Warming up with some city vibes TLB sounds the alarm to get out of this urban hibernation. Just in time for the spring, we have time to reorient ourselves to a time less complicated and slowly relearn to move our hips. Maybe we can just start with the head, reminding ourselves that on a dancefloor posture can be malleable and expressed better through a game of balance. The mix keeps us in that sweet spot. We see the flowers and know that the fruit is coming, precisely there where we are close enough to taste the harvest. Its time to get those feet ready, because soon they will share the ground with others. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves, its been a long time and the warmth is still to come.

Tracklist:
1.	Hifi & Lesly – Satisfaction
2.	Les Diables Bleus Du Cap Haitien – Haiti
3.	Perfecta – A Youskous Pas Fait Fou
4.	Bill-O-Men – Greve Generale
5.	Francky Vincent – Le Service National
6.	Haiti All-Stars – Tigresse
7.	Toto Nécessité – Cail La Mandé Rousé
8.	Saraka – Danser
9.	The Bongo Hop – Grenn Pwonmennen
10.	Vik’ In – Tension La Ka Monte
11.	Meliza – Anrage
12.	Kassav’ – Kassav’ Dedicated To Saint-Jean
13.	Francis Bebey – Sanza Tristesse
14.	Max Cilla – Crépuscule Tropical

Tomba la Bomba -Discotheque Mizik Printemps

If you have ever seen the Funkiest Čorba in Town then you know he likes a slow build up and does not shy away from playing the wildest tracks from any alley. This strategy has earned his sets tons of hands raised in approval and head shakes in disbelief. The most beautiful thing is to see his disconnection to his own set, celebrating the same emotional conundrum. Sometimes he even looks like he could be asking who the hell this guy is and where did this music come from. Another odyssey into a vinyl crate of bewilderment.

Included: Guess What, Baharat, Ko-Shin-Moon, Houran & Shamaleh, Kalbata, DJ Sotofett, Nickodemus & Al Sarah, Acid Arab, Mehmet Aslan, Palov & Angelidas, Grup Ses, Hayvanlar Alemi(psy. Ankara), Elektro Hafiz, Yin Yin, Ali Kuru, Gaye Su Akyol

Funky Čorba - Wild at Heart

Gems predating the crowns. Stored away on a wafer of semiconductors waiting to be reintegrated into the wider circuitry. It is a shame not to experience these on a dancefloor and supercharge on the sound waves. Maybe if we put on our headphones, blare the speakers in our kitchens or any surface on this side of the multiverse, we will remember that our finitude is only the limited complexion of the vast endlessness. Even thinking of the vision of these musicians in our terrestrial mortality should make us see parallels to the birth of stars or their dramatic eruptions. Maybe that's an exaggeration. But give the thought a chance... and enjoy the novas in your mind.

Space Yugo - Nova Persei 1901

Space Yugo - Nebulosa do Coração, Kuduro

Borrowing from tomorrow is an eerie dark sweetness translated into contemporary reinterpretations of Tezeta without being to stubborn about its lineage. Here we pursue not the understanding of this feeling rather the expression of real emotions all the while staying beautifully committed to groove. 
This mix is dedicated to the complexity of emotions and the limitations of language. This abstraction, can find solace in being expressed through music. Sweet pain, a burning kiss goodbye, dreaming of home. Mostly this mix is influenced by the Ethiopian Tezeta, a musical attempt to describe this feeling.

Tracks: 
Papa Chango - The Lost Moon of Bellaris
Shogun Orchestra - The River of Sanzu
Akalé Wube - Kidus a Cent Dix
Compro Oro - Greetings from the Colony
The Sorcerers - Beneath the City of the Monkey God
Nomade Orquestea - Vênus
Noori and his Dorpa Band - Jagana

The title of the mix comes from the Text of Mahmoud Ahmed’s 1974 song Tezeta: 

Tinan’tenan t’so, zaren tentereso 
Kenegem teweso, amna’nem adeso 
Yemetal tizita gwazun agbesbeso

Outdoing yesterday, shouldering on today, 
Borrowing from tomorrow, renewing yesteryears, 
Comes tizita (memory) hauling possessions

Jibreel - Borrowing from Tomorrow

Time allows us to look deeper into our universe. And the farther we look, the deeper the gaze, we can look back into the past, the roots. And as a contradiction, looking back, we see the future. Space Yugo once again adjusts our musical periphery, this time sifting through the rudest of Amapiano. Through the explorations of the cosmic afro dancefloors, this mix has been cooked up for you to join the ride. And don`t be suprised if you get some glitter on the way.

