The music opens with softer sounds (a light message) to slowly ease into more peppy tunes as we move along and reach the crescendo. The last song’s title is hopefully apt for all of us - to perhaps help us ‘shake off the storm’, and smoothly fight the challenging time we’ve all been dropped in.

The playlist’s cover picture was taken when I was at the tip of India, Chinnamuttom (near Kanyakumari), at the very end of our country.

Lauren

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WHY MUD - KETCHUP

Cocktail #40 | June 2017

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Following on from six volumes, a detour to Brooklyn and a cut-up megamix – all as collected in a special 8-CD boxset – our famed Brazilian Beats compilation series finally returns. Brazilian Beats 7 continues to shine a light on the country’s wealthy musical heritage, both past and present, while acting as an honest guide for listeners seeking exciting and different musical pastures.

Volume 7 collects 20 tracks, spanning a range of styles and scenes from the more obvious to the weirder and lesser-known gems to be found throughout Brazil. There’s cutting-edge, bass-heavy new school hip hop with Karol Conka and her trailblazing producer Nave; sunshine laden soul from Djavan; a Jorge Ben cover courtesy of Junip that does the maestro’s legacy proud; funky Forro accordions from little-known Odair who used to play with Tom Ze; samba rock from SamJazz, a bonafide Sao Paulo classic, and Abilio Manuel; disco fusion from Coaty de Oliveira, taken from an album made for a restaurant no less; hard-edged bossa from the Jorge Autouri Trio; and last but not least Brazil-meets-LA funk in the shape of Jackson Conti, the unforgettable collaboration between Madlib and Azymuth’s drummer Ivan Conti.

1 Karol Conka – Boa Noite / 2 Bemba Trio – Melô do vatapá / 3 Som Sete – Esquindindin / 4 Cláudia - Deixa Eu Dizer / 5 Djavan – Nereci / 6 Junip – Oba, Lá Vem Ela / 7 Odair Cabeça de poeta - Isso é Bonito / 8 SamJazz - Nega, Neguinha / 9 Abilio Manoel - Luiza Manequim / 10 Junior Com Orquestra E Coro - O Campeão (Meu Time) / Hindo Do Flamengo / 11 Coaty de Olivieira – Caminho Livre / 12 Arnaud Rodrigues - Turma do Poie / 13 Brazil Selection – Bananaticoco / 14 Zapattta - A Mesa Santa / 15 Jorge Autuori Trio – Autorizando / 16 Cizinha - Prá Fazer Um Samba / 17 Quarteto Novo – Misturada / 18 Wan Trio – Selvagem / 19 Mestre Bimba - Corridos / 20 Jackson Conti - Plateau Pt. 1

Junip – Oba, Lá Vem Ela

Tame Impala

Soda Fabric - Bitter Moon

Taken from 'Atlantis' to be released in spring 2015, exclusively via Anova Music.

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Soda Fabric - Bitter Moon

EP3 is out 13th/14th April 2015
Limited edition vinyl coming soon
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Last Light

"I got so stoned like I checked out Medusa" 
ॐ
Peace <3

Cobana - Walking Stoned ॐ (Psytrance @ 95 BPM) '*'Medusa like'*'

SOUL KISS (FOR ALLIES TO BE)

A Tribe Called Quest 
"Can I Kick It"(King Most Redirection)
Mastered: Doc Adam 
Artwork: Rhek 

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A Tribe Called Quest "Can I Kick It" (King Most Redirection)

Taken from BANZEIRO available on LP /CD /DL via: https://donaonete.bandcamp.com/album/banzeiro & STREAMING

‘Remarkable… an engagingly commanding and feisty singer’ The Guardian

Dona Onete - ‘the grande dame of Amazonian song’ - returns with further tales from the river Amazon on her sophomore album Banzeiro.

Whether she’s championing gay rights, singing about the delights of indecent proposals or praising a former lover for his ‘crazy ways of making love’, Banzeiro is defined by Onete’s honest reflections on life, love, sex as well as her delight in the everyday pleasures of life in the Amazon, whether that’s spicy seasoning, salty kisses or fishy-smelling water.

Formerly a history teacher, folklore researcher, union representative, culture secretary and children’s author - “I never thought I would be a singer” she claims - Onete recorded her debut album Feitiço Caboclo at 73. A cult figure in Brazil and an ambassador for Amazonian culture, the music she sings is a unique mix of rhythms from native Brazilians, African slaves and the Caribbean - epitomised in the joyous carimbós that are her trademark.

Born in the Amazonian region of Pará in 1938, Onete is a mix of native Indian from her mother’s side and African from her father. She first started to sing after a chance riverside encounter: “I was washing clothes by the river and one day I saw a dolphin and sung for him. The next day I sang again, and two dolphins came, then a whole family!”.

A self-proclaimed “teenage-dreamer” who embraced music “because everything was forbidden by my parents”, by the age of 15 Onete was singing in bars, yet her musical ambitions were soon crushed: “I was married at 22 and when I tried to sing at home my husband didn’t like it so I had to stop”.

She became an ardent researcher of the rhythms, dances and traditions of the Amazon’s indigenous and black people, which inspired her to begin composing songs herself. Unable to sing at home, she began to incorporate her compositions in her work as a history teacher.

