Wizardry

Arms and Sleepers - 'former kingdoms remixed'
✦ out Oct. 21, 2022 ✦

Featuring 14 remixes of songs from the 2022 Arms and Sleepers album 'former kingdoms'.

MUSIC STREAMING SERVICES:
ffm.to/former-kingdoms-remixed
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Remixes from:

@sunglitters
@crookram
@worriedaboutsatan
@a-cosmic-gift
Birds Of The West
Eternal Fountain Of Dread
@cnjrmusic
@michalmenert
@eliotlipp
@synkro
SchaberNak (https://soundcloud.com/user-209389682)
@richardhoughten
@chromadrift
@foamandsand-music

Mastered by Antony Ryan at RedRedPaw Mastering.
Artwork by Victor Ferreira (Sun Glitters).
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Listen to 'former kingdoms' here:
https://ffm.to/former-kingdoms

INQUIRIES: hello@armsandsleepers.com
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former kingdoms remixed

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Big Love Hunter

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Lest We Forget What We Came Here To Do released on Naim Records on the 25th September 2015.

Order Now: https://sonsofkemet.bandcamp.com/

In Memory Of Samir Awad was written to commemorate a Palestinian teen killed by Israeli forces as he fled their gunfire in 2013. 

After the blistering success of their debut album 'Burn' in 2013, Sons of Kemet return with their highly anticipated follow up 'Lest We Forget What We Came Here To Do.' 'Burn' is a hard act to follow - not only did it garner the band fans such as Gilles Peterson (who included the album in his Worldwide Awards shortlist) and stunning reviews, including The Arts Desk (who pronounced it Album Of The Year) and The Quietus, but they also scooped the MOBO Best Jazz Award. The bar has indeed been set high for the second album, but yet again Sons of Kemet have surpassed themselves, delivering an album stuffed to the rafters with the euphoric, danceable grooves and riffs that made 'Burn' such an unprecedented success and audiences go crazy.

www.naimlabel.com

In Memory of Samir Awad

Sons of Kemet - In Memory Of Samir Awad

Artwork: Max Schachtner (dailydialogue.cc)

This rhythm is based on polyrhythmic patterns from the West African 'Ewe' people. The 'Gadzo' in particular is recreational dance music played at ritual events and funerals as well.

Occupanther & Simon Popp - Fon

Occupanther