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Cannibale - Hidden Wealth

Fine Anyway (Habibi Funk 016)

Everything You Want

Part of Project Nine Vision.

Named After:
Neuntage - Abschied (1990)
KomaKino (II) - Farewell (Fearwell) (1992/1994)
Gosa Ingosa - Farewell (2021)

Inspired by:
The Watchmaker
Miss Notafraid
Gosa Ingosa
Finnscher

Upcoming Tracks:
Mecki The Sawer
The Jogger
Alone

Farewell

Welcome to Dijf Sanders' (@dijf-sanders) wonderful journey into future exotica. The Belgian musician pens and produces soundtracks to distant, far-flung places that brood with exotica, psychedelia, jazz and electronica.
 
His new album ‘JAVA’, releasing December 8th through W.E.R.F. is a psychedelic and modern search for the sounds of the homonymous Indonesian island. From hours and hours of field recordings, Dijf distilled ten psychedelic pieces which ride on waves of ecstasy and trance, and bridge the gap between two worlds. Tribal rhythms and warm melodies are fused to a seamless and beautiful musical work in utopia.
 
Armed with a set of field recorders, Dijf traveled to every urban and rural corner of Indonesia in the spring of this year. ‘Kacapi’, ‘Kendang’, ‘Angklung’, ‘Calung’ or ‘Gamelan’ are not the names of indigenous tropical diseases by the way, but those of local instruments that Dijf encountered on his adventurous musical quest.
 
For two weeks the American expert ethnographer Palmer Keen stood by Dijf through his total immersion into the island’s colourful culture and rich, ceremonial traditions. As a contemporary incarnation of ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax, Dijf collected an impressive repertory of recordings, commissioned by the Europalia Arts Festival and KAAP Creative Compass.

On his return to Belgium, Dijf headed straight back into the studio with the gathered material and invited some of his musical soulmates to put the icing on the cake. It is no coincidence that the three guests – Nathan Daems, Filip Vandebril and Simon Segers – are all part of Black Flower, a band that famously flirts with Eastern sounds.

The Brugge-born, Gentbrugge-based musician is one of those great Flemish talents. In the past, he earned his stripes with Teddiedrum and The Violent Husbands and has produced bands like Kenji Minogue and Blackie & The Oohoos. He has also released music under his own name including the critically acclaimed album ‘Moonlit Planetarium’.

JAVA 

Preorder Album

Exclusive Premiere: Dijf Sanders "Jaipong" (W.E.R.F. Records)

Tinariwen - Nànnuflày  (Edite Mr ID )

İsyanlar

Isyanlar (Radio Edit)

Stream & download: 
⇨ All platforms: http://hyperurl.co/dunkelbunt_yaliyali
⇨ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3a31eUO
⇨ Bandcamp: https://bit.ly/3fG7NOi (exclusive edits)
⇨ Soundcloud: https://bit.ly/2PKks8B
⇨ Youtube: https://youtu.be/yE7CFnWWXJA 

http://www.dunkelbunt.org

TITLE:   Yali Yali / Çayelinden Öteye 
ARTIST:   Nese Karaböcek [dunkelbunt remix]  
Release date: 07.08.2020
Label:    Transglobal District Records 
Labelcode:   LC43551
ISRC:   AT-AH6-20-50017
Cat. No.:  DBR44
UPC:   3616407503593
Music:   traditional folk song adapted by Nese Karaböcek & Dunkelbunt
Lyrics:   traditional folk song 
Producer:  Ulf Lindemann
Format:   Digital 
File under:  Turkey / Remix / Dance

Just now Dunkelbunt has come out with  the first ever official remix of Yali, Yali/ Çayelinden Öteye – a Black Sea love song by Turkish arabesk queen Neşe Karaböcek. Deeply groovy mood, veers off from Karaböcek’s trusted arabesk and Türk Sanat territory, entering the twilight zone of Anatolian psyche. Dunkelbunt puts his own dazzling spin to this deeply atmospheric track. He compliments the trilling, lyrical vocal style of Karaböcek with jangly mix of instrumental touches and shimmering sound effects, weaving his own ethereal ambience, punctuated  with swingy sax riffs, while tapering off in the end in spacey electronica. 

