Sound of Silence -Chromatics
Chac Mool - Rodrigo Y Gabriela
Just So - Agnes Obel
Reservoir - Six Organs of Admittance
We No Who. U R - Nick Cave & THe Bad Seeds
Loksins Erum Vi? Engin - Natturuoperan Song - Mum
Isn’t it You - Loney Dear
Ellipsis - Andrew Bird
Total Eclipse of the Sun - Einstürzende Neubauten
Muutuja - Maarja Nut & Ruum
Moon Dance - Ilhan Ersahin
Mara - Devendra Banhart
Encounters - John Lemke
Try - Bugge Wesseltoft & Sidsel Endresen
Bang Bang- Vincent Peirani
8 - Billie Eilish

Hello Darkness My Old Friend

Serhan Erkol's <3 beautiful horn arrangement adapted to jazz quintet formed from vocal-piano-bass-drums and sax and recorded for educational purposes.
Special thanks to one and only Rustam RAHMEDOV on piano/bass and drums as wells for producing, mixing and dearest Adnan Dura on saxophone for his beautiful contribution in this hard times.

Kerpic kerpiç üstüne

An unapologetic and soulful selection of spoken word and music from the early era of the Black Power movement to now. I hope this can help you to recharge, heal, and restore some inner peace while continuing to fight on.

Amiri Baraka — Why is We Americans (2002)
Kenny Dorham — Alone Together (1959)
Nipsey Hussle on Police Brutality
Roy Ayers — Everybody Loves The Sunshine (1976)
Jesse Jackson — I Am Somebody (1971)
Sade — When Am I Going to Make a Living (1984)
Dennis Edwards — Don't Look Any Further (1984)
Sonia Sanchez - When Ure Heart Turns Cold (2000)
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane — In a Sentimental Mood (1935)
Gil Scott-Heron — Comment #1 (Who Will Survive in America) (1970)
J Dilla — People (2006)
Mustard feat. Nipsey Hussle — Perfect Ten (Dirty) (2019)
D'Angelo — Africa (2000)

The Sounds of Radical Change by isoke.wav

Fresh cuts from across the jazzy spectrum - for the spirit and the floor. Afrocuban-bangla fusion from LoKkhi TeRra, high tempo elections from down under with Zeitgeist Freedom Energy Exchange and Middle Name Dance Band, a powerful piece from SA drummer Asher Gamedze and deep, soul warming business from Kahil El’Zabar, plus new material from the world’s favourite vibes player, Roy Ayers.

Deeper Cuts w/ Karl Bos - May 2020

First version with legit backing track ('No Piano' version)
'Angel' tele, HX Stomp, 2i2, GB (Studio A)
6 1 20, 11.41 AM

OON (JSC #2) - Melody, Comping, Improv

Tracklist 

Pharoah Sanders « Thembi »
Horace Silver « The gods of the Yoruba »
Tata Vasquez « Suite Guaracho part II »
Charlie Palmieri « Muneca »
Laurent Bardainne & Tigre d’eau douce « Kinshasa »
Kokoroko « Carry me home »
Ishkero « Triple B »
Betty wright « Girls can’t do what guys do »
Betty wright « Old songs »
Betty wright « Slip and do it »
Betty wright « Clean up woman »
Wendell harrison « Take time out »
Blundetto « Fly High »

Heavenly Sweetness Radio Show #66

The 4th LP from Banoffee Pies Records comes in the form of a debut album from Tom Ellis' new live ensemble, Soulstatejazz. The release titled "Annwn", is the result of a 3 day improvisation at Malt Barn studio, in the beautiful Nanerth Valley in mid Wales, forming a 6 track album of hybrid live/electronic jazz-house. The group, who first performed at Freerotation Festival as a morning journey, soon evolved into a flowing ensemble of musicians brought together by one of the core residents at the festival. With Tom Ellis (Bass, Drums, Percussion & Production), Mark Hand (Fender Rhodes & Moog), Michiel Renger (Tenor Sax) and Dave Elson (homemade Reaktor & Ableton instruments & FX) as the main backline of the band, the LP also features artists and residents connected to Freerotation and Malt Barn studio.

