Here's another track from a All'Arrabbiata EP on Fingerman's HOT DIGITS label.
This one is a rework of a 1977 song from Algerian singer Zohra.

All'Arrabbiata EP (Hot Digits)

Get It Here

Badala Zamana (V4YS Dihya Rework)(HOTDIGIT094)

Release Date Worldwide: 07/11/2022

Sunner Soul
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PREMIERE: Sunner Soul - Fly With The Magic

Here's a slo-mo balearic take of this classic Joe Dassin song from 1979. One for a chill summer sunset :)

Free Dwnld

Blue Country (V4YS viens avec moi Rework)

Noncomercial Song

Original mix : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMM044eL56c&feature=kp
Danmad Bootleg Remix : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUklcVoD-Hg

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Saint Germain - Sure Thing (Danmad Bootleg Remix)

Coule’Ba gets reworked by Heidelberg’s groove ambassador, Move D, and Razor-N-Tape boss, JKriv. The respective versions blend the Analog Players Society’s West African instrumentations and soaring vocal talents of Missia Saran Diabate into a chugging atmospheric dub and a throwback boogie jam flush with JKriv’s guitar chops.

Out soon, vinyl only, distributed by Rubadub UK and FIT Detroit. ^_^

B1 Analog Players Society - Coule'Ba (JKriv Version)

 96kbs version. upcoming vinyl release



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The Wolf  (Disco Tech Edit)

Kaliméra Aeon

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/bosq-ft-bruno-morais-com-forca-ubiquity-records/
* Watch on YouTube : https://youtu.be/vcJOqzPygC8
* Pre-order : https://bosq.bandcamp.com/album/love-and-resistance

Although he hails from the cold winters of Boston, Massachusetts, it’s hard not to hear a sort of authenticity in the Latin and Afro rhythms Bosq crafts in his upcoming release Love and Resistance out on Ubiquity Records. If I had to pinpoint the underlying reason for why this is, I’d say its the producer’s dedication and commitment to the music he is so passionate about.

For Bosq, dabbling in Central and South American beats is less of a trend than it is an actual lifestyle. This is why we believe the American musician has chosen to call Medellin, Colombia his home for the past couple of years. Unlike other Western artists, who have been criticized for not directly collaborating with the far-off cultures they choose to sample, Bosq has decided to do the exact opposite – and this approach shows in basically every tune featured on his latest record.

For example, take the lead track from his LP titled Com Força, which translates to “With Strength” in English. Instead of sampling some classic Brazilian artist like Jorge Ben to create the tune, Bosq resoundingly says, “Fuck that” and makes an original all his own with contemporary Brazilian vocalist Bruno Morais from São Paulo. The result is something that sounds like it comes from the country itself and actually contributes to the rich, flowing canon of Brazilian dance music – not something being cheaply borrowed and re-packaged for Western audiences.

The genuine way in which Bosq incorporates himself and his music explains why Love and Resistance is littered with features that range from the likes of Kaleta and Nicole Willis. Whether it’s making a song that sounds like it’s from Benin or sultry disco that epitomizes American funk, Bosq makes every track off his album exude a tangible “realness” by working with authentic representatives from each genre featured on it – and for that, we at Bolting Bits tip our hats off to him. This is no easy feat and should be viewed as a glorious example of how musicians can embrace other cultures without appropriating.

PREMIERE : Bosq Ft. Bruno Morais - Com Forca

Written by Jacques Higelin & Brigitte Fontaine, "La Grippe" was recorded in 1965. It was produced by legendary 40's/50's/60's talent scout Jacques Canetti, as part of a longer collection of songs, "12 chansons d'avant le déluge", which I highly recommend.

Founder of "Les 3 Baudets" club in Paris in the late 40s, Canetti auditionned Jacques Higelin for the first time in 1955. Only 15-year-old at the time,  young Higelin impressed him, but was too young for Canetti to promote...yet. 
Canetti told Higelin' parents that day that Jacques will probably hear from him again...when he turns 25. And kept his word, by producing this first record in Higelin long career!

To me, this wonderful little song sounds like an early echo of the bossa/jazz wave that hit in France in the late 60's/early 70's. Higelin actually subsequently worked a lot with the Saravah Records label, created by the man who introduced Brazilian sounds in France, Pierre Barough. 

Here is my samba/bossa Dj-friendly revisit of this song, as a humble tribute to Higelin's talent and legacy.

<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/b6babd'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Higelin X Fontaine - La Grippe (V4YS Sambossa Rework)

Napule (Rare Cuts Edit)

original track:  nfc - rico coco (Mandrill cuts 003) que a su vez lo rescató del grupo Elia y Elizabeth

youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhqTsmLZnY0&feature=youtu.be

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Elia y Elizabeth <Alegría> edit dj caution

Contact/DJ booking/remixing: vibes4yoursoul@gmail.com

Badala Zamana (V4YS Dihya Rework)(HOTDIGIT094)

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