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i'm actually very open to djing this stuff. lemme know if you have an event that might fit..

https://soundcloud.com/habibifunk

Listen to part 2 here:
https://soundcloud.com/jakarta-records/radio-jakarta-007

Thru the "Sawtuha" project and Blitz The Ambassador playing quite some shows in Morocco I've had the pleasure to travel North Africa quite frequently lately and whenever possible I did some record shopping. This is a selection of some of the finds, music from the 60s and 70s from Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia. Some known some not yet. 

This is also a kick off to a new loose series of mixes by us, people we work with or people we are just friends with. Enjoy. 

UPDATE:

So here is the tracklist after the guys at ozart already deciphered a huge part of it. Sorry for the delay, I didn't have my hands on my records in the last days:

01. Assa'd Khoury - Al Gaba
02. Sabah – Dek El Kaff
03. Karim Shourhy & Andrea Rayder – Take Me Back To Cairo
04. Feddoul – (Reprise de Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag)
05. Ziad Rahbani – Intro Instrumental 2
06. Sharifa Fadel – Mawal El Ashak
07. Salah Ragab and The Cairo Jazz Band – Egypt Strut
08. Golden Hands – Take Me Back 
09. Elias Rahbani & His Orchestra - Moonlight Melody
10. Mahmoud Megri - Tefham
11. Elias Rahbani – Dance of Maria 
12. Abdou El Omari - Rajaat Laayoun


"Habibi Funk 001 Mix" by Jannis of Jakarta Records (Mix of Arabic 60s & 70s vinyl)

Taken from the forthcoming EP of Bachar Mar Khalife 
out 17th March 

Also including edit version, NLF3 rework, My Mirage remix and 1 alternative version of Mirror Moon 


Ya Nas (Remixes) - EP

Ya Nas (Fax Remix)

itunes

Bachar Mar-Khalifé - Ya Nas (Fax remix)

Al mal tiempo, buena salsa. Good Salsa for the bad times.

The finest selection of the true sound of salsa. Recorded in Medellín, Colombia and straight from the barrio by Sano. Be sure to wear your dancing shoes, have a glass full of rum, ice and your sweet smoke on hand because this is hot. Sano is a Cómeme regular, vinyl collector and salsa-maniac from Medellín.

Welcome todos a este show.

Playlist:

01. Randy Carlos - Mambo Silbao
02. Orchestre Yaya - Rampa Rampa
03. Machito - Relax And Mambo
04. Cal Tjader - Soul Sauce
05. Wali & The Afro Caravan - Hail the King
06. Ray Barreto - El Watusi
07. Joe Quijano - Moliendo Cafe
08. Nico Gomez - Lupita
09. Kako - La Lengua
10. Joe Bataan - Muñeca
11. Julian y su Combo - Contigo
12. Julian y su Combo - Arañanga
13. Pucho and his Latin Soul Brothers - Ritmo Nueva York
14. The New Swing Sextet - Monkey See Monkey Do
15. Orquesta Zodiac - Panteon De Amor

Radio Cómeme - "Al mal tiempo, buena salsa." 07 by Sano

Fantasma have shared the first song from their forthcoming ‘Eye of the Sun EP’ that is set for release 10th November via Soundway Records. Premiered via The Quietus, ‘Sefty Belt’ features the mesmerizing vocals of guest artist JOSIAHWISE IS THE SERPENTWITHFEET. 

You can pre-order Fantasma's forthcoming EP 'Eye of the Sun' here from the Soundway store: http://smarturl.it/EyeOfTheSun
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/FantasmaiTunes 

Fantasma - Sefty Belt feat. serpentwithfeet

Al mal tiempo, buena salsa. Good Salsa for the bad times.

The finest selection of the true sound of salsa, recorded  straight from the barrio by Sano. Be sure to wear your dancing shoes, have a glass full of rum, ice and your sweet smoke on hand because this is hot. Sano is a Cómeme regular, vinyl collector and salsa-maniac from Medellín.

Welcome todos a este show.