In Welsh folk law it was said "Annwn" [an:un] - "The Otherwold", was a world of delights and beauty located on an island or beneath the earth. A place of eternal youth and good, where food and fair health remained ever abundant as the wage of death and disease fell to it's way side. Commonly identifying in Welsh mythology as an afterlife of paradise.

Download & Stream: https://kud.li/bplp004

Credits:
Tom Ellis - Drums, Percussion, Bass, Synths, Production & Arrangement.
Mark Hand - Fender Rhodes & Synths
Michiel Renger - Tenor Saxophone, Percussion, Bass on B3*
Dave Elson - Atmosphere, FX and Percussion.

Also featuring:
Mike Mason - Atmosphere and FX.
Jessie Grace - Vocals
Chris Gibson - Guitar on A2*
Bugu Pala - Vocal on A3* outro
Produced by Thomas J. Ellis. Recorded at Malt Barn studio, Rhayader, Wales, Spring 2019.
P&C Banoffee Pies Records 2020

Diffusé le 25 mai 2020
Broadcasted on May 25th 2020

Soulstatejazz 
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› https://soulstatejazz.bandcamp.com/

Banoffee Pies Records
› http://banoffeepies.co.uk/
› https://soundcloud.com/banoffee-pies
› https://www.instagram.com/banoffeepiesrecords/
› https://www.facebook.com/wearebanoffeepies

Soulstatejazz - Annwn EP - Banoffee Pies Records

[PREMIERE] Soulstatejazz - The Ministry Of Universal Redemption (Banoffee Pies Records

Pulsing Afro-Latin roots and UK jazz combine on Grown, the latest album by London-based quintet Waaju, released via Olindo Records. Fusing dexterous hand-percussion, hypnotic guitar riffs and soaring melodies, Waaju connect a wide range of traditional musics percolating at different corners of the global soundscape yet with a distinctly of-the-moment and British jazz flavour.

Led by drummer and percussionist Ben Brown (Alfa Mist, Dizraeli, Ashley Henry), and comprising members across the UK’s extensive music scene including, percussionist Ernesto Marichales (Jordan Rakei, Sigala), guitarist Tal Janes (Nubiyan Twist, Bahla), Sam Rapley (Fabled, Maria Chiara Argiro) and Joe Downard (China Moses, Judi Jackson), Waaju’s unique and divergent sound connects the dots between the likes of Beth Carvalho, Oscar D’Leon, Alain Peters and Los Muñequitos de Matanzas. 

Waaju formed as a means of exploring music’s hidden connections, from trance-inducing Moroccan gnawa to Caribbean carnival music, and embracing them to reflect the different layers of London’s own musical culture. It was the band’s love for Mali’s folk music – and Ali Farka Touré’s stylistic prowess in particular – that first set the project in motion. London’s Jazz Cafe invited Waaju to reinterpret classic tracks from Farka Touré’s catalogue to sold-out audiences in 2018 and 2019. According to Brown: “Ali’s one of the best. He has such a unique sound. His playing is so gnarly. His spirit and attitude are things I always think of when making music.”
Waaju (meaning ‘to urge, inspire or influence to take action’ in Bambara) blend Latin polyrhythms, psychedelic Malian blues licks and dancefloor-oriented UK jazz arrangements. Following the group’s 2018 self-titled debut LP, Grown represents Waaju at their most distinctive and refined. The record begins with Moleman, a reminder of the craft and intricacy of composition Waaju has become known for. Gritty, clattering metal defines its sonic makeup, whilst gently hinting at influences such as dancehall and jungle. Listening Glasses follows and it’s clear why this is the album’s lead single – its Afrobeat-like energy and joyful interplay between guitar and tenor sax lies somewhere between Tony Allen’s grooves, chimurenga guitar and Headhunters’ funk.

