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Streaming at tratore.com.br/um_cd.php?id=28859

50% of the profits are going to the Yawalapti association ATIX Mulher. Depending on how much is raised, other indigenous ONGS will be included.

Memórias de Oneyda was produced during the RMX residency held by São Paulo's public cultural center CCSP in celebration of the 85 years of the sound library Oneyda Alvarenga. All percussion, beats, harmonic layers used in the EP were extracted from the vast collection of the Discotheque - Most of the vocals were taken from the mission of folkloric research, idealized by Mario de Andrade in the ’30s. The track's sonorities were adapted to the texture and quality from the oldest recording - seeking for an intersection between contemporary sound and a 30’s acetate disc. As if it was an old recording from a parallel reality.

Mestre Jandaraí

las versiones originales acá: http://folcore.org/en/releases/item/jhon-william-castano-montoya-cumbia-de-piedra-ep

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Remix De Piedra (JWCM, Rafael Aragon, Fabian Casas)

From the Barakuda LP coming out on 13th September 2014 on Polychrome Sounds.

recorded and mixed by Paul H Kuchenbuch


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@tmplsound

What a year! 

We met so many great artists, made a bunch of new friends and had one heck of a summer. 
Watching this community grow bigger made us want to create an appropriate picture of the things that already sprung from it and also of things to come. 

Trying to condense all the creativity that came to life during the past few months, we put together something that reflects our journey and features as many of the directions we're headed in as possible. 

♥ Thank you all for the love and support so far ♥ 

Teil 2 is coming soon!

Mastering by Gianni Competiello (@arutani) 

Artwork by Lucía Paz (www.luciapaz.com.ar) and Jannick Bahl

VAgabunden Teil 1

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Temple — Evrin

For this our sixth Botanas single series we have the pleasure to present two stunning original tracks and one beautiful edit from Canadian producer Oonga (who you might have spotted on our Mare Insularum compilation). Oonga is a DJ/producer from Montreal who works with Stonetree Records. 

Opener El Caracol is one of the most personal tracks the artist has ever made. It is based on a poem written by Eli´s (Oonga) dad and dedicated to him. It was written after the two of them had a really deep conversation about hidden pain and then months later his dad showed him the words, and he was extremely moved and so created this beautiful track. 

This inspiration came at the same time as Oonga's exposure to the neo-folkloric slow cumbia tech sound while travelling. He put the two together and this special Botanas was born. His dear friend Ana adapted the words into Spanish and sang the melodies (as well as doing the art). 

Oonga´s music captured our ears right away and these three tracks are the perfect soundtrack to the end of the summer for those of us in the norther hemisphere or to welcome the end of the Winter and brighter times for all those down south! 

More music and info: 
soundcloud.com/ungunga 
www.facebook.com/ungunga 
twitter.com/oongoonga
credits
released August 21, 2017 

Lyrics and vocals on El Caracol: Ana Arias 
Based on an original poem by Zav Levinson 
Produced by Oonga 
Artwork by Ana Arias 

Mastered by Rob Small

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Oonga - Tropical Winter Breeze

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RLHBSLCN’s `30 Huevo Mi Patrona ́
is a welcome respite for journeyers of all modes of travel.
Recorded in his hometown Mendoza (AR), he wandered the streets and back alleys, sampling and lurking around for inspiration, resolving in an acoustic transmissions with synthetic textures and argentinian rhythms. Ambling and disheveled on the surface,
a hidden precision reveals itself to the careful observer.
Sometimes one has to get lost in order to be found. May 30 Huevo Mi Patrona be your auditory traveling companion.

Mastered by: Helmut Erler at Dublates & Mastering

YNFND013 
2018

30 Huevo Mi Patrona

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RLHBSLCN - Marime

akalé wubé !!! - https://soundcloud.com/akalewube


"The time will come
when, with elation,
you will greet yourself arriving
at your own door, in your own mirror,
and each will smile at the other’s welcome,
and say, sit here. Eat.
You will love again the stranger who was your self.
Give wine. Give bread. Give back your heart
to itself, to the stranger who has loved you
all your life, whom you ignored
for another, who knows you by heart.
Take down the love letters from the bookshelf,
the photographs, the desperate notes,
peel your own image from the mirror.
Sit. Feast on your life."

akalé wubé - "marye" & linton kwesi johnson reads derek walcotts „love after love“(chöko aba edit)

Aguas De Marzo

Collective memories channelled through solar creative processes, glimpses of moments shared crystalized through eery sounds, patchwork of sonic waves and tales of friendships mades 🌱

Just like imaginary plants in the garden of our minds, we turned to the sun to grow altogether and create something new, blossoming to the world 🌼
Crazy chacarera IDM by @sleepingnacho

Artwork : Lua Kali
Insta : @ lua.kali
Tumblr : luakali.tumblr.com/
Mastering : @ahlonne

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San Ignacio - Chacarera del Científico Exiliado en países de inviernos sin sol

Devenir Maleza was one of those projects that just arrived in our overflowing inboxes one day out of the blue. We opened the link and discovered four finely crafted, beautifully produced and captivating tracks of transformative, percussive music. 

It rare to find music that marries so well recorded percussion, live instrumentation and vocals with deep electronic productions without one dominating on the other. With Devenir Maleza Prisma and Martin Broder, a duo based between Berlin and Buenos Aires, managed to find that sweet spot that we love so much here at Shika Shika: deep, electronic but natural, acoustic and introspective. Or as the duo describes it: “a crackling, soothing, hypnotic lullaby.” 