Playlist:

01. Joe Cuba - Mujer Divina
02. Angel Canales - No me hagas padecer
03. Bobby Valentin - Zip Zap
04. Charlie Palmieri - Yenguele María
05. Eddie Palmieri - Ay Que Rico
06. Frankie Dante - Yo te seguiré
07. The Lebron Brothers - Agonía
08. Joey Pastrana - Let's Ball
09. Tony Pabón - El tabacón
10. Noro Morales Quintet - Saona
11. The Lebron Brothers - Descarga Lebrón
12. Willie Colon - The Hustler
13. Richie Ray - El Mulato

Radio Cómeme - "Al mal tiempo, buena salsa." 09 by Sano

Dose Album Credits 

1. Brother Dragonfly 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Cam Allen - Flute 
Steph Brown - Piano 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Marika Hodgson - Bass Guitar 
Julien Dyne - Drums, brushes 
Tom Broome - Cymbals 
Isaac Aesili - Programming, Synths, Synth Bass, Horns 

2. Freeloadubt 
(Daniel Ryland, Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Daniel Ryland and Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Daniel Ryland - Programming, Keys, Bass Guitar 
Tom Broome - Hats & Ride 
Julien Dyne - Drums 
Cam Allen - Flute 
Isaac Aesili - Sub Bass, Horns, Programming 

3. Teacups 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Marika Hodgson - Bass Guitar 
Isaac Aesili - Programming, Synths, Synth Bass, Horns 

4. Te Kano 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Johnathan Crayford - Rhodes 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Marika Hodgson - Bass Guitar 
Tom Broome - 808 toms 
Isaac Aesili - Programming, Synths 

5. Treat the feel 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Julien Dyne - Drums 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Isaac Aesili - Programming, Synths, Synth Bass, Horns 

6. Cherished 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Steph Brown - Piano 
Cherished 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Isaac Aesili - Wurlitzer, Synths 

7. Dose 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Cam Allen - Flute 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Marika Hodgson - Bass Guitar 
Isaac Aesili - Programming, Synths, Synth Bass, Horns 

8. Desire 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Steph Brown - Rhodes 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Marika Hodgson - Bass Guitar 
Cam Allen - Flute 
Julien Dyne - Drums 
Isaac Aesili - Programming, Synths, Synth Bass, Horns, Percussion 

9. Shifting 
(Rachel Fraser & Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Rachel Fraser and Isaac Aesili 
Rachel Fraser - Vocals 
Johnathan Crayford - Rhodes, Synth Solo 
Marika Hodgson - Bass Guitar 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Tom Broome - Hats, Cymbals 
Julien Dyne - Drums 
Isaac Aesili - Sub Bass, Horns, Programming 

10. Do it 
(Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Daniel Ryland - Guitar 
Marika Hodgson - Bass Guitar 
Isaac Aesili - Programming, Synths, Synth Bass 

11. Stutter Step 
(Isaac Aesili) 
Produced by Isaac Aesili 
Cam Allen - Flute 
Steph Brown - Rhodes 
Isaac Aesili - Synths, Synth Bass, Keys, Programming 

Vocals recorded @ Red Bull Studio Auckland by Ben Lawson 
Guitar recorded @ Organik Musik Workz by Ben Horton 
Steph Brown Rhodes and Piano recorded @ The Lab by Olly Harmer 

Production by Isaac Aesili @ Ariki International 
Mixed @ Red Bull Studio Auckland by Ben Lawson and Isaac Aesili 
Mastered by Kelly Hibbert

Dose

Car Racer

Space Echo - The mystery behind the Cosmic Sound of Cabo Verde finally revealed!

In the spring of 1968 a cargo ship was getting ready to leave the port of Baltimore with an important shipment of musical instruments. Its final destination was Rio De Janeiro, where the EMSE Exhibition (Exposição Mundial Do Son Eletrônico) was going to be held. 

It was the first expo of its kind to take place in the southern hemisphere and many of the leading companies in the field of electronic music were involved. Rhodes, Moog, Farfisa, Hammond and Korg, just to name a few, were all eager to present their newest synthesisers and other gadgets to a growing and promising South American market, spearheaded by Brazil and Colombia.

The ship with the goods set sail on the 20th of March on a very calm morning and disappeared from the radar on the very same day.

One can only imagine the surprise of the villagers of Cachaço, on the Sao Nicolau island of Cabo Verde, when a few months later they woke up and found a ship stranded in their fields, in the middle of nowhere, 8 km from the sea. 
After consulting with the village elders, the locals had decided to open the containers to see what was inside but the news had travelled fast and before they knew it, colonial police had already arrived and secured the area. 

