Thursday, May 31, 2007
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
New Tracks
Just a couple of new tracks that i am listening to at the moment.
This one is a downtempo number off an Ep release(Realise) by the Part Time Heroes. The girl singing in this reminds me a little of a cross between Beth Orton and Tori Amos.
All This Time - Part Time Heroes
http://download.yousendit.com/9942B0AE26418DF3
This one comes off Brique Rouge Classics from the Vault Vol 1. I haven't had a good chance to listen to all the tracks, and i never owned any of the Brique Rouge series of releases, but i like this one.
Devotion (Llorca's Extended Remix) - Mambo Urbano Orchestrahttp://download.yousendit.com/738D1C7E5D88195C
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Funk from the Lefties
The Lefties Soul Connection describe their sound as "deep funk raw soul" and hail from Amsterdam, NL. After a number of years of releasing some well received 45's, by the likes of Gilles Petersen, the lefties had been building up to their debut LP release "Skimming The Skum". If you dig any of the raw funk bands that are around at the moment, like The Bamboos or The Dap-Kings. You'll love these guys. Here are a couple of cuts from their new album, which you can also purchase here.
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Monday, May 28, 2007
Do You Hear That?
Sydney outfit Pnau's much lauded first album Sambanova(1999), was originally pulled from the shelves when it was first released, due to many uncleared samples. I can actually recall seeing an interview of them, and Nick Littlemore(one half of Pnau), urging anyone looking to get started in the world of electronic music, to just sample the shit of everything they could get their hands on.
The title track to their album samples Two Man Sound's "Que Tal America", and does it quite brilliantly as well. Que Tal America can be found on Volume 1. of Joey Negro's excellent "Disco Spectrum" series.
MP3's
Sambanova - Pnau
http://download.yousendit.com/48450C35690A9897
Que Tal America - Two Man Sound
http://download.yousendit.com/8190BF594B926D85
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Saturday, May 26, 2007
Cover Me (The Bottle)
"Don't you think it's a crime the way time after time, people hit the bottle?". Gil Scott Heron first echoed these words on his 1973 album Winter in America. "The Bottle", even with its strong inner city social message, and possibly a touch autobiographical, is still a damn funky track.
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Friday, May 25, 2007
Recently picked up a copy of the "Grand Slam" CD from Richard Dorfmeister vs MDLA. It's been around since about mid 2006 so haven't been quite slow in getting on this on. It's a mix of original productions and their remix work. It has a couple of standout tracks, and a bit of filler. I reckon this is one of the standouts.
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Thursday, May 24, 2007
Gearin'up with Nicola Conte
A little jazzdance to get you in the mood for this weekend, with Italian jazz legend Nicola Conte. The first track "Kind of Sunshine", is off his 2004 album, Other Directions. While the second is a a reworking of Native's "Prussian Blue." Enjoy.
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