Devenir Maleza’s was inspired by the concept of “becoming” and of transformation in many aspects. Through their long-distance collaboration the duo’s starting point was to imagine music becoming la maleza or “the undergrowth”, as if it the synths, vocals and instruments were sinking into the humid earth or drawn from the whistling wind or emerging from a rustling forest. 

The duo is joined on the EP by the talented singer and pianist Maria Barone as well as techno-producer / percussionist Merlin Genschel.
credits
released July 25, 2019 

Producido por Prisma & Martin Boder 
Voces: Maria Barone 
Percusion: Merlin Grenschel 

Turbina de amor es originalmente de Rafael "flaco" Ferriaolo 

Mastering: Rob Small
Artwork: JUMU (instagram.com/jumumonster)<3
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- De Mares y Amares -
Our beloved friend Jacobo Polina aka Mente Organica offers us one more pearl out of his treasure box....... 
This time it reflects all the love and connection to the ocean. The feeling of beeing deep down there......... reflecting sunbeams........ endless blue.........floating in stillness........
Lets take care of this beauty!

Gracias Hermano!

compositor y productor de canciones.
https://soundcloud.com/menteorganica
@gusanitodiscos
https://www.facebook.com/menteorganicamusic/
booking: menteorganicamusic@gmail.com
Artwork by LUCA

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Mente Organica - De Mares Y Amares

Shika Shika Collective is proud to present “De aquí hasta aquí”, the debut album by percussionist and producer Federico Estévez.

You may know Fede as the drummer and percussionist for Chancha Vía Circuito´s live band, having made a reputation around the world for his rhythmic virtuosity and trademark broken beats.

Following “Hologramas” the captivating opening track on Shika Shika’s “Mare Insularum” compilation, “De aquí hasta aquí” is Fede’s first full-length release. On it he shares with us his complex, poly-rhythmic universe through nine tracks uniting his own South American origins, with African rhythms and featuring collaborations with Rodrigo Gallardo, Pablo Paz, Wen, Manu Quintans, Klik & Frik and Chancha vía Circuito.

In the words of Pedro Canale a.k.a. Chancha vía Circuito:

“Federico Estévez is one of Buenos Aires' most versatile musicians - at once an incredible producer and formidable percussionist. Restless by nature, Federico is constantly experimenting with rhythms. He is also a prolific creator, equally at home making original percussive lines or beautiful melodies.

Fede’s creative process often starts with him playing a rhythm out on the kitchen table, on a desk or on chairs. These ideas...  more
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released April 9, 2020

Recorded in Fm Zapiola Estudios by Federico Estévez & Estudio Nogal by Jerónimo Escajal.
Mixed by Andres Oddone in Estudio Bugambilia.
Mastering by Sebastián Cordovés in Estudio Cuarto Eléctrico.
Photo by Alina Marinelli
Graphic design by Clau Smith

All tracks written & produced by Federico Estévez between 2017 - 2019, except "Colanzulí" produced with Rafa Caivano and "Rios del cuerpo" with Manu Quintans.

Featuring:
Rodrigo Gallardo: vocals Quena and lyric in "El Gauchito".
Alina Marinelli: vocals in "Falsa Coral".
Manu Quintans: Tollos and Quena in "Falsa Coral".
Pablo Paz: Mbiras and synthesizer in "Amuletos".
Clara Trucco: vocals and lyric in "Lazos".
Gerardo Farez: synthesizer in "Lazos".
Pedro Canale: Charango in "El Quemado".

Federico Estevez - El Gauchito feat. Rodrigo Gallardo

Taken from 'Earthly Tapes 01' out VINYL & DIGITAL on 1st May

https://earthlymeasures.bandcamp.com/album/earthly-tapes-01

A new Earthly Measures adventure begins...We introduce to you Earthly Tapes 01. This first compilation features artists that have been alongside us on our journey so far, as well as new members welcomed in to the Earthly Measures family. Inspired by sounds from all corners of the globe, artists from Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Australia and the UK invite you to experience their homelands through their individual musical styles, keeping to the diverse sounds that Earthly Measures has come to be known for!

Brazilian Ibu Selva brings us TAPARENDY, created as a means to evoke communication and dialogue between himself and the Guarani-Kaiowá indigenous people from the rural outskirts of Brazil. This fierce downtempo groove is a mix of digital culture & form, producing a futuristic melancholy sound that reflects on Selva's ancestry as well as the uplifting landscapes of his home country.

Earthly Tapes 01

Ibu Selva - Taperendy

Frente Bolivarista is proud to present to all our beloved followers the forthcoming release "Di Laif - Xibalbá" meticulously crafted by the talented Guatemalan born / Paris based music producer Diego Pappa.

Di Laif has been merging heavy lines of electronic music with the the mighty musical energy of Mayan culture underscoring traces of his background . The EP "Xibalbá" brings to the listener rough and solid rhythmic bases influenced by acid and techno, the flutes and drums takes you to ancient territories from Central American resourceful and contorted rainforests.

Join us for this mystical and psychedelic journey!

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Cover Art. Juliana Lira (www.julianaalira.com)
Mastering: GS Mastering & Post
Distribution: Musicdeli

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Listen to Di Laif at www.soundcloud.com/dilaif/
Follow Di Laif in Instagram at www.instagram.com/di.laif/

Xibalbá

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