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Orchestra Baobab: Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng
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[Music] Orchestra Baobab – Mouhamadou Bamba Senegalese band Orchestra Baobab were my first major introduction to Afrobeat and the wealth of music the African continent had during the 60s, 70s and 80s.
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End of Year Wrap-Up 24/12/2018
Happy Merry to all you readers!
I’ve had a great year but all us music fans have had an even better one! Streaming services mean that now more than ever we can experience the musical output from all corners of the globe (though overwhelmingly the English-speaking parts of it) to understand different points of view, learn of the goings on in other parts of the world and most importantly indulge ourselves in a bit of a boogie. All the moods, genres and feels you could think of are out there, so over the holiday period perhaps try and listen to something new. Who knows it might break the tension with that younger/older relative round the xmas table when you find they also happen to like k-pop/jazz-funk/grindcore or at the very least you can bicker about the tragedy of the current album charts (Greatest Showman: 21 weeks!). To aid you in your quest for knowledge/excitement/small-talk I have spent almost 30 minutes curating a best-of for both albums and singles in the year of 2018.
(NB even with my album-a-day policy, there’s no way I can get through everything I want to within the 365, so if your fave appears ignored, let it be known that I probably haven’t heard it yet. The full list of everything I’ve listened to this year is at the bottom)
So in no particular order:
Albums
Jinx Lennon- Grow A Pair!!!
The Beths- Future Me Hates Me
The Pistol Annies- Interstate Gospel
Travis Scott- ASTROWORLD
Mount Eerie- Now Only
Cardi B- Invasion of Privacy
The 1975- A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
The Aces- When My Heart Felt Volcanic
Singles
Confidence Man- Out The Window
Cardi B- I Like It
Janelle Monae ft. Grimes- Pynk
Lori McKenna- People Get Old
SOPHIE- Immaterial
Marie Davidson- Work It
Car Seat Headrest- Stop Smoking (We Love You)
BLACKPINK- AS IF IT’S YOUR LAST
The 1975- It’s Not Living (If It’s Not With You)
https://open.spotify.com/user/jaceyourself/playlist/1kFex3QLVv0l3cCqjVC6dT?si=_GqTJXrOSoSXYaMC9ra_lg
Have a great festive period and I’ll see you in 2019 :D
2018 Albums what I listened to
Floating Points- Reflections – Mojave Desert
James Elkington- Wintres Woma
Miguel- War & Leisure
Ride- Weather Diaries
Sidney Gish- No Dogs Allowed
Emperor X- The Orlando Sentinel, Oversleepers International
Broken Social Scene- Hug of Thunder
MC5- Kick Out The Jams (Live)
Public Service Broadcasting- Every Valley
JJ Doom- Key to the Kuffs
HAIM- Something To Tell You
Camila Cabello- Camila
Sheer Mag- Need To Feel Your Love
Taylor Swift- reputation
Shabazz Palaces- Quazarz vs The Jealous Machines
This Is The Kit- Moonshine Freeze
Japanese Breakfast- Soft Sounds From Another Planet
Tune-Yards- I can feel you creep into my private life
Jupiter & Okwess- Kin Sonic
Various Artists- The Passion Of Charlie Parker
Waxahatchee- Out In The Storm, Great Thunder
Offa Rex- The Queen Of Hearts
Dizzee Rascal- Raskit
Alvvays- Antisocialites
Childhood- Universal High
Marmozets- Knowing What You Know Now
Declan McKenna- What Do You Think About the Car?
