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JR kicks off the first show of the year with a challenging half hour of ambient soundscapes taking you on an immersive rollercoaster ride. After that for the remaining 90 minutes he plays some of his favourite new music including some German New Wave, Edugu Boogie out of Nigeria, US Funk out of Philly and San Diego, Napoli Disco and more with music from Stimming, Quart, Total, CHOP, Combo Aspik, Ihna Igwebuike and more. 

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Time & Space 072 - JR Hartley

OOFT! - Radio Buena Vida 13.01.24

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Bosq is a DJ & Producer with an extensive catalog of original productions and remixes that fuse disco and funk with artists & influences from around the world, especially West African, Caribbean & South American styles. This mix is an impromptu live set from his studio in Medellin, Colombia that focuses on old & new favorites alongside some of his own material.

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OpenLab Presents: Bosq

We’re back with another TSIB episode and we are very happy to have Aria Santillana as our very special guest, who will bless us by playing two full hours of electronic delights for our pre-weekend listening pleasure. Expect a well selected mix of Jazzy, Soulful, Deep and Classic House.

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Catch us broadcasting live on YouTube and Twitch every Friday from 11hr-13hr from THE SPACE IN BETWEEN at the Sonar Kollektiv Office.

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The Space In Between [Radio] with Aria Santillana // 01-19-2024

Coming from a diverse and randomly mixed musical background, whether as bass player, producer or DJ – Magic Manfred always combines his multiple influences to complement one another and focuses on their common features instead on the differences.
His bass playing influences his DJing and the other way around. A big mutual factor in all his roles is his undeniable love for the Jazzfunk, Disco & Boogie of the 70s and early 80s.
Growing up in Berlin he made his first steps as a DJ spinning also Boom Bap, Detroit Techno & Chicago House which sometimes becomes noticeable in his sets.

Be sure to follow us on Twitch, YouTube and Mixcloud and all that good stuff!

Catch us broadcasting live on YouTube and Twitch every Friday from 11hr-13hr from THE SPACE IN BETWEEN at the Sonar Kollektiv Office.

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The Space In Between [Radio] with Magic Manfred // 02-09-2024

Canela En Surco is celebrating our 200th show! An artist to whom we have been paying special attention to for more than two decades (buying his records and of course visiting and revisiting his sets in order to study them), Andrew Carthy aka Mr. Scruff has given us the best gift imaginable: letting us share with the world his incredible three-hour set from our sister label Escola Records' party at La Paloma with Pau Roca, Breixo, Ivy Barkakati and Oniria Sister this past Three Kings Day (January 6th). (Thanks Andy!!)

Known for his bold mixes, changing genres, times and latitudes, always with exquisite consistency and otherworldly skills, Mr. Scruff took the controls of Ecler's new WARM4 to give a three-hour DJing lesson that we can share with all of you today thanks to his generosity.

Thank you Andy, Louis, Ralph, Arnau, Fabio, Mario, Pau, Maxi, Ivy and everyone else involved in helping this mix come to light.

Canela En Surco 200 - Mr. Scruff Live at La Paloma (Barcelona) 06/01/2023

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The Bill Brewster Podcast #738

The classic disco sound that we love so much returns this week to SOULMEEX after many months, thanks to Everybody Loves To Boogie. A masterclass on the genre and its different roots and sensitivities, cooked with tons of love in London, UK. Don't miss the guys at Brilliant Corners on April, 20th.

01. Tee Scott - Diamond Dub [Edit & Dub Record Tokyo Ltd] 2015
02. Pino D’Angio - Ma Quale Idea [RCA] 1981
03. Touche - Just Like a Doorknob [Jonathan] 1983
04. Candy Bowman - I Wanna Feel Your Love [RCA] 1981
05. Beckie Bell - Music Madness [Favorite Recordings] 2016
06. Tata Vega - (I’ve Got My) Second Wind [Melodies International] 2022
07. Tim Maia - Acenda O Farol [Mr. Bongo] 2018
08. Emilio Santiago - O Amigo De Nova York [Cultures Of Soul Reocrds] 2015
09. Epicentre - Get Off The Phone [Izipho Soul] 2019
10. Light Of The World - Time [Ensign] 1985
11. Rhyze - Free (Louie Vega Remix) (Danny Krivit 7" Edit) [Sam Records] 2021
12. A Taste of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie [Capitol] 1984
13. Elixir - Soho Nights [Record Shack Records] 1983
14. East Coast Love Affair - Miracles [Athens of The North] 2023

