From the album "El Secreto de las 12 (The Secret of 12 O'Clock)" [EM1118CD/MLP].

Finis Africae - El Secreto de las 12 (The Secret of 12 O'Clock) (clip)

My Story, The Buraku Story

Kattou

Today (15.12.2023) is the 62nd birthday of Nick Beggs, former bassist and singer of the famous eighties-band kajagoogoo.
Nick is a fantastic bassplayer and great artist in general. Nowadays he tours with Howard Jones and Steve Wilson to name a few and also is collaborating in several band projects.

I did this cover a while ago but decided to release it here today on behalf of his birthday.
So give it up for Nick Beggs! 👏 Cheers and happy birthday! 🎁🥂🍻


Gear:
novation Summit
DSI prophet rev2
Roland D-05, JV-1080
moog Sub 37
u-he Hive
Logic Pro Alchemy, Sampler, Linn Drum, Retro
deXed (DX7)


15.12.2023
https://soundcloud.com/nickbeggs-music
KajaGooGoo ⬅️ Art Nouveau (Nick Beggs, Stuart Neale, Steve Askew, Jez Strode) + Limahl

too shy

Too Shy (kajagoogoo Cover) instrumental

Detached

A spontanous jam on the moog sound studio. Please enjoy.

Gear:
moog M32, Subharmonicon, DFAM
Roland D-05
DSI Prophet rev2
FX: Valhalla Supermassive

09.02.2024
Image and title taken from: Zelda™️ TOTK

will work for peace

Floria

Bought a Donner DS-1 cloned pedal. This is the result. I've still to make proper music and find the motivation to do something big. All these guitar things might end up on Odysee at some point. (https://odysee.com/@thetiredhorizon:f)

Guitar Jam (140224b)

Another jam-out from today. Ableton has been crashing a lot lately. Sure this is them trying to force me into upgrading.

Thunder (140224)

by Old Calf, from the album Borrow a Horse (2011, No Quarter Records). I played the guitar solo in it.

Old Calf- Far From Home

Vague

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Colours Of Rust

Support from Gilles Peterson on BBC Radio 6. 
"Beautiful" Werkha 

LA BOA is a 10 piece Afro-Colombian jazz group with heavy influences from the Antilles islands in the Caribbean. 

Like the recent explosion in the British jazz scene being driven by artists like KOKOROKO, Ezra Collective and others, La Boa are driving the bubbling Colombian jazz scene forwards. 

Influenced by Colombian great Lucho Bermudez, La BOA fuse traditional Afro-Colombian Caribbean sounds with their original afro-beat rhythms, jazz and electronic sensibilities. 

LA BOA’s last album ‘Volumen’ released in 2017 featured Quantic collaborator Nidia Gongora and saw them garner support from Rolling Stone, Noisey, Sounds & Colors and others. They count many trail blazing alternative Latin musicians as fans including Mario Galeano (Frente Cumbiero), Pedro Ojeda (Quantic’s Ondatrópica) and many more. 

The group is made up some of Colombia’s finest musicians and is spear-headed by bassist Daniel Michel who is originally from Mexico but for the last 7 years has been living in Colombia. As well as forming LA BOA, over his career Daniel has played bass on tour for Lee Scratch Perry and under the artist name Nairobi he has recorded an album with greats like Mad Professor and Sly & Robbie. As a musician with endless energy he also plays synths and bass for cumbia influenced, techno Colombian buzz group, El Leopardo. 

‘Por Eso’ (‘That’s why) blends merengue with Afro-Colombian rhythms and fused with horns, saxophone and synths the track is an upbeat call to resistance and social action around the world. 

‘Máquina’ (Machine) is an instrumental track where the hypnotic and infectious machine like repetition of Afro-Colombian beats are fused with elevating horns and a sprinkling of funk. 

The Por Eso / Máquina EP is an exciting fusion of Caribbean and traditional Afro-Colombian sounds showcasing the growing Colombian jazz scene and revealing the promise of what’s to come.

Por Eso / Máquina

La Boa - Máquina

Cinematic soundscapes infused with electronica, folk and progressive rock.

Colours Of Rust

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