Paul Heaton- Crooked Calypso
Lana Del Rey- Lust For Life
Charles Lloyd New Quartet- Passin’ Thru (Live)
Rip Rig & Panic- Circa Rip Rig + Panic
Avey Tare- Eucalyptus
Justin Timberlake- Man Of The Woods
Rio Mira- Marimba del Pacifico
Oddisee- The Iceberg
Aimee Mann- Mental Illness
Katie Von Schleicher- Shitty Hits
Arcade Fire- Everything Now
Girl Ray- Earl Grey
Ezra Furman- Transangelic Exodus
Randy Newman- Dark Matter
Dead Cross- Dead Cross
Chronixx- Chronology
Mondo Cozmo- Plastic Soul
Kesha- Rainbow
Lal & Mike Waterson- Bright Phoebus
Steve Reich- Pulse / Quartet
Orchestra Baobab- Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng
Ratboy- SCUM
Prince- Dirty Mind, Controversy, 1999, Purple Rain, Parade, Sign ‘O’ The Times
Stanley Cowell- No Illusions
Oneohtrix Point Never- Good Time Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Downtown Boys- Cost Of Living
Screaming Females- All At Once
Rob Luft- Riser
Sibusile Xaba- Open Letter To Adoniah
Jen Cloher- Jen Cloher
Everything Everything- Fever Dream
Grizzly Bear- Painted Ruins
Bob’s Burgers- The Bob’s Burgers Music Album
Superorganism- Superorganism
Maren Morris- HERO
Courtney Marie Andrews- Honest Life, May Your Kindness Remain
Stefflon Don- Real Ting Mixtape
Ghostpoet- Dark Days + Canapés
Young Fathers- White Men Are Black Men Too, Cocoa Sugar
Queens Of The Stone Age- Songs For The Deaf
Thurst- Cut to the Chafe
John Moreland- Big Bad Luv
Aruan Ortiz- Cub(an)ism [Piano Solo]
Mount Eerie- Now Only
The War On Drugs- A Deeper Understanding
Various Artists- Pop Makossa
Liane Carroll- The Right to Love
Fickle Friends- You Are Someone Else
Nadine Shah- Holiday Destination
Various Artists- Howsla
George Ezra- Staying at Tamara’s
The Doors- The Doors
Filthy Friends- Invitation
Susanne Sundfør- Music For People In Trouble
LCD Soundsystem- LCD Soundsystem, Sound of Silver, American Dream
Mogwai- Every Country’s Sun
Kacey Musgraves- Golden Hour
The National- High Violet, Sleep Well Beast
The Klezmatics- Wonder Wheel
Hercules & Love Affair- Omnion
Mount Kimbie- Love What Survives
The Aces- When My Heart Felt Volcanic
Matthew Bourne- Isotach
Finished- Cum Inside Me Bro
Forced Into Femininity- I’m Making Progress
Heron Oblivion- Heron Oblivion
Hamell On Trial- TACKLE BOX
Confidence Man- Confident Music For Confident People
Swet Shop Boys- Cashmere
Princess Nokia- 1992 Deluxe, A Girl Cried Red
Steely Dan- The Royal Scam, Aja
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard- Nonagon Infinity
Sparks- Hippopotamus
J. Cole- KOD
Fat Tony- Macgregor Park
L’Orange and Jeremiah Jae- The Night Took Us In Like Family
Little Simz- Stillness In Wonderland
Lady Leshurr- Queen’s Speech
RAY BLK- Durt
Brand New- Science Fiction
Janelle Monae- Dirty Computer
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever- Talk Tight
Fred Thomas- Changer
Myra Davies- Sirens
Laraaji- Sun Gong
The Killers- Wonderful Wonderful
Descendents- Milo Goes To College
Frank Turner- Be More Kind
The Horrors- V
Moses Sumney- Aromanticism
Arctic Monkeys- Whatever People…, AM, Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino
Oxbow- Thin Black Duke
Dee Byrne’s Entropi- Moment Frozen
Mike Stern- Trip
The Vampires- The Vampires Meet Lionel Loueke
Gogol Bordello- Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike, Super Taranta!, Seekers And Finders
Umphrey’s McGee- Zonkey
Hard Working Americans- We’re All in This Together
Courtney Barnett- Tell Me How You Really Feel
Jllin- Black Origami
Various Artists- Rough Guide to the Music of West Africa
Wolf Alice- Visions Of A Life
The Young’uns- Strangers
Fever Ray- Fever Ray, Plunge
CHVRCHES- Love Is Dead
Oumou Sangaré- Oumou, Mogoya
Charlotte Gainsbourg- Rest
Daniel Avery- Song For Alpha
Daphni- Joli Mai
Kanye West- ye
Cécile McLorin Salvant- Dreams and Daggers
Trio Da Kali, Kronos Quartet- Ladilikan
Kelela- Take Me Apart
Bob Dylan- The Times.., Another.., Bringing.., Highway.., Blond.., John.., Nashville.., New.., Blood..
