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Part 2 of mixes that focus on vintage sounds from Haiti,  put this  together quiet a while ago, but its time to 
share it here for you all to enjoy!  
recordings from 1960s to 1980s 

TPS 013 - THE SOUND OF HAITI - VOL II

SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE III

a strictly vinyl excursion into the world of spiritual jazz not jazz breaks and beyond. deep & slow listening.

Live on stage on Su 7.12.14 @ Milla club, Munich.Germany
with RADIO CITIZEN (ubiquity records.live) and 
Tom Wieland ( 7 Samurai/ panoptikum) on decks

more love to the world !


SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE III
1.	SHQ Jazzove nebajky: k.a.j. (panton)
2.	Jerzy Milian: ashkhabad girl (obuh)
3.	Tamba Trio: infinito (rca)
4.	Radio Citizen: Mondlicht (rauschen O.S.T.)
5.	Eleanor Rigby (private)
6.	Penderecki & Don Cherry: Daisy McKee (wergo)
7.	Clarence Smith: sometimes I feel like a motherless child (the gospel truth rec)
8.	Victor Cavini: pictures of Japan XIV (selected sound)
9.	Kahil el Zabar: pedro (sound aspects)
10.	Charlie Mariano & Sadao Watanabe:ragam sinthubairavi (takt)
11.	Sound Voyage (test 45)
12.	Hubert Eaves: call to awareness (inner city)
13.	Sadaka: children of the universe (creatic records)
14.	Glenda Skew: dreams (* records)
15.	Gustav Brom: black tears (supraphon)
16.	Enrico Rava Septet: pupa o crisalide (rca)


SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE III  a spiritual jazz not jazz breaks mix by Tom Wieland

[APWW #623][Originally aired 2011]
In the 20th century, music and culture from the African Diaspora traveled all over the world.... and East Asia is no exception. In this Hip Deep episode, Afropop explores the different ways that Black music has influenced culture and society in places like China, Japan, Korea and Thailand. China scholar Andrew Jones takes us into the decadent underworld of 1930s Shanghai, where a hybrid form of jazz that mixed African-American sounds with traditional Chinese melodies challenged notions of tradition and modernity as political forces grappled to define the direction of modern China. Then we visit Japan, where homegrown reggae groups such as the Mighty Crown Soundsystem have fostered a massive Jamaican dancehall scene with an attention to detail. Plus, we speak with cultural critic Oliver Wang on the surprising connections between Asia and the development of hip-hop. Produced by Marlon Bishop.


Africa in East Asia: Shanghai Jazz to Tokyo Rastafari

Our latest show for David Byrne Radio, featuring music we found during a recent trip to Trinidad & Tobago

00:04  Lord Nelson - Disco Daddy
03:11     Bobby Raven - Soca Fusion
06:05   Michael Broothman - What You Won't Do For Love
10:23     Wild Fire - The Rebels
14:12      Carrol Addison - Born To Shine
18:08     Wild Fire - Sexy Lady
21:24     Nadie Le Fond	- Make Love To You
24:17     Joane Wilson -	Got To Have You
27:01     Wild Fire -	Try Making Love (Al Kent Version)
33:21     Nadie Le Fond	- Three Way Situation
38:05   Wild Fire - The Dealer
42:21     Maestro - Play Me (Rampage)
44:46    Mighty Shadow - Let's Get Together
48:35    Merchant	- Instant Funk
53:59    Lord Shorty - Sweet Soca Music (Sofrito Edit)
57:55    Merchant - Um Ba Ya Yo
1:02:01   Mighty Shadow - Don't
1:05:35  Mighty Shadow - D'Hardest

MARCH RADIO: SHINE BABY, SHINE! by ERIC WELLES NYSTROM

Sunburst - Ave Africa, The Kitoto Sound Of East Africa 1973-1976
Out 24th June on Strut
Pre-order: http://strut.lnk.to/SunburstAveAfricaSo
Limited Demos Cassette Bundle: http://strut.lnk.to/SunburstBundleSo

On the occasion of the first-ever retrospective of Tanzanian Afro-Rock band Sunburst, longtime Strut associate and compiler of the Nigeria 70 series Duncan Brooker presents a selection of some of Sunburst's peers and contemporaries via this incredible mix of rare East African 45s. 

