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Scienze - The Date feat. LeXuS (Prod. By Lord Quest)

We are proud to introduce our new signature : the french band DopeGems. These guys play real jazz-funk with an hip hop attitude. As their band name says, they only play cover of Dope… gems. Rare tracks of the late 70′s and early 80′ from OST or  valuable vinyl.

Following their acclaimed first 7inch “Journey to the shore” (supported by Gilles Peterson, Nik Weston, Lefto, Gerald Jazzman, Melting Pot, soul spectrum…), the band comes with their second EP. 
2 tracks, 2 covers : the Uno melodic classic “It’s your love” by Ethel Beatty, sampled by NTM / Baby T / Troubleneck brothers… and “I work the whole city” from the cult “Taxi driver” OST.

Heavenly Sweetness Sampler 3

Its Your Love

Ben Lamdin (aka Nostalgia 77) has a nice mix of tunes from some of the prominent artists in the underground London jazz scene; it’s a timely mix with our Jazz Issue on the horizon. Relics features tracks from his own label, Impossible Ark, as well as Babel, Loop, Grundle, and Ninja Tune, providing an cross section of the sounds of contemporary jazz in London including a couple unreleased gems such as “Dandelions” by Kaz Simmons and “Elephants” by the Skeletons.

"Relics" mix by Nostalgia 77

A piece to assist with meditation. The water was recorded in my backyard. It's the water running over a small ledge in our swimming pool. 

Meditation #2

Taken from the new EP by Adam Kroll released on Urban Waves Records. The full EP is available now on Bandcamp!

Produced & Composed by Adam Kroll
@adam-kroll
Artwork by Adam Kroll
www.adamkrollphotography.com/

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Adam Kroll - Ulalala

You Vex

Myele Manzanza - production, drums, synths 
Mark de Clive-Lowe - piano, rhodes, electronics 
Matt Dal Din - bass

Purchase link here https://myelemanzanza.bandcamp.com/track/freedom-of-movement-red-cross-fundraiser-ft-mark-de-clive-lowe-matt-dal-din

In these turbulent times we're currently living in and an overall fear-of-the-other vibe that seems to be setting in globally, I want to be more proactive about helping make things better for the world around me in whatever capacity I can with the resources and skills I have. One of the issues I feel is of a high importance right now is around refugee resettlement. With many of the worlds governments closing the doors to those in need, it’s more important than ever that individuals who care about human rights do something with their energies that goes a step further than retweeting the latest doomsday articles and clicking ‘like’ on a friend’s post. 

One of the small ways that I realized I could contribute is with music. While I don’t have a huge amount of money, if I can use my music to assist in causes I think are worthwhile then that’s a start. In my home country of New Zealand one of the organizations doing great work in the area of refugee resettlement is the New Zealand Red Cross. Their work on the ground alongside other local organisations in helping refugees to settle into life in New Zealand and help find work is particularly impressive, and their advocacy in pushing for New Zealand to lift it’s refugee quota in light of events across the globe is something I fully support. Their response to the New Zealand Prime Minister’s comments on the US refugee program suspension sums it up nicely… 

“We agree that it is the kiwi way to welcome refugees and believe that New Zealand has been a world leader in this regard,” says Anne Smith, acting Secretary General of New Zealand Red Cross. 

In the current global climate support for refugees, and upholding obligations to protect them, has never been more important. 

Long conflicts around the world have exacted a terrible price on civilians, among them high numbers of women and children and Red Cross is concerned that the current refugee quota in New Zealand does not match the global humanitarian need. 

“The majority of refugees are women and children, an emergency intake could assist some of these families who are most vulnerable,” says Mrs Smith. 

As the primary provider of refugee resettlement support in Aotearoa, Red Cross is confident that New Zealand has the capacity to do more to meet the ongoing humanitarian need. 

“The continual offers of support we have from kiwis demonstrates that people care about what’s happening on the global stage and want to help.” 

New Zealand has a world class refugee resettlement programme which means we are in a position to respond to urgent humanitarian need. An emergency intake now is both possible and urgently required." 

........................... 

