Name: Western Transient Influences Mixtape by quantic
Duration: 31 min 37 s
Description: A DJ mixtape selection of the songs and styles that influenced the Western Transient recording.

this is lovely. show a little respect to the musos and let us know who they are please?

Classic Blundetto mix serie, first installement.

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¡Discoteca! 3 with Selectors Frankie Francis, Quantic & Beto. All vinyl and recorded live at the 303, NYC, April 25th 2014.

Discoteca at the 303: Frankie Francis, Quantic & Beto

De passage à Paris avant de démarrer sa tournée européenne, Will "Quantic" Holland nous a fait l'immense plaisir de nous rendre visite sur le bateau... Un moment très spécial qui restera gravé dans nos mémoires. 

Comme à son habitude, le cumbiero de https://soundcloud.com/ondatropica nous a offert une sélection sans détours de pépites glanées lors de ses voyages au long cours : reggae, cumbia, soul... 

@Quantic nous en dit également un peu plus sur son nouvel album solo Magnetica sorti le 5 mai sur https://soundcloud.com/tru-thoughts et sur sa tournée.

Concert immanquable le vendredi 23 mai à Paris au Trianon suivi de la soirée aftershow à la Bellevilloise à partir de 23h.

Merci à https://soundcloud.com/dj-soulist & Pascaline.

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Quantic • Vinyl set & interview by Soulist • LeMellotron.com

A DJ mixtape selection of the songs and styles that influenced the Western Transient recording. 

Western Transient Influences Mixtape

This is a mix with my favourite afrodisco jams from all over the world. 
I also did a second edition of it a while ago, which you can find here: https://soundcloud.com/wamanzi/afrotheque-2

Tracklist:

Ras Michael & The Sons of Negus - Boma Yeah [Jamaica]	
Black Truth Rhythm Band - Save the musician [Trinidad]	
Pierre Antoine - Kalabuley Woman [Ivory Coast]
Saidou Richard - Taaba [Burkina Faso]
Afro Festival led by Fantastic Tchico Tchicaya - El Manicero Se Va [Kongo]
Ernesto Djédjé - Ziglibitiens [Ivory Coast] 
Moussa Doumbia - Unite [Ivory Coast]
William Onyeabor - Fantastic Man [Nigeria]
Joe Moks - Boys and Girls [Nigeria]
Kiki Gyan - Disco Dancer [Ghana]
Merchant - Instant Funk [Trinidad]
Orlando Julius - Disco Hi-Life [Nigeria]
Rim And Kasa - Love Me For Real [USA]
Kiki Gyan - 24 Hours in a Disco [Ghana]
William Onyeabor - Love Me Now [Nigeria]
Bunny Mack - Let me love you [Sierra Leone]
Heroes - Come With Me [South Africa]
Bazali Bam - Bazali Bam [South Africa]
Pat Thomas & Marijata -  I Need More [Ghana]
Midnight Groovers - O Ti Yo [Dominica]
Basa Basa - Homowo [Ghana]
Letta Mbulu - Mahlalela [South Africa]

afrotheque

@guts takes over the Konbini Radio for a exquisit 2hour long mix to listen by the pool on a hot Sunday !

Guts just released Stop The Violence EP : http://bit.ly/2sXXY9E

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Lazy Sunday Mix 004 - Guts

1. Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

Hello, my name is Will aka Skinshape, I do old school sounding psychedelic-funky-souly-stoner-rock music... Or something like that. I'm working on my fourth album now. I also run a label called Horus Records, we do exclusively roots reggae. I'm also a record trader and collector. Living in London provides a lot of opportunities for record digging. I've been collecting for about 8 years... First reggae mostly, then moving into soul and funk, and now I'm more into African music.


2. 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

The 7" for some reason is a near-mythical thing. I don't know quite what it is about it... But something grabs me a lot more than an LP does. 7" Just feels like the coolest format, and I love the artwork on 7" records. If you're into certain genres, especially reggae, the 7" is really the only way to go! 


