African beat

This is a Bootleg Remix by David Montoya meant for promotional use only and can not be sold in anyway,shape or form.
Comments and Likes are highly appreciated. Thank you!

Mile***(David Montoya Edit)

PRE-ORDER VINYL HERE: http://wearemawimbi.bandcamp.com/album/mwb-001 

A1 Pasteur Lappe - More Sekele Movement (Africaine 808 Remix)
A2 10 Foot Ballerina - Sogoni Kalimba
B1 Loâzo - Ketjak 
B2 Jenovah - Afrikaan Beat 2.0 

Early support by Sound Pellegrino, Acid Arab, Cottam, Noema, DJ Zhao!, Joakim, Zaltan, Murlo, Lil' Mike (Birdy Nam Nam), Imhotep (IAM) 

Exclusively available through bandcamp until April 28th, 2015.
Catalogue number: MWB001. 
Distribution by Kuroneko Media. 
Mastered by Mathieu Berthet in Paris. 
Artwork by Clément Vincent from Mawimbi / Viatic. 
All rights reserved © Mawimbi, 2015

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After two years of playing in multiple venues in Paris and across France, Mawimbi is now a label. MWB001 is a 4-tracker 12 inch record focusing on various expressions of the afro-centric musical influence in modern club music. The record will be followed shortly by a digital release, containing 5 additional tracks by like-minded producers.

"More Sekele Movement" (A1) is a much sought after Cameroonese afro-disco stomper, here remixed by Vulkandance residents Africaine 808. "Sogoni Kalimba" (A2) is a deep journey into the healing tones of the kalimba by 10 Foot Ballerina, an Atlanta-via-Detroit-via-Berlin native now renewing the links with his ancestry studying music in Windhoek, Namibia.

"Ketjak" (B1) by Parisian producer Loâzo may very well be the most out there track, starting with a rather goofy asbtract hip-hop beat before pushing things up to 110bpm and building up a climax with its shouting vocals and distorted, techno drum patterns. "Afrikaan Beat 2.0" (B2) is by no means your generic afro-house track, drawing instead in the best UK bass has to offer while taking it to the next level with typical afrobeat drum patterns and ghetto house chopped-up vocals.

A1 Pasteur Lappé - More Sekele Movement (Africaine 808 Remix)
Written by Pasteur Lappe Courtesy of Disques Espérance, 1979.
Additional production by Africaine 808
If you are the rightful owner of this track, please contact us for licensing :

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MWB001 (12" VINYL)  - MINIMIX (OUT OF STOCK)

03 - Sir Victor Uwaifo and his Titibitis of Africa - Ewere noyoyo

Sneak peak of the forthcoming twelve from Afro7 records. Two mid 80s Kikuyu Disco Bombs by Julius Kangethe. Extended Edit and Rework by Didier Selin.

03 - Sir Victor Uwaifo and his Titibitis of Africa - Ewere noyoyo

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