Lily Allen- Alright(,) Still, It’s Not Me(,) It’s You, Sheezus, No Shame
Fanfare Ciocarlia- 20
Wolf Parade- Cry Cry Cry
SOPHIE- OIL OF EVERY PEARL’S UN-INSIDES
Zara McFarlane- Arise
St. Vincent- MASSEDUCTION
Margo Price- All American Made
Bebe Rexha- Expectations
Motörhead- Under Cöver
Orchestre Les Mangelepa- Last Band Standing
Drake- Scorpion
Various Artists- Gentle Giants: The Songs Of Don Williams
Noga Erez- Off The Radar
Baxter Dury- Prince of Tears
John Maus- Screen Memories
Lankum- Between the Earth and Sky
Shamir- Revelations
Years & Years- Palo Santo
Converge- The Dusk In Us
Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino- Canzoniere
Fred Hersch- Open Book
A. Savage- Thawing Dawn
Big Thief- Capacity
Kelly Clarkson- Meaning Of Life
Dirty Projectors- Lamp Lit Prose
Robt Sarazin Blake- Recitative
Shed Seven- Instant Pleasures
Spinning Coin- Permo
Call Super- Arpo
Laura Perrudin- Poisons & antidotes
Ellen Andrea Wang- Blank Out
Lori McKenna- The Tree
Wu-Tang Clan- Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
Lee Ronaldo- Electric Trim
Deer Tick- Vol. 2
The Paranoid Style- Underworld U.S.A.
Youssou N’Dour- Set, Joko- From Village To Town, Nothing’s In Vain, Seeni Valeurs
Gaika- BASIC VOLUME
Kasai Allstars- Around Felicite
Carly Rae Jepsen- Emotion
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds- Who Built The Moon?
Anna Ternheim- All the Way to Rio
U2- Songs of Experience
Mônica Vasconcelos- The São Paulo Tapes
Travis Scott- ASTROWORLD
Nabihah Iqbal- Weighing of the Heart
Van Morrison- Versatile
Jim James- Tribute to 2
Criolo- Espiral de Ilusão
Maciej Obara Quartet- Unloved
N.E.R.D- NO ONE EVER REALLY DIES
The Beths- Future Me Hates Me
Maryam Saleh- Lekhfa
Naomi Bedford- Songs My Ruiner Gave to Me
Jens Lekman- Night Over Kortedala
The Spirit of the Beehive- pleasure suck
Tom Rogerson- Finding Shore
Paul Jacobs- Pictures(,) Movies and Apartments
Ariana Grande- sweetener
Rina Sawayama- RINA
Marcel Khalife- Andalusia of Love
Gunter Hampel- Bounce (Live at Theater Gütersloh)
BAYNK- Someone’s EP
Omar Souleyman- To Syria(,) With Love
Blood Orange- Negro Swan
Open Mike Eagle- Brick Body Kids Still Daydream
First Aid Kit- Ruins
Shame- Songs of Praise
Homeboy Sandman- Veins
Playboi Carti- Playboi Carti
Eminem- Kamikaze
Troye Sivan- Blue Neighbourhood, BLOOM
Joey Bada$$- ALL AMERIKKKAN BADA$$
Priests- Nothing Feels Natural
Rhiannon Giddens- Freedom Highway
King Krule- The OOZ
Django Django- Marble Skies
Bon Iver- For Emma(,) Forever Ago
Calexico- The Thread That Keeps Us
Mary Gauthier- Rifles & Rosary Beads
Hookworms- Microshift
Aphex Twin- Collapse EP
Rae Morris- Someone Out There
Field Music- Open Here
Rhye- Blood
Shopping- The Official Body
MGMT- Little Dark Age
Christine and the Queens- Chris
Alela Diane- Cusp
Sonic Youth- Sister
Brigid Mae Power- The Two Worlds
Deafheaven- Sunbather
Various Artists- American Epic: The Collection Disc 1, 2, 3
Rich Krueger- Life Ain’t That Long
Lil Wayne- Tha Carter V
Modern Mal- The Misanthrope Family Album
Rejjie Snow- Dear Annie
U.S. Girls- In a Poem Unlimited
The Orielles- Silver Dollar Moment
Tal National- Tantabara
Marie Davidson- Working Class Woman
Superchunk- What a Time to Be Alive
Brandi Carlile- By The Way(,) I Forgive You
Car Seat Headrest- Twin Fantasy
Loma- Loma
Quavo- QUAVO HUNCHO
Marlon Williams- Make Way For Love
Nipsey Hussle- Victory Lap
Insecure Men- Insecure Men
Kendrick Lamar- Black Panther
Rapsody- Lalia’s Wisdom
Khalid- Suncity
Tracey Thorn- Record
Anna von Hausswolff- Dead Magic
Jinx Lennon- Grow a Pair!!!