3. One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

I've pulled out my favourite 7" singles, but then realised there are still way too many. I've worked it down to records that I can't really let go of, or that I'm just really into at the moment! It starts in the USA, then hops across the Atlantic to Africa (West to East), then hops back across to the Caribbean for a final blast of a few of my favourite reggae singles.


4. Where can people catch you / listen to your music?

You can check me out at https://skinshape.bandcamp.com for my own music, and then for the Horus Records stuff, you can check it at https://horusrecords.bandcamp.com , we just put out two new singles actually! 

5) Top 5 all time fave records

Not really sure, there's too many to say. But... I'll just pick a few I like a lot, in no order:
1. Dinah Washington - This Bitter Earth
2. The Congos - Fisherman
3. The Verve - Bittersweet Symphony
4. The Beatles - She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
5. Pink Floyd - Echoes Part I (Live at Pompeii)

45/7 #42 ARTIST: SKINSHAPE

Melting Snow In Polar Montreal

DOWNLOAD TRACKS: https://djcaptainplanet.bandcamp.com/album/mystery-trip-vol-1

Captain Planet has been on a roll over the last year, with the release his acclaimed debut album “Cookin’ Gumbo”, an expansive European tour, and a steady stream of head-turning remixes for heavyweights like Ana Tijoux, Katy B, AM & Shawn Lee, The Pimps of Joytime, Scrimshire and more. Now the wayfaring dj/producer returns to Bastard Jazz for a very special cassette tape project entitled “Mystery Trip Vol. 1”.
 
Approaching the project with a classic mixtape mentality and drawing inspiration from Madlib’s “Medicine Show” series, the Captain has sourced out sounds from all corners of the globe. Obscure cuts were ripped from vinyl, then sliced, diced, chopped and skewed with a hefty injection of original production, programming and homegrown field recordings from his travels around the world.  What’s resulted is a 45 minute multi-generational sonic journey, touching on sounds from Senegal, Jamaica, Ghana, Puerto Rico, Peru, Brazil, Italy, Korea, Guadeloupe, and Zimbabwe, that reflect the depth of the Captain’s crates and his skills behind the boards. “Mystery Trip” is not just a DJ mix nor a collection of simple edits but rather an entirely new piece of work from C.P. - a love letter  to the funky sounds of our planet and the rare vinyl it hides in dusty junk shops, back alleyways, basements and attics.
 
Each limited-edition “Mystery Trip” Cassette tape comes with a free digital download of separated tracks/edits, along with the full digi-mix. As an added bonus, Captain Planet is hand-painting an exclusive batch of Walkmen with his own one-of-a-kind designs, which will be available as a premium pack with the tape at the Bastard Jazz store. A contest is also underway to win a special hand-painted vintage Boombox to blast the funky outernational sounds of this Mystery Trip in style! Find out more at bastardjazz.com

Tracklisting:
1. Bouyouye
2. Yallahs
3. Bokazo
4. Naguabo
5. Urubamba
6. Gaziantep
7. Paracatu
8. Goyang
9. Poggetto
10. Lamentin
11. Chegutu


*** Mystery Trip / Turntablelab contest ***
Congrats to Dreas for winning our TTlab sample-spotting contest, and taking home a Captain Planet hand-painted vintage 1982 Panasonic RX-5110 Boombox created specially for the "Mystery Trip" release:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=462561080478131&set=a.140796559321253.31770.140793419321567&type=1&theater

Original contest details: http://turntablelab.com/pages/captain-planet-boombox-giveaway-contest

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Captain Planet - Mystery Trip Vol. 1 Mixtape

Chill African, Latin, Brazilian, Funk... Set recorded at Public Records, Brooklyn.

Omer Mil - Public Records 10.11.2019

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Quantic AKA Will Holland: Musican, Producer & Music Selector
heralding from Worcestershire. Currently beat making and tape splicing in Brooklyn

Western Transient Influences Mixtape

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