Beats From The Seventh Floor is the second beat tape from South London producer; Charles Edison. Seamlessly blending samples from Soul, Gospel, Blues, and Jazz with synthesised flutters and melodic 808s to create a gritty soundscape of beats for all purposes. This EP features 5 personally selected tracks from the upcoming full length album coming soon.

Beats From The Seventh Floor

Dont Love Me

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Santrofi - Alewa (black and white)

On Cue is our flagship mix series, celebrating the pivotal DJs and producers whose influence has shaped the world of electronic music, both in their local scenes and beyond. Next up is Addis Ababa artist Ethiopian Records, with an 80 minute mix demonstrating his forward-thinking productions, collaborative spirit and spellbinding live sets.

Interview: https://dj-m.ag/2LM6LWr

On Cue: Ethiopian Records

C'est sous la terre que nous allons tous finir. Mais avant cela , aimons-nous vivants...

Dougoukolo

3 bows, 1 fiddle. I (31) started, Helmi (4) joined fast, Nils (2) joined soon after.

31+4+2 minimalistics

Egyptians knew that the Sun brought life, but they also knew that the desert Sun could kill you. Lion-headed Egyptian deity Sekhmet is known as that destructive aspect of the sun. When her father Ra wanted to destroy humanity for disobeying the Gods, he turned the goddess Hathor into Sekhmet. Her horrific killing spree was stopped by the intervention of Ra, who put vats of beer mixed with pomegranate juice in her path. Mistaking it for human blood, Sekhmet consumed the drink and became intoxicated to finally give up her senseless slaughter. After the first initial flooding of the Nile river, its waters turn a reddish color from all the sediments that were stirred up. It resembles blood that the goddess swiftly drank. Egyptians utilized the Nile to adapt to the changing environment. Instead of roaming the land, they saw the opportunity it provided them through agriculture as the yearly Nile floods bring life and fertility. Just like the flooding of the river, Sekhmet tells you to learn not to disconnect from your anger but to make it your ally.

You may ask yourself where in your body you hold anger unknowingly. To check in with your body, to witness and timely connect with seeds of anger is tapping into a power resource. Healthy anger fuels us to stand up in courage against unrighteousness, or to strengthen our boundaries in fierce grace. Do not give away your anger in rage. Learn to transform it so it empowers and energizes you. Your relationship with the sun and your inner flame then turns into a respected one of admiration, reverence and devotion.
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Os egípcios sabiam que o Sol trouxe vida, mas também sabiam que o Sol do deserto poderia matar. A deusa egípcia com cabeça de leão Sekhmet é conhecida como este aspecto destrutivo do sol. Quando o pai de Sekhmet, Ra, decidiu destruir a humanidade por desobedecer aos deuses, ele transformou a deusa Hathor em Sekhmet. Sua horrível matança foi interrompida pela intervenção de Rá, que colocou enormes cubas de cerveja misturadas com suco de romã em seu caminho. Confundindo-a com sangue humano, Sekhmet consumiu a bebida e ficou intoxicada e finalmente desistiu de seu massacre sem sentido. Após a inundação inicial do rio Nilo, suas águas ficam com uma cor avermelhada devido a todos os sedimentos que a água da enchente provocou. Assemelhando-se ao sangue que a deusa bebeu. Os egípcios utilizaram o Nilo para se adaptar às mudanças do ambiente. Em vez de vaguear pela terra, eles viram a oportunidade que ela proporcionou através da agricultura, pois as inundações anuais do Nilo trazem vida e fertilidade. Assim como a inundação do rio, Sekhmet diz para você aprender a não se desconectar da sua raiva, mas a torná-la sua aliada.

Você pode se perguntar em que parte de seu corpo você guarda raiva sem perceber. No entanto, checar o seu corpo e conectar-se de forma oportuna com sementes de raiva é usar um recurso de poder. A raiva saudável nos leva a resistir com coragem contra a injustiça ou a fortalecer nossos limites com uma feroz graça. Não abandone sua raiva com fúria. Aprenda a transformá-la para capacitá-la e energizá-la. Seu relacionamento com o sol e sua chama interior se torna então um relação de admiração, reverência e devoção.
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Muse: Chezliah, https://www.instagram.com/chezlixh/
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Tracklist:
Awakening - Rabih Abou-Khalil 
Napas - Mercan Dede
The Wave’s Recountal - Lara Sarkissian
Watan El Akk (Blackjoy Remix) - Maryam Saleh
Egyptian Sensation - TSVI · Luru
Ta3ala - Yasmine Hamdan
La Niña del Volcán (Polocorp Remix) - YoSoyMatt · Polocorp · Eva de Marce
La Seca - DJ Nirso · Sonido Trópico
تحت الورد - Bedouin Burger
Beginnings - Leila Samir
Salam Nubia (DJ Khalab remix) - Alsarah & The Nubatones
Al-Ward Al-Foll - Musicians of the Nile
Guarida - Dengue Dengue Dengue · Sara Van
Tewahedo - Le Motel
No Idol- DJ Haram
Abdul - Khidja
Khayef - Mozahzah · Khansa
Wartilla (Dan Carey Dub) - Tinariwen
Three Sisters - Beats Antique · Tatyana Kalmykova
Level 1 - Al Lover · Cairo Liberation Front

SEKHMET • ANGER & RAGE

Fram is inspired by F. Nansen and his expedition to North Pole with the ship called Fram. This travel journal is one of my favourite books too.

Demo was recorded with bassist Kristin Kuldkepp couple of years ago.

FRAM

Balafon A (ft Seth Sutton)

Desert blues in an Ali Farka Touré style, played by an amazing improvised band during a soirée guitare outside Niamey-Niger organized by Rissa Ag Wanaghli 6/04/2013 : Afel Bocoum and his band, Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni (Tinariwen), Atri N'Assouf, Anana Harouna and his band (Kel Assouf) , Nabil Baly Othmani and his band... and all 20 friends participating to "Le Chant des Dunes" event. Recorded by Arnaud Contreras. Pre-mix

Afel Bocoum Abdallah Tinariwen and friends Soiree guitare Niger 2

Tintura blend beats and traditional music from their native Estonia to create a soundscape the seamlessly reflects the ancient songs and tunes of their homeland. They occupy a space where Baltic electronica meets tender folk song and fiddle music.

Karoliina Kreintaal - vocals, violin, 3-string viola, Estonian zither
Lauri Täht - samplers, effects, scratching
Taavet Niller - Bass, vocals
Arno Tamm – vocals, guitar, keyboard instruments

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Tintura

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