DJ Kappah — “The Cry of the Bay” (86 BPM · E minor)

A soulful boom bap infused with Cape Verdean melancholy and jazz spirit.
Warm guitars, dusty pianos and deep horns tell the story of Mindelo’s bay — where memories dance with the tide.
“The Cry of the Bay” is not about sorrow, but resilience — the sound of healing through rhythm.

🎧 Produced, arranged and mastered by DJ Kappah
🪶 Lisbon · Mindelo connection

The Cry Of The Bay

The Cry of the Bay

Veterans Of The Corn Wars

Residual

No More Dreams

1991 - No More Dreams I

Recorded for #ADayForDil - Glasgow, 23rd June 2018 - as a celebration and memorial to our departed friend DIL23.

Recorded using only DiL23's voice and image as source.

Video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSLxOKuJzAg&

It's A Beautiful Thing

I grew up listening to Wire and went back and rediscovered Colin Newman’s solo work after listening to This Mortal Coil’s covers of his tracks. I then immersed myself in his work, particularly his album “Commercial Suicide” and fell in love with “I Can Hear Your…”  entranced with its hypnotic and foreboding tone - desperate, yet with a real conviction of strength. 
My interpretation was to remove the sense of strength and expose the vulnerability within the song”

Taken from the limited 7" release 'Carry Me'

Included exclusively with the 7” is a CD featuring ‘Carry Me’ modified by Serbian enigma Abul Mogard into a taught and purposeful 13-minute drone masterwork - As played exclusively by Mary Anne Hobbs 6 Music on August 30th.

Carry Me

I Can Hear Your...

Buy 7" & CD

Penelope Trappes - 'I Can Hear Your...'

MacroNoise - Domovina (Illl Remix)

Ekin Fil's ethereal album 'HEAVY' - originally released on cassette in 2016 – will be reissued by Vaagner by the end of the month on LP. Remastered from the tape rips by Rashad Backer, preserving the fragile and heavy hearted auditory sensibility found in the original work.

Extract of review by The Wire (covering both the 'Heavy' release, as well as 'You, Only'):
"Like the ruins of an ancient wall, the music of Turkish composer Ekin
Üzeltüzenci stands as a soft reminder that hard boundaries are a fleeting illusion."

https://soundcloud.com/ekin-fil
https://soundcloud.com/vaagner

Premiere: Ekin Fil - Over You [Vaagner]

Potential differenSe - Koseity (r.roo remix)

In Dreams I Always See Myself From The Outside

A Freezing Dusk On The Empty Road

LONO_rec. and etc.

https://www.youtube.com/c/rugaroo_O
https://rroo.bandcamp.com
https://lono-rec.bandcamp.com