Estetika Steps Up With It's Second Release Estetika002 To Bring You A Various Artists Ep Featuring Tracks From Pat King, Jason Patrick, Mattias Fridell, And Francesco De Luca.
Pat King Kicks Off The Ep With misery Loves Company' A Swinging Deep Techno Piece Laced With Emotive Atmospheres, Subtle Dubbed Out Vocals, And Rhythm Elements.
contour Subtracts' A Driving Techno Track Comes By Way Of Jason Patrick Bringing Ominous Pads, Dark Synth Elements, And A Jacking Modulating Clap.
Francesco De Luca Contributes The Third Track Of The Release With twisted' A Stripped Down Deep Moody Techno Number Laced With Polyrhythmic Synth Grooves.
Mattias Fridell Closes Out The Ep With semeldagen' Delivering A Dose Of His Signature Machine Funk Techno And Hypnotic Synth Riff Pivots In Conjunction With Rhythm Elements.
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* This cut from east London's King General and Bush Chemists originally surfaced on a Conscious Sounds 7' in 1996, promptly sold out and has been troubling collector's bank balances ever since.
* This welcome repress is backed with a previously unreleased dub version from Bush Chemists.
* Yet another successful archive raid from Partial Records.
- A1: Dreaming Of Me
- B1: Ice Machine
- C1: New Life (Remix)
- D1: Shout (Rio Mix)
- E1: Just Can't Get Enough (Schizo Mix)
- F1: Ant Second Now (Altered)
- G1: Depeche Mode - "Sometimes I Wish I Was Dead
- H1: Fad Gadget - "King Of The Flies" (Flexi Disc)
Depeche Mode - Speak & Spell 12" Single Box
Depeche Mode realized the format's potential and embraced the power of 12" vinyl and the avenues of innovation it opened up. The 12" single allowed the band to explore new sonic possibilities while the physical beauty of the packaging gave Depeche Mode room to develop a sophisticated and commanding visual aesthetic. Depeche Mode used their singles discography as a means of offering left field remixes and other delights for their fans.
Each box set in the series will contain the singles from each Depeche Mode album on audiophile-quality 12' vinyl, with audio remastered from the original tapes and cut at the legendary Abbey Road Studios. The artwork for the exterior of each of the new box sets draws on street art iconography inspired by the original releases, while the vinyl sleeves themselves feature the original vinyl single artwork.
Speak & Spell | The 12' Singles contains a facsimile reproduction of the rare Flexi Disc 'Sometimes I Wish I Was Dead' b/w 'King of the Flies' (the Fad Gadget track as on the original release); Dreaming Of Me 12': 'Dreaming of Me' b/w 'Ice Machine'; New Life 12': 'New Life (Remix)' b/w 'Shout! (Rio Mix)'; Just Can't Get Enough 12': 'Just Can't Get Enough (Schizo Mix)' b/w 'Any Second Now (Altered)'; original single poster reproduction; download card.
- 1: Intro
- 2: Octopussies - Don't Skip That
- 3: Octopussies - Future Classic (Feat. Mista Min)
- 4: Blockboy - World Against Us (Feat. Mista Min)
- 5: Primatune - King Kong Rap (Feat. Masta Ace)
- 6: Blockboy - Bunnybreak
- 7: John Pussner - Riesen Himbeer Bonbon
- 8: Big Mama's Boys - Müncheeen (Feat. Epi.kur)
- 9: Epi.kur - Bis Wann
- 10: Mike Sense - Grown As Man
- 11: Danny Decock - Mosca
- 12: Blockboy - The Renaissance
- 13: Blockboy - Runaway (Feat. Ethic)
- 14: Primatune - Primat City Radio
- 15: Primatune - Oleg, Oleg (Feat. Gasreiz & Thk)
- 16: Primatune - Primat City Radio Werbepause
- 17: Dharmabums - Wassn Dassn!!
