wonderful sound and feel - love these vocals and the saw especially

Jazz/Funk/Soul/Disco/Pop/Reggae

Saxon lee & The Shadows international: Mind your buisness ( Dj Julien Lebrun edit)

What´s a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon? One option is to drive out of town to the beach and hang out with your friends. Crank up the volume of your car stereo and enjoy your own music selection while sipping beers and puffing joints.

Now imagine this scenario in a sub-saharan African metropolis of today. Add a bit of a traffic jam before you reach the beach, think of car stereos that blast out selections of Afro House, Kuduro, Kizomba and African Rap. And soon you are close to the vibe that Daniel Haaksman´s new single "Sabado" is all about. It´s a lazy, laid back uptempo track that puts the listener to an imaginary car park party on an African city beach front. It features the mighty guitar licks of Colombia´s Bulldozer, but has an allover South-African feel to it. Yes, Paul Simon´s "Graceland" is an influence here, but also all the hot new house track that comes out of South Africa and the Portuguese speaking African countries such as Angola and Moçambique. Thus the tune is called "Sabado", Portuguese for "Saturday". 

 DJ support by Switch, Crookers, Uproot Andy, Poirier, Toy Selectah, Round Table Knights, So Shifty, DJ Sabo, Shir Khan and many more!

Buy it also from here:


http://www.amazon.com/Sabado-Daniel-Haaksman/dp/B00TH4FB90
http://www.amazon.de/Sabado-Daniel-Haaksman/dp/B00TGRD0M8
https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Daniel_Haaksman_Sabado?id=Baqereucgzb2h6tvmmui77sitka
https://play.spotify.com/album/45GP7wXXoF4Ki9vHUT02fr
http://boomkat.com/downloads/1212258-daniel-haaksman-sabado
http://www.junodownload.com/products/daniel-haaksman-bulldozer-sabado/2706176-02/
https://bleep.com/release/57340-daniel-haaksman-sabado 

Watch the video here:
http://youtu.be/EOadYwu3Lio

Sabado ft. Bulldozer

Sabado feat. Los Bulldozer

from the upcoming album Oddisee "The Good Fight" (5/5)
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-good-fight/id969829649

In a landscape overrun with abstract indulgence and shallow trend-chasers, the Prince George’s County, Maryland artist Oddisee has created 'The Good Fight', a record that reminds you that it’s music before it’s hip-hop. Due May 5th on Mello Music Group, it’s for the fans and for himself. It finds the musical heavyweight balancing between craft, career, and successfully growing into the world around him. Stream the first single, "That's Love".

Album Description:
Oddisee makes music that rattles in your bone marrow. It’s imbued with love, honesty, and selflessness. It’s virtuosic in its musicality, direct in its language, and infinitely relatable.
 
In a landscape overrun with abstract indulgence and shallowtrend-chasers, the Prince George’s County, Maryland artist has created “The Good Fight,” a record that reminds you that it’s music before it’s hip-hop. Released on Mello Music Group, it’s for the fans and for himself. It finds the musical heavyweight balancing between craft, career, and successfully growing into the world around him.
 
For Oddisee, “The Good Fight” is about living fully as a musician without succumbing to the traps of hedonism, avarice, and materialism. It’s about not selling out and shilling for a paycheck, while still being aware that this is a business requiring compromise and collaboration.
 
It’s music that yields an intangible feeling: the sacral sound of an organ whine, brass horns, or a cymbal crash. It’s not necessarily the syllables, but rather what they evoke. A song like “That’s Love” is more than a declaration; it’s a meditation on our capacity to love and the bonds binding us together. Ambition and greed war with our sense of propriety. “Contradiction’s Maze” offers a list of paradoxes we all face (“I want to tell the truth when it hurts/but when it comes to me, I want the blow softened.”)
 
Oddisee’s production simmers in its own orchestral gumbo. You sense he’s really a jazzman in different form, inhabiting the spirit of Roy Ayers and other past greats.  The Fader’s compared him to a musical MC Escher, calling hailing his “grandiose and symphonic sound” and “relevant relatable messages.” Pitchfork praised his “eclectic soulful boom-bap.”
 
“The Good Fight” acknowledges the stacked odds, but refuses to submit.
 
It’s both universal and personal. The child of a Sudanese immigrant highlights the rigors of his own upbringing: his pregnant mother working the register until she was about to burst, his pops’ shuttered diner that couldn’t survive Reaganomics—the one that Oddisee drives past every time he returns home, just to remind him how quickly the world can turn bad.
 
It’s these minor details that add into something major. It’s testament to the indelible nature of art: when you can turn what you love into something that lasts.


