At the nexus where modern/future dub/club science meets the wisdom of the griots through the centuries lies "Horizons," a Sicilian-meets-Senegalese collaboration that digs up magic from deep in the seas that separates continents. Jah Sazzah's signature dub productions meet head-on with Senegalese musicians and singers such as the cousins Abramo Laye Senè and Bara Gianie on the track "Ndaga," which is only the tip of the iceberg of the dancefloor magic achieved on these very successful Africa-meets dub/house collaborations. Music without limits where the horizon is only the beginning.

Horizons

Jah Sazzah - Eh!

AGÔRA (Portuguese for "now") is a wake-up call to reality, a convocation into the present moment. A reminder that the infinite possibilities of technological progress should not disconnect us from the earth, from eye-to-eye relationships, and from moments lived in person. May this virtual world allow us to reach higher heights - without forgetting our origins. Let us not be consumed by greed, for all we truly possess.... is the NOW.

Out on March 31, 2023 on Jazz & Milk
https://caixacubo.bandcamp.com/album/ag-ra-2

Agôra

Ndiyakhangela

Ndiyakhangela (feat. Bongani Givethanks & Mpho Nkuzo)

Danish producer Dalholt delivers spectral bliss with new single 'Just a Dream'. The plucking beat and hazy synthwork produce a sort of spiked out fairytale, as funky as it is enchanted. A bit of mystery on the dancefloor. Be on the look out for more!

'Just A Dream' →https://linktr.ee/musicfordreams

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Dalholt - Just A Dream - s0679

Globe-trotting and much loved DJ and producer Nickodemus, is back with his fifth album, "Soul & Science." Known in many circles worldwide for his own inimitable style rooted in the many cultures of New York City, Nickodemus mixes influences from the Latin, African, Middle Eastern and Caribbean diasporas, blending them with homegrown sounds like House, Disco, and Hip-Hop with style and finesse. This new album is no different in its genre and influence fluidity, taking listeners on a journey of self-discovery through Nico’s eyes, exploring the relationship between humanity and technology in a rapidly changing world, weaving together a vibrant tapestry of musical genres from his time spend criss-crossing the globe as an artist the last two decades. “Despite our fears of being taken over by evil-intelligent robots or imploding from our own internal turmoil, human beings endure, converting joy and pain into expressions of art. The voices on this album lead us to the realization: we share more in common with each other than modern media would like us to believe. It’s solid science!”, says Nico.  And like with every one of his albums album, the title track “Soul & Science” offers us a Hip Hop lyrical summary on the theme of the record. “Artificial Intelligence is irrelevant to my artistry.”, Malik Work rhymes, “I’m an outlier, true outsider, not the average. Can’t be computed and booted for data gathering.”

As is the case with every Nickodemus record, “Soul & Science” is a collaborative effort between old and new friends, recorded in his home studio / record room / memorabilia museum. “Plastic (A Bigger Name)” features NYC Queer icons The Illustrious Blacks who give voice to this stomping dancefloor anthem with an irresistible bassline. Called “Bed Stuy’s favorite creative couple” by the New York Times, The Blacks deliver a lyrical performance calling out the social media driven fakeness that’s taken over our world.

Sudanese purveyor of “East African Retro-Pop” Alsarah guests in a rare English performance on “Shadow Thief”, a disco get down inside the souk with a dissonant flute line and vocals metaphorically speaking on migration and human displacement. The album opener “La Noche” featuring Antonio Lizana is classic Nickodemus fare, with a deep Hip Hop groove & a modern twist on traditional Flamenco vocals describing the creative burst we get as artists out in nightlife. “Mama Tchipp” featuring Cameroonian vocalist Pat Kalla bangs straight into an uplifting African disco groove with an mega funky bassline from Jonathan Maron, Jungle Fire on Horns and longtime Wonderwheel affiliate and rising star Gitkin on guitar. Caribbean island hopping, we have the Carnaval inspired “No Puedo Parar” & “Rumba Tobacco y Ron” one of the last songs written by Puerto Rico’s late great star Hector “Tempo” Alomar (vocalist on the legendary Nickodemus/Quanrtic collaboration track “Mi Swing es Tropical”) – once again Quantic is on board writing the horns parts with vocals sung by Cuba’s own Haydee Soul, making it a one of a kind Puerto Rico meets Cuba collaboration.

From Latin America to North & West Africa, from the dance-floors of Europe to the gritty
homebase of New York City, "Soul & Science" is a celebration of the human spirit in all its multi-faceted glory as Nickodemus invites listeners to put down their phones, free their hands, be open to surprises and let loose on the dance-floor. The album is a reminder that, as emerging technologies continue to reshape our world, we must not forget the soulful, magical essence that makes us human.

Nickodemus - No Puedo Parar (feat. Barzo, Troy Simms & Jungle Fire Horns)

Nickodemus - Shakti (feat. Falu)

Nickodemus - Race to Robotics (feat. Internet Provider & MC Saturn 6)

Nickodemus - Knockin' (feat. Bad Colours & The Illustrious Blacks)

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"Breezy Drift"

Slow journey through beat and texture.

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FUCK THIS!

Just more of the stuff I am working on at the minute

A Min

i made this on my iphone using korg gadget 3. i made the thumbnail art using ibispaintx on my iphone. the song and art is inspired by toby fox's undertale. hope u like it.

Megalovania but it goes in a different direction

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...

Nickodemus - Race to Robotics (feat. Internet Provider & MC Saturn 6)

WONDERWHEEL Recordings