- 18: Primatune - So Sieht's Aus (Feat. Wordsworth)
- 19: Epi.kur - Wohin Die Reise Geht
- 20: Mikzn70 - Keinsommertrack (Feat. E.p.eazy & Pat Riot)
- 21: Blockboy - Blasdudler
- 22: Octopussies - Slidin
- 23: Mike Sense - Green Gold (Feat. Declaime)
- 24: Blockboy - Well Wicked
- 25: Blockboy - Woodbox Sonata No. 4
- 26: Blockboy - E E E (Jon Kennedy Remix / Pussner Edit)
- 27: Blockboy - Apache Walk (Asagaya Remix / Pussner Edit) (Feat. Nahawa Doumbia)
- 28: Lippovic - C.u
At a time when on every street corner, adolescent wannabe gangstas believed they had to tell everyone and their dog about their greatness and the inferiority of all others, there was a cadre of Munich-based Hip-Hop artists producing incredibly fresh and imaginative music, inspired, of course, by the golden era of the 90s. They played gigs in small clubs in front of some dozens of people, spread mixtapes and Eps and were celebrated by their friends and the rest of the scene. The world took no notice - until now ! Tramp Records, specializing in unearthing forgotten pearls of musical art, documents with "Golden Hits", an era of Munich underground Hip Hop which flew completely under the radar, spanning ten years from 2005 to 2015. The musical bandwidth and quality of the tracks is astonishing, but so much more could have been possible. Much of this music remained fragmented or unreleased for a host of reasons, families, stressful jobs, musical reorientation, and even lost hard disks... but one story has a happy ending! When Masta Ace had a live show at the legendary Atomic Cafe, Primatune's Fid Rizz was able to hand over a CD with demo beats. Unfortunately the CD was blank by mistake! But the curiosity of Masta Ace had been piqued, and he got back to him, the rest is history. Features of other stateside rap heroes like Wordsworth or Declaime followed.
The very best of this era, including tracks never before heard and ideas remaining fragmented, has now been compiled by Tramp Records to take you for a fascinating listening journey.
Hip Hop, as it was since it's inception in the Bronx, fresh and real, and made with passion by neighborhood kids spitting truth about life and the struggle!
Key selling points:
- including many unreleased songs
- the vinyl LP comes with a full album download code
Artist and musician Alex Puddu, whom many already know for his "Danish Pornography" series and solo records, has written and produced the second album for his soulful band The Moonfires. A second coming that showcases strong R&B classic melodies, Afro vibes and tight funky grooves that take the listener up to a level of great bands like New Birth, Ohio Players, Mandrill, and Black Heat. This is Alex Puddu at his groovest!!!
- A1: Te Digo Wayno (4:36)
- A2: E-Chango (3:12)
- A3: Algo (Feat La Yegros) (3:13)
- A4: Como Saber (1:24)
- A5: Pachama (Feat Iara Nardi) (4:05)
- B1: Pa Que Yo Te Cure (Feat Balvina Ramos Y Queen Cholas) (4:11)
- B2: Tierra De King Coya (Feat La Walichera) (4:59)
- B3: Dorremi (3:18)
- B4: Icaro Llama Planta (Feat Isabel Pinedo Rengifo) (5:16)
King Coya ist das digitale Alter Ego des argentinischen Musikers, Produzenten und Komponisten Gaby Kerpel. In den Neunzigern entwickelte Kerpel die furiose Theater-Performance "De la Guarda" mit, später setzte er seine Kreativität für das preisgekrönte Showprojekt "Fuerza Bruta" ein. Abgesehen davon ist er bekannt für die innovative Verbindung lateinamerikanischer Folklore mit moderner elektronischer Musik. Seit seinem 2009 veröffentlichten Solodebüt "Cumbias de Villa Donde" fertigte der König Remixe für Acts wie Amadou & Mariam, Brazilian Girls, Julieta Venegas, Luzmila Carpio, Chancha Via Circuito, Tom Tom Club, Petrona Martinez und Magin Díaz an. Weiterhin beteiligte er sich als Mitglied der Band Terraplén an den Aufnahmen zu "Tira Torito" (2010). Mit "Tierra de King Coya" setzt Kerpel den eingeschlagenen Pfad weiter fort. Zur Geltung kommen neben kolumbianischer Cumbia und argentinischem Folk insbesondere traditionell in den Anden gebräuchliche Instrumente wie das Zupfinstrument Ronroco oder die Schnabelflöte Tarka. Natürlich werden alle Sounds vom King so lange am Computer aufbereitet, verfremdet und geschichtet, bis sich explosiv-tanzbare Songs ergeben. Neun Stück sind es auf "Tierra de King Coya" geworden. Bei diesen wird er von La Yegros, Iara Nardi, Isabel Pinedo Rengifo, La Walichera, Balvina Ramos und Queen Colas am Mikrofon begleitet.