More at https://soundcloud.com/everybodylovestoboogie

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Everybody Loves To Boogie - SOULMEEX 066

A redo of the records I played as people were coming in and awaiting Jim, live in Cluny 2

One of the gigs of the year for me! Absolutely sublime musicians and songs

Tony 586 Jim Cluny 2 Warm Up 18.04.2024.MP3

OOFT! - Radio Buena Vida 09.05.24

Release: 19.03.2021

That’s what we have been waiting for a very long time eagerly: The debut album «Time To Recover» by Feiertag will be released finally on May the 28th.

After the catchy pop tune «Yearn» already gave us a mesmerizing foretaste of what to expect, now we get another appetizing teaser. The instrumental single «Saccharine 374» tastes like sweet summer, like rampant friskiness and joyful parties outdoors.

The dutch producer extraordinaire Joris Feiertag used the time during lockdown in 2020 to produce enchanting, captivating music, which now finally finds an audience. Imagine a huge meadow full of partying, dancing and hugging people. «Saccharine 374» is the soundtrack to it!

Feiertag - Saccharine 374

Sonar Kollektiv was founded in 1997 by Jazzanova. Designed as a platform for own releases it soon attracted numerous new discoveries and like-minded musicians to lead their trumps right here. Still it was never the intention of Sonar Kollektiv to pursue one specific sound or provide an already existing scene. Each and every release on the label (450 and counting) was at all times meant to illustrate the musical taste of the collective, its flavourful development and recollection of past sounds. The various compilations and label showcases played a big part of it. From the renowed „Secret Love“ compilation (No. 6 will be released these days), the „Computer Incarnations For World Peace“ edition, the  „...Boadcasting“ and „....Mixing“-series to the „Romanian Jazz“ label showcase Sonar Kollektiv continuously cares about broadening its own and the horizon of any type of music lovers. How broad this horizon can be expanded showed the release of Âme’s „Rej“ in 2005. Shorthandly minimal techno was redifined and at the same time the sublabel Innervisions (runned by Dixon) was leveraged to worldwide fame. Other milestones in the eventful history of Sonar Kolletiv were the discovery of the New Zealand reggae soul combo Fat Freddy’s Drop (2005), the debuts by Micatone (2003), Benny Sings (2005), Clara Hill (2003) and Eva Be (2004), the first releases by Dimlite (2003), Tricksi (2006), Christian Prommer’s Drumlesson (2007), as well as Georg Levin (2005) and his collaborative project with Dixon, Wahoo (2004). Also for some of today’s legends of more sophisticated electronic music, like Ulrich Schnauss, Ben Klock and Marcin Kozlowski (now a member of Whitest Boy Alive) Sonar Kollektiv offered a stepping stone to their international careers. And in 2003 a certain Eric Wahlforss released his first record here, just before founding Soundcloud.

When at the end of 2009 the rate of fire ceased some thought the label is running on empty or lost touch to contemporary sounds. But the releases of this year so far should prove doubters wrong. The remix album „Jazzanova Upside Down“ (released in January) gathers the who’s who of the currenty most happening and game-changing DJs and producers (Henrik Schwarz, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Filippo Moscatello, Manuel Tur, Mark E, and more) to catapult Jazzanova classics into the future. By signing Phil Gerus from Moscow, the new project Hot Coins out of the UK, EnaWadan from South Africa and the pan-Geman duo Paskal & Urban Absolutes four of the most promising new acts slantingly offside the dancefloor have been added to the already impressive roster. And once again all true pop aficionados with an addiction for soul and a genuine craft in songwriting are pierced to the heart with the brand new albums by FETSUM („The Colors Of Hope“) and Micatone („Wish I Was Here“).

But what is the formula of success of the Berlin based label? A dance music imprint that – with a few exceptions – actually doesn’t release club music? Is it even after all exactly this? Delievering music for prior to, succeeding and one day after a club night?

There’s no other German record label that can boast such an adventurous range of styles: reggae, folk, electronica, jazz, funk, calypso, house, techno and now also chillwave, dubstep, dream pop, and so on. At Sonar Kollektiv there’s somehow room for everything. Still, all of the 250 and counting releases have one common denominator: It’s music made out of passion - without any financial aim or attemps of ingratiation. From and for music lovers.

Feiertag - Saccharine 374

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