Gwenno- Le Kov
Judas Priest- Stained Class, FIREPOWER
Robyn- Robyn, Body Talk, Honey
The Magic Gang- The Magic Gang
Essaie Pas- New Path
Bob Dylan and The Band- The Basement Tapes
The Decemberists- I’ll Be Your Girl
Pistol Annies- Interstate Gospel
BCUC- Emakhosini (Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness)
Jack White- Boarding House Reach
Yo La Tengo- There’s A Riot Going On
Sidi Touré- Toubalbero
Lil Peep- Come Over When You’re Sober(,) Pt. 2
The Breeders- All Nerve
The Vaccines- Combat Sports
CZARFACE- Czarface Meets Metal Face
Laurence Pike- Distant Early Warning
Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band- Bone Reader
Leo Kalyan- The Edge
Hayley Kyoko- Expectations
Tristen- Sneaker Waves
Thelonious Monk- Les Liaisons Dangereuses
Brad Mehldau & Mark Guiliana- Mehliana: Taming The Dragon
Amy Rigby- Til The Wheels Fall Off, Little Fugitive, The Old Guys
BLACKPINK- BLACKPINK IN YOUR AREA
Rose Cousins- Natural Conclusion
Nora Jane Struthers- Champion
Lilly Hiatt- Trinity Lane
The Rolling Stones- The Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones No. 2, Out of Our Heads, Aftermath
MAST- Thelonious Sphere Monk
The 1975- A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
Jhene Aiko- Trip
Don Bryant- Don’t Give up on Love
EMA- Exile in the Outer Ring
Small Believer- Anna Tivel
Vera Sola- Shades
Cardi B- Invasion of Privacy
Darkthrone- A Blaze in the Northern Sky
Sarah Shook & the Disarmers- Years
Goat Girl- Goat Girl
Vic Mensa- HOOLIGANS
Unknown Mortal Orchestra- Sex & Food
Alasdair Roberts, Amble Scuse & David McGuiness- What News
Kali Uchis- Isolation
Wye Oak- The Louder I Call, the Faster It Runs
Migos- Culture II
Hinds- I Don’t Run
DRINKS- Hippo Lite
Alexis Taylor- Beautiful Thing
Jenny Wilson- EXORCISM
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2017 ALBUMS
93. Oddisee, The Iceberg Yes, “I’m from Black America it’s just another year,” but also “let me show you how to persevere” (“NNGE,” “Hold It Back”)
92. Craig Finn, We All Want the Same Things
Empathy for grieving misfits who outlived their nicknames and still have unfinished business roughly the size of a baseball (“God in Chicago,” “Preludes”)
91. Part Chimp, IV
More tuneful than Melvins and Girl Band combined (“Mapoleon,” “Namekuj”)
90. Daniele Luppi & Parquet Courts, Milano
For the dreaded “soundtrack-rock,” a fair amount of it sounds like Pylon (“Talisa,” “Memphis Blues Again”)
89. Haram, بس اربحت- خسرت - When You Have Won, You Have Lost
Who better to inveigh against “American Police” than a riffy Lebanese-American who was forced to deal with Catholic school (“Who Am I, Who Are You?” “Your President, Not a President”)
88. Lee Ranaldo, Electric Trim
He’s gotten out of spoken word alive enough times that we can allow one honest-to-God pretentious record (“Uncle Skeleton,” “Circular Right as Rain”)
87. Brad Paisley, Love and War
Less fun than kissing a man named Heather (“Go to Bed Early,” “Last Time for Everything,” “Drive of Shame”)
86. Young Thug, Beautiful Thugger Girls
Melodies that shake out to half the transcendent pop gift we’ve been promised for too long, and half merely better than usual, but the real benchmark is zero mushmouthing (“Relationship,” “Do U Love Me,” “You Said”)
85. Priests, Nothing Feels Natural
Neither their previous rage nor their present tunes can compare to Katie Alice Greer’s ownership of the stage; here’s hoping she brings it to the Capitol steps (“JJ,” “No Big Bang”)
84. Homeboy Sandman, Veins
Hard to tell if the fame song is ironic (“A’s, J’s & L’s,” “Bamboo,” “Clarity”)
83. Aesop Rock and Homeboy Sandman, Triple Fat Lice [EP]
Even the fatophobic song is funky but nothing forgives Sand not voting (“Pins and Needles,” “Pizza and Burgers”)
82. Arto Lindsay, Cuidado Madame
At long last the unambitious lover’s no-wave has sex with, well, the sex (“Tangles,” “Grain by Grain”)
81. Thurst, Cut to the Chafe
The right kind of bored DIY grunge even if “Where are your parents?” is not something you ask a grown woman who does camming (“Raw Is Real,” “Distance”)
80. Katie Ellen, Cowgirl Blues
