TRULP163 Quantic Presents Flowering Inferno - Dub Y Guaguanco

Quantic Presents Flowering Inferno - Dub Y Guaguanco

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/371249'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Lucho Bermudez Y Su Orquesta - Fiesta de Negritos (George T Edit)

Robots Introduction

La Pesada - Cumbia Y Tambo (En La Lluvia)

Brazil 45, 44 – http://www.mrbongo.com/products/jorge-ben-xica-da-silva-myriam-makeba-xica-da-silva

A. Jorge Ben - Xica da Silva / AA. Myriam Makeba - Xica da Silva

Slightly delayed at the pressing plant, apologies.

Buy 7"

Miriam Makeba - Xica Da Silva

Satingarona Part.1

"El Terrón" The Bongo Hop Feat. Nidia Góngora

A track from the album He Hecho Mucho Por Ti By Palov meets A.Angelides
Lyrics/Voice, Daniela Bolano

spangrecordings001

Joder feat. Daniela Bolano

Quantic & Nickodemus - Mi Swing Es Tropical (Zeb's Reggae Remix)

Wonder World: 10 Years of Painting Outside The Lines Mixtape

Mi Swing Es Tropical (Zeb's Reggae Remix) [feat. Quantic & Hector Tempo Alomar]

Quantic & Nickodemus feat Tempo - Mi Swing Es Tropical (Zeb's Reggae Remix)

Andrea Benini - Drumphilia Vol. 1
"a journey inspired by early African Electronic music and modern beats"

Written, Performed, Arranged and Produced by Andrea Benini 
Mixed by Andrea Benini and Andrea Scardovi at Duna Studio (RA) Italy
Mastered by Kelly Hibbert
Andrea Benini plays: electronic drums, analog drum machines, drum synthesizers, bass synthesizers, syncussion, percussions, log drum, marimbula, kalimba, sansula 
*Danilo Mineo plays Jew's harp on Marranzanu 
*Max Castlunger plays balafon, kalimba, percussions on Jawa

Out June 22nd - Cristalline a division of Agogo Records

A1 Jawa (03:31)
A2 Maharaja (05:30)
B1 The Juggler (02:31)
B2 El Guerrero (04:22)
B3 The Forbidden Tale (03:48)
C1 Marranzanu (04:16)
C2 Pink Twirl (04:22)
D1 Paramour (02:24)
D2 Blue Drop (02:59)
D3 Bacio Rubato (02:32)
D4 Cosmonomade (03:30)

bonus track CD/digi : Syncussion (06:51)

All tracks written by Andrea Benini
www.andreabenini.com

This Album is dedicated to all the *Rhythm Diggers* around the Globe.
A big *Grazie" to my lovely Family (Patrizia, Gualtiero, Giulia) for constantly supporting me. 
Andrea Benini

https://andreabenini.bandcamp.com/album/drumphilia-vol-1

Drumphilia

El Guerrero

Probably the first EP... more tracks to come!

The Binary Cumbia Orchestra - Gigante

Yo quiero trabajar

Cumbia Digital and other noisy remixes!&#13;
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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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