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my favorite mix of all time. can anyone recommend any similar?

1 Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection

My name is Eve alias Selecta Kwaby. To keep it short… when I play strictly Jamaican flavoured music it’s Selecta Kwaby’s turn. ;) When I play it in a global way without fixed on style and musical boarders it’s Eve’s turn! ;) I live in the South of Germany in a wonderful city with the Name Tübingen.  I started to collect records around 2005. In this time it was not much known about the late obscure 70s and early 80s of Jamaican and UK Reggae productions. The only chance was to get them on vinyl. Therefore, it all began. I’m deeply connected with Jamaican Music.  However, there was and is also much love for many different styles. Eve likes it funky, fuzzy, groovey, raw and sometimes folky but global. Selecta Kwaby loves it with bass. My goal is always to dig deep into it. I would not call me a DJ but a collector… and I love to take my records out.  

2 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7”. Can you tell us a bit about what you love about this format?

Hehe, this is a good question. Nowadays you can find a lot of tunes on compilations that were only released on 7 inches back in the days, but for me it’s not about to have the song, but it’s about to have it on 7 inch. Why? Because the 7 inch is the real deal for me! It’s about the one song on it! Okay, if you have luck, you have a double sider. Moreover, well, sometimes you have an EP that runs on 45. You drop the needle and you listen to the track you want to listen to. That’s what it’s all about. And don’t forget: The picture sleeves the label sleeves, hehehe. Another 45 nerd told me it’s an erotic thing about the 7 inches and well, yeah that fits. 

3 Four hours of vinyl goodness…can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

For me a guest mix is always an opportunity to sort out some tunes for something special. This mix deals not with funky stuff. This one is about to be psychedelic and raw. Some tunes are downtempo, some are uptempo! And hell yeah, some are really weird and freaky. I sorted out tunes form 16 countries. Mostly 60s to 70s, but also some contemporary tunes. Some play clean and some are dusty. It starts in Russia and ends in Peru. Every continent is represented. 

4 Where can people catch you/ listen to your music?

Im a member of a Reggae Sound (Roots Typhoon) and a member of Global Taste Project. You can find mixes on Mixcloud.  I played at many places in Tübingen and Stuttgart. And sometimes I was invited to play in other cities in Germany. In Tübingen we have “Drehscheibe Tübingen”, a very familiar thing,  where we come together as collectors, DJ’s, and we spin records together. 

Top 5 all-time records

Ahahaha, this question. Well there is so much music out there, it would be easier, if you ask top 5 from Peru or Thailand or US but well let’s try it for 45s of course. 
- Fatimah Razak - “Dahaga”, Label: Life (Malaysia)
- Sista China – “Jam the calypso”, Label: Harry J (Jamaica)
- Sharhabil Ahmad - “Irkos Farfesh”, Label: Munsphone (Sudan)
- Los Orientales - “Lobos al Escape”, Label: Dinsa (Peru)
- Sroeng Santi - “Kuen Kuen Lueng Lueng”, Label: Phaen Siang Tra 3 Khoh Sohk (Thailand)

45/7 #79 ARTIST: SELECTA KWABY ALIAS EVE

Mano Le Tough - Primative People (Tale Of Us Remix)

60% Forthcoming Apron
& new music from
Kyle Hall
Jay Daniel
Mr Saturday Night
+ a bunch of others..

Funkineven NTS Apron Show - 9th April 2014

Scott Grooves - Expansions (feat Roy Ayers) Intro Speech
Mala - Alicia
Hijak - Tears
Von D - Bon Feat Zhakee
Groove Chronicles - Stone Cold
Joy Orbison - Hyph Mngo
Mount Kimbie - Maybes (James Blake Remix)
Addison Groove - Sexual
Homework - Im Into This
No Boundaries - Modular Pursuits (Daphni Remix)
Fantastic Plastic Machine - Whistle Song (Grant Nelson Club Mix)
MK - Given
Kyle Hall - Crushed
Darling Farah - Berline (Christian Martin Remix)
Seven Davis Jr - Breaker
Beat Spacek - Alone in the Sun
King Garbage - Telephone
Andrew Ashong - Never Dreamed
Gabriel Garzon-Montano - Pour Mamon
Dirg Gerner - Before its Over
Fatima - Mind
Maynard Ferguson - Mister Mellow
Arctic Monkeys - Brianstorm 

