Wah Wah 45s are proud to bring four remixes of our Afrobeat legend to vinyl! You No Fit Touch Am has been universally received with open arms.

A perfect document of the lessons Dele learned in Fela Kuti’s ranks during the 70s and 80s, but brought firmly up-to-date and with contemporary social comment as vital to the afrobeat genre as any rhythm or instrument. To take that forward thinking even further Wah Wah 45s commissioned four huge remixes from some of the UKs most interesting new production names.

Tru Thoughts’ no-nonsense house producer Titeknots first delivered us a massive tropical-house take on Sanctuary back in January. Gaining radio support from Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6 Music, Wah Wah 45s received an endless amount of requests for this to appear on vinyl, so here we are.

Alongside it Wolf Music legend and in-demand house remixer Medlar brings an, intense and insistent disco flavoured rework. To complete the package two relatively new production duos bring quite distinctly different versions.

Warsaw artists Ptaki take on slow burner We Siddon We Dey Look with characteristic punch and new London outfit Modified Man light a broken beat fire under the album title track You No Fit Touch Am.

Four tracks of killer dancefloor fodder for pretty much every occasion. Taking the already incendiary music of Dele Sosimi in a more angular and electronic direction, worthy of a rare 12” release on the Wah Wah imprint, we’re sure you’ll agree



Dele Sosimi 12" remixes

Santino Surfers is back at it again with his fourth single release ‘Who Ordered Fish’ that’s stuffed with Jonas Krag’s impressionable guitar playing. A must listen, in winter times like these. Close your eyes to this daisy tune and embrace the warmth of the hot summer breeze.

'Who Ordered Fish'→https://music-for-dreams.lnk.to/whoorderedfish

Jonas guitar is in company with groovy upfront drums and an undisturbed bassline with no worries in its mind. The tune is split into break shifts with sudden rock-funkalisious parts that are taken over by the main groove. Drive through the drive-in with your arm out the window to ‘Who Ordered Fish’.

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Ibibio Sound Machine are set to release their debut LP through Soundway Records. Fronted by British / Nigerian vocalist Eno Williams, they combine elements of West African highlife, disco, post-punk & psychedelic electro soul. Preceded by the pulsating first single 'Let's Dance', ‘Ibibio Sound Machine’ will be released 17th March.

Folk stories, recounted to Eno by her family as a child in her mother's South-Eastern Nigerian Ibibio language form the creative lyrical fabric of the album. A large dose of electronic elements and an approach as influenced by London as much as by West Africa, give the vocals and guitar lines space to breath without being overwhelmed.

From the banging sub-bass of 'Lets Dance' to the spiritual, gospel-tinged notes of the album's opening track 'Voice of the Bird', the band have turned in a dynamic and, at times, beautiful take on modern afro-soul music.

The 8-piece live band made their official live debut at this year's Transmusicales in France and will be a name to look out for in 2014. 

PRE-ORDER IBIBIO SOUND MACHINE - OUT 17th MARCH

iTunes: http://smarturl.it/y860kf
Piccadilly Records: http://ow.ly/sPLXP 
Amazon UK: http://ow.ly/sPLtn 
FNAC: http://ow.ly/sPMdz 
Norman Records: http://ow.ly/sPMrg
http://www.soundwayrecords.com/
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Ibibio Sounds Machine - Let's Dance (Yak Inek Unek)

Belgrade DJs KOMPLEKS make their debut on the SHOES spin-off label PLIMSOLL RECORDS in collaboration with GRANDE BUFFO. 4 tasty mid-tempo disco, reggae and soul edits: "PUT IT ON THE LINE", "SPACE TALK", "LORAINE" and "WHEEL OF LIFE EDIT". The tracks speak for themselves so check them out. PHAT! Don't sleep on this one...

Vinyl out mid July via PLIMSOLL 
Digital release via GRAND BUFFO soon after

Tracklisting: 
A1 - Put It On the Line - Lyn Collins 
A2 - Space Talk - Asha Puthli 
B1 - Loraine - Linton Kwesi Johnson 
B2 - Wheel Of Life - Lyn Collins

Kompleks - Space Talk (Asha Puthli Edit)

Jazzmovation(Like To Move It - Vocalviolation) V1

Never In This World

DJ Snatch - Never In This World

Wah Wah 45s are proud to bring four remixes of our Afrobeat legend to vinyl! You No Fit Touch Am has been universally received with open arms.

A perfect document of the lessons Dele learned in Fela Kuti’s ranks during the 70s and 80s, but brought firmly up-to-date and with contemporary social comment as vital to the afrobeat genre as any rhythm or instrument. To take that forward thinking even further Wah Wah 45s commissioned four huge remixes from some of the UKs most interesting new production names.

Tru Thoughts’ no-nonsense house producer Titeknots first delivered us a massive tropical-house take on Sanctuary back in January. Gaining radio support from Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6 Music, Wah Wah 45s received an endless amount of requests for this to appear on vinyl, so here we are.