- A1: Kalson - Ocean 808
- A2: Dj Xed - Inner Contact
- A3: N-Ter - Corals Of Pannonia
- A4: Wichiwaka - Chasing Ufos With Danny
- B1: Le Chocolat Noir - Futureworld
- B2: Eb King - Mucek
- B3: Quasar - Luminosity
- C1: Alavux - Planet
- C2: Christian Kroupa - Transhumanism
- C3: Barion - Matter
- C4: Bramor - Rov
- D1: 1983 - Zero Compromise
- D2: Microslav - Mt3
Elektroliza is a series of club events formed by a group of dedicated electronic music enthusiasts in 2006. It is hosted by Ljubljana's Channel Zero, a legendary club that is part of the autonomous social centre Metelkova which used to be the Slovenian headquarters of the Yugoslav National Army.Filling a void in Slovenia's electronic dance scene, the night was a hit from the start and quickly grew into a diverse and successful series focusing on new and exciting electro, acid and dark techno.Elektroliza hosted many memorable DJ and live acts by performers/producers/pioneers coming out of international music incubators in Gothenburg, The Hague, Berlin and as far as Detroit. Even more importantly, it brought together producers and crews from the former Yugoslav republics of Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Macedonia. Inside the former Yugoslavian military barracks DJs and producers from Skopje to Ljubljana began bonding again through music, forming new friendships, starting new collaborations and dancing the night away... in 'Electro City Ljubljana'.This first double vinyl compilation of the Balkan Elektroliza family is a collection of our shared memories and visions of the future to come.
2x12"
An artist as versatile as Alex Krüger is a rare find these days, not only did he release numerous EP's and albums as Tigerskin or Korsakow since the mid 90s, he's also been on the forefront of the 'Dub Techno' movement since 1999 with outings on classic labels such as 'Raum...Musik", 'Force Tracks' and '3B/ United States of Mars". Now ten years after his last album on 'Opossum Recordings' Alex is back with this well crafted genre bending full length 'Caves & Cages". From deep techno cuts through rippling ambient excursions to funky reggae infused live jams with Haushausen this work is yet another milestone in the creative bubble Alex lives in (i.e. his studio). A predominantly analogue producer, Alex recorded most sounds for 'Caves & Cages' on his modular synths and vintage gear at Organic Domain during 2017 and early 2018. Throughout the album tension ebbs and flows effortlessly via syncopated subs, analogue improvisation, subtle chord stabs and sustained swells interspersed with textured field and home recordings. The ambient opener 'Intra' sets the tone for the album. Rich with alien atmospheres, distant soundscapes, out of reach voices and licks of live instruments dug up from numerous recordings dating back as far as 30 years, even before Alex started his electronic journey. The sojourn ventures deeper from there. Subaquatic dub techno is the mood on 'King's Cave", 'Helix' and 'In Air' only surfacing ever so slightly for moments of clarity where shimmering tops and glistening synth lines shed some light on the steady grooves. The tracks 'Future History' and 'Transition State CIV' border on deep house territory.
- A1: Kid Frost - La Raza
- A2: Bahamadia - Rugged Ruff
- A3: Pete Rock Feat. Slum Village - Da Villa
- A4: De La Soul - Shopping Bags (She Got From You)
- A5: Super-Wolf - Super-Wolf Can Do It
- A6: Funky 4+1 - That's The Joint (Remix)
- B1: Dj Jazzy Jeff Feat. Baby Blak & Pauly Yamz - For Da Love Of Da Game
- B2: Pete Rock Feat. Rza & Gza - Head Rush
- B3: Dilated Peoples - Clockwork
- B4: Bubba Sparxxx - Ugly
- B5: Masters At Work Feat. Screechie Dan - Give It To Me
- B6: King Tim Iii - Charley Says! (Roller Boogie Baby)
*`King and Queen is the 6th release from Alpha and Omega on Partial Records, following on from `Pure and Clean', `Rastafari', `Show Me a Purpose', `Jah Protection' and `Almighty Jah' which all sold fast.
* This is a prime example of the heavyweight 1990s UK dub style, with this track dating from 1991, originally appearing on the LP of the same name (`King and Queen'),
* On 7' for the first time, backed with a previously unreleased dub version.
* A bonefide Jah Shaka Sound System classic from those times.
- A1: Vernon Harrell - Slick Chick
- A2: Earl (Connelly) King - Every Whicha Kinda Way
- A3: Little Marie Allen - Humdinger
- A4: Teddy (Mr Bear) Mcrae - Hi' Fi' Baby
- A5: The Nightriders - Lookin' For My Baby
- A6: Little Luther - Steppin' High
- A7: Earl King - Darling Honey Angel Child
- A8: Lillian Vines And The Dynamics - I Dreamed About My Baby Last Night
- B1: Paul Perryman - Keep A'calling
- B2: Mike Robinson - Lula
- B3: Harold Jackson And The Jackson Brothers - Freedom Riders
- B4: The Drivers - Mr Astronaut
- B5: Gloria Irving - I Need A Man
- B6: Rudy Lambert - Jamboree
- B7: Jeanette B. Washington - Medicine Man
- B8: Rose Mitchell - Baby Please Don't Go
This unique set brings together a treasure trove of R&B rarities enshrined by the $3,000 Lookin' For My Baby', recorded by The Nightriders in 1959 for Juggy Murray's Sue imprint.
