Wavves - SINKING FEELING

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Philippa - Slow It Down [Freerange Records] (96Kbps)

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BBE Music are proud to reissue one of the most elusive and sought-after Afro-Funk LPs of all time: SON OF AFRICA, by REMI KABAKA.

Now a proud 85 years of age and enjoying retirement in America, Remi was the cornerstone of British West African music in the 50s, 60s and 70s, along with Ginger Oloronso Johnson, Fela Kuti and others. But while Ginger played mambo and cha cha cha in Soho clubland and Fela released his early ‘highlife jazz’ records on the Melodisc label, Remi Kabaka was fully ensconced in the UK Rock world, playing sessions and live shows with The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Ginger Baker, Steve Winwood and countless others.

As the 60s became the 70s, Kabaka developed yet another string to his bow: the development of a UK based West African Funk scene, that found its genesis in the legendary Osibisa, but with an influence and an inspiration that spilled over into every contemporary Brit Funk band from Cymande and the Equals to The Average White Band, Matata and beyond.

SON OF AFRICA was originally released by Chris Blackwell’s Island records in 1976, to little acclaim, very few reviews, and with almost no promotion. African music was a hard sell when the 70s Black British record market wanted reggae first and foremost, and with Bob Marley on the books, Island understandably had other priorities at the time. The record disappeared. Until it reappeared in the early 2000s, as a £700-plus collectors’ item.

It’s barely 30 minutes long. But every single minute is drenched with sinuous, spare funk: no spacey psych rock, no disco, no boogie, no over-the-top production: just 90-110 BPM grooves that go straight to the body.

So: whether you’re a turntablist, a hip hop sampler, or just an honest-to-goodness African Funk lover, catch this limited reissue (with full, updated liner notes) while you can. There won’t be another chance.

Remi Kabaka - Son of Africa

Remi Kabaka - Meteorite

I Want To Know

'Don't Let Me Go'' taken from my debut album, available on all platforms: https://alterk.lnk.to/DigitalLove

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↓ LYRICS ↓
Hold me yeah
Like you did when we were nineteen yeah
Secret wonder in your bed sheets
Hold me tight don’t let me go
 
And now take me
Somewhere out into your day dream yeah
Give me love up in your white sheets
Hold me tight don’t let me go
 
And if I could, you know I would try
Tell now and tell me how to change your mind
 
And if I could, you know I would try
Tell me now and tell me how to change your mind
And if I could, you know I would try
Tell me now and tell me how to change your mind
 
Baby, where you going with me lately
I know things are kind of crazy
But hold me tight don’t let me go
 
Speak, to me
Baby why you always holding onto things that have been yeah
Baby listen to me
Cause I want you know
 
And if I could, you know I would try
Tell me now and tell me how to change your mind
 
And if I could, you know I would try
Tell me now and tell me how to change your mind
 
Baby, where you going with me lately
I know things are kind of crazy
But hold me tight don’t let me go
 
Baby, where you going with me lately
I know things are kind of crazy
But hold me tight don’t let me go

℗ © 2024 Purple Glowz

Don't Let Me Go (feat. Angus Field)

Réinterprétation personnelle de "l'amour à la plage" de Niagara

Arkanon - entre toi et l'eau bleu

In Any Case is trying to give you the best and dustiest takes on House, Hip-hop and Disco on one and only wax piece.
Malouane gives us here a perfect sample-based House cut featuring a fat bass-line sitting on top of some heavy kicks. All the samples bits, carrefuly chosen and arranged, crown the whole track and gives it that perfect dusty feel we all cherish and love.