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Gilles Peterson X BNTL - Julian Andoh Tribute Podcast

This week's Worldwide Family Mixtape comes from Tuscan beat maker C. Crisci, a.k.a Clap! Clap! Bringing you upfront 'afrotrappisms', taken directly from sampling of tribes, bands and singers originating from the African continent. 

Expect African rhythms translated in a contemporary elegance! 

::Worldwide Family Mixtape – Clap! Clap! :: 
Tuscany, Italy
Clap! Clap! & HDADD - Ascension Psalm (Unreleased)
Clap! Clap! - The Holy Cave (Black Acre)
Clap! Clap! – Buck (Unreleased)
Clap! Clap! - Kuj Yato (Black Acre)
Clap! Clap! - Please Mother Rain Wash our Souls from Human Evil (Origami Sound)
Clap! Clap! - The Rainstick Fable (Black Acre)
Wolumei - Kaa Gba (Unknown)
Dele Ojo and his Star Brothers Band – Akumampe (Unknown)
Shu De – Buura (Real World Records)
Katitu Boys – Katika (Unknown)
Katitu Boys – Katitu (Unknown)
Mbiri Young Stars - Ndiri Ndanogio Niwe (Soundway)
Sir Victor Uwaifo – Ohue (Taretone)
Gatanga Boys Band - Keep Change Kaitiru (Unknown)
Kalambya Boys – Kivelenge (Soundway)
Ata Kak - Obaa Sima (White Label Casette)
Clap! Clap! - Ashiko

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Clap! Clap! Mix on Gilles Peterson (GPWW906)

Nacht'Raum - Empty Eyes (switzerland, 1984)

We visited a friend from Benin in the South of Germany who is an avid collector of Nigerian Funk, Ghanaian Yoruba, Jùjú and High-Life.  "Ti koro nko agyina" compiles records from this visit and also a trip to Ghana during which we were lucky enough to meet some of the artists behind the records involved and had interesting and important conversations about how to bring this music into a European context without appropriating or re-contextualising it in a wrong way. The records you hear in this mix are what was left after hours and days of exchange and conversation - a collective compilation of sorts, not of the rarest stuff out there, but instead of what everyone could agree on was fun :)

Ti koro nko agyina (Two Eyes See More Than One)

Our first reissue brings you the holy grail of Kraut Exotica recorded in 1978 for the tiny german Sound Starton label ,only 200 LP´s were ever pressed. Library albums flooded the market back than and this World Jazz gem simply got forgotten in the warehouse . 
A true one of a kind recording: traditional Indonesian folk songs reinterpretated by some of the best European jazz fusion players incl Milan Pilar (Catch Up, Niagara) ,conducted by the jewish german drummer legend Freddie Brocksieper.

Limited 12“ vinyl , handstamped original cover art, protection inner / outer sleeve, info, label sticker.Offially licensed & restored from the Master Tapes

Support artists and label directly & get it here:
https://soundvoyage1.bandcamp.com/album/sound-voyage-presents-m-nchner-studioorchester-twilights-of-bali

release date: 14.12.18

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Twilights of Bali

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MÜNCHNER STUDIOORCHESTER "twilights of Bali" FREESOULINC004 LP medley

A mix of influences that inspire Kit and Merv aka Kit Sebastian. It also reflects what they spin when they DJ, which most recently has been at Brilliant Corners and Spiritland in London. Their critically-acclaimed ‘Mantra Moderne’ album is out now on Mr Bongo https://www.mrbongo.com/products/kit-sebastian-mantra-moderne-vinyl-lp-cd-cassette

"These records were collected from around rural France mostly.