Alongside it Wolf Music legend and in-demand house remixer Medlar brings an, intense and insistent disco flavoured rework. To complete the package two relatively new production duos bring quite distinctly different versions.

Warsaw artists Ptaki take on slow burner We Siddon We Dey Look with characteristic punch and new London outfit Modified Man light a broken beat fire under the album title track You No Fit Touch Am.

Four tracks of killer dancefloor fodder for pretty much every occasion. Taking the already incendiary music of Dele Sosimi in a more angular and electronic direction, worthy of a rare 12” release on the Wah Wah imprint, we’re sure you’ll agree

You No Fit Touch Am (Modified Man Remix)

We Siddon We Dey Look (Straight Molin') (Ptaki Remix)

Wah Wah 45s are proud to bring four remixes of our Afrobeat legend to vinyl! You No Fit Touch Am has been universally received with open arms.

A perfect document of the lessons Dele learned in Fela Kuti’s ranks during the 70s and 80s, but brought firmly up-to-date and with contemporary social comment as vital to the afrobeat genre as any rhythm or instrument. To take that forward thinking even further Wah Wah 45s commissioned four huge remixes from some of the UKs most interesting new production names.

Tru Thoughts’ no-nonsense house producer Titeknots first delivered us a massive tropical-house take on Sanctuary back in January. Gaining radio support from Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6 Music, Wah Wah 45s received an endless amount of requests for this to appear on vinyl, so here we are.

Alongside it Wolf Music legend and in-demand house remixer Medlar brings an, intense and insistent disco flavoured rework. To complete the package two relatively new production duos bring quite distinctly different versions.

Warsaw artists Ptaki take on slow burner We Siddon We Dey Look with characteristic punch and new London outfit Modified Man light a broken beat fire under the album title track You No Fit Touch Am.

Four tracks of killer dancefloor fodder for pretty much every occasion. Taking the already incendiary music of Dele Sosimi in a more angular and electronic direction, worthy of a rare 12” release on the Wah Wah imprint, we’re sure you’ll agree




Sanctuary (Titeknots Remix)

Part of a remix package for Dele Sosimi's first album in a decade, Medlar returns back to basics with a nostalgic disco rework.

Read more: http://www.stampthewax.com/2015/11/11/premiere-dele-sosimi-you-no-fit-touch-am-medlar-remix/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/sosimi-medlar
Buy: https://delesosimi.bandcamp.com/album/you-no-fit-touch-am-retouched-ep

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Dele Sosimi - You No Fit Touch Am (Medlar Remix) (STW Premiere)

Format: 12inch, Download | Releasedate: 18.03.2016 | Label: Sonar Kollektiv

Last June, Berlin based reissue label Notes On A Journey released a celebrated re-issue of an album which in its original release in 1980 attracted scarcely or almost no attention at all: „Confidence In The Future“ (NOAJ001) by obscure, short-lived Berlin Folk Jazz project Spinning Motion – a spontaneously assembled Jazz trained group around Manfred Tappert and Achim Hirsch recorded this forgotten gem but disbanded soon after again. Looking back on a bit more consistent past, another Berlin institution, Jazzanova established their worldwide success (f.e. with their early, groundbreaking remixes) almost twenty years ago and now demonstrate with their absolutely emotive and laid-back rework of “Naze” that as you get older you're not only getting wiser but also continue to stay musically relevant and contemporary. As Jazzanova is concentrating on own material at the moment, we are really happy for the incident that Notes On A Journey found the original multi-track tapes of the recordings. That’s the only reason why Jazzanova took their time to go into the studio and did this remix of Naze. On the digital release you'll find three different versions of this outstanding remix.

Another song off the warm-heartly recommendable Spinning Motion album, “Prisoner Of Life”, gets a treatment by two founders of Notes On A Journey and operators themselves. With Stefan Leisering in the game, being one of Jazzanova's musical mastermind, this release's staff intersects somehow or other anyway. Oliver Glage, the other one thirds of Notes On A Journey and Oliver Haertel, the sound man behind several Sonar Kollektiv productions, are in different capacities part of the Sonar Kollektiv family as well. Their rework of “Prisoner Of Life” relocates the listeners back to the original's year of origin, offers though, with Leisering's cunning drum programming (plus added synths and choirs) somewhat like an alternate version. Therewith this tune will not only be catapulted into modern times but hopefully soon into the Heavy Rotation of any respectable radio station around the globe.


Naze (Jazzanova Remix)

Naze

A - Spinning Motion - Naze (Jazzanova Remix)

We loved doing this remix so much , we did 2!

https://soundcloud.com/psychemagik/kinobe-slip-into-something-more-comfortable-psychemagik-late-nite-remix

KINOBE - SLIP INTO SOMETHING MORE COMFORTABLE  (PSYCHEMAGIK ORIGINAL REMIX)

Out now on Mr Bongo

http://www.mrbongo.com/products/ichi

You No Fit Touch Am (Modified Man Remix)

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