Oddisee - That's Love

June 23rd marks the arrival of the long-awaited proper reissue of Amara Toure’s groundbreaking Afro-latin studio works captured between 1973 and 1980. Analog Africa has prepared a special gatefold double LP version on 140g vinyl, encompassing the three singles he recorded under the Black and White ensemble between 1973 and 1976 along with the highly coveted Orchestre Massako group’s stunning 1980 LP Accompagné Par L’Orchestre Massako. This is the entire known works of the mystic composer and it is stated in the press that after he recorded Accompagné Par L’Orchestre Massako, he would never been seen again and his whereabouts are unknown to this day. Breaking ground out of the rich legacy and musician development system Dakar, Senegal, producer Ibra Kasseì created, the origins of Ibra’s movement begins in the late ’50s when fusion music around the world was beginning to stretch outside of sketch forms. Cuban styles of son montuno and patchanga were infused with local folk traditions and modern instrumentation of each successive generation, producing a hybrid of West African and Caribbean music that is intoxicating and hypnotic in every rhythm, harmony and overtone. Senegal was buzzing with new creativity through the ’60s and beyond, met with an array of highly advanced musicians and visionaries. Nightlife music for those that wanted something beyond the radio hits and presented with a passionate essence that connected many people in the region of the time.

Amara Toure was brought up in a progressive movement unlike any other and by the time he was able to head his own groups and record his own content from the experience he gained networking with Ibra Kassei, African music had finally hit a global scale. When you open up the lid on the musicians who never made it outside of the regions known for strong music activity, an overwhelming list of artists come up and there is no question that Amara Toure ranks amongst the top of these creators. Originally from Guinea-Conakry, Amara Toure remained underground and raw during his tenure producing records, creating some of the most earth-shattering grooves and harmonies from any West African artist ever. To have his works in one album from the exceptional team at Analog Africa is a dream come true, updating pre-existing copies of originals that run in the triple digit numbers amongst hardcore collectors and doing a great job at preserving the analog warmth of the originals. The singles material was recorded in Cameroon while the 1980 content was done in Libreville, Gabon. Absolutely breathtaking guitar, percussion and horn heavy music that is timeless without question. For the vinyl junkies, this one has been pressed on deluxe gatefold double LP as a 140-gram vinyl and is presented in four-color screenprinted covers and also comes with a screenprinted poster. Limited edition to 1,500 copies, so order now if you want to secure a vinyl copy as these will surely run out quickly. Analog Africa does various reprints on back catalog titles out of print but these are never announced ahead of time. One can only hope they will run multiple campaigns for these prints as this music is too good for words.

Get it HERE

Salamouti  - Amara Touré et l´Orchestre Massako

College Feat. Nola Wren - Save The Day (Maethelvin Remix)
Summer is here !

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College feat. Nola Wren - Save The Day (Maethelvin Remix)

It's not every day we get to feature psych-tinged post-rock epics on Debuts, but today is thankfully one of those days. "Momento Mono" is, for want of a better word, enormous. No boring intros here: right from the off it's all clatter and skronk, like walking into the practise room of a free jazz band in full hyperkinetic swing. The similarly grandiose imagery in Jacek Zmarz's video – timelapsed cosmos, ancient rituals and, er, swimming dogs – only reinforce the sense of awe.

The trio are seemingly aware of how easy it is to get lost tumbling through the jam after a while; it could easily sprawl out into the Can / Battles realm. Instead, they opt to pull the rug out around the halfway mark, landing a huge hook. The hard-edged organ stabs, booming drum fills and sense of careening acceleration continue until, finally, all falls down.

II will see release in the Autumn on Repeat Until Death.

Time Is A Mountain "Memento Mono" – Boiler Room Debuts

1973 afro-cuban sounds from enigmatic Guinean percussionist/singer Amara Touré on Frankfurt-based label Analog Africa.

Read more: http://www.stampthewax.com/2015/06/30/premiere-amara-toure-temedy/

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Premiere: Amara Touré - Temedy

Been working all day? Been sweating all week? Time to throw down the hammer and have a dansi time! 

In the spotlights: The irresistible dance music coming out of East Africa! Kenyan Benga, Congolese Rumba's, Muziki Wa Dansi from Tanzania, they all have something in common: Untamable Hi-hat samurai's, tireless guitar terriers, scattering songbirds forming a tidal wave of uplifting dance music. 

Umoja picked some their favorite songs & elements and went for a session to add some Umoja flavours. Keeping a wide range of tempo's and moods, there should be something for all your moves and moments. Put on your brightest socks, sprinkle some glitters and join the Dansi! 

Much love, 
Umoja

Download & Support

Les Mangelepa - N'kimba (Umoja Edit)

Orchestre Black Santiago & Vincent Ahehehinou: " Best Woman"

vinyl 45 release on march 4th 2016. limited edition to 300 copies. 

Buy here 
UK : 
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/magdy-el-hossainy-music-de-carnaval/604036-01/
http://honestjons.com/shop/artist/Magdy_El_Hossainy/release/Music_De_Carnaval
http://fatcity.co.uk/magdy-el-hossainy-music-de-carnival
http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/view/136002
http://www.jazzmanrecords.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=magdy

GERMANY : 
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FRANCE :
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http://www.betinos.com/disque/3084

NEDERLAND : 
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ITALIA : 
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Magdy el Hossainy - Music De Carnaval

This is an edit inspired by a fantastic track from Edmony Krater called Chimin Spirit, originally released on the album "Tijan Pou Velo" recorded in France in 1988. 

