Le musicien masqué Ozferti nous invite à observer l’Afrique de l’Est depuis les étoiles dans un PAM Club épique majoritairement composé de productions inédites.

TRACKLIST : 
1. Umar Ali Faarah (Soudan) - ??? (OZFERTI old tape remix)
2. Abu Obaida and his Tambour (Soudan) - Amshy Shoof (OZFERTI old tape remix)
3. Ashenafi Zeberga (Ethiopie) – Segele (OZFERTI gurage club remix)
4. Ozferti and the sons of DIRE DAWA (Ethiopie/France) - Space Gurage
5. Khojali Osman (Soudan) - ??? (OZFERTI old dancehall remix)
6. Samira Dunia (Soudan) - Galbi La Tawha Tani (OZFERTI old sudani rock remix)
7. Ozferti - Munanye (France)
8. Ozferti - Wello (France)
9. Ozferti - SOLARIUS GAMMA interlude
10. Ozferti feat. Endris HAdié, Eténesh Wassié and Dur Dur Band (Ethiopie / Somalie /France) - Funky Horn (Of Africa)
11. Yshak Banjaw (Ethiopie / Erythrée) - Fikrehoy Temereki (OZFERTI 2 step remix)
12. Azmara song (Ethiopie) – Shilela (OZFERTI Bass club remix)
13. Ethiocolor (Ethiopie) - Otai Man (OZFERTI Afrohouse remix)

PAM Club : Ozferti

"Turkish Ladies - Miss Turkey 1970 - 1984" is the newest mixtape from the Turkish Ladies series.  After 8 years of digging in Turkish records and music archives, it is high time for an eclectic mix of songs from Turkish multitalented performers -singers, actresses and... winners of local beauty contests.

Turkish disco, glamour, groove and glitter blended in 1-hour mixtape. Enjoy!

Tracklist:
Afet Serenay - Maden Dağı (1979)
Funda Erdal - Çaresizim (1976) 
Nesrin Sipahi - Yağmur Seninle Güzel (1970)
Nazan Şoray - Sil Baştan (1984)
Beyza Başar - Sev Sev (1981)
Esin Afşar – Niye Çattın Kaşlarını (1974)
Saadet Gürses - Sigarası Yaldızlı (1982)
Melike Demirağ - Hasret (1974)
Aylin Urgal –Yiğit (1977)
Sezen Aksu - Uzun Lafın Kısası (1977)
Rüçhan Çamay – Televizyon (1977)
Aylin Urgal – Paran Pulun Senin Olsun (1975)
Nazan Şoray - Teselliye Sen Gerek (1981)
Ayla Algan - Tchaka Tchaka Zuktu (1978)
Sibel Egemen - O Biliyor (1981)
Banu Kırbağ - Nanay (1981)
Beyza Başar - Binbirgece (1981)
Zaliha - Reyhan (1978)
Azıze Gencebay with Beyaz Kelebekler - Kara Kaşlı Yar (1976)

Turkish Ladies - Miss Turkey 1970 - 1984

The bus bounced as it rolled along the dusty road. The passengers looked out onto the lush green plains on the other side of the glass. Wildlife flourished for as fas as the eye could see. Tall giraffes marched proudly, their heads poking between the branches of leafy trees. Birds flew through the royal blue sky casting dim shadows back down to earth. It was a scene of majestic beauty and wonder. This was excursion Africanism and they were on tour.

Jose Manuel is set to release a new LP on Music For Dreams. Titled 'Excursion Africanism' the release spans across eleven tracks and soars through an array of spectacular percussion, melodic spirals and beyond.

PREMIERE: José Manuel - Excursion Africanism Pt.3 [Music For Dreams]

My remix of this classic Champeta (afro-colombian music) track featured on the amazing "Palenque Records - Afrocolombia Remix" EP, released by Galletas Calientes Records in oct.2016.

Credits :

RELEASE DATE: October 17th 2016
VINYL, DIGITAL.
SUBSCRIBE: eepurl.com/Qvtxz
VISIT: www.galletascalientes.com