'Ave Africa: The Complete Recordings 1973-1976' is released 24th June on Strut. For a limited time, orders from the Strut web store & Bandcamp have the option to include a limited edition cassette featuring unreleased Sunburst demos recorded in Lusaka in 1976. 100 copies only!
http://strut.lnk.to/SunburstBundleSo

Track list:
1. SUNBURST - SIMBA ANGURUMA                  
2. NDARA MOYO - THAT’S THE WAY                 
3. SALOMON NGOUA - SHE’S GOT A SNAKE
4. NGOZI FAMILY - SUKUMA SEMEJI
5. SUNBURST - BANCHIKICHA
6. AFRO 70 - PEMBENYI MOTO
7. VIJANA JAZZ BAND - DIBWEWZE ZOGOLO JANGU
8. TABORA JAZZ BAND - HASIRA HASARA
9. SUNBURST - VIJANA
10. THE AFRO-KIDS - SHOREZA INYANGE
11. THE SAFARI TRIPPERS - MWANA MPOTEVU
12. MAQUIS DU ZAIRE - KASONGO
13. CASSIM COMBO – CHAKACHA
14. THE MIGHTY CAVALIERS - DUNIA INA MAMBO

Order Sunburst LP

Duncan Brooker - East African 45s Mix [Sunburst Preview]

To celebrate the launch of the second season of the Afropop Closeup podcast, this special radio program features some of the stories from the inaugural season. We’ll hear about the plight of Haitian radio stations in New York; the story of Mabiisi, a unique transnational collaboration be-tween a Burkinabe rapper and a Ghanaian roots musician; and the surprising popular resurgence of U.K. grime music. Subscribe to our podcast and follow the second season of the Afropop Closeup podcast to hear intimate stories of the struggles and triumphs of human life in Rwanda, Nigeria, Haiti, the Bahamas and the African diasporas of Greece, the U.K., Paris, New York and San Francisco. 

Produced by Morgan Greenstreet, Ian Coss and Sam Backer. 

Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww.

Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/

[APWW #762]

Distributed 9/7/2017

Podcast Special: Closeup #1

¡PAST SOUNDS FROM THE FUTURE! 

Newer, mid-tempo, heavy sass on this mix from Africa and Latin American diasporas. Older drum machine sounds teleported to the future to bring you the Neoteric Afro Latin Mix.

NewLife - Neoteric Afro Latin Mix Playlist

1. NewLife Intro
2. Batuk - Dala What U Must (feat. Big Space & Mada'mo)
3. Kelman Duran - 6 De La Mañana
4. Epic B - Be With Me (feat. Eddie Hill)
5. Rody G - Mwangolé
6. Jubilee - Wine Up (feat. Hoodcelebrityy)
7. Lulu B. - Rude Tings
8. Batuk - Niks Mapha
9. Oumou Sangaré - Kamelemba (Spoek Mathambo's Wassoulou Riddim Remix)
10. Oumou Sangaré - Yere Faga (Ghetto Vanessa Remix)
11. ÌFÉ - 3 MUJERES (Iború Iboya Ibosheshé) [feat. Con100cia, Positivo Siempre & Amehel Missión Raíz] [Havana Remix]
12. Oumou Sangaré - Kamelemba (Pouvoir Magique Remix)
13. Sun-El Musician - Akanamali (feat. Samthing Soweto)
14. Sidiki Diabaté - Dakan tigui
15. Kondi Band - Thogolobea (LV Remix)
16. Sun-El Musician - Bamthathile (feat. Mlindo The Vocalist)
17. Kelman Duran - Solos (feat. Mess Kid)
18. Canibal, DaFlex & DJ Knox - Fire Bumpa
19. Mi$$Il, Chico Sonido & Paul Marmota - Todo Lo Mejor
20. Novato - Como una Felina
21. Kwesta - Ngud' (feat. Cassper Nyovest)

Neoteric Afro Latin Mix

A Decade of African Power - Proudly Traditional African Music Recorded in the 1980s

Four mixes commissioned by Iwalewahaus for the exhibition Feedback: Art, Africa and the 1980s

Mixed by Spoek Mathambo

Courtesy of the artist and Iwalewahaus Music Archive
*Artwork by Karabo Makenna

AfroPower Decade: Traditional African Music of the 1980s

In many communities throughout Africa and the diaspora, music and spiritual life are deeply connected through the experience of trance: ritual possession by ancestors, spirits, deities, or simply the trance of communal dancing—usually accompanied by hypnotic melodies and rhythms. In this program, we explore the phenomenon of trance through a survey of musical and spiritual traditions. We'll discover how different cultural and spiritual ideas are expressed musically, how the mathematical complexity of mbira dzavuzimu music may lead to Shona spirit possession, and how experiments in neural imaging give us insight into how the brain works in a state of trance.

