Name: Altiplano Dub - Los Tios by Señor Griff
Duration: 5 min 37 s
Description: Second in the series of experimental Andean fusion tracks with Robbie Sahonera from Los Masis. We were playing around with the big bass zamponas (toyos) and this emerged out of it. Robbie played all the zamponas and the quena and I played charango and everything else.

this is just awsome mate.. u r makin good here

Loving the intro + some sweet Andian sounds.

the same with this song. I would love to download and share with the world how amazing your work is through my vlogs. im not famous or anything but your playlist is amazing

me encanta hermano  eso es lo que nos falta... musica bonita como esta

Drifting

Step On The One

The Fritz returns to Ragtime Records with a package of jazzy bangers that'll draw the listener back to a bygone age. Close your eyes and you'll be transported into a darkened room, filled with sharply dressed patrons all shrouded in a thick blanket of cigarette smoke as they listen to a jazz ensemble on a stage in the centre of the room. On the edge of the group is an aficionado who sits on a stool, and as he turns you catch his eye and he simply mouths the word... "nice."

'Welcome to Jazz Club' is the A side of Ragtime's latest release, and it features a very nice vocal hook, a sleazy horn lead, and a heavy-weight bassline that'll rattle fillings loose, reawaken long-dormant tinnitus, and annoy the heck out of your neighbours - or maybe all three.
On the AA Side is 'Coming Through Any Time Soon?', a mellow yet glitched-out piano number complete with crisp analogue drums, topped off with a catchy vocal loop, and more than a subtle nod at Golden Era Hip Hop.

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Second in the series of experimental Andean fusion tracks with Robbie Sahonera from Los Masis. We were playing around with the big bass zamponas (toyos) and this emerged out of it. Robbie played all the zamponas and the quena and I played charango and everything else.


Altiplano Dub - Los Tios

Next up is a vibey remix from none other than Syncromystica. 

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Master by: 
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Artwork by:
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Brisbane's rocksteady supergroup The Senors present their finest version to date - 'Just Like Heaven', feat Senor Laneous on vox, is a smooth remake of the Cure's classic hit - enjoy!

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The Melt

Known for their head-bopping, hip-thrusting, zalghouta-inducing tunes, Restless Leg Syndrome seamlessly fuse Western and Middle Eastern references in their work. Their tastefully-crafted mélange strikes a nerve; providing a trace of nostalgia for an ever-growing diaspora and a hint of excitement to the unfamiliar ear. The Vienna-based group is comprised of longtime DJ and producer d.b.h and turntable maestros Chrisfader and Testa. A seasoned enthusiast of Lebanese music, d.b.h provided the influence for their critically acclaimed second EP “Dabkeh”. The EP paid tribute to the Mediterranean form of line-dancing, by flipping samples of Lebanese music into irresistibly groovy beats. 

The group began working loosely on their upcoming project over a year and a half ago. The onslaught of the pandemic shot prospects for gigs short and the guys quickly found themselves in the studio five days a week. With busy schedules cleared up, they locked down and focused full-throttle on music. Having toured the MENA region after releasing “Dabkeh” and dug up an expansive library, their newest body of work samples gems from Egypt, Jordan, Algeria, Morocco, Irak and Lebanon. Moreover, the guys stumbled across 80’s Lebanese electro-pop star Emaad Sayyah living in Austria and proceeded to work together in his studio as well as sampling his previous work for their upcoming project.

Restless Leg Syndrome fittingly premiered the season with an original mix titled “Way to Eskandaria.” In October, the trio dropped their free edit release of Abdel Halim Hafez’s “Khayef Marra Aheb,” paying tribute to one of Egypt and the Arab worlds’ most revered singers. RLS released the first of four EP’s in January of 2021 titled “Venom.” 

Their second EP “Falcon” is due to drop on February 26th following the release of the single “Represent the Fucking Planet” on February 19. “Represent the Fucking Planet” underscores the progression of the trios’ music in the second EP and their appreciation for drums that knock. The sense of borderlessness is evident from Gwen Stefani’s iconic “uh huh” in the third track “My Shit” to unearthed Middle Eastern records collected during travels to the region, “Falcon” is laden with references from all corners of the globe. From the bass-heavy title track to “Hayati,” characteristics paying homage to the golden age of Arabic music are interlaced with synths and 808s. 

Restless Leg Syndrome plan to drop their third EP in April and their fourth EP in May, in the lead up to the release of Totem, a 2LP vinyl release featuring all tracks from all four EPs (available for pre-sale).

Falcon

Restless Leg Syndrome - Represent the Fucking Planet

Long time collaborator and resident DJ of the UKs longest running club funk and soul promoters, Jelly Jazz. Also exploring new style of clubbing with Rambunctious Social Club project in the southwest of Britain. Recently returned from 16 months in latin America traveling with my wife and collecting sounds as I go with a Sony PCM D50 handheld field recorder. We made a baby in Peru who was born back in England last June...a daughter! So time is short now...I'll be fitting music whenever I can. 

REQUEST FOR HELP and ADVICE:  I see Soundcloud as a fantastic learning opportunity. I'm the first to admit I'm a beginner at production. If there are any half competent producers out there that can clearly hear problems with my tunes or things that I could improve on then PLEASE do let me know. I'm not proud. It can be incredibly difficult to get good advice about sound production so I greatly appreciate constructive criticism. Bear in mind I'm mixing on headphones at the moment. Also all of my remixes are additive in that I have to take the entire original and add parts to it. I can't take anything away because I don't have access to studio track files. But any help you can give me would be appreciated.  Cheers Griff

PS I've also started the 'Nueva Andina' group and will be moderating that to help promote the artists that are experimenting with modern forms of Andean music. 

Altiplano Dub - Los Tios

Señor Griff

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