Murray had co-founded Sue Records two years earlier with fellow New Yorker Bobby Robinson whose Fire label provides us with the equally compelling Keep A'Calling' by Paul Perryman (side 1, track 1), a snip at only $300!
The set bursts into life with Vernon Harrell's hot dance ticket Slick Chick', currently commanding a cool $400 on its original Lescay label. Northern Soul fans will be interested to know that Harrell co-wrote Seven Days Too Long' with J R Bailey (aka Chuck Wood) and Sweet Sweet Lovin'' for The Platters.
Mike Robinson ( Lula') also has a tenuous Northern Soul connection, he was originally in Bobby Thomas' Vibranaires before joining the Orioles alongside the legendary Sonny Til.
BOTH Earl King's make the playlist: Earl Connelly' with his hard Every Whicha Kinda Way' and the New Orleans native Earl King with Darling Honey Angel Child', an early prototype of the standard Come On'.
Look out too for rare soul sweetheart Baby Washington, Medicine Man'.
A Collection to Treasure...
- A1: The Fatback Band - Yum Yum (Gimme Some)
- A2: The Philly Armada Orchestra - For The Love Of Money
- A3: Ray Camacho - Movin', On
- A4: Billy Garner - Brand New Girl (Part 1)
- A5: Robert Jay - Alcohol (Part 1)
- A6: King Floyd - Baby Let Me Kiss You
- B1: Uncle Louie - I Like Funky Music
- B2: 87Th Off Broadway - Moving Woman
- B3: Tommy Stewart - Bump &Amp, Hustle Music
- B4: T-Connection - Do What Ya Wanna Do
- B5: Little Beaver - Concrete Jungle
- B6: The Barons Ltd - Making It Better
- guest appearance by US hip hop legend Masta Ace
- limited to 300 copies
- both cuts taken from the forthcoming album "Golden Hits", to be released July 6th, 2018
Masta Ace goes Munich underground! The legendary US rapper teams up with the heads of Primatune to deliver a monster King Kong rap epic, fresh and full of energy - Hip Hop at it's best. This is what happens when Munich musicians celebrating the golden age of the 90s collaborate with one of their heroes!
On the B-side, Blockboy, another outstanding Munich underground producer, pulls out of his hat a funk groove instrumental, which is truly a dancefloor killer!
Both tracks are a foretaste of the upcoming compilation "Golden Hits - ten years of Munich underground Hip Hop from 2005 to 2015", which will be released on Tramp records July 6th, 2018. If you like these two tracks - be warned! Two LPs loaded with the most entertaining, fresh, real, and deep Hip Hop you haven't heard for a long time are waiting for your turntable. Hard to believe this music was flying totally under the radar, until pearl diver Tobias Kirmayer, Tramp head honcho, brought these treasures to light, out of the shallows of today's polluted musical ocean. Stay tuned!
Hidden Operator playing along to tribal drum music Exploring the outer limits of dancehall. In dub.
Original year of release: 1991. Features the tracks 'Out Of Time Man', 'King Of Bongo', 'Madame Oscar', etc. Mano Negra the legendary first band of French singer Manu Chao ... featuring songs in Spanish, French, English and Arabic.. We are celebrating this year the 30th anniversary of its foundation. The album has been unavailable on vinyl since its first original pressing.
Original year of release: 1989. Features the tracks 'King Kong Five', 'Pas Assez De Toi', 'Sidi H'bibi', etc. Mano Negra the legendary first band of French singer Manu Chao ... featuring songs in Spanish, French, English and Arabic.. We are celebrating this year the 30th anniversary of its foundation. The album has been unavailable on vinyl since its first original pressing.