Produced by Brenden Baker

[APWW #702]

The Nature of Trance

More info about Babylon Rockers at :
› www.lemellotron.com/babylon-rockers

Babylon Rockers #87 - Ethiopia Special

Just getting back from our annual end of summer Europe trip to close it out in fine style. Shout out to all the people at Dimensions Festival in Croatia, out to the people at my yearly residency in Belgrade and I have to apologize to the lovely people of Slovenia for cancelling a gig - 2nd gig cancellation in 17 years of DJing, I was really really sick... I'll spare you the details :) 

Been doing this monthly show for 11 years now and I'm inspired as ever for 2 very simple reasons. 1) Amazing music keeps coming out. A lesson that record digging should not be about staying stuck in the past, we should try and celebrate talents from the past AND the present 2) Because I still get a lot of joy from sharing this show with you. So please don't hesitate to get in touch, share, comment on what was your favorites discoveries

Show #93. Another stacked one!!!

Exclusives from Moonstarr, Glenn Astro, Max Graef and Maisha as well as brand new releases from Mansur Brown, Noname, Fatima, Georgia Ann Muldrow and much much more

Lexis' M.I.M.S Show — 093

As Afropop Worldwide marks the week of its 30th anniversary on the public airwaves, we take a look at the story that led up to the program’s creation. We hear excerpts from the podcast A Show of Hearts profiling the program’s founders Sean Barlow and Banning Eyre. And host Georges Collinet recalls his audition for the job that has shaped three decades of his storied life. And of course, we will hear highlights from the music that has made Afropop Worldwide one of the longest running music programs in public radio history.

Afropop Worldwide - The Origin Story

712 Sounds Like Brooklyn

At Afropop, we have gone far and wide, from Brazil to England to Madagascar to Egypt, tracking down incredible music to bring back home to our headquarters in Brooklyn. For this program, "Sounds Like Brooklyn," we stay closer to home, tracing a hidden music economy of CD vendors in bodegas, copy shops and food markets around the five New York boroughs. Accompanying us on our travels is poet and "Bodega Pop" WFMU radio host Gary Sullivan. Along the way, we check out a Caribbean gospel rap performance in Bed-Stuy's Restoration Plaza, dust off some cassettes at VP Records in Jamaica, and chat with DJ Wow at his African CD store in Harlem. New York is a city of immigrants and we salute the creativity they bring with them from all corners of the world! Produced by Jesse Brent.

Sounds Like Brooklyn

Im so excited to share this new mix I’ve done for the incredible talented designer Nicholas Daley , premiered via The Vinyl Factory feat an unreleased live recording from N. Daley AW18 presentation with: Yussef Dayes, Shabaka Hutchings and Alfa Mist:
https://thevinylfactory.com/news/unreleased-shabaka-hutchings-yussef-dayes-live-session-debuts-on-new-nicholas-daley-x-touching-bass-mix/

ABOUT THE MIX:
A musical response to his latest menswear collection Red Clay inspired by Freddie Hubbard’s album of the same name
.
Red Clay is earthy, rich, deep and organic, in its actual form or as a metaphor
.
Drawing inspiration from Hubbard and that 70s era, Nicholas’ AW18 presentation combined four players who embody that same level of richness. On many occasions, the strokes, notes and riffs of Yussef Dayes, Alfa Mist, Shabaka Hutchings and Mansur Brown have made me cry. To me, they have an incredibly special ability to connect, channel and transcend emotions that touch the most inner of our beings. The ability to move, uplift or simply hold us is to me, the greatest gift of all; the highest currency.
I hope this mix captures that very special energy while also paying homage to those that have provided us with the foundation to build on; intertwining the past and the present like having musicians from distant eras playing in one room.
Thank you to all the makers and creators who inspire me every single day and to all the cats from the 70s for creating some of the best music of all time
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A special thank you to:

Marion Jones
Sshabaka Huthcings
Billy Harper
Alfa Mist
Earl & Carl Grubbs
Mansur Brown 
George Duke
Joe Henderson
Yussef Dayes 
Earth Wind & Fire
James Massiah & 
Nicholas Daley 🙏🏽