In the early eighties Onete quit teaching to campaign for workers’ rights and following retirement in 1990 she became a local Municipal Secretary of Culture. In the early 2000s Onete’s second husband encouraged her musical side and it was whilst singing at a friend’s party in 2006 that she was overheard by a local band. She joined them and soon became a local celebrity known for her risque lyrics. A debut album, Feitiço Caboclo, soon followed and her contemporary take on the music of Para was a critical success with Onete touring Brazil playing to crowds of thousands: “Traditional carimbo songs are about nature and tradition - I modernised it by singing about love and sex and taking influence from samba and pagode”.

International critics were next to fall for this sassy, saucy and sexy septuagenarian with Les Inrocks making the album one of their top 5 ‘world’ releases that year. European festival performances followed in 2015 - including a main stage spot at Womad UK - with a US tour taking in Chicago, Cleveland, and New York in September 2016. “Sometimes, when you think you’ve given all you’ve got, you realise that, in fact, you have a lot more ahead of you”, she opines.

Banzeiro is the wave that’s created as boats pass through the water and with it’s pulsating saxophone riff, insistent guitar line, thundering percussion and Onete’s charged lyrics the album title track, a banguê – raucous high-octane ‘Amazonian ska’ – is a musical tsunami. Onete is at her most potent on Na Linha do Arco Iris (The Line of the Rainbow), a rallying cry of support for her LGBT fans: “come out of the wardrobe, cross the line of the rainbow and be who you want to be”. Faceira and No Meio do Pitiú are joyous carimbós with the latter surely the only song to recount the charms of Pitiú - the fishy-smelling water that floods Belém’s legendary fish-market Ver-o-Peso as the ice defrosts.

DONA ONETE No Meio Do Pitiú

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KILL FRENZY - LAST NITE (SLOW JAM) [free download]

Road666 est le premier EP des Sheitan Brothers ainsi que la première sortie du label Zelaian Disco Club crée de toute pièce par les frères diaboliques.
La rage contenue au creux des sillons est issue d’influences diverses naviguant du Moyen Orient à l’Ile de la Réunion. Road666 est un produit chamanique et vaudoo offert en pature au dancefloor. 
Entre tradition, sonorités électroniques solaires et percussives, Bled Runner et Gardien Volcan n’ont que, pour unique ambition, de ne jamais laisser aucun danseur imaginer pouvoir échapper à une insolation nocturne.

Digital version:
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Sheitan Brothers - Gardien Volcan (Official Audio) | Premiere

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Why Mud - Seven Tides

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Why Mud - Basilic

Why Mud - Savage

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Produced by WHY MUD
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Lyrics : 
Got to make it up to you if I don't know how to become any better 
Got to change the way I look if I don't know how to become any better 

I've got to do it 
I got to do it at home 
When no one's looking 
When no one else is around 
I thought I had changed 
But it's no enough 
Got to get in Shape 
To get her attention 

Got to get in Shape

Why Mud - Ketchup (to get in shape)

真っ青に染まれ/Cheektime温度

OFFICIAL GORGON CITY REMIX | DILLON FRANCIS 'SAY LESS’ FT. G-EAZY 
 
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Dillon Francis - Say Less (Gorgon City Remix) Radio Edit

Opening with strong flavours of Pharaoh Sanders in the bass and Lonnie Liston Smith on keys, Yadava’s 'Kadampa 125' is one for the jazz-funk YouTube trawlers looking for something with an early evening dance floor flavour. 

The So Flute resident contributes the track to Ad Hoc Presents Vol. 1 V/A, the label's first release.

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Yadava - Kadampa 125 (STW Premiere)

Nicobox - Impressions

Two miscreants of UK electronics have been drafted in by Shipwrec for a 12” of techno debauchery. Richard Bevan and Joshu Doherty, aka Posthuman, have been addicted to acid from their first contact with the caustic and cruel chords of the TB303. Since then the two cousins have gone on to curate 10 years of I Love Acid as well as doling out some toxic classics of their own. The duo deliver the soured goods once again, starting the audio anarchy with the ominously titled ”Netflix and Kill”. Drum patterns are gnarled and nasty in this slow burning jacker where basslines boil over into a thick syrup of late night revelry. The flip is taken over by the bullying sounds of ”The Damocles Syndicate.” The track rumbles with venomous menace. Coils of 303 spite bulge and contract under the strict resolve of a stern beat in this ready made floor filler. Two helpings from two malevolent masters of the silver box.

Release date vinyl: 26th of March 2018
Release date digital: 27th of March 2018

Cat# Ship056
Written & produced by Rich Bevan & Josh Doherty
Mastered by Rinus Hooning
Distributed by Clone Distribution

Posthuman - The Damocles Syndicate - SHIP056

ORIGINAL "Pıçıldaşın, ləpələr" 🇦🇿
🎙️: Sara Qədimova
🎼: Andrey Babayev
✍️: İslam Səfərli

Orheyn - Karacadag

Written and Produced by Slow Dancer from the forthcoming album 'Surrender'.


We All Make Mistakes

Manu Chao - Me Gustas Tu

Hypnotic Pop Rock 

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