Ritmos Raros presents TropiPhonic (Radio Show | Vinyl DJ Showcase) 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tropiphonic/
Video Recording of the Dj Set on Youtube: https://youtu.be/HGOimsvhfqY
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1114493837

 - Playlist ( see below ) -
André Charles & His Quisqueya Ibo Combo Group - Bagaille Qui Belle 
Rodolphe Legros* & Ensemble Ibo-Lélé – W - Marie Ac Maria
Gaby Siarras – Guadeloupe Île D' Émeraude - En Lè Plage La
Ibo Combo - Mireille
Ensemble Etoile Du Soir – Ingratitude
Les Shleu-Shleu - Cafe
Tropicana Orchestra - Dap Pignan
Raymond Cicault Et Son Orchestre Volcan - A Mon Ami Lucien Jolibois
Gerard Valton - Augustine
Super Combo - Rosita Femm Chaud
Remy Mondey, Claude Monteil Et Les Gentlemen – Faut Pas Ou Trop Pressé
Gary French And The Tropical Sextet ‎- Lo Siento
Nemours Jean-Baptiste - Si No Me Dan De Beber, Lloro
Henry Guedon Et Les Contesta - Van Van
Panorama Des Cayes - Scarifice
Saxo Latino - Volveras a mi
Zotobres - Amba Tonel 'La
El Nuevo Combo - Patience
Les Mélodix - Police
Midnight Groovers + Pierrot = Christiane Colletin - Saoulographie
Video Band - Miami's For Me
Les Beatniks - Get High
Saxo Latino - Get High Get Down
Zotobre - Male 
Josy Mass - Paula 
Freres Jean Rene - Six Ans
Albert Chancy - Mastermind

Every 2nd Tues of the Month Streaming Live on Eaton Radio DC
7:30pm - 9:30pm Eastern Standard Time
Live Video: www.twitch.tv/eatonradio
Live Audio www.mixcloud.com/eatonradio/

TropiPhonic Vol 1 - Afro Latin French Caribbean-Haiti Guadeloupe Martinique Dominique w/ Sir Ramases

"Chebba" - Esther Ankri  (1991)

SHANTISAPANA | Root Radio 02/01/2022

Djurdjura (Algeria, 1979) // Les Abranis (Algeria, 1983) // Izhar Cohen (Israel, 1978) // Las Grecas (Spain, 1973) // Tülay Özer (Turkey, 1975) // Ahmed Fakroun (Lybia/Europe, 1984) // Ali Ishfahan & George Farid (aka John Leach & George Fenton, UK, 1978) // Barış Manço (Turkey, 1981) // Group Titan (Turkey, 1985) // Shankar Family & Friends (India/UK, 1974)

thanx to Trevor Jackson
thanx to Etienne Menu, Hectik Maor, Loïk Dury, Marrrtin, Pierre Wax, Victor Kiswell

ACID ARAB ㋡ NTS Mix

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Edit by @SarvMusic

In his own words...

'1998 Kuwaiti track "El Qalb El Mehtas" by Bashar Sultan is a rare gem in the realm of Arab music. The cleverly-written lyrics that intertwine hilarity and sorrow, paired with a silly 90s video clip that is nothing short of a masterpiece, it gained meme status in the Arab world in recent years. I saw this as the perfect opportunity to elevate it to the dance floor, tapping into its already uplifting energy, breaking it into 4 parts and changing their arrangement slightly, adding a bassline, intro/outro, breaks, and tension with the drums to the delights of the saz, and more of its "vocal hypes" and shouts that come from Arab weddings. At the end of last year with huge success, I debuted my project "Deviousco" at Kabareet Club Haifa with Lau Tropico where we infused cultural music from all over with the invigorating rhythms of Italo, dark disco and others. As a Palestinian, it further fueled my passion for remixing and editing Middle Eastern music and gave birth to this edit. Now, Lets see if it can make you dance as much as it made you laugh.'

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SINCHI EDITS 19 - Bashar Sultan - El Qalb El Mehtas(Sarv Edit)

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GONDI

i'm actually very open to djing this stuff. lemme know if you have an event that might fit..

https://soundcloud.com/habibifunk

check out part one of the mix here:
https://soundcloud.com/jakarta-records/jakarta-radio-001-jannis-of

i got to travel a lot in north africa in the last years thru touring with blitz the ambassador and the studio session with oddisee for sawtuha in tunisia. while being there i did some digging and found some incredible music from the 60s and 70s. some of the music in this mix has zero info on the net, was never sold on ebay and has not been "rediscovered" yet. others are somewhat classics in the field of „arabic groove“. the music in this mix comes from morocco, libya, eggpt, algeria, lebanon and syria. 

photo by robert winter.

"Habibi Funk 002 Mix" by Jannis of Jakarta Records (Mix of Arabic 60s & 70s vinyl)

Jakarta Radio 010 with another episode exploring music from outside the western world. Something new and fresh for you ears... ALL VINYL MIX

Ernesto Chahoud aka DJ Spindle is a Lebanese DJ and crate digger and founded the Beirut Groove Collective, in 2008, the oldest and only strictly 45 funk and soul party in the Middle East. His party has been the home of the top funk 45 DJs in the world. “Middle Eastern Heavens II” is an exclusive mix for Jakarta records, the second Disco-Belly Dance and Arabic Funk mix he has put together. It is the result of his 5 years of work on a series of soon-to-be-released compilations that vary from Belly Dance and Arabic Funk to obscure Lebanese Garage, Mod and Northern Soulers.

https://www.mixcloud.com/ernestochahoud/


Jakarta Radio 010: Ernesto Chahoud - "Middle Eastern Heavens II" (All Vinyl Mix)

Released on صوت قرتاج / Sawt Carthage. Ripped from cassette N°1155

Ace Of Base's All That She Wants - Tunisian cover (صوت قرتاج) K7 rip

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Everything is important, no matter what you mean by "everything"․ When we asked @acid-arab for a title, they came up with "kuchh"․ So if you are not Indian or don’t speak Hindi, there’s a great chance you have no idea what the title of the set means, though you may be able to catch it at the beginning of the set. Kuchh (कुछ) means “some” in Hindi․ There you go. Now try to remember in how many ways and in how many places you can use the word “some”, and depending on where you use it, it will mean completely different things. There will only be a subtle difference between the various meanings, but those subtleties make all the difference. Sometimes we just go with the flow and take many things for granted, without realizing how easily we can lose something we thought we’d always have by our side. We also take so many people for granted, without realizing how badly we sometimes hurt them. We even take ourselves for granted, without understanding how much we still have to go through and how many important subtleties will come our way. These may just be SOME thoughts we are having here that may not be all that important, but on the other hand if you have read so far, maybe they ARE important after all.

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illustration by: Khoren Matevosyan

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Acid Arab - "Kuchh" for RAMBALKOSHE

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