Joe Downard’s skulking bass frequencies take centre stage as heavy dub grooves almost tear themselves apart on late night jam Rollando. Time’s Got a Hold was co-written by Waaju and Jordan Rakei for a live show together in November 2018. Kicking off side B, this version features guest vocalist Will Heard and some rhythmical triplets, evocative of 1970’s sega from La Reunion. Pulling back the tempo and dimming the lights, cavernous percussion fills each corner of the room on the sparse yet purposeful Wassoulou, whilst the title and final track shows off the many dynamic sides of the outfit’s far-reaching sound, with its expansive harmonies and explosive climax spanning influences as wide as Yoruba Andabo to Hendrix, signing off an exciting and energetic second LP from Waaju, at their most commanding. 

Pre order : 
›  https://olindorecords.bandcamp.com/album/grown

Diffusé le 3 juin 2020
Broadcasted on June 3rd 2020

Waaju 
› https://soundcloud.com/waaju
› https://www.facebook.com/waajumusic/
› https://www.instagram.com/waajuofficial
› https://twitter.com/waajumusic

Olindo Records
› https://www.facebook.com/olindorecords
›https://olindorecords.bandcamp.com/
›https://soundcloud.com/olindorecords

Grown

[PREMIERE] Waaju - Moleman (Olindo Records)

C Minor Blues

Sun Ra “A Better World” 
Max Roach “Members Don’t Git Weary” 
Archie Shepp “A Prayer” 
Abby Lincoln “Retribution” 
Jeanne Lee “In These Last Days”  
Melvin Van Peebles “Put A Curse On You” 
Leon Thomas “It’s My Life I’m Fighting For” 
Phil Ranelin “What We Need” 
Doug Carn “Higher Ground” 
Gary Bartz “Rise” 
The Last Poets “Blessed Are Those That Struggle” 
Horace Silver “Old Mother Nature Calls” 
Nancy Dupree “Self-Love”

DON'T GIT WEARY

This mix is a continuation of my research into the jazz music perfectly suited for listening to within a cozy family circle. I'm compiled a diverse selection of recordings, aiming to build up an intimate and warm atmosphere by delivering a powerful, nostalgic sound made of smooth rhythms, bright soundscapes, and driving melodies. It opens with a track by Ukrainian jazz trio Moon Hook and then incorporates both obscure and established artists from Siberia, Uzbekistan and Russia: Alexey Kuznetsov, Igor Nazaruk, West-Siberian Jazz Quartet, and Sato. The mix culminates with a track by one of the most famous Soviet jazz collectives, the Variety Orchestra directed by Oleg Lundstrem.
http://inrussia.com/excursion-into-soviet-jazz

inrussia. excursion into soviet jazz

Hi everybody, I hope all of you are fine during these difficult moments all around the world. I'm very happy to welcome my friend Muriel Grossmann for this 24th edition of My Favorite Things show. Along with Nat Birchall, Greg Foat, Matthew Halsall and Kamasi Washington, she is one of the most important Spiritual Jazz Artists of this era.

She has selected for Music is my Sanctuary some of her favorite jazz tracks, some of her current favorites and main influences.

I also contribute to this edition with some recent jazz tracks with a deep atmosphere, connected with the current events from last days.

MY FAVORITE THINGS — Show #24 w/ Muriel Grossmann (Hosted by Psycut)

WOLF Music offer up something a little different to their usual tip, enlisting the warm dusty reverberations of four-piece, jazz-not-jazz collective Velour for a 7 inch of hazy, genre traversing rhythms. Alongside being producer for the Velour project, long-standing member of the WOLF pack Mr. Fries gives his own distinctive house touch to the flip side remix.

