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Mavi Işıklar - Ankara Rüzgarı

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Mesut Eray - Gurban Olan Gardaş 1973 (Vinyl Record)

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From home to studio: Takeshi's Cashew's second album »Enter J's Chamber« is an evolvement on every level. Complex arrangements with light hearted melodies, the essence of a jam in a structured manner, the dynamic of a live gig on a clear recording. Pairing up with Jasper Geluk and his cozy, tape driven recording studio puts this album on another level. Takeshi's Cashew truly know their craft and finally have the opportunity to present themselves with a new livery, but true to their roots.

A 1. Manado Harbour
A 2. Liana
A 3. A Rouge's Tale
A 4. Ember
A 5. L'Ane Vert À L'Envers
A 6. Badaouiah
B 1. Serpentines (to Nikšić)
B 2. Full, Half, New
B 3. Blissed Out
B 4. Happy Towel Day
B 5. El Topo (feat. Niklas Wandt)

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Artist: @takeshis-cashew
Label: EULLEN // Laut & Luise
Cat-No: EULLE002
Distribution: KOMPAKT
Format: 12” Vinyl
Album Release: 31 Mar 2022

El Topo (feat. Niklas Wandt)

Takeshi's Cashew - El Topo (feat. Niklas Wandt) (EULLE002)

Selda Bağcan - Yalan Dünya

Aziz Azmet & Grup Bunalım - Yollar (1971)

Credits;

Org - Murat Ses
Acoustic Guitar, Electro Guitar - Cahit Berkay
Bass, ARGUM (eski bir Antakya sazı) - Taner Öngür
Drums - Ayzer Danga

Moğollar - Alageyik Destanı (1972)

Lyrics - Nejat Yavaşoğulları
Music - Nejat Yavaşoğulları

Nejat Yavaşoğulları - Sen Diyorsun Ki (1970)

A project, dedicated to bring the non-mainstream pieces from the Turkish Rock History into light with unique art works.
Illustration:Ethem Onur Bilgiç 
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"All music rights belong to their rightful owners."

Erkin Koray - Krallar (1974)

Cem Adrian - Halil Sezai - Sen Gel Diyorsun ( Öf Öf)

Credits;
Bass, Vocals – Aydın Buyar Sencan
Drums – Sedat Avdıkoğlu
Guitar, Vocals – Cahit Kukul
Guitar, Vocals, Synthesizer – Şükrü Yüksel

Hardal - Gece Vakti (1978)

Asu Maralman & Orhan Şevki & Önder Bali 4 ‎– Hudey Hudey (1972)

Eski Kırkbeşlikler Serisi

Mavi Işıklar - Aşk Çiçeği (1971)

YouTube'dan dinle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCtEq-prxDo

Grup 7 Eylül 1964 tarihinde kurulmuştur. Üyeler: Çetin Yavuzdoğan, Metin Yavuzdoğan, Nejat Toksoy, Cihat Günaydın ve Zamir Manisa.

Mavi Işıklar - Ankara Rüzgarı 1966 (Orjinal Plak Kayıt/Vinyl Record)

Sıla 4 - Gariban

Mind-blowing Azeri electric guitar from Mountains of Tongues! Since the late 1960s the electric guitar has been adopted and transformed by musicians across the Caucasus. Inspired by traditional genres, such as the courtly mugham and the songs and tunes of ashiq bards, guitarists in Azerbaijan have developed a unique sound, new techniques, and styles of playing. Through studio tracks, field recordings, and bootlegs of live performances, this mixtape is meant to serve as an introduction to just some of the different eras, styles, and musicians that have helped to define the genre. The mix is also coincides with the release of a tape of archival recordings by the Azeri guitarist Rüstəm Quliyev on Mountains of Tongues label: https://mountainsoftongues.bandcamp.com/releases.

List of musicians in order of performance: 
1. Bəhram Nəsibov
2. Rüstəm Quliyev
3. Asif Mehdi Mamedov 
4. Rəhman Məmmədli  
5. Həsənağa Sadiqov  
6. Baloğlan Əşrəfov (vocalist, guitarist uncredited) 
7. İxtiyar Qədirov
8. Rəmiş & Səxavət Məmmədov (vocalist)
9. Şirzad Abdullayev 
10. Vilayet Barini & Zaur Rzayev 
11. Elman Namazoglu

RIAFC 017

Mountains of Tongues (RIAFC 017)

Central Asian Moods: Divas' Laments and Heartbroken Brave Men [RIAFC 030]
Compiled by Julien Thiennot of Afghan Records Gallery, this mixtape features a selection of records, radio, and movies from Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Like the Portuguese saudade heard in the music of Cabo Verde or Brazil, these recordings evoke a deep emotional state or feeling, a kind of mixture of nostalgia, melancholy, and hope, heard across different musical genres and styles of the region. 

