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Bassline (played by Jeffery Young) from "Afro Golden Line", by Sefi Zisling, Uzi Ramirez, Rejoicer and Amir Bresler.  Improvised Rhodes over top (played by Sean Nixon).

Golden Line with Rhodes - with Jeffery Young (bass)

From the upcoming album 'Jaiyede Afro' by Orlando Julius and The Heliocentrics, out September 8th on Strut. 
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Jake Ferguson of The Heliocentrics on "In The Middle:"
"We’ve all been big fans of James Brown since we’ve been involved in music and have played ‘In The Middle’ regularly on our live tours. It felt like a natural fit for the Orlando project, particularly as we have added an Afro swing to the track. We first played the track with Orlando at a London gig last year and he got into it in the studio straight away – his sax solo here was the very first take. James Brown and his band loved Orlando when they saw him play in Ibadan back in the ‘60s and the two of them met up and talked at J.B.’s hotel. So, for lots of reasons, this felt like a natural one to include.”

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Jaiyede Afro

In The Middle

Orlando Julius & The Heliocentrics - "In The Middle"

"The album was recorded in 3 consecutive days in which we just jammed - hence the name of the album - JAM - and was the initiative of Harake - a project of Kol HaCampus 106fm radio.

The general idea was to get into the studio, without any songs in advance, and jam using our equipment and some extra instruments to create a live album.

The result is a collection of intuitive tracks all made on the spot, very different from the trio's usual work process - in layers and over time.

Thanks to this process, the tracks got a dynamic living character that compliments the electronic format, giving the album its unique colour.

The sessions got an unexpected twist due to the November 2012 bombings in Israel/Palestine. Alarms that set off at peak moments got us all into a very specific zone which gave birth to some of the songs - Master Of Rockets, I Cried, What Is Madness are among its' children.

A few amazing musicians and good friends joined us in this session - Shuz (3421), Nomok (L.B.T), Roy Chen (Malox)." -- KerenDun
credits


Music by Buttering Trio (KerenDun, Beno Hendler, Rejoicer)

Additional Keys by Shuzin (3421) and Nomok
Drums on "Juno Juno" by Roy Chen

Recorded by Uri MixMonster Wertheim @ 106 FM studios

Mastering by Marko Gurkan @ Kicha Studios, TLV

Art and Design by Jengo

Executive Producer - Osbourne "Ease" Green 

Buttering Trio - Jam - 06 I Cried For You

Tõnis Mägi & Lea Dali Lion - Sa Haara Kinni Mu Käest

William Onyeabor - Ride On Baby

blood given wages

DAVID T WALKER - LAY LADY LAY

Never Twice

Stanyan Street

Freaky Feedback Blues

Jazz For The Jet Set

Blind Man Blind Man

The second single off 'Press' EP featuring These Guy

Written/Recorded by David Versace
Drums by Jasper Gundersen
Drums recorded @ Incremental Studios by Cam Smith 
Mixed and Mastered by Farzan Saif

Original Photograph by Rodrigo Autric
Cover Art by David Versace

Sole Reality (ft. These Guy)

Hifalutin

baglaens

Ljupka

Šta Je, Tu Je

Gabo Brown & Orchestre Poly-Rythmo - It's a Vanity

OFFICIAL URL - ​https://hopest.re/LookAround

DANIELLE PONDER &
KARATE BOOGALOO

“Look Around” ​out July 24, 2020 via ​Hopestreet Recordings​.

New York singer and activist ​Danielle Ponder pairs up with Melbourne cinematic soul outfit ​Karate Boogaloo to deliver ​“Look Around,” a haunting reflection on the times we live in. ​“Look Around” was written in the studio with the band in the first days of 2020 when Danielle was in Melbourne, and at the time was conceived as a cry for help in the literal firestorm that was engulfing Australia. As 2020 progressed, the words that came in that moment of inspiration seemed to reflect each of the multiplying calamities this year has presented. When the death of George Floyd ignited indignation across the USA and the world, the lyrics to Look Around could not have been more apropos.

In Danielle’s words: “fires were raging through Australia and smoke covered the sky. It felt like all of our human sins had gotten the best of us and we were paying a price. I didn’t know that when I arrived back home in the U.S, the world would only get darker. I feel like my past self wrote this song for my future self knowing what was to come.” ​This song would help Danielle through what has been one of the most painful times to be Black in America.

Coming from different continents and different backgrounds was no obstacle to Danielle Ponder and Karate Boogaloo forming an immediate musical connection in the studio. Karate Boogaloo is a formidable studio band with years of studious focus learning soul music and its history. The instant connection is obvious on ​“Look Around”, ​as the band and Danielle sound like they’d been playing together for years rather than hours. Black Lives Matter, while being a US based movement, has a strong resonance in Australia where Indigenous people are massively over-represented in prison populations and in fatal interactions with the police. Thus, sales in July and August are going to be donated to the Equal Justice Initiative in the USA and Warriors Of The Aboriginal Resistance in Australia.

Danielle Ponder & Karate Boogaloo - Look Around

Golden Line with Rhodes - with Jeffery Young (bass)

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