this is one of the first few beats I ever made, lot's of people tried it but none came close to this, hip hop with a sense of humour. Check Stone Kawala, he's dope.

You Don’t Know My Name (feat. Stone Kawala)

Available here: https://keno.bandcamp.com/album/out-past-the-current

Having released his debut album Around The Corner in 2018, as well as a critically acclaimed LP in collaboration with Los Angeles-based musician Tristan de Liège two years later, Keno aka David Hanke’s latest opus, Out Past The Current, brings together not only some of his finest remixes from the past four years but also a handful of new and exclusive works.

Once again Hanke's love for more downtempo styles is on show - a passion that has immersed the producer into the electronic music scene since the early 2000s. Developing his own style over the last few years with lush instrumentations, more complex songwriting and distinctive drum programming, his songs and remixes ease the mind with echoes from the past.

What better way to start then, than with a never before heard recording from Keno, appropriately entitled Outset. Something of a statement of intent, this new piece establishes the producer’s trademark strings only to let loose with an intense 45 second drum workout that’ll leave the listener in a spin and hungry for more.

And more comes in the shape of a remix for Berlin producer, composer and arranger Niko Schabel aka Radio Citizen who has been releasing music for the last 15 years, and currently with his hometown label, Sonar Kollektiv. Serene, in it's original form, was featured on the 2017 album Silent Guide, and was a suitably contemplative and laid-back piece of instrumental music. Keno’s reworking adds more of a groove and tightens up the freeform nature of the original without losing any of its easygoing charm.

Out Past The Current

Radio Citizen "Serene (Keno Remix)"

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Experience In Jazz Featuring Bella Wagner - Mop Mop by the bahama soul club

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04 How We Be (Peaking Lights Dub Mix)

The B-side from a new 45 by BROWNOUT

La Raza b/w Arabeesh
Limited 7” / 45rpm single / first 200 units on pearl-white vinyl / standard black also available

An instrumental original that, as the title teases, has some Arab flare.  The recipe for this cut seems to blend a dash of Cairo Jazz Band with and a pinch of desert-psych funk groove, in turn creating a full, slow-burning groove that is sure to mellow and get heads nodding.

Shipping on Dia De La Raza! Oct. 12, 2016.

KPT-110 La Raza b/w Arabeesh

Brownout - KPT-110B - Arabeesh

Lazalypso is taken from the new Ondatropica album Baile Bucanero. Available on Soundway Records now: http://smarturl.it/BucaneroDirect

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Baile Bucanero

Ondatrópica - Lazalypso

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Miyazawa - Anjos llrmaos (Truby Trio Remix)

Blurb from Renegades of Jazz:

“After releasing his ‘Moyo Wangu’ album in late 2016 where David Hanke connected to the time he spent in his early childhood in Arusha/Tanzania, it’s now time for ‘Moyo Zaidi’, the remixed version of the original album. While ‘Moyo Wangu’ was translated as ‘My Heart’, ‘Moyo Zaidi’ can be translated as ‘Heart Returned’.

The original songs have been reworked by twelve producers and DJs from all across the scene and continents. From America over Europe to Australia and from Funk over Cumbia and Dub to Deep House and Downbeat this remix album is a bounty stack of styles and directions. Funk versions from Moscow, Lisboa and London, some Cumbia from Brisbane, a Dub treatment from Los Angeles, Afrodisco comes from Bogotá, soulful Downbeat from the Black Forest and London, a slow mover from Hamburg and twisted Deep House from Amsterdam, Belgrad and London.”

Chris Read’s remix of ‘Afro Cookie’ is the opening track.

Experience In Jazz Featuring Bella Wagner - Mop Mop by the bahama soul club

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