy Ashby; Joe Henderson; Fatima;

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Compost Black Label #71

Gonna Be My Day (Henrik Schwarz Acoustronic Remix)

I had the beat only: drums, percussion sounds and breaks, and then added a bit of the synth bass to it. I liked the afro-beatish kind of raw sound of those elements and then Milton Gulli of Cacique '97 (@cacique97) - Portugal's leading afro-beat band - came to my mind. I sent him the beat to Maputo, where he now lives, and a few weeks later I was surprised by how much love he put back into his contribution: all the guitars, bass line and synths were played and recorded over the original beat. All I did afterwards was find the perfect vocal sample to complement Milton's input. I've been playing this track live with my Meu Kamba collective and it's a real banger.

Meu Kota EP

Rocky Marsiano - Chama-Chama (feat. Milton Gulli)

Film Of Life

Go Back (feat. Damon Albarn)

Sabres Of Paradise - Wilmot

Asnakech Worku — Kand Yerega Deg New

Senhora Vida

Yusuf Ahmed and Munir Hossn

Munir Hossn - Bass and Vocals
Telmo Sousa - Guitar
Jansen Santana - Percussion
Joseph Costi - Keyboard
Yusuf Ahmed - Drums

Written by Yusuf Ahmed and Munir Hossn
Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Yusuf Ahmed

Senhora Vida

When We Are

Source (Maxwell Owin remix)

Repris par les plus grands, samplé par les meilleurs, idolâtré par beaucoup, “Everybody Loves The Sunshine” continue de fasciner encore et toujours, des jazzeux aux rappeurs en passant par les teufeurs de tous bords.
A l’occasion des 80 printemps du vibraphoniste Roy Ayers, on vous propose un mix très spécial autour de ce tube immortel de 1976.
https://www.le-grigri.com/shows/2020/9/10/pourquoi-tout-le-monde-aime-everybody-loves-the-sunshine-de-roy-ayers-ubiquity

Tracklist
Roy Ayers
1. Elaquent - Sunrays (Intro)
2. Brand Nubian - Wake Up (Reprise in the Sunshine)
3. Seu Jorge - Everybody Loves The Sunshine
4. Dr. Dre - My Life
5. Action Bronson - Bonzai
6. Mary J. Blige - My Life
7. Kiefer - Everybody Loves The Sunshine
8. Common - Book of Life
9. Anti-Lilly & Phoniks – Sunshine
10. Mos Def - Life is Real
11. Cibo Matto - Everybody loves the sunshine
12. Joey Bada$$ - Shine
13. Tupac - Lost Souls
14. Takuya Kuroda - Everybody loves the sunshine

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"Everybody Loves The Sunshine" - mix spécial

Something to Say

Say Their Names

Analog Dakar Club for Radio Alhara 12 12 2020

Zé Manel & 2M G-B - Barabde
Americo Brito - Sintado Na Pracinha
Armindo Pires - Sapa Corda
Muangolé - Cumbia Pé di Cabra
Bonga - Pio-Pio
Super Mama Djombo - Pamparira 79
Agrupamento Da Ilha - Bô gosa so txi
Sangazuza - Sun Malé
Super Negro Bantous - Life Responsibility
4 Supers Etoiles - Enfant Bamileké
Boy Ge Mendes - Grito de Bo Fidje
Akedengue - Considérable

T.P. orchestre Poly-Rythmo: "Agueche"

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