70s funk and 80s boogie from the London singer-songwriter. 

Interview & tracklist: https://www.stampthewax.com/2021/07/14/stamp-mix-111-lynda-dawn/

Buy Lynda Dawn - Roses 7" on Extra Soul Perception: https://lyndadawn.bandcamp.com/album/lynda-dawn-roses

Stamp Mix 111: Lynda Dawn

We’re smack in the middle of a scorching summer so you know what time it is – Spacewalker returns with another rendezvous on the road and the 11th installment in the Coastin’ series.

Indulge in the yearly seasonal mixtape with some jazz-rock fusion, UK lovers rock and brit-funk, West Coast golden era rap and other soulful and balearic bits sprinkled throughout.

Scale’s in the red, let’s take a ride to destination unknown…

Coastin' 10 > https://on.soundcloud.com/G4YRA487h6mWA6mU7

Coastin' 11 by Spacewalker

Pasteelo Mixtape 1 // Brighter Days
Various Artists. (Additional vocals by Wildelux)
Mixed and compiled by S.Newholmes soundcloud.com/jabarligla
Copenhagen 2015

Pasteelo Mixtape 1 - Brighter Days // S.Newholmes

FUNK FOUNDATIONS #51 / James MTUME

It has been 3 years since we lost one of the most influential percussionist Philadelphia born James Forman aka James Mtume.
Raised in a musical family where his father (Jimmy Heath) and uncles formed The Heath Brothers. In the 60’s, James studied
percussion and he started playing with Herbie Hancock, Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard and eventually became the percussionist
for Miles Davis. In the Miles Davis band, he hooked up Reggie Lucas (guitar), and started a song writing partnership. The duo
Lucas/Mtume wrote and produced mane tracks for artists. He also started his own project, Mtume, where he applied his most
innovative sounds. I pay tribute to his boogie funk period with his band and production work which is deep in my funk foundation
form E80’s….Enjoy the show!

George C

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #51 / James MTUME

Eglo Records' main man Alexander Nut joins us for some slick late night futurism. Broken beat, soul, and whatever else happens to take his fancy.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/alexander-nut/episodes/alexander-nut-15th-february-2025

Alexander Nut - Remembering J Dilla  150225

Join TSUBAKI fm Kyoto hosted by Masaki Tamura, Yoshito Kimura, Shun145 and Wako in unearthing rare tunes and picking up the beats echoing deep in the historic streets of Japan’s cultural heart. Broadcasting from JSKyoto and Hachi, they deliver seamless and warm blends of jazz, dub and grooves that resonate with the city’s beautiful, timeless energy.

TSUBAKI fm Kyoto: miharu - 05.03.25

From @grandhuit_514

I discovered Roy Ayers early in my musical journey. He’s an artist who had a huge influence on me, and over the years, I kept realizing just how important his career was to the history of music at large. 

From jazz to jazz-funk, jazz-fusion, disco, boogie, and even his influence on hip-hop & house—his impact is undeniable.

Today, I’m incredibly moved to see how much he inspired DJs, producers, and musicians across generations. But more than anything, it’s the universal love for him that stands out. Everyone loved Roy, and I think that’s what makes him such an important artist.

I became truly fascinated with his work the day I watched his live performance at Ronnie Scott’s, during the famous Battle of the Vibes. That’s when I realized not just his incredible musicianship but also his sense of humor. He had this incredible emotional range—his music could make you cry, laugh, or dance, sometimes all at once. That really struck me, and from that moment on, I started diving deeper into his music.

Over the years, my passion for his work grew. I started hunting for rare records, original pressings—until one day, I had the chance to see him perform on a rooftop in Brooklyn. He was already past 75 at that point, already fragile, but still so magical. 

Watching him play live as the sun set over the city is an image I’ll never forget. I remember bringing my original pressing of Roy Ayers Ubiquity with me, hoping to get it signed. But I was too shy, too in awe of the moment. It’s a small regret, but also a memory I’ll cherish forever.

With this mix, I wanted to pay tribute to him, as he passed away just a few days ago. 

I decided to take a chronological approach—starting with his debut album West Coast Vibes, moving through his time as Herbie Mann’s vibraphonist, then into his solo work and his years with his band Roy Ayers Ubiquity. From there, I included tracks from his 80s period, some unreleased material released by BBE, and even a few collaborations with Fela Kuti, Wayne Henderson, Guru & Erykah Badu. 

I chose to close the mix with Remember to Remember by Rick Holmes—it felt like the perfect closing theme for this tribute.

May his soul rest in peace and his music lives forever. 

Please note: I deliberately chose not to include his work as a producer for other artists like Sylvia Striplin, Ladies of the 80s, Bobbi Humphrey to name a few, except for Daylight and Remember to Remember. Same for Coffy as this one was a movie soundtrack and not a solo album. 

I also left out most of his collaborations, except for his track with Guru, which felt too important to omit. Additionally, I didn’t include any remixes, as it would have made the mix too long. 

Maybe all of that will be part of another recording one day...

GrandHuit

Tribute to ROY AYERS (Selected by GrandHuit)

Jazz Funk Dance Party 6.5.2025

🇬🇧 ENG VERSION
This mix is a celebration of Black music’s richness, rhythm and emotion — from jazz to bruk, funk, deep house and soul-infused electronics.
A spiritual, global and deeply personal selection, including several unreleased tracks by Jay himself.

🎧 Listen & feel.
Vinyl-only.
Curated with care.

🔗 Artist links:
IG: www.instagram.com/_jaysound
Bandcamp: jaysound.bandcamp.com/

🎵 TRACKLIST:

Ananda Project feat. Gaelle - Cascades of Colour (Kuniyuki's Sugar Love Mix)

El Payo - Dawnlands

WheelUp - Infinity Feat Abacus

Alma Negra - Endless Summer

Henrik Schwarz - Forbidden (Club Mix)

Colm K - Beginnings (K15 Remix)

Unique - What I Got Is What You Need

The Rah Band - Messages From The Stars (Long Wave Mix)

Beat Spacek - Alone In Da Sun

Jay Sound - Autumn

Con Funk Shun - Indian Summer Love (Instrumental)

Joe Armon-Jones - Lifetones

Moodymann - Downtown

Reggie Dokes - After Dark We Play

Merle - Mimi Likes 2 Dance

Jay Sound - Unreleased

2000Black - Green Woods

Larry Heard - Just One Minute

Julion DeAngelo - Part One

Jay Sound - Rhythmic Liberation

Ideeyah - Align



CUCINA WAX SERIES 002 — JAY SOUND

Groovotica Mix

Hi everybody! I’m very happy to get my friend, the legendary Shuya Okino as guest for my new Show. Deep Jazz music is going strong, and as usual I have selected the best of my new discoveries from 2020

Omer Avital, Village of the Sun with Binker and Moses, the last great Web Web Album on Compost Records and a new extract from the recent Jazz phenomenon: the Jazz is Dead project by Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad.

Some legendaries jazz artists, still active, have produced some great featuring like Gary Bartz, Dee Dee Bridgewater and The Last Poets for our greatest pleasure.

Shuya Okino and me have, of course, both paid small tribute to the music of Bill Withers, who passed away a couple of days before to join for ever the « City of the Angels ».

Pasteelo Mixtape 1 - Brighter Days // S.Newholmes

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