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suena muy bien me recuerda una cumbia argentina

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wearemawimbi.bandcamp.com/album/bubbling

Eight years deep into their existence, Paris-based Mawimbi are proud to present their debut album “Bubbling”. Through their own label and events, the collective have championed up and coming artists who look to fuse african music with the modern dancefloor. They’ve released records from Lya, Onipa, Afriquoi and James Stewart and brought established artists and fellow travellers to such as Auntie Flo, Africaine 808, Awesome Tapes From Africa and Esa to Paris. Now it’s time for the collective to unveil their identity as producers and musicians in their own right.

“Bubbling” refers to the many ideas, encounters and projects that the collective have come into contact with over the past years. Through their events and their work as label curators and remixers (for artists such as Oumou Sangaré, Blick Bassy, Cerrone, Onipa), Mawimbi have become known as ambassadors for “afro-electro” - whatever that might mean - and their debut album buzzes with the contagious energy of the music they love. If you ask Mawimbi, Afro-electro is about global and local inspiration, from both sides of the Black Atlantic. It’s about paying tribute to the forefathers and the brothers and sisters in arms across the world. Afrobeat, highlife, South African bubblegum pop, Malian music, maloya… “Bubbling” seeks to connect geographically separate but spiritually similar club sounds.

Hence “El Caribe” (feat. Ghetto Kumbé) is half cumbia, half Carribean dancehall, while “Ngana” (feat. Fatim Kouyaté) has some elements of dub music and “Kakraa” (feat. K.O.G) nods to disco‐infused Ghanaian productions from the 70s. Despite the influences, this is a record designed for home-listening, a nod to our present circumstances, but also a deliberate step away from dancefloor. A moment of patience and reflection as much as joy and celebration.

Above all, “Bubbling” is a personal record, about unexpected cross-pollinations and the collective’s individual explorations of these musical territories. Mawimbi's own history is one of coincidences and chance encounters, and so is “Bubbling”. All the collaborations were born out of the connections made over the last 8 years. A WhatsApp chat with Zambian artist Mufrika, a spontaneous studio jam with Ghetto Kumbé in a Parisian Basement: these are captured moments of real, vital connections made.

Like Mawimbi itself, “Bubbling” is a collage of relationships and shared experiences, shaped by nascent friendships and musical encounters. It’s a truly DIY document in that sense, the sound of the last eight years of the Mawimbi adventure: free spirited, passionate, warm and generous.

Bubbling

Mawimbi - Ngana (Feat Fatim Kouyaté)

*UNRELEASED* remix from the "Moon People" album. Exclusive download =  you can only get this here! THANK YOU RAMON, COTITO & NOVALIMA CREW! 

Nickodemus "The Nuyorican Express" (Novalima's Mr R Remix)
WONDERWHEEL Recordings / Flick Flack Publishing (ASCAP)
www.wonderwheelrecordings.com 

album on itunes

Nickodemus "The Nuyorican Express" (Novalima's Mr R Remix feat Cotito)

The Ivory Coast Soul compilations revisited by the best international DJs from the Afro-Soul and Tropical-Funk scene. A really mind-bending collection of Ivorian grooves recorded in the 70‘s in Abidjan, edited by few of the best contemporary producers.
DJ Vas (France), DJ The Reflex (France), Mop Mop (Germany), Alma Negra (Switzerland), Umoja (Netherland), Simbad ( London) , Mag Spencer ( Rouen), Afro Jon ( Paris) , Dj Julien Lebrun , Cléon & Jazzy Pidjay ( France, Tahira ( Brazil)  add their own flavors with massive new funk mixes, whilst cutting with dexterous percussive textures on the original versions.

Ivory Coast Soul EDITS SNIPPET

Digital Buy Link: http://radi.al/BosqTakeOverSingle
Release Date 07/24/2015 (12inch Single on White-Colored Vinyl): 

iTunes: http://apple.co/1iJkVF0
Amazon: http://amzn.to/1KQztKt
Spotify: http://spoti.fi/1JAQh6a

The second 12” off Bosq’s upcoming sophomore full-length takes on a darker and more agressive tone, enlisting the help of frequent collaborator Kaleta to get their powerful message across. All tracks mixed by Caserta.

