Quand c'est trop, c'est Tropical !

Musica Mundana

Africa

<> Falllin. Og fuglefangerstongin lá eftir.

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Poetisk Avvik - Island, Grønland og Færøyene

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"Movin On" from the album "Bosq y Orquesta de Madera". Featuring a great cast of homies - Evan Laflamme on Alto, Tenor, and Bari Sax, Serge Gamesbourg on bass, Todd Spadafore on Piano and Kon with the sage advice. 
I never felt a partial preview did this one justice, as it evolves and changes a lot from beginning to end, so I asked Ubiquity to let me put up the whole damn thing! I also think this jam was meant for summer! You can buy it and the b-side in any digital format (for a crazily cheap 1.49 I believe) through bandcamp on the buy link.

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Bosq - Movin' On

A recent mix that's focused 
on some of the more interesting styles 
that came out during the 1980s.
Play this one LOUD !!   

TPS 015 - 1980's SOUNDCLASH * Tropical (Mixtape)

Bangladesh only a decade after its 1971 independence war with Pakistan created a number of bands who combined the traditional songwriting techniques with influences from western acts. There is an obvious influence of Reggae, New-Wave, Funk and Psychedelic Rock throughout most of these recordings. Most of these bands released directly to cassette since there wasn’t much of a budget to produce vinyl LP’s. However this low barrier of entry resulted in many bands picking up their instruments to have a go at stardom. This mix here is a selection of the vast variety of 80s and 90s Bangladeshi bands who created a unique sound of melancholy yet infectiously funky tunes. These recordings reflect the heart and minds of the Bangladeshi people still torn by war but also holding on to the hope of a brighter future.

Tracklist:
1. Winds - Sedino Chilo Koto Tara
2. Burning Heart - Nirob Raate
3. Beau Monde - Hridoyer Govire
4. Shadows - Aajo Ami Sei Pothe
5. Rocks Bay - Tumi Aar Ami
6. Lesson #1 - Jabar Somoy
7. Stainth - Mone Ki Pore Na
8. Steps - Lolona
9. Insight - Firiye Dao Sei Din Gulo
10. Response - Tomar Du Chokhe
11. Feedback - Din Zay Din
12. Chime - Tender For Living
13. Souls - Vision

Compiled by Raf Reza

Bangladeshi 80s 90s Cassette Special

Free Download

London Afrobeat Collective - Ole (iZem Remix)- Played by Gilles Peterson

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New album ‘Far From Home' out on May 27th on @Because Music
PRE-ORDER ALBUM: http://po.st/CalypsoRoseFFHome

From Trinidad & Tobago, Calypso Rose (@calypsorosediva) is the undisputed queen of Calypso for more than 40 years. After having produced 30 albums and composed 800 songs, she lives today in the Queens in NYC. In 2015, she met Manu Chao who did additional production on a few tracks from her next album.

From South Africa via London and now Paris, Mo laudi is a pioneering DJ / MC / Producer. He has been spearheading the Afro Electro movement in London since early 2000 and was the first to set up weekly residencies in London and Paris specialising in playing SA house, Deep house and Kwaito and Afrobeats.

Over the years Mo laudi has developed his own distinctive style, fusing cutting edge electronic music with traditional African rhythms. His dj sets are always filled with infectious energy, multi layered perfusions and diverse moods.

Follow Calypso Rose :

@calypsorosediva
instagram.com/calypsorosediva
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www.calypso-rose.com

Follow Mo Laudi :

http://soundcloud.com/the-mo-laudi-project
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http://twitter.com/MoLaudi
https://www.facebook.com/TheMolaudiProject

Pre-Order

PREMIERE : Calypso Rose - Calypso Queen (Mo Laudi Remix) [Because Music]

More info here:
http://www.waxpoetics.com/music/mixtape/disco-funk-mix-suriname/

Check out the 'Surinam Funk Force' compilation on Rush Hour:
http://www.rushhour.nl/store_detailed.php?item=87257

Wax Poetics Presents Suriname Disco Mix

Available from https://www.mrbongo.com/products/ebo-taylor-and-the-pelikans-vinyl-lp-1

For this album, Ebo joined forces with 12-piece band ‘The Pelikans’ — from the Cape Coast region of Ghana — led by Bessa Simmona, with rhythm guitarist Fifi Orleans Lindsay. A genuine ‘holy-grail’ of Ghanaian music and one of Ebo’s most saught-after.

The album was released on the small Abookyi label. Named after a nightclub they played in called PELIKANS, and sung in English and Fante, this was the first album where Ebo sang on tracks, such as the classic ‘Come Along’, on which he also plays keyboard. This song clearly defined a new direction in highlife and has become a Ghanaian funk anthem. ‘Come Along’ formed the basis of Sadat X’s ‘Remember That’ hip hop jam from 2011.

This official Mr Bongo re-issue is packaged in our new & improved heavyweight ‘tip-on’ sleeves; printed in Japan, pressed on high quality vinyl, audio restored to the best of our ability, with label designs and artwork as per the original release.

Ebo Taylor And The Pelikans

6 Come Along

5 Mber No Aso

3 Reality

2 Gyae Su Na Nkomo

1 Enye Nyame Nko

Enjoy this mix from our next guest.
Selector MELODY NELSON , who will be sharing more special sounds for the dancefloor  on Saturday DEC 16th which is our final session of the year 
for more info follow this link for details. https://www.facebook.com/events/155472835204627/

TPS 027 - Selections by Melody Nelson

before sunset mix by toshiya kawasaki  -japanese music only-

get on the 'Eurasian Western Express' and hop out to
discover the Western-music lanscape from Italy to Thailand,
listen to musical stories from Cambodia, 
enjoy a turkish session, 
float in South Korea,
dance in Singapore,
be in Indonesia,
and a lot more!

Mad Lubi & Magïc Müllï - Eurasian Western Express

A Quantic track recorded in 2011 combining Gaitas of the north coast and trumpet lines laid down by the Combo Barbaro's cuban trumpeter Angel Hernandez. Ska undertones and bass for the dance.

Sol Clap

Next event :
TURNING POINT stereo freeze edition 
Saturday SEPT 20th 
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