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Arreglo Anita Adelita (Anna Csergo) of Mariachi Las Adelitas UK 2020

 "Back To Black (Huapango)" is a version of "Back To Black" (Winehouse/Ronson).  Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd/ BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited.  Used by permission.  All rights reserved.

Back To Black (Huapango) Radio Edit

Viva Mexico

one-off Eyebrow track, inspired by the sounds underneath Bristol's Brunel Way overpass, commissioned by transcultural arts organisation The Temporary, 2013

Eyebrow "Overpass"

A track by Louche (Pete Judge & Jon Hardeman, originally released on the 2001 album "Guests Of The Earth"). This version remixed by Jim Barr. PJ - pocket trumpet & flugelhorn. JH - percussion. 

Louche - Ping (remix)

A track from Three Cane Whale's eponymous debut album (2011, Idyllic Records). PJ - harmonium/glockenspiel, Alex Vann - mandolin, Paul Bradley - acoustic guitar. Originally composed for Brunel 200's site-specific "Triangulation" event (2006). 

Three Cane Whale - Sluice

a track by Eyebrow (PJ - trumpet/electronics, Paul Wigens - drums, with special guest Jim Barr - baritone guitar) from their soundtrack to Raman/Dbini's dance-film "Elemental". First performed live at the Newport Festival 2010. 

Eyebrow - Air (Elemental, part one)

As part of WEE! Festival here is one hour of sound created to the "sieste électronique" at TAP Theatre in Poitiers (FR). Take your headphones, your pillow and have a good listening!

SIESTE ELECTRONIQUE/TAP Théâtre et Auditorium de Poitiers

Mystica Tribe - Island Oasis [SSDB01]

A special album created by Taka Noda aka Mystica Tribe from Japan. Island Oasis features 8 dubbed out tracks that reverberate through the forest.

The cover photo Bonsai Fir Tree is symbol of resilience, strength and determination. It is a shared connection between Japan and Canada. 

Featuring an analogue mixdown and mastering on tape through a Studer A80, ½ inch tape machine by Stefan Betke of Scape Mastering. The album Island Oasis will be available in limited edition vinyl, CD, cassette and digital formats. 

1. New Beginnings
2. On The Lookout
3. Peek-a-Boo
4. Global Village
5. Gone From Here
6. Under Pressure
7. New Horizons
8. Cosmic Vibration

2x12” Available at Juno and other fine record shops.

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/mystica-tribe-island-oasis/629849-01/

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Mystica Tribe is the musical alias of Tokyo-based producer, Taka Noda. Drawing on a wide range of influences – from dub, soul, bass music, rhythm and blues – Mystica Tribe has quickly been developing a very distinctive sound that exists in a weird, freaked out zone between dub and techno. Noda is especially interested in deep, psychedelic music, and this is reflected in his productions, which are equally suited for late night listening sessions or bent, broken in dancefloors. His first track, “Meditation Stick”, was released in 2011 on Dutch label SD Records, backed by two remixes from label owners Syncom Data. This was followed by two more EPs on SD Records in 2013: “Stars are Mine” and “Flowers”. Artists like Gilles Peterson and 2562 have supported these well-received releases, and his track “His Temple” recently appeared on Pangaea’s Fabric Live 73 mix CD. In 2014, Noda is launching his own label, Mystica Tribe Records, through which he plans to continue developing his uniquely psychedelic take on dub and techno. His recent EP, “Lizard”, was released on his label in 2014. “Jade Eye” was released on his label in 2016.

Bonsai Fir Tree photo by Danthon

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Island Oasis

Juno Records

Mystica Tribe - Island Oasis [SSDB01]

CUMBIA ADELITA

Pete Judge is a musician & composer based in Bristol, UK. He plays trumpet with  Get The Blessing (BBC Jazz Award winners 2008), Eyebrow, and JOW, amongst many other projects, and is multi-instrumentalist with acoustic trio Three Cane Whale. In 2018 he released an album of solo piano compositions ("piano"); "piano 2" followed in 2020; and in autumn 2022 he releases the third volume ("piano 3"). All the "piano" albums were recorded in St George's Bristol.