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This single features a track from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Originally released in 1983. The track is taken from an LP by the artist Denis Tshibayi a.k.a. Bibi Den's. The vibe is a more up-lifting and mid-electronic Congo Funk/reggae-disco groove.
Mister Kentro deliver the track into the new era of Nu-disco anthems made for all kind of venues. The unique bass line of Funkanizer, violin melodies, energetic drum, groovy percussions, and other synth elements result in a dance floor banger!

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Credits:
Bass: Michael Paltachienti
Master: Funkanizer

Mister Kentro - Africa Mawa (Remix)

til the morning comes

Henri Le Blanc gangs up on Xanga and brings the disco punch!

This Is The Way It Starts (Henri Le Blanc's Disco Gangs Session)

Mixed By Hammond Classics
Mastered By Dj Inko
Artwork: Lee Hodges

Albita

Afrobuddha Meets Kakatsitsi Drummers - Obame  Dub Mix

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ATTENTION: Although we're giving away these edits for a modest contribution of 1€, we're currently dealing with copyright claims from another label. The release was temporarily taken down and will soon be back up on our bandcamp. Thanks for your patience.

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Since its inception in 2013, Mawimbi founders have been expanding their knowledge of lesser known and rather undiscovered musical territories thanks to chance encounters with likeminded DJs/producers, who were kind enough to put them onto a good amount of under-the-radar tropical gems.

Launched in 2017 and named after Mawimbi's bi-monthly radio show on Rinse France, the "Radio Mawimbi" compilation series is dedicated to unearthing vintage tropical gems in the form of free download edits and remixes by some of the most seasoned diggers and promising rookies of the tropical-enthusiast community!

From deep, drum-heavy workouts to essential Guinea Bissau melancholy, through remixed Beninese afrofunk and vintage South African kwaito, this second installment features the editing and remixing works of Yeahman (Frente Bolivarista), LSD (Love Saves The Day), Déni Shain (ATANGANA Records), Umoja, Mawimbi, ATW (Around The World), Calisto, Turbo Boom-Boom (TBB) and Midnight Ravers.

Compiled by Mawimbi, 2017-2018
Artwork by Vianney Postic / Bertrand Cerruti
Mastered by Jammin Masters in Berlin

Antonio Dos Santos - Djal Bai Si Camin (Deni-Shain Remix) Radio Mawimbi • Volume 2

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Quim Manuel O Espírito Santo - Eme Lelu (Rocky Marsiano Rework)

RELEASE DATE: 14.12.18

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Hard-hitting afro-dancehall from Accra to Haarlem via London.

A unique collaboration between Ghanaian MC+ singer K.O.G (Kweku of Ghana) and Dutch producers Umoja.

￼Born in Accra (Ghana) but currently resident in the Northern British ex-industrial city of Sheffield, K.O.G has exploded onto the European scene, slaying shows across Europe with afro-futurist outfit Onipa, afro-funk monster group K.O.G and the Zongo Brigade and as a guest with The Busy Twist, Afriquoi, Nubiyan Twist and Congo Natty.

This is the second in the series of one off collaborations with producers from around the world, following up on ‘Change’ with iZem (Lisbon) on Guts’ Pura Vida label, with forthcoming collaborations with The Busy Twist, Jus Now and more in the pipeline. With great responses to the latest Onipa EP on Wormfood/Mawimbi (September 2018), and many released in the pipeline for 2019 the K.O.G and the Zongo Brigade (Heavenly Sweetness) and guest features on Nubiyan Twist’s album (Strut), 2019 is definitely going to be his year.

Originating from Haarlem in the Netherlands, Dutch duo Umoja have over a decade of experience dishing out warm dusty grooves, unified by an intrinsic appreciation and understanding of world rhythm, the mechanisms of groove and contemporary electronic beats. Any attempt to pin down their sound is only a pipe dream: In the spirit of ‘Umoja’ a Swahili word meaning ‘Unity’, their approach to music is to unify grooves across the seven oceans, one record at a time.

“Kponyole” is a dark, brooding, digi-dancehall banger, with deep subs, hypnotic, rolling bass and sharp percussive undertones. Meaning ‘Be Careful’ in the Ewe language of the Volta region of Eastern Ghana, it warns of the dangers everyone must be careful of, from betrayal by close ones to spiritual pollution. Watch your back. Watch your brother. Watch out for bad spirits. Watch wear you tread. Watch your speakers too, that low end will do them some damage if you are not careful!

“Ayena” is much lighter, a traditional, hi-life style homage to the beauty of the female sex: shake for me, dance for me – with warm, bouncy, almost cartoon-like beats that will make any dancefloor bubble.

The Full EP comes with bonus instrumentals and a special Umoja VIP.

Umoja ft K.O.G - AYENA

Sirhan - Le Flute [Bonfido Disques]

Sol Power remix of the classic Fruko smash on Discos Fuentes.

A La Memoria Del Muerto (Meistro Sol Power Remix)

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Both hailing from Medellin, Colombia's club scene, https://soundcloud.com/killabeatmakeroficial and https://soundcloud.com/papakumbe have joined forces to unleash this Afro-Colombian House cut to the world. Bambú, the first single from Killabeatmaker's "Matiela Suto" EP, is a balearic, sun-soaked, highly danceable uptempo joint inspired by Nigerian Afro-House, with an undeniable Colombian Touch. Another banger from the Galletas Calientes Records' "Colombian Singles Series".

Matiela Suto: Colombian Singles Series Vol. 2

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Killabeatmaker & Papá Kumbé - Bambú (Colombian Singles Series Vol. 2)

Rocky Marsiano is the instrumental/beats project of the Portuguese old school producer/MC/DJ D-Mars. "The Pyramid Sessions", its criticaly highly acclaimed debut album (Loop:Recordings) from 2005, with a strong jazz influence, opened doors for the projecy to start performing live. With the releases of its 2nd album (Outside the Pyramid) and 3rd albums (Back To The Pyramid) D-​Mars further explored jazz fusion by adding elements of soul/funk and Brazilian music (his mother was raised in Rio).​ The fourth album "Back To The Pyramid" was entirely produced in Amsterdam, where D-Mars is now living, and is a tribute to his mother's Brazilian records. The album was released on vinyl only as a way to show his respect to that format and culture.
The latest release "Meu Kamba" brings a very new element to Rocky's production: music from Angola, Cabo Verde and Mozambique. Receiving a lot of international praise, "Meu Kamba" is a colourful journey through the great rhythms from these three african countires.
﻿Rocky Marsiano has performed at all the main venues and festivals in Portugal, (p.e., Lux Frágil, Mexe Fest, Gulbenkian, Lisbon Casino) and was selected by BBC1's DJ and music ambassador Gilles Peterson as part of his night at Casa da Música (Porto). He also DJs regularly at some of Lisbon's main clubs (Radio-Hotel, Music Box, etc.)

Quim Manuel O Espírito Santo - Eme Lelu (Rocky Marsiano Rework)

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