Space Yugo - Space Glitter

Space Yugo - How Do You Gqom?

Journey through the vibes of Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Ghana, Malawi, Angola, Cabo Verde, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire and the mighty South Africa.
Beats Nonaligned

Space Yugo - Vibes Nonaligned

New Selection of Amapiano Bangers. More Space Glitter ✨✨✨

Space Yugo - More Glitter

Afro, Mandingue, Afrobeat, Afrofunk, Ethiojazz...

L'Orchestre Le Bida de la Capitale
Super Djata
Sorry Bamba
Bembeya Jazz National
Super Mama Djombo
Orchestra Baobab
Amara Touré
Balla Et Ses Balladins
The Don Isaac Ezekiel Combination
Orchestre Super Bourgou de Parakou
Abdoulaye Cissé
Moussa Doumbia
Marijata
Funky Rob Way
Orchestre Abass
Afro National '70
Orchestre Poly-Rythmo
Ogyatanaa Show Band
Tony Allen
Lijadu Sisters
Hafusa Abasi, Slim Ali and The Yahoos Band
Hirut Bèqèlè & Police Orchestra
Mahmoud Ahmed
El Rego et ses commandos
The Funkees
Ebo Taylor
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats

DJ Afronautovic Mix Afro Grooves

This is a very personal selection of contemporary Malian electronic dance music, hip hop, trap, Balani Show and their fusions, not immune to different influences from neighboring countries and global trends. Music from Mali is incredibly rich and diverse, but a lot of her beauty stays hidden in the shadow of big and world famous Mandingue artists. Incorporating coupé décalé, kuduro, afrotrap and afrobeats, but still being rooted in rich tradition of griots and hunters, of djembes, koras, balafons and ngonis, Malian underground as well as mainstream artists often have a very special and recognizable sound. This is well known to every person who happen to be walking trough the streets of Bamako and other Malian cities.
Beside personal memories being recalled, this selection should invite the listener to experience the kick of Malian street sounds accompanied with a taste of bitter sweet strong green tea and the musical exaltation of a street party accompanied with a most colorful clothes, irresistible dances, sweat and a lot of red dust.
Main goal of this selection is to encourage the listener to take the imaginary walk through the streets of Bamako and try not to dance.

Space Yugo - Dans les rues de Bamako

These jewels were collected by the eclectic Tomba la Bomba and as the name promises, you are treated to groove explosives. On this mix you will be transported between the carefully composed to the more percussive roots driven ecstasy from mostly coastal music from the Atlantic. Usually, TLB’s sets are dynamic, playing with a wide range of rhythms and tempos keeping you on your toes with the occasional moment to close your eyes to a deep and touching song. Work up a sweat with these tested dancefloor pearls. Yes, we tested the mix... and it has been approved for further exposure to social or non-social environments of all kinds.

Tracklist:

    1. Karol Conka - Vo La
    2. Marcos Valle - Previsao Do Tempo
    3. Zelia Barbosa - Pedro Pedreiro
    4. Clara Nunes - Pe No Chao
    5. Gal Costa - Tuareg
    6. Jorge Ben - Oba, La Vem Ela
    7. Martinho Da Vila - Claustrophobia
    8. Dionisio Maio - Impata
    9. Familia Valera Miranda - La Chumbamba
    10. Cachao Y Su Combo - Descarga Cubana
    11. Juan Pablo Torres - EY! Op. 1
    12. Joe Arroyo - Rebelion
    13. La Justicia - Bwana Tambula
    14. Estrellas Del Caribe - Kunchuzo
    15. Family Atlantica - El Negrero
    16. Abelardo Carbono Y Su Conjunto - La Negra Kulengue
    17. Saraka - Outros Mares

Tomba la Bomba - Costa a Costa

For our friends on the Sarine. And for anyone who understands Saudade.