Lyrics:
Çayelinden öteye
Gidelum yali yali
Sirtindaki sepetun
Ben olayım hamali
Sepetunun ipleri
Keseyi omuzuni
Aç beyaz peştemali
Bir göreyum yuzuni
Menşure deduklari
Kıs sen misun sen misun
Alemun dilindesun
O kadar güzelmisun
Eydum Finduk dalini
Gel teşure teşure
Aduni bilmeyirum
Adun olun Menşure
Funduk toplamak için
Eydum funduk dalini
Ben acirum acirum
Menşurenin halini
Bize gölge edeyi
Funduğun yapraklari
Kız sana haram olsun
Çayeli topraklari

Yali Yali : Çayelinden Öteye - Neşe Karaböcek [dunkelbunt Remix]

Gece

Süpürgesi Yoncadan

Buy / Stream here: 

Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2FOFd16
Apple Music: https://apple.co/3iMq1A3
Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/3hMd6N8
Bandcamp: https://bit.ly/35PQxFc
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Gitkin’s music exists somewhere between primal, rootsy memory and distant exotic yearning — A dusty bordertown where the familiar blends imperceptibly into the enchantingly foreign. 

After a long and fruitful run as a bandleader with relentlessly touring party-rockers Pimps Of Joytime and a Grammy-nominated country blues collaboration with Cedric Burnside, multi-instrumentalist Brian J set out to “explore tonalities I’d never messed with,” as he puts it. It was a release from “having to write lyrics or involve my voice,” he notes, and so the (mostly) instrumental sound of Gitkin came into being. 

Reviews of Gitkin’s first LP grappled with descriptors, tagging it vaguely as “cinematic” and comparing it favorably with Khruangbin. True, the music is largely wordless, emotionally evocative, and guitar driven. But it possesses an alluring alchemy all its own. 

Gitkin’s first release, 2018’s well-received Five Star Motel, amply demonstrated his ease with earthy funk and comfortably-cut rhythm. On his new full-length release Safe Passage, the itinerant guitar slinger broadens his already rich palette with melodies informed by Greek and Middle Eastern modalities, Peruvian Chicha and Tuareg Saharan guitar styles. No gimmick, this juxtaposition of gut-bucket blues and funk low-end with unexpectedly twisting lead phrases highlights the intense flavors found in each savory ingredient. 

Recorded at his home studio in New Orleans, Safe Passage showcases a new batch of immediately engaging, repeatedly satisfying cuts, ranging from surf exotica (“Cat Nip”) to raunchy roadhouse stompers (“Fools Gold” and “The Drive”) to dreamy vocal cuts “Foot Steps” and “Hold On” to the floating finale of “Safe Passage.” 

Gitkin’s production radiates character and warmth, leaning on soft-focus vintage mics, dubby spring reverbs and the quirks of an analog tape machine. Further enhancing the intimate vibe are distinguished guests like Carol C (of Si*Sé), who lends her striking voice to three tracks, including the strutting single “De La,” veteran Chauncey Yearwood (congas) and New Orleans local Clifton “Spug” Smith, who provides a sousaphone low-end on the cumbia-not-cumbia “Spug Life.” 

Safe Passage will be released by Wonderwheel on September 18th, 2020 and will be available on vinyl, CD and digitally.

Safe Passage

Gitkin - Cat Nip

Yüce Dağ Başında

This is our little label out of Brooklyn NYC. Homegrown music with lots of diversity for speakers EVERYWHERE! www.wonderwheelrecordings.com Alsarah and the Nubatones, Chancha Via Circuito, Nickodemus, El Búho, Thornato, Novalima, The Spy from Cairo, Gitkin, Populous & more...

Gitkin - Cat Nip

WONDERWHEEL Recordings