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Sylow feat. Shyam - Take It All (Including Ben Macklin Remix)


Sylow feat. Shyam - Take It All (Including Ben Macklin

Sylow feat. Shyam - Take It All

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Musically, “Blame It On The Devil” features funky electronic melodies fused with bright uplifting vocals, groovy guitar riffs, and natural organic instrumentation. Produced by the Australian DJ, KOWL, the group’s new music borrows elements of nu-disco, french-house, and electro to create a signature synth-pop sound.
As with many of the songs by Robotikus, “Blame It On The Devil” was written primarily via email. Scott wrote the instrumental in a Sydney hotel room in 3 days and sent it over to Adam to add vocals in Melbourne. The song was then later finished by the producer and longtime collaborator, Cal Young (aka KOWL) in Tasmania.
Lyrically, the song is about betrayal and loss. "Blame It On The Devil" is a relationship plagued with cheating and the refusal of a guilty party to take responsibility for their actions. Telling the story of a doomed romance and the disintegration of trust between lovers, the singer pleads for answers and laments the lack of remorse exhibited by the adulterer who blames the devil for their sins.

Blame It On The Devil

Future Classic is excited to announce a new signing - a new band to emerge from Sydney's bubbling live music scene lead by Jarrah McCleary called Panama.

A classically trained pianist from the age of six, Jarrah McCleary grew up in the sticky heat of the Northern Territory.  His previous project, The Dirty Secrets saw the band working between Australia and London with iconic producer and engineer, Nick Terry (Klaxons, Libertines).

The first single from Panama is Magic, a modern summer anthem and something sure to warm you up if you're stuck in winter. Magic was produced and mixed in Los Angeles by Eric Broucek of DFA fame (Holy Ghost, Eleanor Friedberger, !!!) and will be released on vinyl with remixes by Permanent Vacation regulars Midnight Magic (you might of spotted their remix in The Magician's Magictape 24) and DFA heavyweight Gavin Russom (LCD Soundsystem & The Crystal Ark). Magic has been picking up lots of love from Australian radio too with triple j and community radio already getting behind it.

Panama's live show is already a huge hit having supported Dappled Cities, Parachute Youth and Elizabeth Rose (recorded for Live Feed on FBi 94.5). If you want to catch Panama's stellar live show in the flesh they'll be supporting Van She in Melbourne and Sydney as well as playing UNSW Roundhouse and supporting Northeast Party House at Goodgod Small Club in July.

Panama - Magic (Midnight Magic Remix)

I've been patient,
I've been waiting, 
For somebody like you,

To come along,

Felt like a heart sedation,
A sensation,
Finding someone like you,

And now we're far from gone,
And now we're far from gone,
And now we're far from gone,
And now we're far from gone,

I've got your love on my mind,
Or am I losing my mind,
Dreaming in silver and gold,
We are young,
And we'll never be broken,

It must be love on my mind,
Or am I losing my mind,
Thinking of diamonds that glow,
We are young and we'll never be broken,

We've been living in a fantasy,
A fantasy,
We've been living in a fantasy,
A fantasy,

I've been patient,
Patiently waiting for you,
To come along,

To come along,

I've got your love on my mind,
Or am I losing my mind,
Dreaming in silver and gold,
We are young,
And we'll never be broken,

It must be love on my mind,
Or am I losing my mind,
Thinking of diamonds that glow,
We are young and we'll never be broken,

We've been living in a fantasy,
A fantasy,
We've been living in a fantasy,
A fantasy,

Fantasy,
Fantasy,
Fantasy...

Far From Gone

Dynamique & Loréan - Far From Gone

ROBOTIKUS is the pseudonym of producer/musician Scott Targett.

The music is influenced by the Disco, Funk, and House pioneers of the 1970’s & 80’s. It’s a fresh blend of synth-pop, fused with contagious vocal hooks, classic drum tones, and groovy guitar.

Targett has been professionally playing most his life. In 2007, his Melbourne-band, Dukes of Windsor, signed to Island/Universal records. They kept a persistent touring/recording schedule, the ‘Dukes’ made their way to the top of the Australian ARIA charts, remaining in the top 50 for 20 consecutive weeks and became the ARIA #1 club song of 2007.

Now based in Hobart, Tasmania, Scott’s focus has turned to ROBOTIKUS, of which he is responsible for a majority of the production, and also performs weekly on the local scene.