Name: You Can Go by Bokoor Band by Soundway Records in Global Funk Party Ltd
Duration: 3 min 21 s
Description: You Can Go by Bokoor Band taken from the critically acclaimed album Ghana Special: Modern Highlife, Afro Sounds, Ghanaian Blues 1968 - 1981, released last year via Soundway Records.

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If you were to think say that Flamingo Pier have become stalwarts of Soundway Records as of late, then you would be absolutely correct. The New Zealand based collective of Dominic, Brad and Luke have developed a blossoming relationship with the label  since the release of their self titled ‘Flamingo EP’ back in 2019. Fast-forward 2 years; having navigated through the midst of a global pandemic, the trio are now set to release their debut album ‘Flamingo Pier LP’. This long-play encapsulates the unique sound that the trio have established over the past few years that has come to incorporate elements of funk, disco, and jazz, all built around Afro-centric percussive elements.



Deeper Soul is somewhat of a departure from the upfront, cut-loose dancefloor vibe that harnesses the majority of this album. Staying true to its name; ‘Deeper Soul’ has its foundations in a substantially more downtempo, stripped back approach. It’s psychedelic influence hides in plain sight, organic afro-inspired percussion underpinning the calming synth top-lines that gently meander throughout courtesy of an abundance of reverb, delay, and modulation; whilst the hypnotic, funk-laden baseline injects a feeling of nostalgia that supplements the overall groove in beautiful fashion. It’s hard to pull yourself out of the time-warp of yesteryear after listening to this one!

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Modes continues the forward thinking percussive jazz and afro-inspired house music soundscapes explored on Dyne's recent album Teal, which garnered acclaim from peers and fans alike - including Late Night Tales, Toddla T, Ransom Note, and BBC6 Music presenters.

His trademark slick production can be relied upon once more, as well as the music's insistent rhythmic drive and intensity. Modes employs some of New Zealand's most well known and iconic vocalists, in addition to many new rising stars. Frequent collaborators Lord Echo, Ladi 6 and Mara TK (Electric Wire Hustle) return, alongside soul legends Dallas Tamaira aka Joe Dukie (Fat Freddys Drop), Che Fu and Troy Kingi.

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On today’s edition of the show, Darone invites @norsicaa. Norsicaa, aka Alice, is an Australian-Malaysian DJ and record collector based in London. She has contributed mixes to The Vinyl Factory, Stamp The Wax and Phonica Records, as well as performed live on Boiler Room. On top of this she also runs a Malaysian supper club called Eastern Platters, and is general manager of the independent record label Soundway Records, which recently celebrated its 21st anniversary.

Tracks below are all from Asia (South / East / South-East) – about half are from Indonesia and the rest from Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Taiwan, Pakistan, India and South Korea.

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Sai Galaxy is back with the Okere EP featuring a star studded line up including West African legends Steve Monite, Ghanaian singer Rob, multi-instrumentalist Simon Durrington, guitar maestro Alfred Bannerman and Egypt 80’s trumpet player Bade. It's an EP overflowing with quality.

Our premier today from the EP is Sometimes it Rains which features Fijian vocalist Kaivili delivering a heartfelt vocal on this boogie tinged slice of euphoric soulful disco.

Check it out here and then jump over to LV for more on this do not miss EP via: https://levisiteuronline.com/music/sai-galaxy-sometimes-it-rains/

Sometimes It Rains Feat. Kaivili

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Bangers from around the globe. Dar Disku launched with a question: how to channel heritage into dance floor elation? Well, when your name translates to 'home of the disco,' the brief feels pretty self-explanatory.

In the first few years, that meant crafting edits of Khaliji hi-NRG and Bollywood soundtracks to fit contemporary 'crates. They took off as DJs through a run of radio and parties in the UK—where they currently reside—flexing deep finds from across the SWANA region. Their vibrant debut album, out in September on Soundway, furthers the mission.

True to form, their RA Podcast is stuffed with heaters from all over the map: Algeria, India, Chile, Jordan, Australia, Turkey, Libya and Morocco get a look-in, as well as a few staple acts that betray the kind of high-wattage European festivals the duo increasingly frequent. It's not hard to see why—this mix is 90 minutes of sunshine.

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Paula Juana of Soundway Records taking us on a triiip to Colombia’s Chocó (along the Pacific Ocean) with a new rhythm she’s working on and introducing: Ritmo Exótico — passing trough some 90’s Champeta, Soukous and Zouk, packed with some new cuts from Road Fever (Soundway May 2025)  part of a new wave of Soca/Carnival producers from Saint Lucia and Dominica. A beautilf ride from a high qual tastemaker. 

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You Can Go by Bokoor Band taken from the critically acclaimed album Ghana Special: Modern Highlife, Afro Sounds, Ghanaian Blues 1968 - 1981, released last year via Soundway Records.  

You Can Go by Bokoor Band

Chokoi & Oreje by The Elcados taken from the new Soundway album The World Ends: Afro Rock & Psychedelia in 1970s Nigeria. 

Featuring 32 electrifying and funk laden grooves, this is the sound of a generation attempting to pick up the pieces after the devastation of the Nigerian civil war.

CD Double Digi Pack with 44 page booklet
Triple Gatefold Vinyl (Version 1 & 2) – BONUS TRACKS 

www.soundwayrecords.com


Chokoi & Oreje by The Elcados

Breakthrough by The Funkees taken from the new Soundway album The World Ends: Afro Rock &amp; Psychedelia in 1970s Nigeria. 