1 Introduction: Chant du Nouristan (Afghanistan)
2 Ustad Biltoun: Kabul radio song (Afghanistan, 1960’s)
3 Pamir’s lament (Tajikistan)
4 Leila Sharipova: Caravan Afghan song (Ouzbékistan)
5 Dzurabek Muradov: Rapo (Tajikistan)
6 Interlude #1: Sima Taraneh (from the movie Beegaanah -Afghanistan)
7 Tanbaku et Naim (Afghanistan 1973)
8 Gulandam & Zulaikha: Wedding Song (Afghanistan 1968)
9 Mohamed Qasem: Ghori (Herat piece - Afghanistan 1968)
10 Interlude #2: 2 Dilrubas ( Afghanistan)
11 Chant Pachtoun (Afghanistan 1958)
12 interlude #3: Late-night program on Radio Afghanistan 70’s
13 Zhila: Dour az tu (Afghanistan 60’s)
14 Gulbek Saodatov: Instrumental (Tajikistan)
15 Kamaloddin Rahimov: Bulbul (Uzbekistan 1982)
16 Munajat Yultshieva: Munajat (Uzbekistan 1982)
17 Baba Qeran: Quodlibet (Afghanistan 1968)
18 Khanifa Mavlyanova: May bi May (Tajikistan 50’s)
19 Outro: Nuristani song (Afghanistan)

Central Asian moods: Divas' laments and heartbroken brave men

Central Asian Moods [RIAFC 030]

Raw and remixed field recordings of gong orchestras throughout southeast Asia. Recorded, assembled, and remixed by Yasuhiro Morinaga for Radio is a Foreign Country. Yasuhiro Morinaga is a sound artist and filmmaker living in Tokyo. After graduating Tokyo University of the Arts, Yasuhiro has carried out field recording expeditions documenting the origins of musical instruments and the soundscapes of shamanic healing rituals throughout southeast Asia (see www.the-concrete .org). 

PLAYLIST
Ambience: (Toraja group), Rambu Solo (Funeral ceremony) from Toraja, Sulawesi Island
Tau Dou / (Tau Humba group), Sumba Island
Harvesting / (Tau Humba group), Sumba Island
Funeral / (M’nong + Krung groups), Mondalkiri, Northeast Cambodia
Ma Badong Chanting / (Toraja group), Toraja, Sulawesi Island
Gong Practice by Yasuhiro Morinaga  / Bali Island
Manang Sirang - chanting / (Dayak Iban group) West Kalimantan, Borneo Island
Cut the Bamboo, / (M’nong Prang group), Central highland of Vietnam
Hail / (Ede group), Central Highlands of Vietnam 
Guarding Rice Seeds / (Makassar group) Makassar, Sulawesi Island
Daily Routine for everyday life / (Krung group), Ratanakiri, Northeast Cambodia
Hedung Dance / (Lamaholot group), Flores Island
Balangbang / (Kanakanaey group), Northern Luzon Island 
A Month after the Death / (Bahnar group), Central Highland of Vietnam
Sole Oha Ritual / (Lamaholot group), Flores Island
Hsaing Waing Remixes by Yasuhiro Morinaga, Yangon, Myanmar
Ambience: (Toraja group), Rambu Solo (Funeral ceremony) from Toraja, Sulawesi Island

RIAFC 031

Gong Therapy (RIAFC 031)

An intense psychotronic journey through the South American backlands with Los Siquicos Litoralenos. You can expect lots of turbulence so tighten your seatbelts. And don't let your dopamine thirsty digital anxiety win you over because this one builds little by little – marching bands, cows, unforgettable Andean wonders, experiments in radio disruption, psychophasic Bolivianity, tunes from the Argentine Littoral and other great mysteries of the Southern Cone, subliminal messages and psycho-paranormal revelations. 

Many thanks to Rogelio Kukumente. Germen de Trigo, DJ Surubi, Capitán Pixel, Dr Multiversal, Coco Xixi, and Don Pifostio. Produced by Nicola Kokote. Photo & cover design by Elizabeta de los Montes.

RADIO SIQUICA EP80 (RIAFC 033)

Radio Síquica EP80 (RIAFC 033)

Lebanese war tapes, Romani ham operators in Bulgaria, and cryptic radio messages from the dead in Seoul, S. Korea. Cover image is a Verifax collage by Wallace Berman.

Tracklist
#1 CW Tapes, Raed Yassin (Discrepant, 2019). Lebanese political speeches; radio and television commercials; news flashes and jingles; local 80s pop music; dubbed Japanese anime songs; propaganda, resistance, and revolutionary party songs; snippets from Ziad Rahbani plays and more. 

#2 – Wires of Air, Jeff Gburek (Akashic Records, 2018). Female Romani ham operators and more. Recorded on location in Bulgaria.

#3 – Seoul, Aki Onda (Recital, 2020). A handheld radio in a hotel room in Seoul broadcasts cryptic messages from the late Nam June Paik.

Mesut Eray - Gurban Olan Gardaş 1973 (Vinyl Record)

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