Kempton (Phil Stroud Remix)

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Order the mix here: www.fatbeats.com/products/dj-plat…ing-the-ice-2xcd

Listen to Pt. 1 here: https://soundcloud.com/needletothegroove/dj-platurn-breaking-the-ice-pt-1

Redeem download code here: http://djplaturn.bandcamp.com/yum

Double disc all vinyl DJ mix packaged in 16 page high quality digibook with extensive liner notes, rare photos, & free download code. Limited to 1000 copies worldwide.

Breaking the Ice is an extended mix of rare—mostly never before heard—Icelandic tracks that are heavily underscored with psych, funk, soul, disco, and in-the-pocket rhythms, all of which are expertly mixed by renowned DJ and turntablist, DJ Platurn.

The music presented has been compiled through a lifetime of collecting, while others have been passed down through Platurn’s familial, musical roots.

The packaging includes rare photos, via Platurn's father Magnus Thordarson, and other ephemera from Iceland's small yet vibrant music scene during the late 1960s thru the early 1980s. The release also features extensive liner notes by longtime music journalist David Ma, couching the music’s history as well and the region’s bygone era in which it arose.

DJ Platurn - Breaking The Ice Pt. 2

Dusted off my main mixtape finger for my first MMM in three years. No grand plan, just squeezed in as much as I could and kept it broad. Forthcoming bits on Brownswood, Late Night Tales, Nouvelle Ambiance, YAM and 100% Silk with a nod to Mac Miller near the start.

Tracklist: http://www.stampthewax.com/2018/09/10/monday-morning-mixtape-216/

Photo by ijclark

Tracklist

Monday Morning Mixtape 216

Atsushi Yano returns to Omena with a new release, "Whole Rotta Love". 
Sun Pearl is the first track taken from the EP.  

Order - https://omena.bandcamp.com/album/whole-rotta-love

Whole Rotta Love

Atsushi Yano - Sun Pearl (OMLTD010)

We invited Joe from Brazilian Wax back to record the perfect isolation listening for you. Joe delves into the more weird and wonderful sounds from Brazil with a 2 hour mix entitled "Atlantis: Beautiful Music To Go Mad To''.

''This mix travels from the 1960s to contemporary electronics. This is escapist music, and yet it is also music that might lead you deep into your own psychological Atlantis. Hopefully, then, it is acts as a perfect respite or, indeed, counterpart to the Covid incarceration and ensuing insanity… ''

Track list:

Ñaumu - Marlui Miranda, Gilberto Gil, Uakti
Jungle - Ana Caram
Bluishmen - Moacir Santos
Sallamandras - Hareton Salvanini
Samba Do Morro - Chance
Baby Rose - Luiz Melodia
Um Passo A Frente - A Bolha
Armina - Wagner Tiso, Som Imaginario
Macarrão Com Linguiça E Pimentão - Rita Lee
Fechei A Porta - Beth Carvalho, Som Tres
Balança Pema (Ao Vivo) - Jorge Ben
Kathy - Moacir Santos
Yatra-Ta - Tania Maria
Overture - Flora Purim
Momento B/8 - Brazilian Octopus
Objeto Sim, Objeto Não - Gal Costa
Não Existe Molhado Igual ao Pranto - Lula Côrtes, Zé Ramalho
Dona Maria - Nelson Angelo
Listen To Me - Luiz Henrique
Dança Infernal - Octávio Burnier
Mãe Cambina - Airto Moreira
Jael - Waltel Branco
Patria Amada, Idolatrada, Salve - Manduka
Tiranizar - Cézar Mendes, Arnaldo Antunes
Sexta Hora - Romulo Fróes
Meu Refrigerador Não Funciona - Os Mutantes
A Voz do Vivo - Gilberto Gil
Rápida Passagem pela África Árabe Setentrional - Thiago França
Antropologica No. 1 - Marconi Notaro
Aproximação - Octávio Burnier
Garganta - Xênia França, Roberta Estrela D’Álva
Sozinho A Noite - Zopelar
Cabeça - Walter Franco
O Pássaro Canta Parecido Com A Música Que Fizemos - Sentidor
Atlantis - Daniel Salinas

www.musicamacondo.com

Macondo Mix: Brazilian Wax - Atlantis 'Beautiful music to go mad to'

