Kuiji nu Hana - Da Lata mix

Rare and classic sounds of 60's and 70's Brazil. It's a special! A mix of musical gems in a culturally rich era for Brazil that gave rise to diverse musical styles that include Afro Samba, dreamy jazz Percussion to Bossa Funk. A look at the lesser-known artists such as Ely Camargo and Vox Populi to icons Gilberto Gil and Tom Zé who helped define the cultural movement Tropicália through their unorthodox approach to melody. Big thanks to the Brazilian embassy New Delhi, Radio 79 and labels Mr.Bongo and Far Out Recordings for their support. Enjoy x

Tom Zé - Gloria
Vox Populi - Vera cruz
Ely Camargo - Taieiras
José Mauro - Obnoxious
Trio Mocotó - Não adianta
Trio Esperança - Não aguento você
Cizinha - Pra fazer um samba
Arnaud Rodrigues - Turma do poiê
Orlann Divo - Beleza não vai embora
The Ipanemas - Malandro quando vaza
João Bosco - Cobra Criada
Albilio Manoel - Luiza Manequim
Os Novos Crioulos - Mar Afunda
Os incríveis - Uma rosa pra dita
Elis Regina - Madalena
Joyce ft Elza Soares - Samba de Silva
Rita Lee & Tutti Frutti - Agora é moda
Gilberto Gil & Caetano Veloso - Cada macaco no seu galho
Jorge Ben - Carolina carol bela
Tim Maia - É Necessário
Os novos baianos - Tinindo Trincando
Djavan - Nereci
Marcos Valle - Água de coco
Silvio Cesar - Festa
Wilson Simonal - País Tropical
Tom Jobim & Miúcha - Pela luz dos olhos teus
Salvador Trio - Rio e sempre Rio 
Wan Trio - Selvagem
Tutti Moreno - Constelacao

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#14 A Worldwide Thing // Brazil Classic

This week will highlight one of the world's most expressive, affordable, and versatile instruments, the human voice.

Episode 22.43
Airtime: October 17-23, 2022

Featuring:
1. Toto Bona Lokua - Ghana Blues (from the album “Toto Bona Lokua” on No Format!)
2. Sanna Kallman, Johan Hogenas - Wangol (from the album “Amanda- Cafe Creole” on CCn’C Records)
3. The Persuasions - Oh! Darling (from the album “Sing The Beatles” on Chesky Records)
4. The Bush Kids - Woma Wanti (from the album “In Aboriginal” on Caama Music)
5. Sertab Erener - Zor Kadin (from the album “Sertab” on Sony Music)
6. Intyilo - Accapella (from the album “Mama Dance! Records Sampler - African Vibes April 2001” on Mama Dance! Records)
7. Gino Sitson - Ngoyak (Black Feeling) (from the album “Song Zin'” on SMI)
8. Dorothy Masuka - Mzilikaze (Acapella) (from the album “Mzilikazi” on Gallo)
9. Bobby McFerrin - Don’t Worry Be Happy (from the album “Simple Pleasures” on Capitol)
10. Women of Mambazo - Vimba (from the album “Women of Mambazo” on Gallo)
11. Ram - Erzuli O (from the album “Kite Yo Pale” on Willibelle Music)
12. Les Charbonniers de L'enfer - Diguedin (on Productions Serge Paré)
13. Rajery - Mifankatiava (from the album “Volontany” on Indigo)
14. The Wailin' Jennys - The Parting Glass (from the album “40 Days” on Jericho Beach Music)

World A Capella

Chapter 5: The Golden Egg

Chapter 2: The Diamond Points Meditation

Chapter 1: Order, Balance, Harmony, Flow Meditation

Solar Plexus Meditation

http://www.flau.jp/releases/31.html


"Stories" is the first vibraphone solo album by Berlin-based Japanese artist Masayoshi Fujita, who also known as El Fog and a collaboration project with Jan Jelinek. This quietly exquisite album by Fujita, is like a book of illustration, painting 8 delicate pictures of small stories about the nature we are embracing….cloud, forest, river, swan and morning dews….things that we all are so familiar with, but yet so quaint.

Masayoshi Fujita’s style of solo vibraphone is uniquely inspired by classic and jazz music. In this beautiful album, in additional to some gorgeous strings and bowings, he also introduced some ingenious ideas in making unique sounds, like the usage of bead and aluminum foil on his vibraphone, like a prepared instrument. As such, “Stories” is a wonderful result of the beautiful vibration (of which the name Vibraphone came from) of all the delicate sounds produced in this album. They are poetic, they are melancholic, and they are lushly emotional.

Let the dimmed light continues on, and let Fujita tell you these wonderful stories.

Masayoshi Fujita - Deers

Kronos Quartet performs "Marejada," the most recent addition to Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire. Composed by Puerto Rican–born, Brooklyn-based composer Angélica Negrón in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the piece was specifically created to be played online, from separate locations via a video conferencing platform. Kronos describes “Marejada” as “a piece composed in this moment, and decidedly about and for this moment. We believe it is one of many creative and musical ways forward, out of our current isolation, and back into community.” 

You can learn to play this piece. FREE scores and parts, among other materials, are available online: 50ftf.kronosquartet.org

Composed by Angélica Negrón
© 2020 Inner Sunset Publishing
℗ 2020 Kronos Performing Arts Association
Commissioned for Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire

Produced by Kronos Quartet
Recorded on Zoom, July 2020
Mixed by Zach Miley and David Harrington

Angélica Negrón - Marejada

💌 A lova letter from Supa Sisters & Mothers 🖤 With a deepa glimmer for Ursula Rucker 🔥 
🎇 Happy birthday (today!). Much love and respect 💫 You constantly inspire me. THANK YOU 🙏🏼
🙏🏼 Photo credit : CHIP THOMAS - Philadelphia mural "You Go Girl" -  2014 (https://jetsonorama.net/welcome/).
🎙️ Women vibrancies (from black magic vinyls) : TENESHA THE WORDSMITH Dangerous women (2019) / MHYSA Opening skit (2020) / URSULA RUCKER What a woman must do (2003) / IBEYI No man is big enough for my arms (2017) / JAMILA WOODS Vry Blk (2017) / SHAY MANE 4 women (2002) / T-LOVE When You're Older (Ode To The Pickaninny) 2002 / NINA SIMONE Blackbird (1963) / MALIKA B Injection of Blackness (1995) / DUMANA + KECHOU Mother time (2019) / LES AMAZONES D'AFRIQUE Sisters (2019) / ENNANGA VISION Happy birthday wonder (Acholi) 2017 / WELETTE SEYON Black woman civilisation (2019) / SAULT Us (2020) ✊🏾

Chapter 5: The Golden Egg

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