Гая - Песня (Вокализ) (Azerbaijan) : A great influence to us, one of the few bands who mix Azeri folk melodies with a Western funk beat.

Senay - Dalkavuk (Turkey) Whilst more of a disco track, the drums that remind us of a traditional Turkish Davul inspired us.

Calcium - Elle Regarde, Elle Rit (France) The bass on this track influenced a lot of tracks including Tyranny 20, these guys did an amazing soundtrack to Les Idoles."

Kit Sebastian Influences Mix

June 2020 of my LOVE PENALTY Radio Show for @lyl_radio

* * * * * * * Inspiration Information * * * * * * * *

WELDONE IRVINE - What's Going On
BOBBY & BOBBIE FULTON - Massa's Grand Boy (Got To Have Justice)
CORTEX - La Rue
CURTIS MAYFIELD - Cannot Find A Way
ROY AYERS - Everytime I See You
JL PONTY - Between You & Me
YVONNE JONES - Between You & Me
JANICE MCCLAIN - Giving My Love
STEPHANIE MILLS - What Cha Gonna Do With My Love
FUNKY BIJOU - Come & Get Down
BRAND NEW HEAVIES - Beautiful
AL KENT - Born This Way
CHAS - For Your Love
BRENDA WATTS - You're My Chance
JKRIV & THE DISCO MACHINE - Make It Hot
LONNIE LISTON SMITH - Give Peace A Chance
JOE SMOOTH - Promised Land
RED GREG - Trinidad Duke
DAVIDSON - Going Back To My Roots (Instr.)
GD & THE BIG J - Movin' On
PHILLIP & LLOYD - Keep On Moving
SPARKLE - Disco Madness
KEEP DIGGIN
CLASSY MAGIC - Move To Fast
SUPERBS - Party Together
AGORA - Brazilian Coffee

LOVE PENALTY Radio Show on LYL Radio - June 2020

MIMS is delighted to host the world premiere of the first ever collaboration between Emanative and Vula Viel’s Bex Burch! And it’s a banger! Deep 808 drum machine and African-inspired percussion meets cold-wave post-punk. Producer and fellow percussion-addict Hector Plimmer even gets in on the action to sprinkle some additional charms.

Emanative makes his vinyl debut here for Shapes of Rhythm following contributions to their ‘Isolation Compilation’ and an ‘Awkward Corners EP’ both earlier this year. Known for his love of collaboration, Emanative connected remotely with Bex Burch during the global lockdown. 

Disrupt #4 is the result of a meeting of two percussive minds in the midst of a pandemic, and like all good things it started with a groove. Nick initially provided Bex with a hazy, 808 african-inspired sketch. What followed was a musical dialogue which quickly gained momentum.

A post punk-esque vocal mantra was added, reflecting the here and now of 2020 and driving the track forward. Bex’s trademark Ghanaian Gyil xylophone is the conversation with the groove throughout the track. Hector Plimmer also joins the collaboration, seasoning the mix with synthesizer and tape delays.

Released November 6th, strictly limited to 300 copies, the first 50 come with an inner signed by the artists, and the record and sleeve have been produced "as green as possible" by Deep Grooves in Amsterdam (the greenest vinyl pressing plant in the world). "Disrupt #4" is backed by an equally disruptive remix from Awkward Corners, whose debut LP this year surely ranks among this year’s best.

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Exclusive Premiere: Emanative & Bex Burch "Disrupt #4" (Forthcoming on Shapes of Rhythm)

This International Tribe mix is coming from Seoul-born, Tokyo-based producer and sound artist Sundaysaurus ahead of her debut album “Pretty Poison” on Chow Down Records on 9th October 2020.

International Tribe: Sundaysaurus

Sunday Sessions Nº387

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Clap! Clap! Mix on Gilles Peterson (GPWW906)

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