Including: Evolução África, Babylon, Frank Mimita, Kubala, Os Tubarões, Afrika Star, Daniel, Jacinta Sanches, Bulimundo, Américo Brito, Carlos Pop, Tulipa Negra, Tropical Power, Grupo Pilon, Abel Lima.

Saudade pour la Sarine

Between Raï rebels and anatolian psychonauts, this mix is not for your peaceful home party. Although starting with a beautiful track by Cheb Khaled, the sound quickly progresses into some more contemporary experimentation for the dancefloor head shaking. Our Selector, Funky Čorba, does not hold anything back from his golden vinyl collection. If we would stigmatize our DJs with Cold War analogies then you are listening to the Beast from the East. 

1. Cheb Khaled
2. Salah Abdel Ghafour
3. Babylon Trio
4. Omar Souleyman
5. Chaba Zahouania
6. Kamal El Tawil
7. Mohamed Takrouni
8. Noosh Afarin
9. Sima Bina
10. Cherry Bandora
11. Barış Manço
12. Nese Alkan
13. Baba Zula
14. Altin Gün
15. Kan Bosnak
16. Spy from Cairo
17. Shawn Lee and Ping-Pong Orchestra
18. Zaira Effect

Funky Čorba - Beast From the East

After a long wait we finally got word from one of the busiest selectors we know. Silazio is a multitalent who barely has time to show of his good music taste. But for those who are patient the wait is worth it. In this mix we are taking a broad view into his collection. In every corner there is a surprise waiting to transport you from a place you know to one you have just discovered. There is no time for fillers in this mix. Just beautiful music for all your best tastes.

Selector Silazio - Potpourri

Starting with tracks closest to home and a distant youth when discovering hip hop was a global process of expressions through the elements, Tomba la Bomba digs deep into his dusty crates to bring some juicy vinyl tutti frutti, showing a personal journey into hip hop with some groovy vinyl rarities. For Hip hop Music the early 90s is hailed as the golden age of rap where the styles got more complex and demanded a united endeavour pushing the art forward. So paying tribute to some obscure tracks from regional legends to global icons, our selector is bringing us a main dish with an explosion of old flavors and the jests of the future...

Tracklist:
1. Dynamit – Mani Matter (1973)
2. Nünenünzig Affe – Dj Dimos feat. Shape, Kalmoo, Red G, Tarek, Poet, Tiger (1998)
3. Queen Of The City – Zora feat. Dj Dimos, Cora E. (1998)
4. Marschieren – Luke Le Loup feat. Fatima Moumouni (2018)
5. Malaria – Stieber Twins feat. Samy Deluxe, Max FK (1999)
6. Dangereux – IAM (1998)
7. À Cheval Sûr – Oxmo Puccino (2015)
8. Qui Seme Le Vent Recolte Le Tempo – Mc Solaar feat. Gang Starr (1991)
9. The Dance Of The Shadow Boxer – Katch 22 (1993)
10. R.A.I.D – Quakers feat. Lyric Jones (2012)
11. We The People – A Tribe Called Quest (2016)
12. Statistics – The Left feat. Invincible (2010)
13. Motion 2000 – Polyrhythm Addicts (1999)
14. Uptown Top Rankin’ – Estelle &amp; Joni Rewind (2002)
15. Rita – Dro feat. Kordz (2014)
16. Soy Libre – El Individuo (2018)
17. Una Copa Llena – La Dame Blanche (2018)
18. Gandaia – Karol Conkà (2013)
19. Next Levels – King Geedorah feat. Lil’ Sci, ID 4 Winds, Stahhr (2003)

Tomba la Bomba - Hip Hop Tutti Frutti

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