Global Funk

09 Years of Feedasoul

Une Conversation à Poile

Spiritual II (part 15)

Father Time

I Believe in Miracles

I Believe in Miracles (Broken Party Animal Mix)

Download link: https://oscilator.bandcamp.com/album/your-love

Jo Bisso - Your Love (FWH Dirty Vinyl Edit)

Aged in Harmony - You're a Melody

Inspired by Addison Groove's 2017 record "Changa", I wanted to make a mix that followed it's powerful punch of funky, fun detroit housey bursts encased in darker afro/minimal techno beats...not sure if I accomplished that goal but was bopping along to this mix yesterday so I thought I might as well share the love. Enjoy and thanks for the listen;)

Tracklist:~
The Magic In Threes - Beatin' Tha Breaks (Fouk Remix)
Samba De La Muerte - OK!
Hunee - Rare Happiness
Zepherin Saint - One Sound
Basti Grub - Hinter Den Hecken
Marcelo Cura - Doi Doi (Original Mix)
Addison Groove - Maruno
Addison Groove - Changa
Addison Groove - Shango
Andhim - Amene (Radio Edit)
Cuartero & German Brigante - El Gringo (Original Mix)

Changa Mix (feat. Addison Groove, Fouk, Hunee, Andhim, Zepherin Saint,..)

Watchin Out

Today Is the Day (Linkwood Chop)

Meet Me On The Corner is taken from the album ‘Orange Whip’ which was BBC 6 Music’s Album of The Day on its release. A pounding beat beefed up by bass, guitar and brass, propels forward while ‘Ríoghnach Connolly’ (pronounced Rainer) sings lyrics that could be straight out of the playground, but suggest something a little deeper.

Here is a remix from the legends of funky house music, ‘Crazy P’ with both vocal and dub versions. Turning Honeyfeet’s latest opus into a straight up soulful disco monster by ‘Hot Toddy’ and ‘Ron Basejam’, with Rioghnach’s rasping vocals playfully meandering over crisp beats and trademark live bass.

Wah Wah 45s:
https://soundcloud.com/wahwah45s
http://www.wahwah45s.com

Crazy P:
https://soundcloud.com/crazyp

Order

PREMIERE: Honeyfeet - Meet Me On The Corner (Crazy P Remix)[Wah Wah 45s]

Chewy Rubs - Bo Fo (teaser)

Stratos Bleu

It Ain't Working

Celebrating all styles of contemporary jazz from a myriad of fresh, exciting talents within the Lowlands, Super-Sonic Jazz Records is proud to announce its first label compilation featuring some of the finest, and diverse jazz, and jazz-influenced tracks from the scene’s very best. Super-Sonic Family Vol.1 directly follows up the sold-out Super-Sonic Jazz Festival that took place at Amsterdam’s Paradiso late last year, and is the culmination of years of dedicated work throwing events, and releasing records.

The thirteen-track compilation as compiled by KC The Funkaholic and brothers Vincent and Siemen Tenzers — the central figures behind Super-Sonic Jazz — is a snapshot of the rising jazz scene in the Netherlands, featuring a strong assortment of styles and practises, all built around a central jazz ethos. It’s a local breed of talent that has been fostered and championed by the Super-Sonic family for several years now, and with the compilation they’ve captured the Joie de vivre of the refreshed youthfulness that has been shaping the area’s musical direction. From housier beats, to fast tempos and smooth grooves with global sounds, the variety of styles and practises shows how the different communities and artists — whether they be established or fully recognised —have managed to build bridges between themselves through a strong connection the unorthodox rhythms and dark arts of soulful, and beat-driven jazz.

Featured on the record of the sounds of several producers, including local soulful beat-maker Planty Herbs, Rhythm Section producer Duke Hugh who brings a touch of cinematic percussion with an impassioned danceable gem, plus Rotterdam’s very own Ranie Ribeiro, aka. Ranie Ribeiro who channels energy from Cape Verde with some harp-heavy dancefloor sounds. Served up also is a smooth variety of extremely prodigious instrumentation; keys-man and Cinematic Orchestra alumni Dominic J Marshall splashes out with a blissful Rhodes jam, Super Sonic’s very own GreyHeads unleash their own re-interpretation of drum & bass, soul music, while Arp Frique’s Djosa lays down some instrumental, exotic jazz, boogie disco. In addition, renowned muso Trian Kayhatu is on board with some straight-up future soul, Son Swagga sets down some psychedelic jazz fusion, and Dominic J Marshall collaborator Glenn Gaddum Jr., aka, one of the Netherlands’ best bass players, bring a touch of class, with his effortless and dreamy music.

What started out as a series of events and shows at Paradiso has now gone on to become one of the most prolific hubs for jazz in the Netherlands. The label has gone on to bridge gaps between classic and modern scenes by re-releasing long lost gems alongside releases from the some of the scene’s newest, underground talents. Alongside the festival, the Super-Sonic Family compilation is just the latest step in the their development, and an important benchmark in the region’s jazz legacy.

B1 | Djosa - Amazone

Named after the Sun Ra’s acclaimed record from 1956, Super-Sonic Jazz is the label and event series run by Dutchman Kees Heus. Having already established Super-Sonic Jazz as one the leading nights for jazz, soul, African grooves and more at Amsterdam club Paradiso, it was inevitable Heus would take the next step, in releasing music to share with the community. To date, Super-Sonic Jazz has played host to a plethora of talents from across the world, with hip-swaggering style, and electronic-meets- rhythmic, soulful grooves. If you wanted to see Moses Sumney, Moses Boyd, or the Robert Glasper Experiment, then Paradiso is the place to be.

Prior to Super-Sonic Jazz, Heus was responsible for Kindred Spirits, the Paradiso night and Rush Hour distributed label that specialised in unearthing and sharing the wildest bohemian talents from the Netherlands -- including the likes of Jungle By Night, Rednose Distrikt, and Kid Sublime -- along with records by cult international talents, and a select bunch of sought-after re-issues. Kindred Spirits became the global seal of approval for anything that was authentic, soulful, and slamming, and serves as the perfect platform for what Super-Sonic Jazz has, and will become.

Referring back to Sun Ra, who was responsible for the record from which the label is named after, Heus states; “His music and philosophy is a big inspiration, always pushing the boundaries of music.” This philosophy is something constantly running through Super-Sonic Jazz. From the eclectic output, and styles, to the attention to detail and love for honesty, and love for the music, Super-Sonic Jazz is a true testament to one of the Netherland's most discerning of selectors. With select classic, epochal, and era-defining re-issues, to new and progressive, soul and jazz cuts primed for the modern listener, Super-Sonic Jazz is a true taste-maker's label.

B1 | Djosa - Amazone

Super-Sonic Records

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