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Lua Preta's afro bass album "Diaspora" will be remixed in a club music style by five key producers: Tony Quattro, DJ Raff, Gafacci, Lamento, and Kaval. Forthcoming Basy Tropikalne.

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🌍TOGETHERNESS HARMONY 🌍

Two years after our last release, the repression, bans and closures related to the health crisis have become unbearable. Following surreal government injunctions such as the ban on group dancing, we felt the need to bring artists together to compile a compilation for a return to our essence, the fundamental importance of being together and saturation of the senses are palpable.

This feeling of renewal is similar to the arrival of spring after winter, or a cry of joy to celebrate the sensory experience of a club and remember that our bodies need to dance and release to find balance and harmony with the world.

The compilation will open a dialogue on human trance rituals.

We propose to 12 artists to be part of an adventure that brings to light a new era of club culture. Let's open a new chapter together, where all kinds of musical eccentricities are allowed, where we free ourselves from the rules of the world before.

OMAAR 🇲🇽
Ultraviolet 🇳🇿
NT89 🇮🇹
De Grandi 🇫🇷
Surgeons Girl 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Pelussje 🇮🇹
Phatrax 🇵🇱
BlackHouse 🇫🇷
Gipsyan 🇫🇷 ft. Trigganom 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Fearz 🇪🇸
Ouanounou 🇫🇷

Mastered by Qant, Egregore, France
Artwork by Floriane Rousselot -  http://florianerousselot.com

"Phatrax - Bomboklat" mixed and mastered by Wojtek Perczynski at Gagarin Studio, Poland.

Party

OMAAR - Party

Calm and airy synths, dreamy vocals, West African elements - and all of that embedded in the electronic music. In the past two years such mixture has become an intriguingly characteristic sound for Mansa (@mansa-music), a rising producer of Gambian descent who was born in Sweden but now resides in Brussels, and his brand new single 'Sonte Saramala' presents the signature style in its full glory once again revolving around the rhythm played on djembe drums.

Cherry on top comes in a form of a lively remix produced by SHE Spells Doom (@shespellsdoom). The sought-after Zambian artist has been living through quite a breakthrough moment of his career in the recent months with his track making it to the compilation released by the legendary Berlin club Tresor as well as being invited to the Crack Magazine mix series and being selected among the ones to watch in 2022 by Mixmag.

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Artwork: Ala Lesiala (www.instagram.com/lesiala/ www.instagram.com/precel.studio/ )
Mastering: Mentalcut (www.instagram.com/mentalcut/)

Mansa - Sonte Saramala (SHE Spells Doom Remix)

Solus Somnium - Space Chillout Music

💘Doppelganger Kitsch 💘🐬Ant Cosmos🐬
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Fuegote Intenso (Mikasa No5)

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The label’s inaugural release – Club Djembe Vol. 1 – was a five track mini-compilation featuring KG, Bamz, Say3, DJ Polo & Lobby, and Dean Lyon. The second release introduced Colombian-via-London producer and DJ duo CXLI to the fold for a four-track solo EP.
For the third release and second instalment of the compilation series – Club Djembe Vol. 2 – the crew have brought together another group of their favourite artists and influences: from long-time label inspiration Hagan, LA mainstay Bianca Oblivion, and prolific London radio spinner DJ Tess, to local Bristol heroes DJ Polo, Wilfy D and RnB vocalist Pariah.
DJ Polo opens the compilation with the swerving funky house of Doldrums, easy chord stabs darting between taut drums. Following on from his recent EP on Jamz Supernova’s Future Bounce label, Hagan hits full producer-virtuoso stride with his contribution, Splash, which rolls from a lean-back bass groove into chords that’ll be sure to melt through even the tightest lockdown tension. Wilfy D enlists Leeds-born, Bristol-raised singer-songwriter Pariah for Victory, a stunning call-back to the golden age of UK funky vocal bangers.
Bianca Oblivion’s Calling takes the compilation from the socially distanced cook-out to the harder territory of the 2am live-stream, melding the saturated stomps of dutch bubbling house with a hypnotic vocal hook. DJ Tess finishes the release on a ravey high, carving a dextrous triplet-snare hook out of a stadium-sized intro with Veleno.

Bianca Oblivion - Calling

Production: @razzlerman
Artwork: Tom Handy
Distribution: @sprktchn

The Stolen Collection Vol. 2

Swahili

Razzler Man - Swahili

https://htsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/materia

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Materia

Soldal & Circuit 900 - 7IYLN Ft. Vioma

My first drum was a blue empty water basin that was nearly as big as me. Til this very day I don’t know how I ended up with it at 4 years old but it was destined to be banged on for hours in the bathroom as my mums goes sick at me from the outside. No matter how much noise I made after a while she still let me play. I joined the Bermuda Gombeys around the same time which taught me sonic language, soundscapes, pace/tempo and distinct rhythms native to its homeland. 500 year old dance moves and performance fighting between each Gombey, 7person drum orchestras, high pitched whistles, polyrhythmic riffs and intoxicating claps of rims and sticks. 

'Gombey' comes from an African word meaning 'rhythm. The infectious beat is provided by various percussion instruments, including a snare drum and goatskin bass drum which creates a unique type of percussive singing. On the first track Drum Core the loose and high sounds of a fife adds unexpected melodies as the hard hitting note flurries around you. Aye Gombey! provides a sonic escape to Bermuda's dancehall and reggae culture - chopped and slowed tempos using ship horns, snares and ethnic drums fused with whips and whistles of Gombey Dancing. Enchufada's Rastronaut flips Drum Core with a percussive head-bopping energy layering his unique imprint from the underbelly of Lisboa's electrifying music scene.

Here’s my tribute to the heritage and music which shaped me

Written, Composed and Recorded and by Obeka
Drum Core Remix produced and mixed by Rastronaut

Mastered by Bobo Molander (A Working Studio, Mcr)

Photo by Nate Motsa
Artwork by Alex Cullen

Obeka - Drum Core

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https://rastronaut.bandcamp.com/album/evian

Artwork by the homie AKACORLEONE
Mastered by the homie Zaca

EVIAN RIDDIM

Rastronaut

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