- A1: Simple Sister
- A2: Broken Barricades
- A3: Memorial Drive
- A4: Luskus Delph
- B1: Power Failure
- B2: Song For A Dreamer
- B3: Playmate Of The Mouth
- B4: Poor Mohammed
- C1: Broken Barricades (Long Fade-Raw Track)
- C2: Simple Sister (Raw Track)
- D1: Poor Mohammed (Backing Track)
- D2: Song For A Dreamer (King Jimi)(Backing Track)
- A1: Premiers - Shawnee
- A2: Charlie And The Bank Job - Al Katraz
- A3: Jules Blattner - 500 Pound Canary
- A4: The Flock Rocker - Chinese Rock And Roll
- A5: Bob Strauss - Nameless
- A6: Hurricane Harry - Last Meal
- A7: Glenn Willings - Me Tarzan, You Jane
- A8: The Bobby Borda Five - Mad
- A9: Dick Summer - The Goatee's Gotta Go
- A10: Wigland - Side A Outro
- B1: The Renaults - Rockin' With Joe
- B2: Wee Willie & The Soulettes - Pulp Wood Charley
- B3: Billy Duke And The Dukes - Roland
- B4: The Orbits - Knock Her Down
- B5: Dan Kubiak - Finding You
- B6: King Sid - Unh Uh Baby
- B7: Arnie Ginsburg - Pal Mal Rock
- B8: Sidney & Chimps - Blah
- B9: Stringbeans - Stop Your Cryin
- B10: H & A - Side B Outro
For over 20 years, your irrepressible host Rex and his legendary Fool's Paradise radio show on WFMU has held a grudge against the whole square world. Broadcasting from an undisclosed location in rural New Jersey in a fur-lined fall-out shelter located miles below the earth's crust, this weekly "excursion to nowhere" continues to proudly play nothing but greasy grooves from inane 45s, non-hit misfires, curveballs and oddballs from the Rock & Roll era. Yes sirree, those weird and warped ones about monsters, beatniks, chickens, apes, stewed moonbeams and mosquito knees...
And now, in the tradition of free love and nickel beer, Jazzman Records has teamed up with Rex to bring together a fabulous collection of his top spins! These are the songs that, by virtue of Rex's dogged persistence, have now achieved a kind of classic status that was surely never previously thought imaginable - The Fool's Paradise Favourites.
Gatefold LP includes 18 tracks with extra special chicken-themed twin spin bonus 45 single!
- A1: Paul Whiteman - I Don't Want To Lose You
- B1: King Tubby & The Santic All Stars - Santic Meet King Tubby
- A1: Can't Help Falling In Love
- A2: Heartbreak Hotel
- A3: Hound Dog
- A4: (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame (Marie's The Name)
- A5: Surrender
- A6: It's Now Or Never
- A7: Stuck On You
- A8: I Forgot To Remember To Forget
- A9: Blue Hawaii
- B1: The Girl Of My Best Friend
- B2: Love Me Tender
- B3: All Shook Up
- B4: Are You Lonesome Tonight?
- B5: A Big Hunk O'love
- B6: I Feel So Bad
- B7: Little Sister
- B8: Rock-A-Hula Baby
- B9: King Creole
- C1: Blue Suede Shoes
- C2: A Mess Of Blues
- C3: I Gotta Know
- C4: My Baby Left Me
- C5: Wild In The Country
- C6: Wooden Heart
- D4: Give Me The Right
- D5: Sentimental Me
- D6: Starting Today
- D7: Gently
- D8: In Your Arms
- D9: Put The Blame On Me
- E1: Jailhouse Rock
- E2: I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell
- E3: Good Rockin' Tonight
- E4: Wear My Ring Around Your Neck
- E5: I Was The One
- E6: Judy
- E7: I Want You With Me
- E8: Fame & Fortune
- E9: My Wish Came True
- F1: Return To Sender
- F2: Mystery Train
- F3: Don't Be Cruel
- F4: I'm Coming Home
- F5: It's A Sin
- F6: (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care (You're So Square)
- F7: Hawaiian Wedding Song
- C7: Flaming Start
- F8: Blue Moon Of Kentucky
- C9: Love Me
- F9: Fever
- D2: There's Always Me
- C8: Lonely Man
- D1: Suspicion
- D3: That's All Right
Silver Vinyl[44,50 €]
It's impossible to talk about this album without acknowledging the spectre of death that hangs over it - not only is it the third entry in Strata-East Records' Dolphy Series, a collection of archival recordings from some of the label's close associates honoring the recently deceased multi-instrumentalist, but it is actually dedicated to two members of the band, Wynton Kelly and Kenny Dorham, who died in between the recording sessions and its release. The point is driven home even further by the fact that the album begins with a tribute from Payne to the fallen Martin Luther King, Jr., a piece that acts as a de facto solo for Dorham - his playing all rosy elegance and regal warmth - before shifting into the lighter (though equally coolly-paced) "I Know Love," a showcase for Payne's sax. While not the most somber jazz track ever recorded, this opening suite is a low-key and mournful way to open the affair, but thankfully the album really picks off and shows these musicians more in their element the rest of the way.
