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04. Funky French League - Money B (MonsieurWilly Mama Mama Update)

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Ses promesses :
Des nouveautés, des vinyles, Soul, Disco, Funk, entourés de ses commentaires et de sa bonne humeur présidentielle.

Voici l'épisode 9 de son Radio Show "Les Sélections Présidentielles" enregistré au discobar du Sacré ❤️

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Soulist - Les Séléctions Présidentielles #09

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Superbreak Radio Show Episode 047

‘Little Orphan Boy’ is the second single taken from album ‘This Is Brian Jackson’, presented with remixes by Two Soul Fusion, a.k.a. Louie Vega and Josh Milan.

The veteran artist’s first true solo LP in over 20 years, ‘This Is Brian Jackson’ is produced by Phenomenal Handclap Band founder Daniel Collás. Collás lovingly re-frames and updates ideas and demos that Jackson first laid down back in 1976, right around the time he recorded ‘Bridges’ with Gil Scott-Heron, for a solo project that never saw the light of day... until now.

Alongside his ‘Two Soul Fusion’ partner Josh Milan, Louie Vega gives the album’s closing track ‘Little Orphan Boy’ two truly vintage remix treatments, taking the song on an eclectic, soul-stirring, timeless journey. The extended ‘Two Soul Fusion’ mix calls to mind the golden era of Masters at Work productions, featuring a Latin-infused percussion groove, shimmering organs and in-the-cut funky guitar lines. The ‘Downtempo’ remix lets Brian Jackson’s vocals ride over a head-nodding, stripped back, yet equally soulful arrangement.

“A dream to work with Brian Jackson” says Louie Vega. “I mean, he’s a big part of our musical landscape and has been a huge inspiration in our lives. From way back to my early years in the Bronx, through to my DJing and producing career, into productions like Nuyorican Soul, Elements of Life, Kenlou, Brian and Gil have always been with us! Now to work on such an amazing song with Brian’s keyboard work and lead vocal, it made it so much easier for Two Soul Fusion (Josh and I) to find that pocket and groove. We had to create anepic piece and take you on a trip through several styles, it was calling for it. That’s due to the original work of Brian Jackson, a true Master at Work & Two Soul Fusion hero!!! I’m looking forward to seeing what’s next on the horizon with us and the one & only Brian Jackson.

Brian Jackson: "I have always loved the musicality and the rhythmic power that surges through the artistry of Louie Vega since I first heard him in Masters at Work. I made a silent wish that one day I would hear one of my songs given that special treatment. Imagine my elation to know that it would finally happen - with a song I wrote and recorded 45 years ago for a solo project that might have never happened if not for producer Daniel Collás and BBE chief Peter Adarkwah! Louie, along with Two Soul Fusion partner Josh Milan and I are alike in so many ways, I knew that if we ever got together, magic would happen and well... here’s to magic! My love and gratitude to Louie, Josh, Daniel, Peter and the beautiful BBE family.”

Brian Jackson - Little Orphan Boy

listen, download, stream:
http://hyperurl.co/maxleaketstd4

3rd single from our upcoming compilation:

MAX LEAKE - Tell me The Reasons Why
(a jazzy, smooth track from 1984)

taken from:
Various Artists - TOO SLOW TO DISCO 4
(release date: 26.8.22)

Welcome to The 4th chapter of late 70s/early 80s Westcoast AOR/Yacht/Blue Eyed Soul gems, you can almost dance to.

preorder it here:
tooslowtodisco.myshopify.com/
tooslowtodisco.bandcamp.com/

About MAX LEAKE
Ah, those shades… Max Leake was another of those early starters, kicking off his musical journey on piano at the age of 6, graduating into the jazz world of the 1970s – a musical training that would open many doors later. By the age of 18, Max was travelling around the country with doo-wop and vocal jazz acts such as the “Ink Spots” and “The Marcels”.
Fast forward to 1984 and his self-produced “Buns in the Sun” comes out on Visionary Records as a private press. It may not have been a stellar commercial success, but it gained widespread airplay nationally in the USA and some positive reviews. More importantly it was a debut full of catchy, hot-strutting jazz tinged tunes, not afraid to pitch bend when the moment called for it. Since then Max has been recording, composing, arranging and performing with some of the biggest names in jazz. And hey, he won “Best Jazz Keyboardist” in the “In Pittsburgh” music awards in 1989, 1991 and in 1995. These days Max is an adjunct professor at the Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University. He’s also the musical director for the actress, producer, and vocalist Tamara Tunie.