28 minutes of hasn’t-mellowed to vie with Katie Crutchfield, who’d never write the line “I’m sick of fucking in our bed” (“Houses Into Homes,” “Proposal”)
79. G Perico, All Blue
Beats rarely get in the way of his bark (“Power,” “Get My Staccs”)
78. Rancid, Trouble Maker
How many folk-punks literally bite from “Ring of Fire” — and how many make their catchiest record 25 years in (“Ghost of a Chance,” “Make It Out Alive,” “An Intimate Close Up of a Street Punk Troublemaker”)
77. Kano, Made in the Manor
The prettiest grime album (“A Roadman’s Hymn,” “New Banger”)
76. Body Count, Bloodlust
Maybe TV gave Ice-T enough of a sabbatical that he remembers what it sounds like to rage again, more than you can say for Chuck D or Tom Morello (“No Lives Matter,” “Black Hoodie”)
75. Kitty, Miami Garden Club Knows the club culture of which she speaks, while the Chainsmokers don’t observe much past their oft-measured dicks (“Mass Text Booty Call,” “Drink Tickets”)
74. Counterparts, You're Not You Anymore
Screamo math-metal with economy and harmonic surprises (“Arms Like Teeth,” “Rope”)
73. The Frightnrs, More to Say Versions
Missed “Dispute” last year unfortunately, but their late singer (and their piano hooks) are better honored by these dubs (“Dispute [Version],” “More to Say [Version]”)
72. Bash and Pop, Anything Could Happen
The first three anthems could carry a lot of an album, and they do (“Anything Could Happen,” “Not This Time,” “On the Rocks”)
71. Awa Poulo, Warali A bowed, one-string violin called a soku makes this Malian blues resemble something else, like say, James Blood Ulmer’s Odyssey (“Mido Yirima,” “Dimo Yaou Tata”)
70. Gogol Bordello, Seekers and Finders
Seeking Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike, finding Super Taranta! (“Saboteur Blues,” “Did It All”)
69. Elder, Reflections of a Floating World
Sprawling R.E.M. black metal to Deafheaven’s U2 (“The Falling Veil,” “Staving Off the Truth”)
68. Starlito and Don Trip, Step Brothers Three
“We represent for all real niggas ‘cause there’s a shortage” (“Fortune,” “3rd 2nd Chance”)
67. The Paranoid Style, Underworld U.S.A. [EP]
Harder to follow but so’s Washington (“I Believe U Believe U Can Fly,” “Dominoes in Drag”)
66. Pere Ubu, 20 Years in a Montana Missile Silo The old punks experiment with defeat, and just holding their loves close (“Toe to Toe,” “Cold Sweat”)
65. Pink, Beautiful Trauma
She’ll never hit (or swing) as hard as “Praying” but her gospel song sure beats Kesha’s (“I Am Here,” “Where We Go”)
64. Run the Jewels, RTJ3
Put Killer Mike in charge of the DNC: “They could barely even see the dog / They don’t see the size of the fight” (“Everybody Stay Calm,” “Hey Kids [Bumaye],” “Down”)
63. Orchestra Baobab, Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng
Connecting with these guys for the first time means I should probably go back (“Fayinkounko,” “Foulo”)
62. At the Drive-In, In•Ter A•Li•A
Brace yourself my darling — despite 17 years and far too much Mars Volta between Relationship of Command and the next best thing, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez’s labyrinthine fretwork helps the verses arrive at massive choruses reliably hooked to Cedric Bixler-Zavala’s garbled cuckoo-clock-on-railroad-tracks impressionism (“Governed by Contagions,” “Pendulum in a Peasant Dress”)
61. Fat Tony, MacGregor Park
Rapper-about-town knows about late-night food, legal weed, and easy tunes (“Drive-Thru,” “MacGregor Park”)
60. Spoon, Hot Thoughts
Shoots its wad (literally — “Hot Thoughts,” “Do I Have to Talk You Into It,” “First Caress”) too soon without much reciprocation, but who mistook Britt Daniel for a pleasure provider (“Do I Have to Talk You Into It,” “First Caress,” “Hot Thoughts”)
59. Lil Uzi Vert, Luv Is Rage 2
Sings better than Marilyn Manson, writes more consistently than Hayley Williams, and opens himself up to accordion, “cougars,” and not one but two more synthpop shuffles than most emo sulkers (“Neon Guts,” “Two®,” “For Real")
58. Swet Shop Boys, Sufi La [EP]
As loose and fun as Big Sean but also as deeply untranscendent as Big Sean (“Birding,” “Thas My Girl”)
