Conversation Starters - Music That Inspired Dialogue

Mixed & compiled by Ol’ Burger Beats 

This mixtape contains a selection of music that inspired the critically acclaimed album Dialogue by Ol’ Burger Beats and Vuyo on Jakarta Records. 

The cassette tape contains one side of jazz music that sounds like something that could have been sampled on the album, and then there’s one side of hip hop records that also inspired the Dialogue LP.

The Jazz Side includes music from spiritual jazz legends as a Pharoah Sanders, Stanley Cowell and Doug Carn, as well as jazz music from South Africa and Brazil and rarities from Webster Lewis and Marcus Belgrave. 

The Hip Hop Side starts off with unreleased beats and two new remixes by OBB and Vuyo, before introducing other hip hop tracks that inspired this record, ranging from Ras G and Madlib to A Tribe Called Quest and The Roots. 

(The Hip Hop Side is exclusively available on physical cassette realease. Get it here ->> www.pasteelo.com)

All the music has been recorded from the original vinyl pressings, and there is nearly 1 hour of music on each side of the cassette.

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Tracklist - A (Jazz Side):

1. Gil Scott-Heron - As Salaam Alaikum
2. Stanley Cowell - Traveling Man
3. Kellee Patterson - Maiden Voyage
4. Pharoah Sanders - Astral Traveling
5. Gilberto Gil - Lugar Comum
6. Hugh Masakela - Reza
7. Michael Urbaniak Group - Winter Piece
8. Art Blakey - A Chant For Bu
9. Jan Allan - Odins Öga
10. Marcus Belgrave - Space Odyssey
11. Doug Carn - Western Sunrise
12. John Coltrane - All or Nothing At All
13. Webster Lewis - Dear Sister

Conversation Starters - Music That Inspired Dialogue  // Ol' Burger Beats - A (Jazz Side)

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HEY! Did we just hit 300 LAYERS? Seems so. Like on their self-released EP, Each Other managed to cram tons of delicate celestial sounds into their LAYER. 

Justin Strauss is one of the most influential and enduring figures on the New York club scene. He’s consist-ently reinvented himself, moving from his ‘70s power-pop band Milk ‘N’ Cookies through an array of NYC’s most iconic clubs: the Mudd Club, Limelight and Area. By the late ‘80s and early ‘90s he emerged as in-demand remixer, able to reinvent tracks from big hitters as varied as Depeche Mode, 808 State and Duran Duran. That reputation only grew over the years and as a new wave of disco-tinged artists called on his tal-ents, including Hot Chip, Blood Orange and LCD Soundsystem.

Born in Paris, Max Pask also developed his reputation on the NYC scene since his move there in 2000. Re-mixing the likes of Soulwax, The Rapture and WhoMadeWho, Pask has held residencies at a multitude of venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn over the years. Along with long time friend and partner James Friedman, he also co-manages Throne of Blood Records, on which he has released under different monikers (Populette / Maxime & Remain). The two are currently residents at Brooklyn Hi Fi Club Public Records. In recent years, Max has been heard remixing Hardway Bros, Roe Deers, Mugwump and Timothy Clerkin.

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LAYER #300 | Each Other

Globe-trotting vinyl hunter Coco María shares her joyous discoveries - jazz, fusion, international pop, vintage latin music of all flavours...  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/coco-maria/episodes/coco-maria-6th-june-2024

The NTS Breakfast Show w/ Coco María 060624

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Heyyyyyy !

Voici enfin notre premier RADIO SHOW délivré plus chaud qu’une portion de frites dans un snack de plage avec la brésilienne Giu Nunez et sa sélection muito Afro-Caribéenne ☀️ 🏖️.

Giu est basée à São Paulo et est membre du collectif Domply avec lequel elle réside dans l’une des soirées les plus attendues de Rio De Janeiro. Sa nature délicate, patiente et sensible en font une diggeuse redoutable qui sait se frayer un chemin stable au milieu des océans de vinyles chez les disquaires. Depuis plus de 10 ans, elle cultive une sélection située entre l’afro-latin-tropicalement brésilien et le gros BANG de dancefloor qui en fait un nom courant sur les affiches de grands festivals, mais aussi les RADIO indépendantes.

On peut notamment la retrouver sur Kiosk, Worldwide.fm, NTS, Dublab, Na Manteiga, Year Zero, Rocket Radio, et maintenant même sur SOS CARTEL RADIO 🥹 📻.

Elle nous a balancé que du bon et de l’ensoleillé pour ce Radio Show qu’on a consommé sur place, mais qu’on vous encourage à emmener sur une plage de sable pour danser pieds nus.

Merci pour cette 💣 de set Giu !

TELECLUB 1 : Afro-Caribbean Grooves with GIU NUNEZ

The RA Exchange wraps up 2024 with an episode dedicated solely to vinyl culture, from dubplate production to record store culture, all-vinyl DJing and running labels that release records.

In the first part of this episode, which was recorded live at Wire Festival, panelists and vinyl DJs Mary Yuzovskaya, Clarisa Kimskii and Devoye Folkes discuss the benefits and drawbacks of playing records in the digital era with RA editor Gabriel Szatan.

According to the panelists, playing vinyl could be seen as a skill analogous to driving stick shift: while it's not always necessary, it gives new artists a better understanding of a DJ set's underlying machinery. They also talk about how a DJ's identity used to be intertwined with their personal collection of records, and how the digital paradigm shift presents today's DJs with infinite choices.

The Exchange's second half takes listeners behind the scenes, investigating the challenges and opportunities inherent in running a business based on vinyl sales. Live from Wall to Wall Festival at RSO, HHV Records, Bandcamp Berlin, Objects Manufacturing and Elevate Record Store speak to the overhead investment, production time and ecological considerations they take into account in their day-to-day operations.

They also shed light on the statistics behind the enormous sales of vinyl records in the past few years and the breakdown of which artists are making money from digital versus physical music sales and why.

Listen to the episode in full.

EX.745 The Vinyl Episode

www.openlab.fm | 106.4FM in Ibiza & Formentera
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On this month's show, Jon Kennedy showcases a wide range of styles from deep synthetic electronica to drum and bass, live jazz to studio beat machine gear, with JK's own productions thrown in for good measure.

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Snare Force One 21 - Jon Kennedy

Filip, a former hobby winemaker with a 3,000-square-meter vineyard and record enthusiast, who, together with @kyrandobler, upholds musical diversity on the turntables in Mannheim, presents a selection from his record collection in a pure vinyl mix. „Holy“ into the holidays... <3 

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LAF Podcast #057 | filip

Experimental and intercepted transmissions every month with Field Work friends and family.
Accompanied by GIFs at http://fieldworklondon.tumblr.com. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/fieldwork/episodes/fieldwork-29th-march-2025

Field Work 290325

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OSAGIE Live @ Bower Booth 3.22.25 8/-MIX

Head of Grimy Edits, Zernell Gillie's style can range from the heart of disco to the soul of Chicago house - he heads up a 2 hour slot once a month from our LA studio.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/zernell/episodes/zernell-14th-april-2025

Get Grimy w/ Dakota Dean 140425

Here is a piece of my set at Contact in Tokyo for their opening weekend. Magnificent sound system, and lovely vibes. This was definitely a lot of fun! 