Burn some blunts. Blend some blends. Slow it down. Hear how it ends…

Blended Blunts

Our 9th edition of Introducing features the ever so clever music wiz Crackazat. 

Next release on Local Talk is "Somewhere Else" from Crackazat, which also includes stellar remixes from AD Bourke & HADE.  

Enjoy!  

Introducing 009  - Crackazat

Episode 20 is out, marking a small (or not small) milestone in my hobby/passion for music. 
Music has the power to make us happier and bring us together, and I'm grateful for this journey. 

Thank you to all my 222 followers for your support and feedback! ❤️
Big thank you to all the artists/DJs whose music I've played or who have inspired me with some incredible tracks! ❤️

Tracklist:

1. Mark Hawkins - Fate - Aus Music @ausmusic
2. Art Of Tones, Chatobaron - Ban the disco (Crackazat Remix) - FRAPPÉ @frapperecords
3. Tony Lionni - Harlem Hustle - wewillalwaysbealovesong @wewillwewont
4. Hotevilla - Surrender - House Salad Music @housesaladmusic
5. James Johnston - Shes Gone (Original Mix) - Perception Music @perception-music-official
6. Pigsie - 72-79 / Fukai - 72-79 (Ross Couch Remix) - Dutchie Music @dutchie-music
7. Scope - Quid Pro Quo (Office Gossip Remix) - Scope Recordings (UK) @scoperecs
8. Manabu Nagayama, Soichi Terada - Low Tension (Jimpster Remix) - Cosmocities @user-796466527
9. Volta Cab - Organica - What's In The Box @whatsinthebox
10. DJ Merci - The Music (Original Mix) - Lisztomania Records @lisztomania
11. Jimpster - You're My Ecstacy - Freerange @freerangerecords

Jazzed Irregularity #020 - Deep House Podcast - 04 Apr 2024

Co-host @wahinedj returned for the 6.4.24 show  with guest @tigerbalmmusic who turned heads with her 2022 album on vaunted @ubiquityrecords + releases on @lengrecords @2020vision_recordings @razorntape @thediscoexpress 

Get ready! A 2 hour journey through the global sounds of disco & house awaits! Sunday, 2pm EST / 7pm GMT on MyHouseRadio.FM

BIO BY @bill_brewster (edited for length) - Full bio at tigerbalmmusic.com 
Back in the early 1990s, if you wanted to prolong a chemically-induced high, it was the custom among a certain class of clubber to rub some Tiger Balm on the temples, for an extra rush. Over the years, this practice has sadly fallen out of club fashion alongside Travel Fox, poppers and imbeciles dressing in day-glo colours. However, we are happy to report that Tigerbalm has returned, though this time in perfectly human form. We can also confidently state that listening to Tigerbalm, rather than rubbing her on your temples, will create an incredible natural high, thanks to her impeccable taste in music, her deck skills and not forgetting her always memorable method of dress. 

Tigerbalm (Rose Robinson to her mum and dad) was born and raised in Herne Hill, in the badlands of south London and has been DJing professionally for ten years. She has a unique sound that gathers in African, Latin and various world influences and somehow makes them work in and alongside modern electronic music. “I’m passionate about sharing global music flavours,” she explains. “Musically, that can be anything from Italo-disco, French boogie, Afro-house, highlife, Brazilian funk or Asian-inspired edits. My favourite sounds are percussion heavy, heavily Afro-Latin, because the swing embodied in those sounds is what creates a happy dancefloor.” 

As a DJ she is, indeed, a busy girl. Most weeks will find her either peaking scruffy basements full of dry ice and sweaty ravers or entertaining private members’ clubs with her extrovert sounds, gilded always with her unique world perspective. From Brixton to the world, via the five continents, ladies and gentlemen, meet Tigerbalm. 


@wahinedj tracklist
1	Aurora (Black Truffle Edit)	
2	Frank Booker	- Egbemio (Frank Booker Edit)	
3	William Stuckey - Country People (Flying Mojito Bros Refito)	
4	DCTL - Refugee	[Motor City Wine]
5	Tigerbalm - Cosmic Union feat Joy Tyson	
6	Alma Negra - Madrugada (Dub)	
7	Guinu - Palagô (Jose Marquez Remix)	Razor-N-Tape
8	Domscott - True Story	[Atjazz Record Company]
9	Euro Nettuno - Si Fuà (Elado Remix)	
10	Marenn Sukie	- Mosaic	
11	Alma Negra - This Is the Place	
12	Kokoroko - Dide O (Ash Lauryn & Stefan Ringer Remix)	[Brownswood]

Wahine & Tigerbalm - Spin City, Ep. 331

Jamie 3:26 @ Djoon 03/02/2024

Eglo Records' main man Alexander Nut joins us for some slick late night futurism. Broken beat, soul, and whatever else happens to take his fancy.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/alexander-nut/episodes/alexander-nut-13th-july-2024

Alexander Nut 130724

Jean-Claude searches through his extensive mountain of records to bring out some of that new new, and some new old as well. It always bangs. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ifmusic/episodes/ifmusic-3rd-august-2024

If Music Presents You Need This w/ Jean-Claude 030824

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

I'm Dom and I run Miles Away Records. I've been collecting records for 10 or so years now. When I first started collecting records I was properly into northern soul. I remember the first proper record I purchased was a one sided bootleg of The Snake. Since then I've been lucky enough to have been to record shops all over the world from Peru to Berlin. Lots of my records have come via tips and recommendations from people I;ve worked with, record shop owners or my own personal research. I try to buy the majority of my records in record shops as I feel like you get better records that way which you might not have considered before but over the years I've spent a fair amount buying online via discogs and ebay. I have a particular love for soulful music be that soul 45s, jazz, jazz-funk, latin, salsa, rare groove, MPB and of course modern and northern soul and my record collection largely reflects that. 

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

I love 45s. I love being able to take a small box of 45s to a gig over your shoulder. I love the louder cut. The shorter time lengths keeping you on your toes. The price. The label artwork. The house bag. There's just such a simple beauty to them. The original idea of my label Miles Away was to put out soulful 45s from all over the world because of my love for the format. 

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

The mix consists of recent finds, classics and personal favourites. I wanted this mix to reflect my DJ style and I always prefer mixes which start slower and build up. I tried to keep it flowing as much as possible, blending where I could or chopping in where I thought it was right. I wanted the mix to keep the listener engaged and wondering what was coming next so in the latter end we dip into some Caribbean and salsa records to keep things interesting.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

I have a monthly radio show on Soho Radio. Wednesday 6-8pm UK BST. Every 4 weeks. Aside from that, you can catch me Djing around London and beyond regularly playing at venues such as the Jazz Cafe, The Century Club, BBE Store, Brilliant Corners as well as running my own nights at The Jago club in Dalston. 

https://www.instagram.com/milesawayrecords

5) Top 5 all time fave records

My top 5 are always changing so here's my current fave records.
 
5. Chicago Gangsters - I Choose You 
4. Shirley & Company - Shame, Shame, Shame - Vocal Version 
3. Junior Mendes - Toque Tropical 
2. Bobby Taylor - Oh, I've Been Blessed 
1. O'Donel Levy - Time Has Changed

If Music Presents You Need This w/ Jean-Claude 030824

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