57. Algiers, The Underside of Power
More church, less state (“Cry of the Martyrs,” “Cleveland”)
56. Hamell on Trial, Tackle Box
Melania gets off easier than Ann Coulter but he’s still too obsessed with drawing boobies on the Statue of Liberty to keep his targets straight for more than a jaw-dropping rant at a time (“Not Aretha’s Respect [Cops],” “Mouthy B”)
55. Girlpool, Powerplant
Making small big is an accomplishment in a time when most DIY is content to stay small (“Corner Store,” “123,” “Soup”)
54. The Feelies, In Between
Quite possibly their most shrewdly hooky album, though with the vocals so evaporated we were never left to wonder before now how much the singing mattered (“Flag Days,” “Gone, Gone, Gone”)
53. Various Artists, Battle Hymns
Janet Weiss and Sam Coomes rally the troops and if it’s not enough that the Thermals’ drummer, Boss Hog, and Stephen Malkmus all transcend themselves, well, what have you done for them lately (Love Always, “We Won’t Go Back,” Mac McCaughan, “Happy New Year [Prince Can’t Die Again],” Quasi, “Ballad of Donald Duck & Elmer Fudd”)
52. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, French Press [EP]
A drive tenser and warmer than the Feelies or Clap Your Hands Say Yeah with vocals you sometimes wish would match (“French Press,” “Dig Up”)
51. Vince Staples, Big Fish Theory
Sane people make fun messes too (“Yeah Right,” “Party People”)
50. Amber Coffman, City of No Reply
If she wants fame so bad, why’s he the one with a credit on that Riri/Macca/Yeezy song I just reminded you of (“All to Myself” “Under the Sun”)
49. Big Thief, Capacity
We could’ve guessed Adrianne Lenker would write prettier but subtler was a surprise, sort of (“Shark Smile,” “Capacity”)
48. Khalid, American Teen
A thoughtful, placid glance at what the new normal could’ve been: a Nice Guy of color worrying tunefully aloud like a Frank Ocean that never fully acclimated to cocaine for breakfast (“Young, Dumb and Broke,” “Keep Me”)
47. Lil Yachty, Teenage Emotions
Don Van Vliet was more melodic, Calvin Johnson wasn’t (“Better,” “DN Freestyle”)
46. Hurray for the Riff Raff, The Navigator
Too beautifully produced to truly evoke the fight for one’s home, a mantle taken up by the words, and on the big finish, the performance (“Rican Beach,” “Pa’lante”)
45. Charli XCX, Pop 2
If only she hooked up with PC Music three years ago (“Femmebot,” “Out of My Head,” “Lucky”)
44. A. Savage, Thawing Dawn
When punks hurt this much, their solo albums are usually far less elegant (“Eyeballs,” “What Do I Do?”)
43. Alex Lahey, I Love You Like a Brother I can speak to the experience of taking care of yourself far less when you take care of your songs this much (“Every Day’s the Weekend,” “I Love You Like a Brother”) 42. Maddie Ross/blushh, Split [EP] Sum 41-covering queer popstar-next-door divides Colleen Green by Katy Perry for a better party guest than either (“Scotty Doesn’t Know,” “Hometown”)
41. Various Artists, American Epic: The Collection
Think this is what the MAGA folks meant? (Bascom Lamar Lunsford, “I Wish I Was a Mole in the Ground,” Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers, “If the River Was Whiskey”)
40. Rapsody, Laila’s Wisdom
Too real for a Pitchfork review (“Black & Ugly,” “Chrome [Like Oooh]”)
39. Charly Bliss, Guppy
Like Yuck and Speedy Ortiz, they transcend such profound influences as the Josie and the Pussycats soundtrack (“Percolator,” “Westermarck”)
38. Brockhampton, Saturation III
With their musicality now deepening by the month, maybe they’ll recruit a woman (“Alaska,” “Boogie”)
37. Slowdive, Slowdive
They’ve got that glassy-glacial thing down better than when they made Pygmalion but they still wrote songs once and only once (“Don’t Know Why,” “Everyone Knows”)
36. Margo Price, All American Made
Never tops its opening trifecta but damned if it doesn’t try (“Don’t Say It,” “Weakness”)
35. Four Tet, New Energy
At this point it’s not to celebrate how few peers he has but to lament how few peers he has (“La Trance,” “Two Thousand and Seventeen”)
