I mean... What the Actual F***? Apologies if this confuses. Sure as hell confused  the Wiff (although that isn't difficult)

"Skeewiff’s Big Free Happy

Everyone needs this album in their lives. In their cars, on their iPods, in their boudoirs, inside the gym, outside with Jim…anywhere you play this sexy sexy fun times will ensue. Bigger than Hip Hop, freer than Willy. Happier than Bert after Ernie took him into a bear hug and roared a proclamation to the world that he ‘wished he knew how to quit him!’ before getting down to some serious fuzzy-felt back door nuzzling. Skeewiff writes the Soundtrack to 'The Muppets do Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' before Disney even start thinking about it. Listen to this album with joy in your heart, the sun on your face and a mental image of Kermit in a pith helmet, shooing away mescaline induced imaginary bats whilst keeping his car on the road, balancing his cigarette holder in one corner of his fierce jaw whilst trying to get the end of a straw inside Miss Piggy. Skeewiff are summer luvin’ geniuses and like Kermit, this album blows up!

Big Free Happy is more than an album, it's a promise. Go get some x" - Fat Harry

More BigFreeHappy™- https://soundcloud.com/skeewiff/sets/skeewiffs-big-free-happy


BigFreeHappy™

Skeewiff - Mischievous Mungo **FREE DL**

Tracklist:

1. Rube &amp; Dusty - Big Band Jump
2. Palov &amp; Mishkin - Et De Clarinette
3. Kormac - Rainstorm
4. The Andrews Sisters - Rum &amp;Coca Cola (Jojo Effect Remix)
5. Fred Astaire - Puttin' On The Ritz (Club De Belugas Remix)
6. Unkle Ho - Kindergarted (rube Remix)
7. Waldeck - Memories (Dunkelbunt Remix)
8. Louis Armstrong - Jeepers Creepers (Fort Knox Five Remix)
9 . Chinese Man - I've Got That Tune
10. Artie Shaw Prosshai (Minimatic Remix)
11. Mocean Worker feat. Steve Bernstein - Shake Ya Boogie
12. Palov - What's That?
13. DJ Disse &amp; Betina Bager feat. Fred Astaire - Cheek To Cheek
14. The Correspondents - I Wanna Be Like You
15. Frohlocker - Hipbrass
16. Movits! - Äppelknyckarjazz

Wolfie - Speakeasy Swing Hop (DJ mix)

Supreme

Clap Your Hands (Skeewiff Remix)

Nicotine Swing asked me to mess a little with one of their tunes
The original is here
https://soundcloud.com/nicotineswing/why-dont-you-do-right?in=nicotineswing/sets/nuevo

Nicotine Swing's Why don't you do right Ecklectic Mick Re-Wiff

‘We fancied going somewhere different this time ’…And so they did. Previously no strangers to changing gears radically mid track when a groove screamed out for it, Skeewiff have certainly excelled themselves this time.

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland’ is a multi sectional, genre hopping, beat heavy remix of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’ that leaves your ears and senses vibrating with the very essence of sonic invention.

An elegiac orchestra and soaring beats are interspersed with glitchy psychedelia and moody jazz on the introductory ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’.

The cut and paste cinerama that is twisted and transported via 5 dimensions throughout the album is perfectly encapsulated on this thrilling soundtrack to our departure.

An infectious leslie organ and gleeful acoustic guitar propel the infectious ode to the novel's haphazard Dodo race - ‘A Caucus. A victorian string melody and incongruous slide guitar swell to complete the joyously deranged atmosphere.

On ‘Pig And Pepper’, Skeewiff serve up a slice of the 60’s cool that infected their hit collaboration with Vanessa Contenay-Quinones ‘Made In France’ with the kind of retro verve we know and love. ‘Advice From A Caterpillar’ adds to the increasingly lysergic atmosphere - a sitar laden jazzy groove providing a scintillating backdrop for funk guitar and soulful saxophone before Bollywood beats and growly synths arrive to remind us that nothing here is as it seems.

The crunk groove of ‘Who Stole The Tarts’ mutates a 30’s inspired Flapper dance into something defying explanation - jazz trumpet and piercing synths recreate the bawdiness of the legal system mocking 11th chapter and ‘Skee’s Evidence’ draws proceedings to a close in typically ‘Wiffed’ out fashion. Intertwining wah wah guitar and baffled trumpet lead the charge before the coda of ‘Down The Rabbithole’ reappears, a door bangs shut and a disturbing muffled chuckle echoes into the silence...

Curiouser and curiouser…

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland is released on March 31st.

Skeewiff In Wonderland

The Pool Of Tears

The Rabbit Sends A Llttle Bill

"We fancied going somewhere different this time" 

…And so they did. Previously no strangers to changing gears radically mid track when a groove screamed out for it, Skeewiff have certainly excelled themselves this time.

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland’ is a multi sectional, genre hopping, beat heavy remix of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’ that leaves your ears and senses vibrating with the very essence of sonic invention.

An elegiac orchestra and soaring beats are interspersed with glitchy psychedelia and moody jazz on the introductory ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’.

The cut and paste cinerama that is twisted and transported via 5 dimensions throughout the album is perfectly encapsulated on this thrilling soundtrack to our departure.

An infectious leslie organ and gleeful acoustic guitar propel the infectious ode to the novel's haphazard Dodo race - ‘A Caucus. A victorian string melody and incongruous slide guitar swell to complete the joyously deranged atmosphere.

On ‘Pig And Pepper’, Skeewiff serve up a slice of the 60’s cool that infected their hit collaboration with Vanessa Contenay-Quinones ‘Made In France’ with the kind of retro verve we know and love. ‘Advice From A Caterpillar’ adds to the increasingly lysergic atmosphere - a sitar laden jazzy groove providing a scintillating backdrop for funk guitar and soulful saxophone before Bollywood beats and growly synths arrive to remind us that nothing here is as it seems.

The crunk groove of ‘Who Stole The Tarts’ mutates a 30’s inspired Flapper dance into something defying explanation - jazz trumpet and piercing synths recreate the bawdiness of the legal system mocking 11th chapter and ‘Skee’s Evidence’ draws proceedings to a close in typically ‘Wiffed’ out fashion. Intertwining wah wah guitar and baffled trumpet lead the charge before the coda of ‘Down The Rabbithole’ reappears, a door bangs shut and a disturbing muffled chuckle echoes into the silence...

Curiouser and curiouser…

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland is released on March 31st.

The Queen's Croquet Ground

Free Download of "Phat James" at NU BLENDS COMPILATION VOL. 16
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Phat James. Special Thanx to Phat Comicz for the inspiration !

youtube video link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__TCjsg83Vo

Artwork : Sigma Gamma 
Production and mixing : mCurtis
Mastering : Groove Studio
Bass : Markos Mastorakis 

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www.mixcloud.com/mcurtis
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817 Beats

Phat James

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Muamer Gazibegovic - Guitar, Bass
Juan Carlos Sungurlian Barsumian - Oud
BJ Nevenko - samples,synt, production

P &C 2019

La Cherga - Vildana Dub

Eclectic as always, Freshly Squeezed returns for March 2020 with host Nick Hollywood joining the musical dots between a wide array of musical styles.
Freshly Squeezed, the label behind the show, is also 15 this year and in this episode we take the first of several looks back at some of the earlier releases and hear news of a forthcoming multi-episode interview series delving into the archive.

The Best Nu Jazz Remixes: Freshly Squeezed Radio (March 2020)

New album "Something Like That?" OUT NOW

👉🏼 https://skeewiff.lnk.to/SomethingLikeThat 👈🏼