Tracklist
01. Take Over
02. Take Over (Less Patient Edit)
03. Bounce And Pull Up

Buy on Bandcamp

BOSQ FT. KALETA "Take Over b/w Bounce And Pull Up"

Thievery Corporation's 'Vampires' feat. Femi Kuti and remixed by Afrolicious and Rob Garza. Afro-Beat plus driving electro beats.

Thievery Corporation - Vampires feat. Femi Kuti (Afrolicious and Rob Garza remix)

01 - Loopez & Renegades Of Jazz - Jungle Haze

The first EP is now out!. Two remastered tracks and a new track mixed in a 14 minutes EP. Due to SoundCloud's limit only 100 copies can be downloaded.
You can still download it at Mandarinas Records for free or buy the DJ-friendly versions at Bandcamp.



Bo D' Gh

Keep On Moving Instrumental

Palenque by Aberlado Carbono taken from Soundway Records new album Palenque Palenque: Champeta Criolla &amp; Afro Roots in Colombia 1975 - 91. http://www.soundwayrecords.com

Abelardo Carbono - Palenque

NEW RELEASE NEW RELEASE NEW RELEASE NEW RELEASE NEW RELEASE 

“CUMBANCHERO” – JUAN LAYA & JORGE MONTIEL FEAT: GRAHAM MUSHNIK.

Take a journey into the Afro-Latin psychedelia of the Venezuelan producers Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel who have teamed up this time with the infamous Graham Mushnik (Guess What) bringing on a brand new hybrid of Afro-Latin-Cumbia for all those who like the eclectic thing.

Catalogue nr IMAGENES023
Release name: CUMBANCHERO
Artist: Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel Feat: Graham Mushnik 
Label: Imagenes Recordings
Format: 7” LTD & Digital Download
Release date: Monday 2nd April 2012 from the usual record stores and all digital outlets.


 "Enormous track! Love the fusion and it's 100% killer dancefloor material"
Quinton Scott (Strut Records)

"Definitely it's spot on. Especially that modern Latin infectious
percussion which has become a trademark for Juan & Jorge since the great
Sexmachina'  track" DJ Boo (Electric Ballroom)




Cumbanchero - Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel Feat: Graham Mushnik

Johnny Harrys - Stepping Stones (Sans Groove Retouch)

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First it was tango which underwent the digital treatment of DJs, musicians and producers. Impelled by Gotan Project and Bajofondo it moved from the “milongas” and other local clubs to concerts hall, night clubs, festivals, etc. and soon nu-tango was rubbing shoulders with pop and techno without inhibitions. Following on this worldwide wave of electro revival (extremely popular in South America) it is now the turn of another great Latin-American rhythm known as cumbia to go under the knife of these music surgeons specialists in resuscitating old cracking vynils. The style is sweet, sensual and frenzied. But having been used and abused to such an extend, it was on the verge of disappearing by lack of creativity and a certain overkill. Luckily, in the 2000s, a new generation of artists got hold of the genre and, re branding it "nu-cumbia", "digital cumbia" or "electro-cumbia", gave it a new dimension. It became more elegant and sophisticated without ever losing its dancing properties.

In August 2009 Силвестре Херрера, DJ/producer from Comodoro Rivadavia (Argentina), posted an mp3 on the Facebook of his friend Federico from the band “The Peronist”. The song was called "Coomvee-ah!" and was still unfinished. He did not know at that time but The Binary Cumbia Orchestra had just been born. Taking inspiration from Colombian cumbia, mambo and electro, it sounds both modern and retro with its samples which seem to come straight from the 50s. The vibe is both graceful and stylish but still grasps the popular and rather kitsch essence of the genre.
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Binary Cumbia Orchestra

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