sweeeeeet!! thank u! whats this track name please?! :)

Damn!!! My heart skipped a beat when i saw Thoughtfilms notification. I was hoping to see Cosmic Cowboy part 2 😀
Anyway lovely tunes on this repost. I hope youre doing well mate!

Daily Hustling

Bonbon vodou, the new label signature, asked Franck Descollonges (the label boss) to mix for the opening of their album release party at Café de la danse (Paris).

A mix of chanson française, music from La reunion and else where

W/ Danyel Waro, Roger Raspail, Mulatu, Getatchew Mekurya, Piers Faccini, Brigitte Fontaine & Areski, Les Pythons de la fournaise, Alain Peters, Michou, René Lacaille (the Boss!!), souleance…

Bonbon Vodou opening @Café de la Danse (by Franck Descollonges)

Much has been made of Mexico's rich Spanish and indigenous heritage, but until recently, there's been little talk of Mexico's so-called "Third Root": Africa. Africans came to Mexico with the Spanish as soldiers and slaves - so many that by 1810, the black population of Mexico was equal to that of the United States. Today, African heritage persists throughout Mexico, yet for a variety of reasons, black history has long been silenced. In this Hip Deep episode, we use music to explore that history as we take a road-trip across the country in search of sonic traces of Afro-Mexico. We visit the state of Veracruz to learn the history of the Afro-Mexican son jarocho sound, made famous by Ritchie Valens' 1958 hit cover of La Bamba, a traditional jarocho tune. Then, we visit the Costa Chica of Guerrero, where Afro-Mexican communities are fighting for government recognition to help preserve faltering musical traditions. And we'll stop by the golden-age halls of Mexico City, where the Afro-Cuban danzón thrives far from it's ancestral home in Havana. Along the way, we hear from top scholars in the field such as Ben Vinson III and Alejandro Madrid, as well as Afro-Mexican music stars past and present, from Los Cojolites to Las Cafeteras. ¡Que padre! Produced by Marlon Bishop.

APWW #658
Originally aired in 2013

La Bamba - The Afro-Mexican Story

Soprem Bons Ventos

Ode ao Gato

Pedro Ricardo - Ode Ao Gato

Sweaty African Afternoon [ARCHIVES 2011]

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A La Orden: a selection of records dug in Colombia in 2010 (originally posted on Sofrito UK)

An Old mix we found in the archives thought we'd share with you just incase you never caught it first time round, 
Selections A man called Warwick. 
Music taken from recordings of late 60s to early 80s Jamaica .

TPS 014 - ROOTS AND SOUL

It's danzi time! In this show, we reminisce about the classic sound of East African guitar bands. Incredible, uplifting dance music created by untamable hi-hat samurai's and unstoppable guitar ninja's. Put on a funky pair of sandals, sprinkle some glitter on your face and celebrate with us !

DANZI EP out soon on Piri Piri
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Groovalizacion radio:
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music used:

Abana Ba Nasery - Atisa Wangu
Les Kilimambogo Brothers Band - Wakumbuke Wazazi
Daniel Kamau - I Love You (No. 2)
Daniel Owino Misiani and Shirati Band - Agnes Nyashirati
Kawere Boys Band - Aoko Sipy
New Gatanga Sound - Thoni Na Caki
Orchestra Super Mazembe - Shauri Yako
Les Mangelepa - N'kimba (Umoja re-edit)
Samba Mapangala & Orchestra Virunga - Yembele
Moreno Batamba & L'Orchestra First Moja-One - Matanga
Nairobi Matata Jazz - Tamba Tamba
Sam Mangwana - Furaha Ya Bibi
Jonah Moyo & Devera Ngwena - Ndinzwei Vari Pasi
Thomas Mapfumo & the Blacks Unlimited - Nyoka Musango
Hallelujah Chicken Run Band - Kare Nanhasi



Umoja - Radio Groovalizacion #8 (DANZI Special!)

Winston Jarrett and the Righteous Flames -You Don't Know & Day by Day

Best of 2019
_ Best of Jazz: Matthew Hallsal: Hal Is All
_ Best of Brazil: Werther: Lenda
_ Best of Folk:Khruanbin feat Leon Briges: Texas Sun
_ Best of Soul: Bridge:Crying For Love
_ Best of Nu Soul: Snoh Alegra:Situationship
_Best of Hip-Hop: Gang Starr: Family & Loyalty
_Best of Afro-Beat : Ebo Taylor : Help Africa
_ Best of Afro Funk : Slim Young : Otan Hunu
_Best of Afro Compilation : Mogadiscio Dur Dur Band : Ladaney
_ Best of Disco : Ghisly Brown : Met's Talk About It
_ Best of Latin : La Boa : Por eso
_ Best of Caribean : Edouard Benoit : Mauve Chauffe
Max Rambhojan
_ Best of Nu Latin : Sunlightsquare : Oyelo ( Atjazz Remix)
_ Best of Nu Disco : The Vision : Heaven feat Andreya Triana ( Danny Krivit edit)
_ Best of House : Average White Band : A Love Of Your Own ( Juan Chousa Remix) 
_ Best of Ethio : Dexter Story : Shuruba Song
_ Best of French Song : DjeuhDjoah & Lieutenant Nicholson: Aimé Césaire

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