Oasis Lounge, Vol. II

Ana Fi Sokraïn

Ana Fi Sokrain (Featuring :Ali KH  & Youssef  Baklouti

“Disco Chants for Palestine (Beats To Accompany A Protest March)” is exactly as the title implies: protest chants in support of Palestinian liberation set to music.  
     I put this together for two reasons: 
     First, a mate told me how she always finds the “Free Free Palestine” chant playing on Repeat in her head, but unlike a pop song that you can hunt down and then play and rock out to, protest chants aren’t usually stream-able.  It’s not easy to match your inner jukebox to an outer one with a chant.
     The other reason is that frequently at our London protests, folks show up with these awesome, giant Sound Systems on their bicycles… and they may blast really dope beats, but I always find it slightly frustrating that the beats aren’t in sync with the rhythm of the surrounding protesters’ chants… so basically everybody throws each other off rhythmically.  This might be a way to get the crowd in sync! 
     
     This first release of “Disco Chants for Palestine” is the Kris Cirkuit remix! Her beat here was originally part of an as-yet unreleased remix of our “Every Step You Take Is A Migration” single, but I found it the perfect beat to record chants to.
     Also provided is the a cappella version… for sound systems and DJs and producers who wish to make “Disco Chants for Palestine” fit their genre of choice.  I’d like support for the liberation of Palestine to be on every dance floor on the planet… so make it Grimey, or make it Grindcore, make it Bossa Nova or a Barnyard stomp.  It’s downloadable at Soundcloud and is 128 BPM.  Then let us hear it!

    Two different karaoke versions are at Soundcloud, too: one if you want to lead the chant, one if you want to respond to the leader.

Disco Chants For Palestine (Beats To Accompany A Protest) - Kris Cirkuit Remix

“-3” by french “hybrid music designer” Hom was made using a Max patch the artists coded himself. A mix of extremes. A condensate of sonic intensity. A musical UFO, starting with ethereal melodies, ending on ultra violent distorted kick riffles. You’re lost, is it slow, is it fast ? is it so fast that is it slow ? Hom disorients.

available now :)

HOM - -3

Brooklyn based artist Swaya delivers another otherworldly track holding a teetering sensibility to it in the manipulation of melodic samples that ebb and flow while the drums weave in and out and hit you over the head.

Swaya - Fear Screams

They self destructed me brings a new look on emo rap by presenting it in a post club environment. L.FRX’ sensibility is so much present in this extremely moving track that beautifully closes the compilation.

L.FRX - They Self - Destructed Me

The compilation curated by u.r.trax explores ethereal textures, deconstructed and freaky patterns, organic and mystical atmospheres. It is “résolument” post club.

It opens on track “-3” by french “hybrid music designer” Hom made using a Max patch the artists coded himself. A mix of extremes. A condensate of sonic intensity. A musical UFO, starting with ethereal melodies, ending on ultra violent distorted kick riffles. You’re lost, is it slow, is it fast ? is it so fast that is it slow ? Hom disorients. 

Brazilian artist JLZ contributes to the compilation with a hyper mystical tribal gqom banger. The clash between the acoustic drums played and recorded by the artist and the amapiano-like bass locates the track at a very interesting spot on the music map. Organic, dark but super club friendly. 

Brooklyn based artist Swaya delivers another otherworldly track holding a teetering sensibility to it in the manipulation of melodic samples that ebb and flow while the drums weave in and out and hit you over the head.

When multidisciplinary artist L.FRX aka Lou Fauroux and producer u.r.trax meet, it gives sweat and computer heat. “Hey Phone, can we talk for a minute?” Questions our feelings about our relationship to technology. When the screen crosses the border of our own body, that often feels odd and dissociative. L.FRX generated the text and the vocals around which inspired u.r.trax to produce this deconstructed post-ghetto banger. 

Hugo Mesi somehow prolongs these reflections with his high intensity “can i slide into your mind?”. We can hear how the Estonian minimal techno heritage of Hugo is revisited in a completely crazy and limits-pushing way.

Turn you off is a freaky footwork redefinition of Ojerime’s song by artist Le Kaiju. The energy is controlled, maintained at a high level throughout the whole track, still exploring many emotions. Certified club banger.

They self destructed me brings a new look on emo rap by presenting it in a post club environment. L.FRX’ sensibility is so much present in this extremely moving track that beautifully closes the compilation.

left the club, meet me at the post club

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Left The Club, Meet Me At The Post Club (URAREVA 01 Previews)

Dubs For Palestine

As the world is watching a genocide unfold in Gaza, we as reggae and dub soundsystem actors want to join our voices to all those standing in solidarity with Gaza and Palestine, trying to help whichever way they can. For more than 7 months, we have been witnessing an unimaginable scale of horror and suffering, backed by a colonial racist discourse by officials and media organizations. As active members of this scene, we cannot let our music's values of fighting injustice, colonialism, apartheid and racism remain words and abstract ideals.

