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JUNE EVANS: ‘IF YOU WANT MY LOVIN’ / ‘HARDLY NEED TO SAY’
IZIPHO SOUL are thrilled to announce their next release: Early 80s music from New Jersey of the highest order and a first time re-release on a 45.
IF YOU WANT MY LOVIN’ is a synth-soul boogie bomb that we’ve taken to another level. The ‘Sunshine Mix’ by Philip Ward - miraculously restructured - giving it the feel of a 12” but keeping it under 5 minutes, the instrumental break in the latter stages is simply stunning. 
The sublime flip ‘HARDLY NEED TO SAY’, hardly needs an introduction. 
Whilst the Rhodes and intricate guitars weave their way throughout the track, June’s vocals shine with passion and power.

HARDLY NEED TO SAY

Syd Dale:Number One Spy

Buy via iTunes / Google Play: geni.us/DeepTenorCityOba

With the release of “Oba”, BBE has uncovered a rare gem. Production duo Dan Stillit and Oli Savill (collectively, Deep Tenor City) bringing together a wide group of the most accomplished (some Grammy- nominated) artists from the worlds of Jazz, Latin. Fusion, Funk and Afro-beat. “Oba”, recorded in the winter months of 2003, is a complex and percussion-rich slice of glorious afro-cuban jazz fusion, is only now seeing the light of day, having this year been given serious underground airtime and club play.

The EP also features an infectious and distinctive and remix from the mighty Opolopo and a vocal-rich deep house remix from AriesAudio (Josh Emman). Again, both tracks have been had strong early reception in the underground scene.


Deep Tenor City - Oba (Opolopo Remix) [Radio Edit]

Fake it EP

fake it ...

The Tuffest Unit keeping the groove the funk and the soul alive on the dancefloor https://2000black.bandcamp.com/album/two-way-here-one-way-go-no-facetime-errors-bbq

Two Way Here One Way Go / No Facetime(errors) / BBQ

Rivalling their legendary output from the 70’s onwards, Brazilian jazz-funk pioneers Azymuth’s latest album Fênix saw the band on top form, with their trademark samba doido (crazy samba) sounding as slick as ever. Since then, Far Out Recordings has comissioned a special one-off remix for the project, from Chicago deep-house legend Ron Trent, who has long cited Azymuth as musical heroes and one of his biggest influences. With a toughened groove and gorgeous swirls of synth and pad embelishments, Ron’s remix takes Azymuth’s futurist disco even deeper.

Fenix- Azymuth (Album Version)

https://2000black.bandcamp.com/album/simmering-the-long-climb-in-the-sun

Simmering & The Long Climb In The Sun

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New Zealand-based Academy alum Jeremy Toy takes on his Leonard Charles moniker and enlists one of the most influential figures in boogie, disco and funk for this exclusive cut – none other than Leroy Burgess. With the King of Boogie on vocal duties, "Nine Lives" feels like a blast from the past while zooming head-on into the future at the speed of light. We're particularly happy about this collaboration as the two linked up after a Red Bull Music Academy workshop. Turn this one all the way up – it's special.

"Nine Lives" is out as a 12" today via Wonderful Noise Productions and the digital version follows suit on November 29. Nab a copy at one of the links below.

EU: https://jp.juno.co.uk/products/leonard-charles-leroy-burgess-nine-lives/711931-01/
JP: http://wonderfulnoise.jp/shopping/products/detail.php?product_id=195

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http://redbullmusicacademy.com

Leonard Charles feat. Leroy Burgess - Nine Lives

Lush Life House Band cuts featuring Horatio Luna, On-Ly + Ryan Wilson.

May 17th Geddes Lane Ballroom.

Lush Life House Band Cuts

Out now on vinyl, CD or digital formats.
Buy / Stream the album: https://orcd.co/tabansistudioband

Tabansi Studio Band – Wakar Alhazai Kano & Mus’En Sofua: four incredible slices of almost- undiscovered late-70s/early 80s Afrobeat magic, but not Fela’s Yoruba/Pidgin Afrobeat.

This is Igbo and Hausa Afrobeat- two very different and rarely heard styles. For the first time anywhere, BBE is proud to reissue back to back two LPs that are so elusive that many Afro heads doubted their very existence until now.

The beats are laid down by the seven legendary Martins Brothers – of ‘Money’ fame- whilst vocals are courtesy of a multi-lingual Igbo legend, Prof. Goddy Ezike, one of the most extraordinary voices out of Africa, up there with Youssou N’Dour and Salif Keita, whose half- century career has, like fine wine, simply improved his voice.

Wakar Alhazai Kano and Lokoci Azumi Ta Wuca (tracks 1 and 2) draw on Northern Hausa music, with its Islamic inflections and skipping 12/8 time signatures more typical of the string and wind-based instrumentation of Kano and the broader sub-Saharan musical palette.

Kama Sofos and Aka Ji Ego Ga Anu Nwam (tracks 3 and 4) are sung in Igbo, with all the percussive wonders that Igbo culture has to offer, filtered through a jazzy Afrobeat improvisational spectrum.
Never before. Never again. New Afrobeats, in old bottles.

Wakar Alhazai Kano / Mus'en Sofoa

Tabansi Studio Band – Kama Sofoa

Rose Quartz (FaltyDL Remix)

FAVORITE LINE is a track off the debut solo album of J-Hoon, entitled “Noodles”. Released independently in Manila & Hong Kong

http://j-hoon852.bandcamp.com/album/noodles

https://soundcloud.com/j-hoon

FREE DOWNLOAD: J-Hoon feat. Phatkhat - Favorite Line (OPOLOPO remix)

Love music from all over the world - Kpop, Dancehall, Tribal/Funky House, Merengue, Bachata you name it, i love it!! (Not really a Rock fan though lol) Feel free to recommend some sounds to me peeps! :~)

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