Freedom Of Movement is a piece of music I produced in collaboration with Los Angeles based pianist and programmer Mark de Clive-Lowe and Berlin based bassist Matt Dal Din. As a long form and abstract instrumental journey through multiple forms, my hope with this piece is that the modal harmony and off kilter rhythms gives some sense of unpredictability as well as forward motion that is representative of the long and arduous journey a refugee would need to take to find a better life for themselves. 

100% of the artist’s proceeds from the sale of Freedom Of Movement go to the New Zealand Red Cross in their efforts toward refugee resettlement. While I’ve set the minimum buy at $5 on my Bandcamp page, please feel free to donate more if you can. It really makes a difference. 

Thanks for taking the time to read this and helping to support those in a great amount of need right now. 

Myele Manzanza.

Freedom Of Movement (Red Cross Fundraiser) ft. Mark de Clive-Lowe & Matt Dal Din

Been quite on my SoundCloud for a few months but no better occasion to return than Huckspin's follow up to his classic Nighttrain mixtape - "Nighttrain II"

Sunday Sessions Nº332 w/ Huckspin (Nighttrain II)

Creole Cuts' Anja Ngozi and Maxwell Owin bless the NTS studio along with Joe Armon-Jones celebrating his newly released, second album and other sonic delicacies.

Touching Bass is live on NTS Radio every fortnight, Saturday 2-4pm. See the full tracklist + listen back to all our previous shows: www.nts.live/shows/touching-bass

NTS #061: 21 September 2019 (w/ Joe Armon Jones, Anja Ngozi And Maxwell Owin)

D-L Site: http://www.divshare.com/download/24461820-76f

[1st verse]
Rise and shine sleepy head
A scalp tied to the top of your teepee, your chief is dead
Good grief, he won't cease, guillotine the head
Ya'll want peace?
See pieces spread till the last Mohican stops breathing
"A heathen", the deacon said
Till they found the deacon indecent
Squeezing up on a leg that wasn't far from recently teething
I prayed to God, I wished I was the Anti-Christ
Up the ante, double the price
Kill your soul, not just your life
Cornbread fed thick bitch
Devil in a blue dress knew just how to get it
Let the whole tribe hit it, became another statistic
Her father just went ballistic
While scalping niggas he whispered... 

[2nd verse]
The chickens come to roost
The wiccan slit the dead chicken's head that's gripped up on a noose
And you bet on it's twitching legs, predictions turning to truth
But there's no fetching a Kreskin for the vision concerning you
Some folks call it a sling blade
I call it a razor-sharp thin aid when the god is enraged
Deadly like all seven sins in a steel cage
No severance for severed limbs, get the message, check it again
And you'll see that in retrospect that the wiccan was at your neck
And he bears the wickedest grin as the sickle hack at your flesh
Some folks call it a sickle, he rather call the best
Method and metaphor of the wretched meeting their death

[3rd verse]
Crack of dawn
Rebirth, wrath of Spawn
Murk the nigga that drove the hearse and dash to Saskatchewan
Capcom blast to the dad that killed them off like mastodons
Pick the wiccan's brain, ask the brass knuckles it's plastered on
Fuck even the darkest of the darkest nights
Its never as gruesome as the spark of light
That shines bright from the heights of the Cypress Hills
Stained red, lingering dread and the slightest of chills
Sinister rays administered to the sinner that still craves
The sunrise of the last days
So wake your ass up, start the stretching and yawning 
If you have bad luck then you probably stuck with a good...

Good Morning [Prod. by Blu] (additional downloads in description)

This set was recorded as part of a youtube series called Beats on Boat.

The aim was to show the versatility of the artists that have been featured and acts as the blueprint of the direction we want to go with ear-sight as a label. Lo-fi, hiphop, house, disco and the individual interpretations these artists have of those genres.

More to come and Check ear-sight.com for the visuals

illiterate⎪Beats on Boat #7

Vocals: Fish Grease (https://soundcloud.com/fish-grease) and Raw Deff (https://soundcloud.com/raw-deff)
Production: Es-K & Flip Physics (https://soundcloud.com/flipphysics)
Cover Art: Wezt MAAD (https://soundcloud.com/weztmaad)

Fish Grease - 4000 Degrees (feat. Raw Deff)

From Blanka "Flares LP" Interlude Wet
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Blanka - Interlude Wet

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Good Morning [Prod. by Blu] (additional downloads in description)

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