"Girl, You Got a Home" is a funky piece, beginning very soulfully with some tight interplay among the rhythm section of Kelly, bassist Wilbur Ware and drummer Albert Heath. Ware is in especially fine form on this track, tying together the disparate passages of the piece by grounding the more ponderous moments in a deep funk, while Kelly's playing is especially ear catching in the way he stabs at his piano like it's an organ. After the first two tracks take up nearly twenty minutes, the four-minute "Slide Hampton" feels almost impossibly brief, a feeling that's enhanced by its quick, jittery, and infectious rhythm, driven by some really dexterous work from Kelly. The final track, "Flying Fish," may be the album's highlight, a Caribbean-inspired composition that casts the rhythm section as flighty ground for both Payne and Dorham to vamp on. The track is oddly danceable for something released on Strata-East, maybe the most fun moment ever for the label, and relentlessly uptempo. Though this release may be in part defined by the deaths that preceded it, it's clear that the recording process was actually a lot of fun for everybody, as their enthusiasm and energy jumps right out of the speakers. This is one of the first Strata East records I really got into and is still one of my favorites, a must-hear for any fans of the flightier moments of Dorham or Kelly's career, and a fitting tribute for both master musicians.
Rough and rugged Jahtari 7-floppy disc with a rudebwoy riddim by the rub-a-dub hacker team Art & Naram, well known in the community for their Red Robin productions. Epic drunkard's tale by the fast chat originator himself on the A-side - Peter King is heading down to the pub this time, returning from Maffi's Killah Tape EP' with even more story twists, odd rhyme meters and a recipe for disaster. Jammed straight to an 8-track cassette deck in the Jahtari studio, mixed by disrupt and coming with an high density dub on the flipside. LOAD...... Limited 500 copies edition!
- A1: Frank Sinatra - Chicago
- A2: Dean Martin - Sway
- A3: Sammy Davis Jr - Hey There
- A4: Nat King Cole - Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words)
- A5: Fred Astaire - Cheek To Cheek
- A6: Ray Charles - I Can't Stop Loving You
- B1: Andy Williams - Stranger On The Shore
- B2: Johnny Mathis - Misty
- B3: Tony Bennett - Till
- B4: Vic Damone & Ann Blyth - Stranger In Paradise
- B5: Bobby Darin - Beyond The Sea
- B6: Gene Kelly - Singing In The Rain
- A1: Drum Introduction
- A2: U Ma Ngi Hamba Nawe Thuli U Bizwa I Peacock (When I Walk With Thuli, They Call Her Peacock)
- A3: Thembalami (My Trustworthy)
- A4: Sesi U Hi Komba Mihlolo (My Sister, She Is A Miracle)
- A5: Mandela U Humile Jele (Mandela Is Released From Jail)
- A6: Koko Ribulelele (Please Open The Door For Us)
- A7: Tanda Tula Se Yi Cincile (Tanda Tula Is Change)
- A8: Musadi Ye Muvutsi (A Beautiful Woman)
- A9: Tamanini (Hello, Hello)
- A10: Drum Interlude
- A11: Nwamaxalana A Nga Al Ntumbuluko (Nwamaxalana Refuses The Nature)
- A12: A Kuri Na Xinyenyana (There Was A Bird In The Garden) Dolphin
- A1: Mukutsuri Hosi Ya Mina (You Are My Saviour) Eric
- B2: Yehova Xikwembu Xanga (God Is My King) Eric
- B3: Rirandzu Ra Yesu (Love Of Jesus) Pretty
- B4: U Nga Rili Nwana Sesi (Please Don't Cry My Baby Sister) Chris
- B5: Lo Machine Wa Khuluma (Talking Machine) Chris
- B6: Ngiri Ngiri Wo Ngirimele Kaya (I'm Walking Home) Chris
- B7: La La Go Nna (Rest With Me) Clenny
- B8: Joko Ya Kgaho Yi Bobebe (God's Belief Makes My Heart Free) Clenny
- B9: Tatana Hi Vana Va Wena (Father, We Are Your Children) Chris
- B10: Xisaka Xa Tuva Manguvalawa (The Nest Of A Bird) Magie
- B11: Tanda Tula Se Yi Cincile (Tanda Tula Has Changed) Jenette
- B12: Modimo A Li Teng A Kgo Na Matata (When God Is Around There Is No Problem) Harry
- B13: Keya Morata U Wa Ntata (I Love God And He Loves Me) Stars
- B14: Wa La Matsidiso (Matsidiso Is Crying)
- B15: Madume Dume Dume (Hello Everyone)
Recently, Superpitcher was invited to go on a safari in South Africa. He bought a custom made safari hat at his favorite milliner in Cologne (Ju¨rgen Eifler) and set off with big eyes and a pair of binoculars. It was wild and wonderful and he saw many exotic (and big!) animals, even a leopard in a tree that told him the secret of the universe. He forgot what the leopard said because his mind was still playing and replaying the sound of what he heard on the first night of his arrival - the hypnotic and moving sound of the voices of Africa, the voices of the wonderful Tanda Tula staff choir. There, the choir members work during the day at the camp and at night entertain the guests with their captivating voices and energetic dancing. So impressed was he with their songs and beautiful Shangaan language that he decided to record a CD for them to sell in the shop at their camp and now this precious recording is also available through Hippie Dance / Bush Recordings on vinyl and CD for you in whatever wherever camp you are. The LP of the Tanda Tula Choir comes with a very pretty poster.