About TOO SLOW TO DISCO 4:
After smooth detours into Soul covers, French Neo-Disco, modern Sunset Disco and Brazilian AOR, in 2022 DJ Supermarkt’s Too Slow to Disco series makes a joyous return to its original Westcoast AOR/Yacht roots. Celebrating the 10th TSTD compilation. Who would have thought….
The Berlin curator releases a killer 4th edition of the original compilation art form, “Too Slow to Disco”, featuring forgotten and overseen gems from the mid 70s to the early 80s from a global world of smooth, brilliant lost and overproduced tracks from Finland via London and L.A. to Trinidad and beyond.
The great ‘un-vanisher’ of lost lazy classics, DJ Supermarkt once again unearthed some incredible music that labels, publishers (in many cases also those, who actually own the rights to those tracks…) and streaming services have often long overlooked. You’re welcome, world!

read more about TSTD 4:
tooslowtodisco.com/

We do not own the incredible video material:
This new European Southern Observatory animation was created to celebrate the opening of the new ESO Supernova Planetarium in Germany. It begins from the home of the new facility in Garching and zooms out to the “end of the Universe,” according to ESO. 
https://www.space.com/18665-european-...
Credit: ESO/L.Calçada/spaceengine.org

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• Follow on Facebook, Instagram and more tooslowtodisco.lnk.to/SocialYD​​
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MAX LEAKE - Tell me The Reasons Why (1984, taken from: TOO SLOW TO DISCO 4)

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http://hyperurl.co/tstd4stephenencinas

4th single from our upcoming compilation:

STEPHEN ENCINAS - Music In Me
(a jazzy, smooth track from Trinidads finest, 1979)

taken from:
Various Artists - TOO SLOW TO DISCO 4
(release date: 26.8.22)

preorder it here:
tooslowtodisco.myshopify.com/
tooslowtodisco.bandcamp.com/

Welcome to The 4th chapter of late 70s/early 80s Westcoast AOR/Yacht/Blue Eyed Soul gems, you can almost dance to.

preorder it here:
tooslowtodisco.myshopify.com/
tooslowtodisco.bandcamp.com/

STEPHEN ENCINAS
A long overdue inclusion in the Too Slow to Disco series, “Music in Me” by Stephen Encinas is the first song we’ve featured from a Trinidad artist. Encinas had local hits with “Rock-a-bye baby love” and “Music in me” while still in his early twenties. At the end of the 1970s, “Rock-a-bye baby love” gained lots of airplay and a further single followed, the now legendary “Disco Illusion”. The track gained an enthusiastic reissue when Brandon Hocura of Invisible City Editions found copies of it in a warehouse. Re-releasing a track is always a detective job. So, DJ Supermarkt was able to locate Stephen, and they agreed to finally re-release the super rare track. Of course the masters were long lost, and even Stephen lacked a good quality 7”. Cue a rare story of social media leading to a positive heart-warming outcome: Hamburgs Johnny Fliegenpilz, messaged us that he had a decent copy. Finally this killer track could be transferred from the vinyl to a new master by Marco from Analogcut Studio… What a trip!

About TOO SLOW TO DISCO 4:
After smooth detours into Soul covers, French Neo-Disco, modern Sunset Disco and Brazilian AOR, in 2022 DJ Supermarkt’s Too Slow to Disco series makes a joyous return to its original Westcoast AOR/Yacht roots. Celebrating the 10th TSTD compilation. Who would have thought….
The Berlin curator releases a killer 4th edition of the original compilation art form, “Too Slow to Disco”, featuring forgotten and overseen gems from the mid 70s to the early 80s from a global world of smooth, brilliant lost and overproduced tracks from Finland via London and L.A. to Trinidad and beyond.
The great ‘un-vanisher’ of lost lazy classics, DJ Supermarkt once again unearthed some incredible music that labels, publishers (in many cases also those, who actually own the rights to those tracks…) and streaming services have often long overlooked. You’re welcome, world!

read more about TSTD 4:
tooslowtodisco.com/

TOO SLOW TO DISCO Linktree:
linktr.ee/tooslowtodisco

Follow our TSTD NEO FM playlists:
tooslowtodisconeo.lnk.to/PlaylistsYD

www.tooslowtodisco.com

Listen and get it here

STEPHEN ENCINAS - Music In Me (1979, taken from: TOO SLOW TO DISCO 4)

A musical glimpse of my hot summer.
I selected those songs on a Sunday afternoon as the sun was setting down with close friends around.

Enjoy :)

Hot'Summer Podcast

Selection of tracks released between 2008 and 2012

Jens Loden – First One (Mix Two)

Papa Wembe - Yolele (Statecoral Remix)

Made with Statecoral's signature sounds: Hypnotic sine waves, rotary underwater currents, subharmonic designs, synth style guitars, solfeggio emphasis, abnormal textures, expressive glissandos, cosmic beats, and natural drift.

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Papa Wembe - Yolele (Statecoral Remix)

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