34. Kendrick Lamar, DAMN.
Finally one of these generational-icon types throws his old-fan-new-haters a bone so we get Real Raps significantly blockier and less full-bodied than his once-in-a-generation stuff — beats jazz Bowie, though (“DNA,” “Love”)
33. The National, Sleep Well Beast
Sick of toiling away in grower purgatory, they try to expedite the process with glitches and one whole raveup (“The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness,” “Turtleneck,” “Nobody Else Will Be There”) 32. Low Cut Connie, Dirty Pictures (Part 1)
They’ve never rocked like this before — “Revolution Rock ‘n Roll,” “Dirty Water,” “Death & Destruction” — but more importantly, Prince would’ve appreciated the ballad about herpes and conjunctivitis (“Montreal,” “Controversy,” “Dirty Water,” “Revolution Rock ‘n Roll”)
31. Fever Ray, Plunge
“This country makes it hard to fuck” and other real-time dystopian journaling (“To the Moon and Back,” “This Country”)
30. Emperor X, Oversleepers International
At last exploiting the emo potential of his whine, and all the organic Billy Bragg acoustic thrash that comes with — at least someone did a classic Mountain Goats record this year (“Wasted on the Senate Floor,” “God Save Coastal Debris”)
29. DJ Meatman, God in Three Trax [EP] Eleven minutes of godless juke for your crummy existence (“No God,” “Fuck God”) 28. Cloud Nothings, Life Without Sound
Shyly embracing the slickness available to riffs bigger than his shrimpy body contains the chest voice to envelop (“Modern Act,” “Things Are Right With You,” “Darkened Rings”)
27. Higher Brothers, Black Cab Their hiccups, accents, rhyme schemes, even beats are as sonically generous as Migos’, so root for a takeover once they master a sound of their own (“Isabellae,” “Made in China”) 26. Chuck Berry, Chuck
A few more classics for the road, and allegedly his best album, how about that? (“Big Boys,” “¾ Time [Enchiladas]”)
25. St. Vincent, MASSEDUCTION Kisses off former beaus with more confidence and efficiency than Lorde and Taylor because her only true love, not counting the city, is herself (“Los Ageless,” “Sugarboy,” “Pills”)
24. Drake, More Life
So convincingly in pursuit of its own soul that you may even believe he’s forgiven the woman who borrowed his car in pursuit of Kotex (“Madiba Riddim,” “Lose You,” “Blem”)
23. Becky Warren, War Surplus
Knows more about love during wartime than, you know, James Murphy (“Stay Calm, Get Low,” “Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time,” “Dive Bar Sweetheart”)
22. The xx, I See You
Meet the shyest entrants onto Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list (“A Violent Noise,” “Dangerous,” “Replica”)
21. Dawn Oberg, Nothing Rhymes With Orange [EP]
Gently, humorously, articulately chiding a country that deserves worse (“Nothing Rhymes with Orange,” “Information Is Your Friend”)
20. Arcade Fire, Everything Now Turns out kitsch tightens their awkward groove, turns out Win Butler’s pretty funny (“Chemistry,” “Peter Pan”)
19. Kehlani, SweetSexySavage
Brisk, garden-variety pop at its most eager-to-please, whether transmuting an 11-year-old Akon smash for Spanish guitar or beckoning herself via glockenspiel to take her own advice (“Advice,” “Undercover,” “In My Feelings,” “Distraction”)
18. Daddy Issues, Deep Dream
The pounding heft that their fellow ‘90s power-chord revivalists lack, closer to L7 (“Boring Girls,” “Boys of Summer,” “Mosquito Bite”)
17. Aminé, Good for You
The jubilance of early Chance without the self-imposed burden of competing with early Kanye and plenty more room to be cute (“Spice Girl,” “Hero,” “Caroline”)
16. Waxahatchee, Out in the Storm
Her arena guitars are as big as Best Coast’s, and harmonizing with her sister(s), so are the vocals, though you may lose track of which “oooh-ooh” hook you’re on (“8 Ball,” “Never Been Wrong,” “No Question”)
15. Angaleena Presley, Wrangled
Good morning to everyone except Yelawolf and Sturgill Simpson (“Mama I Tried,” “Wrangled”)
14. Zeal and Ardor, Devil Is Fine
Brockhampton got the attention but music inspired by the webforum dare could be the next frontier, also a good god is a dead one (“Blood in the River,” “Sacrilegium II”)
13. The Knife, Live at Terminal 5