Galletas Calientes Records proudly present their latest production: the “Palenque Records AfroColombia Remix" series. 
Since the mid 90's, Palenque Records have been actively promoting the Afro-Colombian music and culture. 
Palenque Records' original artists, such as Son Palenque, Abelardo Carbono, Sexteto Tabala, Batata y Su Rumba Palenquera, Colombiafrica The Mystic Orchestra.., living testimonies of how much Africa has influenced traditional music in Colombia, have developed a remarkable culture, collaborating with african musicians such as Diblo Dibala or Bopol Mansiamina. 
Most of them are considered to be the precursors of “Champeta", a unique musical genre setting its roots in the west-african Soukous and folklore. This music is the origin of the very interesting "picó” culture of the Caribbean coast of Colombia.
The Afro-Colombian legacy is also represented by other artists such as Gualajo, known for their marimba playing skills, typical instrument of the “Currulao” music from the pacific coast of Colombia. 
The purpose of this remix series is to pay a tribute to Palenque Records who are celebrating 20 years of musical activism in 2016, by releasing some versions of the original songs, produced by the finest artists from today’s worldwide "Global bass" scene. 
Remixes and edits from Dj Sabo (U.S.), Rafael Aragón (FR), Motin (DE), Ghetto Kumbé (CO), and Solo Moderna (NL) are featured on this first volume.
Notice the colourful sleeve, originally hand painted by William “El Maestro" Gutierrez, one of the most reknowned "pico" sound-system visual artists from Barranquilla Colombia

VINYL: www.toolboxrecords.com/en/product/26…calientes-10/
DOWNLOAD: galletascalientesrecords.bandcamp.com/album/…-vol-1
VISIT: www.galletascalientes.com
SUBSCRIBE: eepurl.com/Qvtxz

Afrocolombia Remix

Viviano Torres - Mini Ku Suto (Rafael Aragon RMX)[Galletas Calientes Rec, 2016]

From Cosmic Cabo Verde to synth-reggae at the Horn of Africa.

(Special Mix for Vinyl Factory)
Frankfurt-based label Analog Africa is easily one of the most noteworthy labels rescuing and reissuing Afro sounds.

In 2015, the label gave us an exceptional anthology of Afro-Cuban pioneer Amara Touré, not to mention a compilation of tracks plucked straight from the dance floors of ’70s Senegal. Last year, they blew our human minds with some of the most extraterrestrial synth music we’ve ever heard on Space Echo.

This year, the label turns ten. To celebrate label boss Samy Ben Redjeb and his DJ partner Pedo Knopp have recorded a special mix which we’re delighted to share here.

“What is special about this mix is the fact that all the songs, except one, will be released on Analog Africa in 2017,” says Samy. “They have all been handpicked by myself and mixed in real time, without loops or any other kind of gimmicks by Pedo.”

It’s a synth-ridden journey from reggae in the Horn of African to Cosmic sounds of Cabo Verde, wavey soca-boogie monsters and other proto-electronic Afro jams.

Get The Music

Analog Africa Selection Vol.6 (2017) - 10 Years Anniversary Mix - Download and Share it !!!

B1 James Stewart - La Danse D Achille

Embracing the power of sunshine, UMOJA leaps into a tropical journey. 

This first release, Je – Ka – Lo!, compiles a serie of 6 re-edits with a focus on African flavours. Nigerian highlife, funk from Ghana, Mali music, Carribbean heat, it’s all in the blender. Combining modern production with feel and groove of the originals, this collection offers delight for both listener and dancer. Let’s go! 

Photography: J.Hoefsmit 
Mastering: B.Eyele 

Free Download!

Umoja - Iku aka

Kampana presents 4 doses of Afro disco and house, from Captain Planet, including his heavily in demand rework of Shina William’s Agboju Logun, fully licensed for this release.

The LA producer is at the top of his game across the EP, serving up a timeless blend of retro vocals, horns and percussion, with subtle but highly effective club-centred production. This record will not leave your box!

Orchestra Tumba - Pitie (Captain Planet Feat. Gozar rework)

After his acclaimed debut « Cotonou » on Alma Negra’s record label, James Stewart comes back with his new EP « Atlantic River Drive » for Mawimbi Records, featuring two collaborations with Ghanaian kologo musician Ayuune Sule as well as two remixes from Simbad aka SMBD.

James Stewart met Ghanaian kologo musician Ayuune Sule, after booking several shows of kologo music star King Ayisoba in Lyon. Stewart was quick to witness the bluesy tone of Ayuune’s voice and his kindness as a musician, despite his impressive stature. Quite logically, Stewart invited Sule to record vocals on two of his ongoing demos at Bruno Patchworks’ recording studio (Voilaaa, Mr. President, Da Break), with the idea of making a rather unheard crossover between traditional kologo music and contemporary styles that would both appeal to Ghanaian crowds and a Western audience. Stewart then had a number of his arrangement ideas re-recorded by a talented cast of musicians (see list of credits), resulting in a brilliant mix of acoustic and electronic textures, sounding both vintage and modern.