Perfectly capturing the new school of jazz, Essen-based Velour crisscross genres drawing on elements from each yet anchoring their roots in the richness of jazz’s deft melodies and percussive touches. Head-nodding down the open road, ‘Pose’ is that undeniably soulful, first swig of summer many tracks strive to be. Morphing into a woozy affair as the sun sets midway through, Velour’s songwriting talent well outstrips their years. Throw WOLF pack member Mr. Fries into the mix, kneading in his signature production style and the freshly baked result straddles the intersection between jazz, broken beat, house and soul.

Fries then takes on remix duties for the flip, maintaining that dusty demeanour yet going for a full frontal Moodymann-esque house interpretation. The smokey jazz bar sax, background hustle and weighty beat make for a summertime heater served straight from the grill, garnished just right with Mr. Fries own vocals over the top.

Velour - Pose

Greetings - enter Black Music Month (BMM)....a fusion of new and classic with Kool & the Gang, Euge Groove,Les Stabler, Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder, David Sanborn, Ryan Montano, Paul Brown, Earth, Wind & Fire, Ramsey Lewis, War, Donal Byrd, Ronny Jordan, Rick Habana, Chase Huna, Bluey Dw3 and Grover Washington, Jr...enjoy.

NUJ - 060520 - #611 - HOUR 1 - SET 2

NewUrbanJazz - 060520 - #611

NUJ - 060520 - #611 - HOUR 1 - SET 1

Gnawa & African Fusion for the new episode of Between Universes with Zied Dessy. 
Tracklist:
Tinariwen - Assoul
Orchestra Baobab - Dee Moo Woor (Yemanjo Edit)
Dub Colossus - Shegye Shegitu
Majid Bekkas - African Blues (AkizzBeatzz Remix)
Majid Bekkas - Noussik (AkizzBeatzz Remix)
Yemen Blues - Mountains Will Dance
Oum - Taragalte
Innov Gnawa - Bangara ( AkizzBeatzz Remix)
Jacob Collier & Hamid El Kasri - Everlasting Motion
Jacob Collier & Oumou Sangaré - Nebaluyo
Trio Da Kali & Kronos Quartet VS LSD VS Bro Valentino - Eh Yah Wo (Jungla
 EST Rework)
Paco Sery - Maï Blues

STREAM RADIO FLOUKA

DESSY X Between Universes#25 | Radio Flouka 03/06/2020

Jean Claude Vannier - L'enfant Au Royaume Des Mouches
Praia Futuro - Massive
Serge Gainsbourg - Emanuelle And The Sea 
Juliette Greco - Deshabillez Moi
Nublu Orchestra - Claude Von Stroke Remix
Ilhan Ersahin’s Istanbul Sessions - Birds - Kaan Duzarat Remix
Carl Dawkins - Satisfaction
Boogarins - Doce 
The Mighty Diamonds - Right Time
Keith Richards - The Harder They Come
The Doors - Waiting For The Sun
Idris Muhammed - Loran’s Dance
Leland - I’ve Got Some Happiness
David Bowie -  Memory Of A Free Festival
Jon Hassell - Toucan Ocean
Ilhan Ersahin’s Istanbul Sessions - Pris Featuring Nils Petter Molvaer

RADIO.D59B / ILHAN ERSAHIN (Nublu / NY)

Piano Solo (World Peace)

Black is Beautiful -> Öbür Dünya 07.06.202
photo 1987 East Village  New York

Marcus Garvey - Greetings to Fellow Citizens of Africa
Macy Gray – Redemption Song
Grant Green - Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen
Gil Scott Heron - Get Out of the Ghetto Blues
Rahsaan Roland Kirk - The Black and Crazy Blues
Abbey Lincoln - And It's Supposed To Be Love
Lonnie Liston Smith - Peaceful Ones
Mavis Stables – On My Way
Art Ensemble of Chicago – These Arms of Mine
Nina Simone – Baltimore
The Last Poets - Black Is Chant
Cassandra Wilson - VooDoo Reprise f. Angelique Kidjo
Bob Marley - War

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Black is Beautiful

Young K - Fly Me To The Moon (Bart Howard, Frank Sinatra cover)

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