Name: It Was a Musical Thing, and You Were Supposed to Dance or Sing or Whatever . . . by Tarik Omar
Duration: 15 min 16 s
Description: Taken from a live recording made with my side project "benji & tea" recorded on March 8th, 2013

Goosebumps. This has taken me far away...i nearly forgot where i was. 

Northside presents: Ferguson - Northern Soundboy EP. Ferguson is a Leeds based producer and DJ, with releases on labels such as Extra Spicy and Supersize. His debut release on Northside features a heavy 2 step stomper and a high energy jungle track. Out now for free download!

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Ferguson's Soundcloud: @fergusonuk
Ferguson's Instagram: www.instagram.com/ferguson_uk/
Northside's Instagram: www.instagram.com/northside.uk/
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FERGUSON - COLDER [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Artist: @nibblatron

YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRoebbWAksI

AmbiNoise // Tarik Omar // @MiZaRadio // 15-04-2023

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Tarik Omar is a musician, producer, curator and DJ. His DJ sets are
known for effortlessly floating between house, funk, disco, techno, all while diving into african boogie and rare brazillian synth jams. He uses his live sets to explore processes, technology, and workflows to create extemporaneous music.

Tarik Omar

Rolling funky nu disco soul

Mastering: Ten Eight Seven

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A MPC beat,  a voice sample and an inspiration of Ben laid the foundations for this title. An inspiration coming straight from Ghana, of course, since as a producer of the legendary albums of Pat Thomas and Ebo Taylor, Ben is a great connoisseur of this West African country music. This skeleton was built in two stages, first at home in Ibiza and then reinforced with brass power and the hypnotic guitar of Sékou Kouyaté who is Guinean. With its dancefloor signature, I bet that if DJs had to choose a track from this album to play at night, that one would be in the top 3.

Initially Guts idea was a return to his basics of beatmaker,a solo work with samplers and sequencing. But he  finally put it back below his stack of ideas for  an album radically different from the previous ones. Experimental, sunny, which would explore all these vibrations from the southern hemisphere that Guts has been collecting for years while practicing in his passion for diggin'. The ones with whom he builds his DJ sets, those he patiently collected on the five volumes of his compilations series Beach Diggin'. An Afro-tropical album.

The new album of Guts "Philantropiques" will be out the 29th of march on Heavenly Sweetness.
Pre-order LP/CD : https://bit.ly/2DYAJ6c 
Streaming : https://IDOL.lnk.to/Philantropiques

Guts:
@guts
https://www.facebook.com/GutsOfficial

Heavenly Sweetness:
@heavenlysweetness
https://www.facebook.com/heavenlysweetnessrecords/

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PREMIERE: Guts - Kenke Corner [Heavenly Sweetness]

Taken from a live recording made with my side project "benji & tea" recorded on March 8th, 2013

It Was a Musical Thing, and You Were Supposed to Dance or Sing or Whatever . . .

Tarik Omar is a Dubai-based electronic musician, DJ, and cultural curator known for blending funk, afrobeat, house, Latin, jazz, and techno in his sets. A founding member of Boho Baha, he has been instrumental in shaping the region’s underground music scene. Previously with the Sharjah Art Foundation, he is currently the Cultural Attaché for Nightjar Coffee, overseeing cultural activations and music programming. Internationally, he has participated in the Red Bull Music Academy Bass Camp and collaborated with Cinema Akil and the Louvre Abu Dhabi on live cine-concerts. His recent involvement in NYU Abu Dhabi's ElectroFest 2024 further cements his role in pushing the boundaries of electronic music and arts in the region.

It Was a Musical Thing, and You Were Supposed to Dance or Sing or Whatever . . .

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