éspassiert FM on SoundCloud
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#009 by kimberly clark
( @fam_sounds  )
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a happy welcome to éspassiert FM. our music-show to think, to draw, to love, to be free.
this show is mixed by KIMBERLY CLARK.

KIMBERLY CLARK
- soulful selections
- heart is bumping for vinyl
- team member of @fam_sounds 
- hamburg cidddyyy
KC is having fun in this mix you´ll def recognize ! Jamming arround, finding a way of mixing different styles together. dont be afraid and join the journey, cause its her.
we say thank you KC !

éspassiert FM #009 | w/ KIMBERLY CLARK

Ahead of the release of the debut @scarletpines EP, the band has blessed us with a guest mix that delves deep into new jazz with tracks from Kamaal Williams, Alfa Mist, Mansur Brown, Amir Bresler, KOKOROKO and more. You also get to hear all three cuts that grace Scarlet Pines upcoming EP.

Twistedsoul Guest Mix: Scarlet Pines

Stream/download everywhere: https://ffm.to/ax2020
Bandcamp: https://bit.ly/2T0YqzM
GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/atlanticsx

Astro Nautico’s Atlantics X is a compilation celebrating a decade of the label’s existence and fundraising to provide financial assistance for its community members impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

A wide range of beloved artists return to the label, including Photay, Time Wharp, Honey Oat, Michael Beharie, Lee Clarke, IGBO, Tatiana Heuman, Persona La Ave & Baraka, Andre Wiken, Basile3, and C. Form. Label co-founders Paul Jones (P X A), Sam O.B., and Kuhn all contribute new music in the tradition of the original Atlantics Vol. 1-3 compilations (’09-’13).

Astro Nautico’s first all-label compilation since 2013’s Atlantics Vol. 3, Atlantics X serves as an index of the artistic and curatorial development of a ten-year exploration of the interstices of genres, moods, and modes of musical creation.

From Photay’s chirping, thunderous dark mechanics on ‘Sea Urchin’ to Time Wharp’s feather light synth meditation ‘12-31-12,’ dynamic curves traverse a terrain of many sounds at many plateaus. Pop experimentalism in Michael Beharie, IGBO, and Sam O.B. sets a heartbeat that cracks, melts, and is resampled in the shattered electronics of Tatiana Heuman and fragmentary lo-fi trap of Kuhn, while Andre Wiken and C. Form differently treat the dancefloor as a space of reverie and intrigue.

Atlantics X is a crowning jewel of the mutual aid fund and fundraising campaign of the same name. Astro Nautico initiated this fundraiser in spring in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. All sales and streams of the Atlantics X compilation support members of the label's community with financial needs due to Covid-19. Since May, the label has published 12 projects, from singles and EPs to albums and contemplative dance videos, in this series. Astro Nautico has distributed $4,262.65 to date to fund recipients, with priority to BIPOC recipients.

More information and donation links for the Atlantics X mutual aid fund are available on GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/f/atlanticsx  
credits

Mastered by Sam O.B. in Enfield, NH
Artwork by Bennett Kuhn
Graphics by Kewi Bedoyan
Illustrations by Lee Clarke, Manuela Guillén, Michelle Ishikawa, Paul Jones, Bennett Kuhn, Sam O.B., Demi & Parker

Andre Wiken - Los Good Years

This episode of Island Time comes from yours truly, bringing an hour of all griot music from the Sahel region of West Africa, showcasing a variety of takes on the ancient tradition, with an emphasis on stripped down and laid back arrangements. Made to guide into an oasis of calm (though there are some harrowing and haunting vocals here) through these cold and challenging days of early November. 