Featuring 32 electrifying and funk laden grooves, this is the sound of a generation attempting to pick up the pieces after the devastation of the Nigerian civil war.

CD Double Digi Pack with 44 page booklet
Triple Gatefold Vinyl (Version 1 &amp; 2) – BONUS TRACKS 

www.soundwayrecords.com


Breakthrough by The Funkees

Be Kind, Be Foolish, Be Happy by Chuck Barrister & The Voices of Darkness taken from the new Soundway album The World Ends: Afro Rock & Psychedelia in 1970s Nigeria. 

Featuring 32 electrifying and funk laden grooves, this is the sound of a generation attempting to pick up the pieces after the devastation of the Nigerian civil war.

CD Double Digi Pack with 44 page booklet
Triple Gatefold Vinyl (Version 1 & 2) – BONUS TRACKS 

www.soundwayrecords.com


Be Kind, Be Foolish, Be Happy by Chuck Barrister & The Voices of Darkness

Reuben Vaun Smith hadn't intended to be a musician; he was supposed to be on the football pitch. As a young prodigy, he was signed to the Leeds United youth team as a rising talent and by 16 he'd been spotted and signed by Sevilla in Spain. But the dream was over before it really began.

At 18 he suffered a life-changing knee injury, catastrophically stopping his career in its tracks for good. With no back-up plan, Smith moved back to Yorkshire and contemplated what to do next. 

Not long after, his grandfather bought him a MIDI keyboard - and Smith retreated to the shed at the end of his garden and started to teach himself music production.

In a world full of sonic musical snobbery, a world full of the hierarchy of expensive hardware and software - Smith delivers a unique raw, live and improvised style using an inexpensive keyboard and a computer program given to him on a memory stick by one of the punters in his dad's pub. 

He joins a long list of musicians that were somehow detached from the rule-bound world of the music industry - making music as much for themselves as for anyone else. With no formal musical education and not over influenced by mixing techniques that may have slowed his raw stream of musical consciousness, here we present some of his earliest musical sketches and heartfelt outpourings.

Drawing on the Balearic style of the 1980s, Smith invokes the sound of warm nights, lapping oceans and a young man, in a Yorkshire shed, wrapping himself in layers of musical warmth and shimmering sonic landscapes. The wonderful world of Reuben Vaun Smith.

Warm Nights

Under The Thunder

Thailand means different things to different people. Beyond the beaches and tourist spots lies a world of music still waiting to be discovered. Be it spaced out jazz, raw funk or the meditative sounds of the North East, Soundway has dug deep into the country’s vinyl archives to present a broad range of vintage sounds that underlines Thailand’s status as one of South East Asia’s musical hot spots.

As Soundway’s entry point into the Asian music world, The Sound of Siam CD and double LP offers a unique vantage point to the most experimental period in Thai musical history. The 19 tracks reflect the outcome of a twentieth century journey from Thai classical to Luk Krung and Luk Thung – music that incorporated western influences such as jazz, surf guitar, ballroom and even Latin and African.

The music maps changing social demographics, the movement of people, culture and language from countryside to city and all during a period when the record labels were at their most experimental.

My favourite comp of the year, really well sequenced & very entertaining – thumbs up all round. Mr Scruff

This is funky garage rock topped with idiosyncratic Thai vocals. If you want to know what an oriental Stone Roses would sound like, check out The Petch Phin Thong Band. Uncut 4/5

A fascinating trip through an alternate musical universe of Bangkok funk, traditional sounds and even reggae lilting nodders. Clash Music

Possibly my favourite retro release of the year but I would expect no less from Soundway. Congratulations again, and again, and again…Mary-Anne Kennedy (World on 3)

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#030 - Friday 19th June 2020 
Pt. 2 : Frankie Francis (Sofrito/The Carvery)
Recording from home : London

As Zudrangma Records HQ Store and Studio Lam both have to be closed due to COVID-19, we have decided to start up an online radio platform. From the forces of these two businesses combined comes "ZudrangLam Radio!"

This initiative is brought to life for all to still be able to listen to music from your favorite parties, DJs, bands, and friends of the Studio Lam and Zudrangma Records HQ Store. The radio show will be online as a mix every Monday/Wednesday/Friday at 6 PM Bangkok time, and will also be added to our archive to listen back at a later time .. Enjoy and stay safe!

ZudRangLam Radio 030/2 : FRANKIE FRANCIS (SOFRITO/THE CARVERY) [19.06.20] part2

ELTB at Brilliant Corners w/ Frankie Francis, Norsicaa, Mr Redley & Delonte Rivers - 13.03.20

You can now finally listen back to this magical night on March 13th at Brilliant Corners. This was our last night before the country went into lockdown and what a way to go. We were joined by ELTB friends Frankie Francis, Norsicaa and Mr Redley as we ran through 6.5 hours of musical gold, back 2 back. Starting slow as usual and then building up as the restaurant cleared and the dance floor began, expect sounds of ambiant, dub, leftfield disco, afrobeat, latin grooves, soul, funk, jazz and so so much more. Perfect music to soundtrack this sunny day...

ELTB at Brilliant Corners w/ Frankie Francis, Norsicaa, Mr Redley & Delonte Rivers 13.03.20

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