Liming - part 3

P64 By My Side

Just a little mash-up/remix i made this evening. I don't own any rights.
Layered raps are a little loose :)

NYCC - Keep A Light in My Window / Jurassic5 - Graubrot Remix

Part of a wonderful remixes collection featuring amazing reworks from Louie Vega, The Reflex, Dele Sosimi & Medlar, Local Artist, Pellegrino, Arp Frique, Al Kent, Nuron, Late Nite Tuff Guy, Shield and Sander Mölder.

https://rebirthrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/drumn-voice-remixed-2-louie-vega-the-reflex-dele-sosimi-medlar-local-artist-pellegrino-arp-frique-al-kent-nuron-late-nite-tuff-guy-shield-sander-m-lder-mixes

Billy Cobham Feat. Novecento - Africa’s Sounds (Al Kent Remix)

Gloria Ann Taylor - Love Is A Hurting Thing Extended edit
A Favourite extended

Gloria Ann Taylor - Love Is A Hurting Thing Extended edit

Rudy - Norman - Back - To - The - Streets

LOST HARD DRIVE LP
Unsigned stuff from the past, from an old hard drive lost in the attic !

Grab it here : https://closedparadise.bandcamp.com/album/lost-hard-drive-lp

CLOSED PARADISE - ALONG THE OCEAN

The soulful instrumental mastery of Cold Diamond & Mink takes center stage in this release that versions two essential tracks from their collaboration with the singer Jonny Benavidez. Both songs are lifted from the album My Echo, Shadow and Me that the group recorded together with the golden-voiced Chicano soul brother for New York’s Daptone Records.

On the A-side, you get to immerse yourself in the enchanting crossover soul beats of “My Echo, Shadow and Me”, the instrumental rendition complementing the previous gems by Benavidez and the band on Timmion Records. Flipping the record exposes another soulful groover in “Playing The Fool” that showcases Cold Diamond & Mink’s love for iconic ‘60s and ‘70s indie soul by groups like The T.S.U. Toronadoes and The Commands.

The whole My Echo, Shadow and Me LP is getting an instrumental treatment on Timmion, and this single shows that even without the vocals Jonny Benavidez’s strong influences from Texas Chicano soul shine through loud and clear.

Playing The Fool (Instrumental)

Overdub instrument at Home Recording - 9/27/2025
Performed on Yamaha DTXtreme III Drum Kit with a Yamaha M12 Percussion Drum Pad

Such a sugar boo  -  Vocal n Drums.wav

Mr. Hands

Textures

The ArchAndroid

Mushrooms & Roses

When I was younger I stayed focused on 70's funk style, learning each album session musician. Later, I bought The Cure's album ... And it was good ! 
This playlist is inspired by new wave but mixed with different genre. 
Listen it when you're working, thinking or when you just want to dying into a nostalgic mood with very good music.

Steve Schlegel DJ from Emanescence Music

Patti Jo - Make Me Believe In You

Platonic Rate

Ease Yourself and Glide

The Anthology 1992-2003

Rhodesian Girl

We are so excited to present to your our next release! ☀️
Kalima - (Where Is The) Sunshine on 7"
Release date : June 6th
Pre-order yours on Bandcamp: https://chuwanaga.bandcamp.com/album/where-is-the-sunshine

For its third release, Chuwanaga goes back to the past with the reissue of “(Where Is The) Sunshine” by Kalima, a really rare 7” originally released in 1981 and produced in Baltimore (Maryland) by African-American pianist and producer Derrick Amin. Part I on the A side and part II on the B side form a real journey, a beauty in its own style fusing jazz, soul and spirituality as well as political values.

Back in the mid seventies Derrick Amin brought together young and talented musicians from his African-American Muslim community in Baltimore. He tells us: “all black music in America is a response to racism and slavery” and “(Where Is The) Sunshine” was their own answer, “a plaintiff query of one immerse in darkness. The darkness of lies, lies that deny the humanity, justice, and equality of people. It’s the impetus of this song”. He adds: “Kalima means « Word » or « Langage » in Arabic. The name was inspired by a quote from Imam W.D. Mohammad (the late Muslim American leader and erstwhile successor to Nation of Islam founder, Elijah Muhammad) who once said: “Words make people””.

With its splendid vocal parts - thanks to lead vocalist Sabreen Shareef, a unique major-to-minor chord progression, subtil synthetiser melodies in the chorus and amazing electric piano and sax solos, it really is a very special release. It’s been discovered in a @Motor Motor City Drum Ensemble jazz set with Gilles Peterson at the JAW Family Reunion in Berlin back in 2016 where he played it as the closing track of a wonderful musical journey through black music – which was the right occasion for a classic Gilles rewind and the occasion of a shared epiphany. Still, one must not forget its yet poetic still political message now shared once again with the world. The question asked by Kalima sadly still remains as relevant in 2018: Where is the sunshine ?

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