As a personal side, I had already planned on putting this mix together, when I was exposed to Covid and forced into a challenging quarantine situation that has left me somewhat exhausted. Listening through these artists, and playing these songs back over and over the last week has been a bit of a blessing for myself. With the current craziness, especially surrounding our presidential election here in the states, I find a lot of people close to me also sharing in this exhaustion. I hope this can help some of you to relax, and of course act as a minuscule contribution in combatting the closed off worldview that seems to have taken hold over here. 

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Toumani Diabaté & Ballaké Sissoko - Bi Lambam
Kade Diawara - Bele Bele
Kerfala Kanté - Senekela
Tiranke Sidime - Makale
Kine Lam - Kor Jamboor
Kouyaté Sory Kandia - Souaressi
Rokia Traoré - Mouneïssa
Mah Kouyaté - Soumba
Djeneba Seck - Kewaledjougou
Dieneba Diakite - Dougou Dassiri
Djely Fode Kouyaté - Fadiga
Oumou Sangaré - Mali Niale (Acoustic)

Island Time Radio: Mix 17 Griot Special

MIMS is over the moon to share the unnervingly beautiful sounds of "Self-Acting" by multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer, Dave De Rose. 

"Self-Acting" is taken from De Rose's 9th EP, 'Activate', where we find him uncovering further layers of his deep production and songwriting skills. This time coupling his voice with the lush tones and harmonic orchestrations of rising artist, Jaelee Small (Metronomy, Seb Rochford, Ibibio Sound Machine).

On 'Activate', we find Dave De Rose lyrically pursuing subjects around the active healing and power of meditation, human reliance on material facts, contemplations on self-destruction and an abstract take on the natural course of love. All this playfully coloured by masterful sound craft, original rhythms, and sonic texture amalgamations.

Initial versions of these tracks were composed and produced in an instantaneous, spur of the moment way in the aftermath of the end of a personal relationship which left much space for internal reflection and external contemplation. Conversations with friends, photo, audio exchanges could offset a whole track. 

"Self-Acting" was a combination of all three of these inspirations as a conversation about internal peace and meditation ensued, with friend and collaborator Nefeli Papaioannou. Nefeli messaged Dave her guitar part phone recorded from a beach on the Island of Gavdos (Crete). When prompted for a title she simply replied "Self-Acting". 

Connecting the dots, Dave drew the rest. In addition to Jaelee's vocals the track post-production also features the large and sea-rocking drum kit playing of Jon Scott (Mulatu Astatke, Sons of Kemet). Jon is the first ever drummer to feature playing kit on one of Dave's solo records, since he normally plays all drum parts himself.

An Anglo-Italian multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer, educator & sound engineer based in London, Dave De Rose moved to the UK from Rome in 1996 to study Jazz at Guildhall, graduating with distinction & winning their artist development award, whilst working on both live and recordings. 

De Rose has self-released 17 records on his own label (Dave De Rose Records), whilst having toured  & recorded with artists such as Electric Jalaba, Moloko, Roisin Murphy, Bastille, Mark Ronson & The Business International, Mulatu Astatke, Rokia Traore, Jamie Cullum, Scroobius Pip, Raul Monsalve y los Forajidos, Forest Binary, Vula Viel and Trio Trekke. 

De Rose's recent project, Agile Experiments, has caught the imaginations of musicians and the underground experimental jazz community world-wide. Releasing 7 LPs over three years, the project features leading improv and jazz musicians from London and Athens in particular. 

The 'Activate' EP is released on November 20 on digital and an extremely limited edition of 10" lathe cut vinyl records. Just 25!!  Available to pre-order on Bandcamp now!

Head to the website to see a teaser video for "Self-Acting" taken from handycam footage on Gravdos island in Crete, by Nefeli Papaioannou: https://bit.ly/32gnV5q

Monday Morning Mixtape 216

A-A-Ron