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Offshore Devices Vol.1: Al Rajul Al Hadidi - Ravikkai Groove (Magic Bus Edit)

Release date: May 15th 2015
Checkpoint 303, Jawaher Shofani, Wardeh Sbeit, Jihad Sbeit
KKV (2015)
Voices from the destroyed Palestinian village of Iqrit, deconstructed and remixed - An ode to resistance and the quest for justice.
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Available on iTunes, Amazon, www.kkv.no, etc....



My homeland  -  بلادي

يوغا الحواجز

Live performance by Checkpoint 303 (Tun/Palestine/France) featuring the excellent Lebanese hip-hop artist El Rass.

Find out more about El Rass:
► http://soundcloud.com/el-rass-the-head
► http://waja3rass.blogspot.com

More about Checkpoint 303
► http://www.facebook.com/CP303
► http://www.checkpoint303.com



Yoga al 7awajez (يوغا الحواجز) Checkpoint 303 feat. El Rass (Recorded Live in Beirut)

Pass The Bless is a collaboration album between Slovenian electronic duo Darla Smoking and
Austrian label Well Gedacht is presenting musicians, beatmakers, producers and rappers from
middle east and europe. Album includes Slovenian duo Darla Smoking, Turkish beatmaker, guitarist
and producer Levni, Palestinian rapper and producer Stormtrap Asifeh, Turkish rapper and producer

Ethnique Punch and Iranian rapper and beatmaker Naji.

This project came into being after the artists spent a 2-week artist residency Dvocikel in Layerjeva
Hiša (Kranj, Slovenia). There they experimented with different styles and sounds, using a wide range
of electronic and acoustic instruments at their disposal (including their own voices), resulting in a 10-
track album which crosses between dub, hip-hop, improvisation and experimental electronic genres.
The album is heavy with Arabic, Turkish, and Persian lyrics which explore different political, cultural,
and philosophical themes defying the current stagnant environment of politics and media at home
and abroad. The speed ranges from slow to fast and the tone satirical to serious, making for an
explosive journey which was born out of a passion for creating music, expressing oneself and

collaborating with one another, hence the name “Pass the Bless”.

7 - Waiting For Godot - Supreme Figur, Darla Smoking

Saheq

Amphithéâtre de Carthage - 1er Festival Panafricain de la Jeunesse
Paroles : Moustapha Toumi, Lamine Bechichi 
Composition : Boudjemia Merzak

"Africa / Ifrikya" - Meriem Makeba - Live Carthage (1973)

Simon Abou Assali is a Damascene multi instrumentalist based in France.  He co-founded “MaBRaD” band in his early twenties as a composer and songwriter. Simon built the “C-Mon Studio” in Damascus in 2002, which was a meeting point for young musicians and many indie Syrian bands. In 2015, he embarked on the back of a rubber boat and fled to Greece from where he travelled on foot by land all the way to France. His music is an attempt to translate his emotions throughout this experience and throughout the biggest journey of his life. “Oriental Lord”  is a progressive track, merging sounds into a new surprising language.

https://simonabouassali.bandcamp.com
https://soundcloud.com/simon-abou-assali

Sera3

Simon Abou Assali - Oriental Lord

From the EP Manai Blue, available : mediteranos.bandcamp.com/album/manai-blue
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Tracklist 
1. Amanohashidate (00:00)
2. Mt.Shasta (03:00)
3. Konohananosakuya(05:58)
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Mdm Columbia a.k.a. Emil, living in Kyoto,Japan. 
Multi performance artist Madame Columbia was highly influenced in her early years by the Japanese underground party and clandestine music scene.
From her love of dance music and experiences into the twilight zone, her roots and inspiration grew. 2012 saw the release of her 1st album OPALUS (byakudan) and tours across Japan and Asia. Through different encounters and experiences she hopes to bring peace and freedom with her music.  Since 2016 her solo live and productions reflect her original and eclectic sound which is steadily leading the music scene into new areas of free expression and a bright future.

Release date:
20 July 2020

Manai Blue by MDMC (excerpts) | MEDS07

From Marxism 1994. Alex Callinicos discusses the concept of the dialectic in History.
Recording with thanks to Nick Moore

Books by Callinicos

Is There Progress In History? - Alex Callinicos

#Solidaritywithmoria w/ @shamma-iqbal

Donate: rootradio.live/donate-moria

Smoked Poets #Solidaritywithmoria | Root Radio 22/09/2020

Festival d'Avignon 1976
Source illustration : http://odysseo.generiques.org

"L'Algérien" - Mounsi (1976)

Sound archive of recordings of meetings at Marxism Festival from the 1970's.
Most were originally recorded on cassette tape.
Curated by Dave Gilchrist

Is There Progress In History? - Alex Callinicos

The Bookmarks Marxism Sound Archive

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