Portuguese scientists and physicians were ordered to the scene; and after weeks of thorough studies and research, it was concluded that the ship had fallen from the sky. One of the less plausible theories was that it might have fallen from a Russian military air carrier. The locals joked that the government had wasted their tax money again on a useless exercise, as a simple look at the crater generated by the impact could explain the phenomena. “No need for Portuguese rocket science to explain this!” they laughed. 

What the villagers didn’t know, was that traces of cosmic particles were discovered on the boat. The bow of the ship showed traces of extreme heat, very similar to traces found on meteors, suggesting that the ship had penetrated the hemisphere at high speed. That theory also didn't make sense as such an impact would have reduced the ship to dust. Mystery penetrated the event.  

Finally, a team of welders arrived to open the containers and the whole village waited impatiently. The atmosphere, which had been filled with joy and excitement, quickly gave way to astonishment. Hundreds of boxes conjured, all containing keyboards and other instruments which they had never seen before: and all useless in an area devoid of electricity. Disappointment was palpable. The goods were temporarily stored in the local church and the women of the village had insisted a solution be found before Sunday mass. 

It is said that charismatic anti-colonial leader Amílcar Cabral had ordered for the instruments to be distributed equally in places that had access to electricity, which placed them mainly in schools.
This distribution was best thing that could have happened - keyboards found fertile grounds in the hands of curious children, born with an innate sense of rhythm and these children picked up instruments that were easy to use and would become instrumental for modernising local rhythms such as Mornas, Coladeras and the highly danceable music style called Funaná, banned by the Portuguese colonial rulers until 1975 probably due to the fact that it was too sexy!

Observation was made that the children who came into contact with the instruments found on the ship had prodigious capabilities to understand music and learn instruments. One of them was the musical genius Paulino Vieira who by the end of the 70s would become the country´s most important music arranger. 

8 out of the 15 songs presented in this compilation had been recorded with the backing of the band Voz de Cabo Verde lead by Paulino Vieira, the mastermind behind the creation and the promulgation of what is known today as “The Cosmic Sound of Cabo Verde”. 




GET THE RECORD

Dia Ja Manche  - Dionisio Maio (Leave a comment for Dionisio, tell him how much you love his song !)

Mam Yinne Wa

THE STORM (Rare Silk Edit)

For full info click here:
http://www.musicamacondo.com/2019/03/premiere-guts-daddy-sweet-feat-pat-ka/

Philantropiques

Premiere: Guts - Daddy Sweet Feat. Pat Kalla

 Taken from Gilles Peterson 6 Music show. 

Nominated for Best Track of 2012 - World Wide Awards.

http://www.gillespetersonworldwide.com/worldwide-awards-2013-new-acts-announced-public-vote/


Produced & Arranged by Theo Parrish and Andrew Ashong
Drums - Andrew Ashong
Percussion - Andrew Ashong
Acoustic Guitar - Andrew Ashong
Fender Rhodes - Andrew Ashong
Arp Synth Bass - Theo Parrish
Slap Bass - Andrew Ashong

Flowers- Andrew Ashong & Theo Parrish

Available on Analog Africa No.13 - The Skeletal Essences of Afro Funk
Release date: April 30th

Ecoute ma Melodie - Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou

Taken from the album 'Power Punch' released on Brownswood Recordings 8th April 2013.

Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/sunken-wrecks/id624656443?i=624656738

Greedbag: http://brownswoodrecordings.greedbag.com/buy/power-punch/

Bandcamp: http://brownswoodrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/power-punch-2

Amazon: http://www.amazon.fr/Sunken-Wrecks/dp/B00C10MA2I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1369841272&s=dmusic&sr=1-1

Buy from Amazon UK

Owiny Sigoma Band - Sunken Wrecks

Ngaminke

Teka Music is home to Spoek Mathambo; Laliboi; Batuk; Vukazithathe; Deepak Choppaz; Blacswet; Kitsuko; Fantasma; AfroJazzGiants and more

For live or bookings/remixes/features contact: spoekspoek@gmail.com

Fantasma - Sefty Belt feat. serpentwithfeet

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