- A1: Mr Heroin
- A2: S Dub
- A3: K4
- B1: Poleva
- B2: Metallo
- B3: Super Siziy King
- A1: Anyway The Wind Blows
- A2: Cadillac Woman
- A3: Can't Get My Rest At Night
- A4: Days Like This
- A5: Down Home Girl
- B1: Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You
- B2: Hit That Jive Jack
- B3: I Can't Dance
- B4: Jealous Girl
- B5: Just For A Thrill
- C1: Keep On Truckin
- C2: Do You Or Don't You I Wanna Know
- C3: Motorvatin' Mama
- C4: Rhythm King
- C5: Rough Cut Diamond
- D1: Streamline Woman
- D2: The Joint Is Jumping
- D3: Tomorrow Night
- D4: Walking One & Only
- D5: Where's The Money
- E1: A True Romance
- E2: Bad To Be Alone
- E3: Bye Bye Blues
- E4: Crazy He Calls Me
- E5: Cry Baby
- E6: Every Sixty Seconds
- F1: Groovin
- F2: He's A Real Gone Guy
- F3: I Put A Spell On You
- F4: I Want To Be Evil
- F5: Long Walk To Dc
- F6: Love Letters
- G1: Snap Your Fingers
- G2: Mojo Boogie
- G3: My Handy Man
- G4: Oh Baby
- G5: Ring My Bell
- G6: Spooky
- H1: That's How Heartaches Are Made
- H2: This Ain't United Nations
- H3: Trust In Me
- H4: When Hollywood Goes Black And Tan
- H5: Yesterdays
- This four LP box set features some of the best studio recordings by Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, the ten-piece band that Bill
put together after leaving the Rolling Stones in 1992. Whilst the band features guest appearances by all-star musicians (including
Mick Taylor, Eric Clapton, Chris Rea, George Harrison,Gary Brooker and Peter Frampton on these recordings), it has an all-
star core line-up that features Georgie Fame, Beverley Skeete, Albert Lee, Terry Taylor and Bill Wyman himself of course.
- For this compilation, Bill Wyman has chosen forty three tracks that showcase the fantastic lead vocals of both Beverley
Skeete, perhaps the UK's busiest session singer, and Georgie Fame, a star (and legend) in his own right since 1964 of course.
- Each singer has two LPs: Georgie's features his renditions of songs by the likes of J.J. Cale, Mose Allison, Dan Hicks, and Bill
Wyman & Terry Taylor, while Beverley's features her take on songs by Nellie Lutcher, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, J.B. Lenoir and
The Rascals.
- This box set marks the first appearance of any Rhythm Kings recordings on vinyl. The four LPs are housed in an attractive rigid
outer slipcase and the inner sleeves feature all themusician credits.
- A1: History-Los Charlys Orchestra Feat. Omar
- A2: Love On Hold (Extended Mix)-Aeroplane Feat. Tawatha Agee
- A3: 2Nd Time Around-Tuxedo
- A4: Love X Love-Thames River Soul Feat. Kenny Thomas
- B1: There 4 U-Leela James
- B2: When I Luv -Mike City Feat. Faith Evans
- B3: Lost Without You-Will Sessions And Amp Fiddler
- B4: T's All Divine (Extended Boogie Back Mix)- James Day Songs Feat. Trina Broussard, Tim Owens & Joe Cunningham
- C1: Good Kinda Lovin-Jay King
- C2: Doublin' Down-The Jack Moves
- C3: Keepin' Love New (Club Mix)-Wez
- C4: Flowered Tears (Dj Spen Soul Flower Remix)-S.e.l
- D1: One For The Money (Gold Digger Mix)-The Groove Association Feat. Georgie B, Wez & Everis
- D2: Back To You-Paul Craver
- D3: Kissing You (Original Mix)-Wipe The Needle Feat. Lifford
Expansion's most successful and longest running compilation series returns with a 2017 edition. The concept remains the same, fifteen must-have modern soul room gems taken from the year's biggest dance floor spins on the soul scene. While tracks here have topped UK soul charts, many have not been available in all formats. Once again, attention is paid to the 'flow' of the 15 gems chosen here from shuffling beats to boogie to more soulful house as played at modern soul events. Participants this year include Omar with Los Charly's Orchestra, Tawatha Agree (voice of Mtume's Juicy Fruit') with Aeroplane, Kenny Thomas with Thames River Soul produced by and featuring Incognito, and both Wez and The Groove Association formerly members of Brit Funk group Second Image. Leela James is here after her stint in a US realty TV show R&B Divas: Los Angeles', other guests including Amp Fiddler, Faith Evans, Trina Broussard and Lifford.