Nodding to Eddie Palmieri’s landmark record “Harlem River Drive”, “Atlantic River Drive” is a stomping dancefloor track, drawing from the 6/8 feel of kologo music and the energy of contemporary club music. The track can be read as a tribute to the musical cross-pollinations between the African continent and its many diasporas, which Stewart has dedicated a long part of his life to, while also a more intimate story about his life and family. All words were written by Stewart and then translated by Sule in his native Fra fra language from Northern Ghana. 
 
“Where Are You Going?” is a two-part journey that reminds us that we should care about each other, about our communities while we don’t know what the future is made of. An important and much welcome message to navigate through these troubled, uncertain times. Referencing N’dombolo music, the track has two parts and rich arrangements, with its first part going deep with syncopated clarinet hooks and playful percussion parts, and its second part moving to a four-on-the-floor pattern and an entrancing baritone saxophone solo. 
 
The EP also features Worldwide FM and Brownswood maestro Simbad, who delivers two dancefloor-ready reworks of the track “Where Are We Going?” under his SMBD moniker, turning it into a spiritual, dubby journey, as well as an emotional peaktime track.

James Stewart est l'hôte, DJ résident et co-promoteur de la soirée mensuelle "Black Atlantic Club" au Sucre à Lyon. Empruntant le terme «Atlantique noir» du livre de 1993 du savant renommé Paul Gilroy, Stewart présente la «musique noire» comme un échange culturel transnational incroyablement diversifié. Conférencier avide sur le sujet et fondateur du Blog Afrosouldescarga, il fusionne une approche intellectuelle avec le côté musical et créatif des choses: en tant que joueur de conga et percussionniste actif, membre de Voilaaa Sound System et showhost à Radio Nova. 

James Stewart
› https://www.facebook.com/james.stewart.543908
› https://www.facebook.com/blackatlanticclub/
› https://www.instagram.com/jamesstewartdj/
› https://soundcloud.com/jimmmy-1
› https://www.mixcloud.com/jimmystewart/
› http://www.afrosouldescarga.blogspot.com
› https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ57pj7PFfhosz3cDnnuLuw?view_as=subscriber&pbjreload=10

Mawimbi Records
› https://wearemawimbi.bandcamp.com/
› https://www.facebook.com/wearemawimbi
› https://www.instagram.com/wearemawimbi/
› https://twitter.com/wearemawimbi
› https://soundcloud.com/wearemawimbi
› https://www.youtube.com/c/mawimbi

Le Mellotron - Global music radio from Paris
6 rue Beaurepaire 75010 Paris

Atlantic River Drive 

[PREMIERE] James Stewart - Atlantic River Drive ft. Ayuune Sule (Mawimbi Records)

Ancestral Afro-Venezuelan rhythms meet futuristic Latin jazz, raw funk and afrobeat on Raúl Monsalve y Los Forajidos’ exhilarating new ‘Bichos’ album for Olindo Records. Venezuelan bassist Raúl Monsalve leads an all-star ensemble of musical trailblazers including “the voice of Venezuela” Betsayda Machado, singer Luzmira Zerpa (Family Atlantica) and drummer Dave De Rose (Agile Experiments, Moloko, Mark Ronson).

Out Friday 16th October via Olindo Records:
https://backl.ink/142728605

Find out more here:http://www.musicamacondo.com/2020/10/premiere-monsalve-y-los-forajidos-mosquito-ft-betsayda-machado/

Bichos

Premiere: Raul Monsalve y los Forajidos - Mosquito ft. Betsayda Machado

💃🏿 La senda de la danza 👉🏽 Mix 100% vinyl for Midnight Voodoo (https://www.mixcloud.com/midnightvoodoo/).
From west to east, side by side, from Caribbean Sea to African continent, just take the path of dance 🕺🏿 
🌍 17 tracks, 16 different countries (Cuba - Martinique - Guadeloupe - Brasil - Colombia - Haïti - Ghana - Angola - Kenya - Sao Tome & Principe - Comoros - Madagascar - South Africa - Zimbabwe - Congo - Benin).
⛵ Crossing the Atlantic, from Santiago to Porto-Novo, let's follow the flow and the rhythm of music 🎺
🙏🏼 Photo credit : "Tango Ya Molato" by JP MIKA (http://www.magnin-a.com/en/artistes/presentation/67/jp-mika)

PAM Club : Ozferti

Pan African Music

Recent comments

J.K. Pikkujamsa

schoggola

Andi.Andean

EYORR |:| እዮር

Related tracks