Alex Rita presents: Nicholas Daley: Red Clay-AW18 MIX w. Vinyl Factory

APWW #794

We’re hopeless at making Top-10 lists--or even top-40s—so you’ll have to settle for this: a whole hour of some of our favorite tunes of 2018. Casting the net deep and wide, Banning and Georges spin new records by our old favorites, the freshest cuts from new artists and reissues that have gone unheard for years. If you’re looking for gifts for the African-music lover in your life—even if that’s you!—you’ll find something to love here. From Parisian Afro-trap to Angelique Kidjo’s reimagined Talking Heads record, from buzzing Saharan blues to swaying Cape Verdean song, 2018 is leaving us richer in music.
Produced by Banning Eyre

Stocking Stuffers 2018

The Subliminal Sounds podcast Episode 1 – This episode focus on mega obscure, and mostly  unheard, psychedelic music from the 1960s-80s. Presented by Stefan Kéry from his own collection of rare original  1st pressing private press vinyl records.

Subliminal Sounds Podcast  Episode 1

Pitaya Soundsystem • DJ set

This week Tim Garcia invited The Vinyl Factory's Anton Spice in for a mix, plus new music from Brazil, London, The States and beyond.


(U)nity - New Cuba (Ft. Pedrito Martinez)
Coro Qom Chelaalapi Meets Lagartijeando - Zorro Zagas
Dawda Jobarteh - Afro Blue
Baco Exu do Blues - Bluesman
Jay Stone - Flying Monkeys
Herbie Hancock - Actual Proof
Prequel - And Though It'se Been Too Long
Theon Cross - Panda Village
Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek - Oy Oy Emine
Najma - Neend Kopyi

Anton Spice in the mix

Roland P. Young - Eclipse 
Moses Taiwa Molelekwa - Down Rocket Street 
Tetsuo Sakurai - Kimono 
Domingo Cura - Anoranzas 
Michael Garrick Sextet - Heart Is A Lotus
Radka Toneff & Steve Dobrogosz - Mystery Man
Kenny Wheeler - W.W. 
Paz - Iron Works 
Kitaro - Micro Cosmos
Mike Collins - Halfway House
Bludd Relations - Cold Like The Baron 
Drumtalk - The Celestial Garden 
The Entourage Music & Theatre Ensemble - Euphoric Bells (alt take)

www.musicamacondo.com

Musica Macondo on Jazz FM with Tim Garcia Ft. Anton Spice(Vinyl Factory) in the mix

APWW #636
A vast, new world of DJs, record collectors and producers are going to far reaches of the Earth to find forgotten records and new styles of music. Their discoveries are then brought back home, remixed, repackaged and re-released to be heard by an entirely new audience. We speak to some globetrotting DJ and producers Chief Boima and Geko Jones to hear about their experiences, the music they've discovered and how they go about remixing some of these styles in order to create a new and updated sound. [Produced by Saxon Baird. Originally aired March, 29th, 2012 ]

Crate Diggers and Remixers

Here's the first episode of my show for 2019 on @Balamii!

I was definitely fighting a little sickness during this show :)
Tracklist:

@kenlocraqnuques - Tsébedontsé      
@portishead-official - It Could Be Sweet                   
@jamesblakeofficial  - Tell Them (feat. @metroboomin & @mosessumney)                                
@masegomusic - Prone                                                                         
@bennysings - Common Y'all                                                                
@bonniebanane - Muscles                                                                     
@paulwhitebeats - Street Lights (feat. @danny-brown-official) [@dabrye Remix]                            
Torrey Carter (@user-737069869) - Take That (feat. Missy Elliot)                                                   
Simple E - Play My Funk                                                  
@portrait-18948 - I Can Call You                                                              
Yvette Michele - Everyday & Everynight                                                       
@zhane-official - Vibe                                                                        
@klymaxx-official - Good Love                                                                   
@teddypendergrassofficial - Believe In Love (Phat Phili Mix)                                            
@montell-jordan-official - Get It On Tonight                                                           
@llcoolj - Pink Cookies In a Plastic Bag Getting Crushed By Buildings                  
@iamnobodi - Luther's Joint                                                            
@chris-turner - FlyLOVE                                                 
@vanessamarquezofficial - Want You To Know                                                            
@tisastudios - Hafta Holla                                                                 
@newlook - Drive You Home                                                              
@egyptian-lover-1 - Freak-A-Holic                                       
@ninjasonik - Somebody Gonna Get Pregnant                                                 
@georglevin - (I Got) Somebody New(feat. @clarahill)                                                          
The KLF - The White Room                                                               
@theophilus-london - TNT                                                             
@housevictimz - Amen For 8 Years Prayer                                           
@officialjeremih - Keep it Moving (feat. Marcus French)

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