A few limited 12" vinyl copies are available for sale. Message here or drop us an email pull8up@gmail.com to order.

EDMONY KRATER - CHIMIN SPIRIT (Xav Roots edit)

Reissue of ultra rare 7" from cult Orchestre Rail Band with:
- ”Moko Diolo" on side A, a beautiful long trippy deep afro jazz with very funky rhythms sections, great garage sounding guitar and fantastic hypnotic voices!
- “Tama Diyara Mali Deun La" on B side is a massive funky afro track with killer sax solo. For sure a real crowd shaker with killer breaks. 

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Along with the Bembeya Jazz or Orchestra Baobab, the Rail Band of Bamako is one of the most prolific bands in all of West Africa. This legendary orchestra has launched, among others, the careers of Salif Keita, Mory Kanté and Djélimady Tounkara and has bequeathed in just fifteen years one of the most important work in Malian and West African music.

Encouraged by his superiors at the Ministry of Transport, the station master Aly Diallo, remarkable multi-instrumentalist is charged with developing a modern and eclectic band to animate the Buffet of the station.
Named the Orchestre Rail Band du Buffet Hôtel de la gare de Bamako, the orchestra is officially created in October 1969 under the leadership of conductor, saxophonist and trumpeter Tidiani Koné, an outstanding and unsung musician who was both a griot and a jazzman. Nicknamed the “Malian Miles Davis”, Tidiani Koné embodies by itself the wonderful modernity and adaptability of Malian music. His idea was to bring Malian music out of what he felt was the dead-end cycle of Afro-Cuban and European imitations. He also was the first to understand that Salif Keita’s voice was pure gold and did not miss the chance to recruit the young albino singer.

The Rail Band was established to « explore and propel the Mandingo repertoire in order to aim at the neo-classicism of the African chanson ». In combining Mandingo and Bambara folklore, Congolese rumba, and American Rhythm’n’Blues with French Pop and hints of Calypso, the orchestra’s sound became the soundtrack of a golden decade in Mali’s music from 1970 to the early 1980s and paved the way for numerous West African orchestras to follow.

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GG7-004 | Orchestre Rail Band de Bamako "Tamadiara"

Kenya Special : Volume Two is available to pre order on Soundway Records now. 

Direct: http://smarturl.it/KenyaSpecial2Direct
Digital: http://smarturl.it/KenyaSpecial2

Lulus Band - I Can Feel It

Taarab doublesider killer! Harambe with it's insane R&B groove riff, flip it and you have the crazy liverpool track. Originally from mid 60s aimed for the growing tourism in Mombasa and it's regions. Both tracks officially licensed on our inhouse label. Comes in tasty Afro7 sleeve with original label design. Head over to afro7.net READ THE FULL STORY and get your copy today!

Harambe / Liverpool

Mac & Party Harambe / Liverpool - New Afro7 single!

Album "Isle Of Magic" LP/CD/DIGI // Agogo Records/!K7

Vocals – Anthony Joseph
Vibraphone,  Marimba – Pasquale Mirra 
Piano [Prepared Piano] – Alex Trebo
Double  Bass – Salvatore Lauriola 
Percussions – Danilo Mineo, Lorenzo Gasperoni
Drums - Andrea Benini

Arranged and Produced by Andrea Benini  
Mixed by Mo Stern, Andrea Benini 
Mastered by Kelly Hibbert 
Artwork by Gianni Rossi
Released By Agogo Records 4/3/2013
AR 029 LP

*iTunes: ‪http://bit.ly/10mOen3‬
*Amazon: ‪http://amzn.to/17KS6OT‬
*Juno Records: ‪http://bit.ly/ZwKADT‬

*The Sunday Times*
“Breathtaking, simply breathtaking. The most exhilarating cross-border raid since the Ethiopian composer Mulatu Astatke teamed up 
with that wayward London collective the Heliocentrics. Hallucinogenic.”

*The Financial Times*
“Mop Mop conjure an impeccably retro island retreat for themselves and for an array of friends. 4/5 stars”

*Mojo Magazine*
“Martial rhythms, spooky grooves and out-there atmosphere make this a spirited, spellbinding set. Put that in your gris-gris. 4/4 stars”

*The Crack Magazine*
(Album Of The Month)
“An organic, percussion-led contemporary world jazz masterpiece”

www.mopmop.com 
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180gr Vinyl

Mop Mop - Heritage Feat. Anthony Joseph - low res 96kbps

"Forever wading through a sea of noise to find musical diamond."

Both into the danceable styles as the home listening kinds of electronic-leaning music. 

Extra kudo's for those with outstanding production skills and heightened sense of musicality.

The In Sound From Way Out 

Residents: @aaronl_dj ≈ @original-hp ≈ @miazs-1 ≈ @peachystw ≈ @rosie-ama-cain ≈

Premiere: Amara Touré - Temedy

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