The main aim of this compilation is to raise awareness among the soundsystem community about the situation. It is also a way of showing our solidarity and support towards the Palestinians who have been struggling for decades and who are now facing an unprecedented massacre.


Collectively released by: Kamel, Agobun Riddim Section, Sissi, Jah Works Outernational, Oulda, Sistah Lore, Dan I Locks, Arise Sound System, Lynn Forte, Jah Rej, Mostec, Ras Kush, Black Redemption records, True Earth records, Submission Soundsystem, Unity Soundsystem, Gastronomy.


Each Track of this compilation was produced, recorded, Mixed separately by the people who made the Music.


Mastered by Pressure Mastering


Special Thanks to Samira Dub
Livicated to Jah Rej

07 SISTAH LORE & MOSTEC - FREE PALESTINE

Love In The Endz embarks on an exciting new journey via it’s new label collaboration project whereby we team up with other record labels to deliver a sonically cohesive, fusion project.

This collaboration marks a significant milestone for Love In The Endz, showcasing its commitment to innovation and to grass roots artistry in the music industry. 

Featuring six artists, each carving their own path, this collaborative project unites diverse talents and creative visions to produce a unique and eclectic collection of music that resonates with a wide audience.

Sonically, the project showcases a vibrant tapestry of sounds, including a gritty beat from Lisbon's ghetto scene, a Tunisien Mezoued-inspired Garage track, an electrifying Dubstep wobbler, and an array of other innovative, genre-blending styles.

Produced & Mixed by the artists
Mastered by LOELASH

Artwork by Blue Canariñho & Jo Capïsh
Visuals by Jonjo & Jo Capïsh

Malaise Vagal - Rue JP Timbaud

❤️🪬🍉🧿🙏📿🔮⚒️💫🌍⏳📡♻️
MÉLODIE - MÉLO DITE TRASHIE
THÉRÈSE - BUTTERFLY
EMEL - LOSE MY MIND
SHKOON - REPEAT (EPILOGUE)
NOURHANNE - HABIBI YA EINY
NESE KARABOCEK - YALI YALI (TODD TERJE EDIT)
JOHN TALABOT - I WANT TONITE 
TRIKK- ORDEM
CHARLI XCX - THE VON DUTCH REMIX WITH ADDUSON RAE AND A. G. COOK
SOPHIE, KIM PETRAS, BC KINGDOM - REASON WHY
CHEBA YAMINA - SIDI MANSOUR (MOVING STILL EDIT)
ESTOMAC - MI AMOR
DESERT TRIP
ACID ARAB - HEZ HEZ (FT. SADAT & ALAA50)
RIM BANNA - THE DREAM (REMIX)
STELLA - DÉTENDS-TOI
ABOSAHAR - MY LIFE
KHIA - MY NECK, MY BACK (LICK IT)
DJ HAMIDA - CHEBBA
BRITNEY SPEARS - MY PREROGATIVE
LE KAÏJU, DASEEED, DAZUS - GENDER
GAUDI - HOTEL CALEDONIA
LALLA RAMI - AICHA CANDYSHOP
ARTEMAS- I LIKE THE WAY YOU KISS ME 
D33PSOUL - ASABAK 3ESHQ
LELLA FADDA, ABYUSIF, ATTA3
ANGUNN - ÊTRE UNE FEMME 
ANISH KUMAR - ASHA
U.R.TRAX - BROKEN
BEYONCÉ - AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM
SOPHIE - FACESHOPPING (MADEAUX REMIX)
TH3MTHEM - I WANT U (DADDY ISSUE EDIT)
ELYANNA - SAD IN PALI  (TH3MTHEM RIMX)
TH3MTHEM & DAOUD SOUND - ROUGE ET VERT
TIF - HINATA (TH3MTHEM RIMX)
SAINT LEVANT, MC ABDUL - DEIRA (TH3MTHEM URGEN PALESTINE’S RMX)
CALVIN HARRIS - HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE
THE SYNAPTIK - ALA BALI
YELLE - JE VEUX TE VOIR
SHADI KHRIES - HOURAN (I:CUBE REMIX)
CHARLI XCX - GOOD ONES
AZEALIA BANKS - NEW BOTTEGA
SHERINE - SABRY AALIL

PETIT MIX D'ÉTÉ POUR CEUX QUI SONT PARTIS ET CELLES QUI RESTENT.WAV

Aya Nakamura à la cérémonie d'ouverture des JO PARIS 2024 qui réalise un medley de ses chansons et celles de Charles Aznavour avec pour orchestre la garde républicaine

PETIT MIX D'ÉTÉ POUR CEUX QUI SONT PARTIS ET CELLES QUI RESTENT.WAV

♥ TH3MTHEM

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