- A1: Base Ventura
- A2: Tyrannosaurus Rap
- A3: Die Bitch
- A4: Einer Von Euch
- A5: Deine Weedlingsrapper Part One
- B1: Das Glück Des Süchtigen King Orgasm
- B2: Das Leben Ist Schön
- B3: Image Clickx, God
- B4: Deine Weedlingsrapper Partout
- C1: Haze Ventura Marsimoto
- C2: Keine Isst
- C3: What Tha Fuck Gabreal, Mä
- C4: Starteria Marsimoto
- D1: Deine Weedlingsrapper Party
- D2: Murder Was The Base
- D3: Fusion 2007
- D4: Kein Ende In Sicht
Aus großen Melodien und strapazierfähigen elektronischen Teppichen gestrickt, ist "Love What Survives" gewissermaßen die Essenz ihres bisherigen Schaffens, indem verschiedene Gesangsgäste und Musikerpersönlichkeiten (James Blake, Micachu, King Krule) hinzukommen, um gemeinsam zu experimentieren, Formen neu zu denken, Dinge auszuradieren, mit Pop-Überlieferungen zu spielen, alles zusammen wachsen zu lassen. Die neuen Tracks enstanden größtenteils auf zwei Vintage-Synthesizern (Korg MS-20, Korg Delta), die beide, so die Band, diese "punkige, schloddrige Qualität hätten, die an Robert Wyatt erinnert", die mit ihrem Industrial-Einschlag und dem unverkennbar direkten Sound Mount Kimbie zu ihrem neuesten Sound-Update bewegen sollten. Der pulsierende Motorik-Beat der Single "Blue Train Lines" zum Beispiel schickt King Krule direkt auf die Überholspur, von wo aus er seine zerklüfteten Vokalsalven abgeben kann. Die offene, ausladende Aura der Platte ist ferner der Tatsache geschuldet, dass sie zwischen London und Los Angeles entstanden ist, zwei Standorten, zwischen denen das Duo pendelte, um gemeinsame Sessions zu veranstalten und Ideen zu verfeinern.
- A1: Antonio Arena - Magic Door
- A2: Space Craft's Men - Crossing
- A3: Elageron - Week-End Playback
- A4: Alberto Baldan Bembo - Nitrogen
- A5: Fabio Fabor & Antonio Arena - Screw Driver
- A6: Domenico Di Vito - Spensieratamente
- B1: Albert Verrecchia - In The Space
- B2: Lamberto Macchi - Vision (Feat. Anthony Sidney)
- B3: Modern Sound Quartet - Sagittarius
- B4: Flip Flop Group - Music
- B5: King Zérand Orchestra - Blue Magnolia
- B6: The Astral Dimension - Stella Nova
With FBNM now celebrating their fifth year of operation, Lorenzo has marked the occasion by assembling his biggest project to date - an impeccably curated collection of obscure Italian production music circa 1974 - 1985. The project, nearly a year in the making, has been very close to Lorenzo's heart - beginning unexpectedly in the record fairs of Buenos Aires and leading him on several trips to Rome and Milan, tracking down the original musicians and licensors.
"In this compilation, I have tried to include some of the most interesting cuts I have collected over the years. Tracks like the entirely electronic "Nitrogen" from Alberto Baldan Bembo's "Sound Orchestra" LP on Star Track Records, featuring a wild evolving bassline leading us through frantic rhythmic experimentations. "In the Space", by French born composer Albert Verrecchia and taken from Italian poliziesco drama 'Il Tempo Degli Assasini' (Season for Assasins), tells the tale of wistful longing, played out with serenity on strings and keys, but unexpected interruption from its stop-start arrangement brings an unforeseen tension into the mix... And how could I not include the wonderfully charming "Screw Driver" by Fabio Fabor, from his collaborative album "Superman" with a young Antonio Arena. Featuring an orchestra of beautifully programmed ARP and Oberheim sonorities alongside the Commodore 64 programmed graphical artwork by Antonio Arena himself."
The music itself was partly sourced from Lorenzo's own collection, archived and then restored especially for this release. Where possible, tracks (such as "Vision", "Nitrogen" and "Blue Magnolia") have been lifted directly from the original master tapes kindly lent by the repertoire owners. Every track, however, has been carefully restored, remastered and cut for vinyl by the cautious hands of Andreas (LUPO) Lubich at Calyx Mastering, Berlin.








































