Introduction to "Bird of Paris" by PUBLIQuartet - Changing Night with PUBLIQuartet and The Mighty Third Rail

First EP from Turzi's new album "C", out now !
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"Condor EP" available now : https://recordmakers.com/album/condor-ep-93 

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Turzi - Condor (Moodoïd Remix)

Here are a few preview tracks from my album Nine Pin, to be released in May 2016.

Little Pink

original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDTXljIqxRE


Be Thankful For What You Got (William De Vaughn Cover)

Les Sourdes Oreilles (The Deaf Ears), is the next generation analog cinematic music from the 21 century. Following the sound of 70's cinematic jazz funk, this first 300 X 12" from Cosmic Analog Ensemble is the new My Bags emergency hammer glass breaker. 

Designed like a 70's movie soundtrack Graal, with the perfect hijacking artwork of Jerk 45, the album is a future now crate digging target. Built like a narrative scenario, scene after scene, each composition deploys his uniqueness, from the explosives intense actions of "Camille 3000", moments of suspence with "Sol Sur Sol" to running chase on "En Faction" and flying panoramic views of "Point De Bascule"... the compositions are depicting a rich range of situations, moods and intrigue. 

Brilliantly composed, produced and interprated by Charif Megarbane, playing himself all instruments, track after track, each song is a one man piece of art. 
Chiseled drum breaks, evocative bass and stirring melodies are a part of a bigger plan, sprinkled with subtle sound effects. 

"Les Sourdes Oreilles" is a long artisanal goldsmith work, cooking occidental classic jazz funk tradition into an afro oriental kitchen. It's what make this release so awesome, unique and necessary to our deaf ears. 

This is a heavy rare groove material. 
As you can imagine looking to the cover, this is all about legendary cinematic jazz funk, in the continuum of US, italian and french composers of the 70's like François de Roubaix, Piero Piccioni, David Axelrod, Piero Umiliani, Galt Mcdermot, Alain Goraguer, Janko Nilovic... 

The red translucid vinyl comes with a A2 (59,4x42cm) poster dedicated to the artwork and its autor Jerk 45. A nice way to give an extra life to a beatutifull cover. And it will be like this for all the next records to come! 
It's never too late for intemporal music, just if there's no more copies for sale!

Les Sourdes Oreilles

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Exclusive Premiere: Cosmic Analog Ensemble "S'Aventurer" (My Bags)

J— by low fem.

...

© 2017 Snake Family

...

lyrics

There was,
There was a night 
I spent waiting for you.
Cadillac.
Cadillac
Headlight.

Nothing is left
in California.
Come again.
Come again.
Come again.

So if you don’t take me home, 
I’m alone at the side of the road.

And you won’t yell
If I don’t tell
That’s it’s true - 
You do you.

Nobody knew, we keep it so safe. 
One penny shoe across a carpet.
Me/you: the thought that maybe one day.
When you’re coming down, you’re in your coattails… 

No more
Heat.

Then you
Shut out the light 
That you traded for me.
Come again
Cadillac
Headlight.

There’s a thing,
There’s a thing that you do,
And I’ll tell it to you -
Oo but I can’t say now!

He’s a king
In a kingdom for two -
Yeah well maybe for you.

So you don’t take me home, 
Cuz you know that’s not the road.

And you won’t yell
If I don’t tell
That’s it’s true - 
You do you.

Nobody knew, we keep it so safe. 
One penny shoe across a carpet.
Me/you: the thought that maybe one day.
When you’re coming down, you’re in your coattails -
In the motel.

No more.

And I’ll sell you tale of a boy and a man.
Why do you do
What you do?

J—

Recorded entirely on vintage analogue recording equipment packed into a disused garage in Leeds, the LP features the vocal talents of Gospel-inspired Soul singer Rachel Modest. Taken from The Magnificent Tape Band's forthcoming debut LP “The Subtle Art Of Distraction”, 'Danger' lays down an ominous groove with tuff hooks and a powerful vocal performance from Rachel Modest. 

The Magnificent Tape Band are the alter egos of ATA Records founders Neil Innes & Pete Williams, who were the creative driving force behind the debut album by The Sorcerers, for which they wrote and produced all the tracks as well as contributing bass and guitar performances. Sheffield born, Rachel Modest developed her unique vocal ability within the churches and gospel choirs of her local community. Now based in Leeds, she has developed a powerful and soulful vocal style that takes inspiration from artists such as Madeleine Bell, Dee Dee Warwick, Dusty Springfield and at times delivers a performance that resembles the falsetto of The Delfonics' William Hart.

Taking inspiration from the more abstract end of the Soul spectrum that has been a richly tapped vein for Hip-Hop producers, The Magnificent Tape Band aim to create an evocative tapestry of sound that pulls together Psychedelic Soul with British Library Music to create a distinctly dramatic sounding record. Recorded on original '60s equipment, using vintage instruments, "The Subtle Art Of Distraction" immediately brings to mind the more experimental Psychedelic Soul records of the late '60s and early '70s by incorporating a driving clavinet, loping drums, swirling organ, and vintage Mellotron alongside Rachel Modest's ethereal and powerful vocals.

The record is definitely one to watch out for if you're a fan of the Big Crown Records catalogue, The Sorcerers, Mulatu Astatke, or any form of Soul-inspired Hip-Hop.

“The Subtle Art Of Distraction” releases physically & digitally May 25, 2018 on ATA Records

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The Subtle Art Of Distraction

Exclusive Premiere: The Magnificent Tape Band "Danger" (ATA Records)

Nat Birchall comes together with dub master, multi-instrumentalist Al Breadwinner Redfern and legendary Jamaican trombonist Vin Gordon for a heavenly 10-track voyage of instrumental Roots Reggae. Read more @ https://wp.me/p471L0-8Yg

Nat Birchall &  Al Breadwinner -In The Hills (TS Premiere)

From Cochemea's debut album, All My Relations, out now on Daptone Records.

LP/CD /Digital:
http://dapt.one/Cochemea 

Cochemea Gastelum is coming home to connect with his roots. After nearly 15 years of touring the world with Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings, the saxophonist offers a deeply personal album of jazz and indigenous-influenced rhythms. All My Relations is 10 tracks of mesmerizing and spiritually ascendant instrumentation.

A California native with Yaqui and Mescalero Apache Indian ancestry, Cochemea grew up surrounded by music - both his parents were musicians, and they gave their son a heavy name meaning “they were all killed asleep.” Cochemea has spent much of his diverse musical career – as a soloist, musical director, composer and ensemble player – exploring and iterating on roots music, and All My Relations is a capstone meditation on his own ancestry.

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All My Relations

Cochemea - Al-Mu'tasim

Atlantic Oscillations

Is It Your Intention

Featuring Justin Vernon, Jenny Lewis, and Channy Leaneagh.
From the album 'Sorry You Couldn't Make It'. 
Released on Joyful Noise Recordings & Pioneer Works Press.

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Sorry You Couldn't Make It

Audio

Swamp Dogg - Sleeping Without You Is A Dragg

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