on repeat!!! 
This is what we WANT……..name ⚡️🙏🏾

Anyone got an ID for this one? (After Bastien Carrara - Summa Breez and before L.M.Y.E. - Cali 76.) Thanks!

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Funkineven

Epic Vinyls from Brazil aka. DJ Contracapa, a Danish musicologist and huge Brazilian music fanatic, presents his first mixtape for The Lake. For an hour he takes us through the emotional depths of samba/bossa, afro brazilian, haunting vocals and spiritual songs, all collected over the last 15 years during many travels to Brazil.


Tracklist:
1 · João Gilberto: Na Baixa do Sapateiro. Polydor, 1973. Written by A. Barroso.

2 · Dorival Caymmi & Ary Barroso: Na Baixa do Sapateiro. Odeon, 1974. Written by A. Barroso.

3 · Arthur Verocai: Sylvia. Luv n’ Haight - US Re-issue, 2003 (1972). Written by A. Verocai.

4 · The Lotus Sound: Das 200 para Lá. Parlophone, 1972. Written by J. Nogueira.

5 · Beth Carvalho feat. Taiquara & Quinteto Villa Lobos: Cavaleiro Andante. EMI Odeon, 1968. Written by E. Souto, A. Medeiros.

6 · Antonio Carlos & Jocafi: Dona da Casa. Som Livre, 1974. Written by A. Carlos, Jocafi.

7 · Antonio Carlos & Jocafi: Glorioso Santo Antonio, RCA, 1978. Written by A. Carlos, Jocafi.

8 · Caetano Veloso: Lua de São Jorge. Philips, 1979. Written by C. Veloso.

9 · Os Incríveis: Vendedor de Bananas. RCA, 1976. Written by J. Ben.

10 · Astrud Gilberto: Zazueira. Phonic, 1977. Written by J. Ben.

11 · Gal Costa: Minha Estrela É Do Oriente (Tindoró Dindinha). Philips, 1977. Written by J. Ben.

12 · Tam… Tam… Tam…: Nãnã Inborô. Trunk Records - UK re-issue 2014 (1958). Written by José Prates.

13 · Os Carbonos: Imagine. Magazine, 1978. Written by J. Lennon.

14 · Belchior: Todo Sujo de Baton. GEL Continental, 1986. Written by Belchior.

15 · Azymuth: Melô da Cuica. Som Livre, 1975. Written by J. R. Bertrami, A. Malheiros.

MIXTAPE: Epic vinyls from Brazil #1

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Henry Keen - 70's Baby
Recorded in London
Made w/ Love & Admiration
500 Copies
Distributed via Rubadub & Halcyon
Maddjazz Recordings
Brooklyn, NY

MJR002 - Henry Keen - 70's Baby (Sampler)

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We welcome New York based DJ and producer GE-OLOGY on board for the 48th edition of the Phonica Mix Series.

Full feature and interview on Off The Record: bit.ly/PhonicaMix48

GE-OLOGY MIX - "HERITAGE HEAT" (HEAVY DIGS FOR THE PEOPLE)

Good news. We reached out to @hysteric from Melbourne, Australia for a guest mix and he came through huge! Enjoy this total burner of a session and be sure to spend some time over on his Bandcamp afterward, it's filled the brim with absolute gems: https://hysteric-edits.bandcamp.com/

Unfortunately there's no track-list this time. Thanks for understanding!

Pacific Spirit No. 54 | Hysteric

Bridging the gap between japanese jazz legend, Toshio Matsura and Syrian Dabke King, Omar Souleyman was no mean feat. Initially I was at a loss of how to approach it, but after digging deep into the vaults, I suprised myself by how much music I'd amassed from the Maghreb and the Levant over years of collecting, travelling, collaborating and listening.
This mix, just under 2.5 hours, hopefully does justice to the great man who took the stage after I'd finished, to hundreds of screaming fans. 
It was an incredibly diverse night, and an amazing sight to see Syrian, Lebanese and african diaspora getting down together with the ravers under one roof.

extra thanks to Danny Vak for the last minute digi top up ;) x
Hope you enjoy.

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Frozen in time over four decades this 1984 “cyclic incantation” combines electroacoustics, grazed euphoria, industrial aesthetics, sampled salvage and recycled mechanic folk to score a widely revered dystopian physical theatre performance from the UK’s hugely influential Impact Theatre Co-Operative. From a seminal post-punk art-action faction (formed in a Leeds warehouse space alongside Gang Of Four and The Mekons), this apocalyptic prophecy not only cracked avant-garde stage boundaries but provided a captive audience with stunning set design and an incredible broken-music soundtrack before its swan song amidst Poland’s 1986 power plant panic. From the sonic workbench of the very same bedsit-Situationists that created the haunting 1983 music to The Moomins TV animation comes the eventual isolated music release to this pioneering theatrical spectacle of truly mythical status.

The Carrier Frequency (1984) was a legendary stage work that emerged from the collaboration between the influential performance company Impact Theatre Co-Operative and cult novelist Russel Hoban. The incantation of Hoban’s text voiced in the broken verbiage of a post-apocalyptic broken language and the entranced physicality of Impact’s ritualistic performance in a pool of cold dark water printed deeply on those who witnessed it. It reached an impassioned crescendo on the rising score by Graeme Miller and Steve Shill who also performed in the work. The music exploited samples from Hoban’s own recordings of the shortwave radio broadcasts which he tuned in as he wrote, helping him order the green phosphorescent letters on the screen of his Apple computer. Shill and Miller mirrored Hoban’s channelling in their approach to making the score, following the notion that this was the broadcast of some Central Eurasian radio station doomed forever to circulate fragments of static interlaced with desultory public information broadcasts and “The Record”, its only surviving fragment of a lost culture. The score was forged on an 8-track tape recorder sandwiching harmonium and accordion with the output of a digital delay machine that could trap and fragments of audio to be triggered and manually pitched. It is a knowingly crude montage where samples denote fragmentation itself and their reassembly, like Frankenstein’s monster, shows the stitches that join the stolen body parts.

More info: https://smarturl.it/thecarrierfrequency

The Carrier Frequency

Graeme Miller & Steve Shill - A Long Paleness

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A Blowout Comb Dispatch with folarinistired @ The Lot Radio 11 - 06 - 2020

It's smooth and soulful hip hop and jazz selections with Kira Robin for the full 60. Music from Orion Sun, MF Doom, and Westside Gunn all feature on the tracklist - Sunday morning flavours from front to back.

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