The most riveting and rousing piece of body-politic performance art of the year, surrounded by a fearsome canon that stands up to remixes and Terminal 5, and they treat it as such (“Collective Body Possum,” “Without You My Life Would Be Boring”)
12. Shitkid, EP 2 [EP]
Unsexy Eiffel Towers (“Sugar Town,” “Fat-Mad-N-Gone”) 11. Migos, Culture
One-trick ponies don’t all become AC/DC but loving cellulite helps (“Big on Big,” “All Ass,” “T-Shirt”)
10. Fred Thomas, Changer
An original: a pop-punk distillation of Lee Ranaldo’s spoken word and Craig Finn’s explosively joyful scene reportage, with a little twist of homemade Boards of Canada, who doesn’t make you hang on every word but makes you feel like you should (“Open Letter to Forever,” “Reactionary,” “Mallwalkers”)
9. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, The Nashville Sound
The white working class — who can employ them? (“Cumberland Gap,” “Hope the High Road,” “White Man’s World”)
8. Sarah Shook and the Disarmers, Sidelong
If an enormous-lunged dive-bar diva with a capital-D drummer’s gonna put one too many eggs in the devil’s basket she might as well be queer (“Dwight Yoakam,” “Fuck Up”)
7. N*E*R*D, NO_ONE EVER REALLY DIES
In which Pharrell, always a good if sophomorish human being, patches up the cracks in A-list pop with bullet-speed BPMs and wall-sabotaging vengeance, plus a special bonus use for Ed Sheeran (“Deep Down Body Thurst,” “Rollinem 7’s,” “Don’t Don’t Do It,” “Lemon”)
6. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Talk Tight [EP]
Not the Go-Betweens, not Parquet Courts, they’re a sobered-up, wearied-out Libertines with a penchant for harmonized guitar hooks, and if you don’t see the big deal you’re not old enough (“Heard You’re Moving,” “Tender Is the Neck”)
5. Syd, FIN
Just what renaissance-R&B needed: a rigorous tunesmith unpretentious enough to stay in the shallow end (“Know,” “Shake ‘Em Off,” “Over”)
4. The New Pornographers, Whiteout Conditions
Grinding even harder into the same synth-motorik fashion as last time, Carl Newman drafts his “Fake Empire” 11 times, and you can bet his harmonic-melodic intricacies gain clarity with his (finally) angry and felt lyrics (“This Is the World of the Theater,” “Play Money,” “Darling Shade”)
3. The Magnetic Fields, 50 Song Memoir
Good enough that it begs the question of whether 69 Love Songs could’ve done it with one Eeyore-esque singer, and there wasn’t a funnier album this year — maybe not even a more touching one (“Weird Diseases,” “Me and Fred and Dave and Ted,” “Rock’n’Roll Will Ruin Your Life,” “The Day I Finally…,” “Judy Garland”)
2. JAY-Z, 4:44
No rap album has ever had more to say about money — and to put it mildly that’s saying something (“The Story of O.J.,” “Family Feud,” “Smile”)
1. Jens Lekman, Life Will See You Now
It’s been a long, hard year (“Wedding in Finistère,” “How Can I Tell Him,” “Our First Fight”)
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My 50 Favorite Albums of 2017
1. JAY-Z: 4:44 (Roc Nation/UMG)
2. American Epic: The Collection (Lo-Max/Third Man/Columbia/Legacy)
3. The Bob’s Burgers Music Album (Sub Pop)
4. Zeal and Ardor: Devil is Fine (MVKA)
5. Jens Lekman: Life Will See You Now (Secretly Canadian)
6. The Replacements: For Sale: Live at Maxwell’s 1986 (Rhino)
7. African Rumba (Putumayo ‘16)
8. Alex Lahey: I Love You Like a Brother (Dead Oceans)
9. The Black Madonna: RA.600 (Resident Advisor)
10. Khalid: American Teen (RCA)
11. Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit: The Nashville Sound (Southeastern)
12. Dev: I Only See You When I’m Dreamin’ (DEVISHOT)
13. The Mountain Goats: Goths (Merge)
14. The Rough Guide to Jug Band Blues (World Music Network)
15. The Magnetic Fields: 50 Song Memoir (Nonesuch)
16. Migos: Culture (Quality Control/300/Atlantic)
17. The New Pornographers: Whiteout Conditions (Concord)
18. Fever Ray: Plunge (Rabid)
19. SZA: Ctrl (Top Dawg/RCA)
20. ShitKid: EP2 (PNKSLM)
21. Neil Cicierega: Mouth Moods (free download)
22. Orchestra Baobab: Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng (Nonesuch)
23. Waxahatchee: Out in the Storm (Merge)
24. Body Count: Bloodlust (Century Media)
25. Kehlani: SweetSexySavage (Deluxe Edition) (Atlantic)
26. Sunny Sweeney: Trophy (Thirty Tigers)
27. Kendrick Lamar: DAMN. (Top Dawg/Aftermath/Interscope)
28. Blondie: Pollinator (BMG)
29. Hamell on Trial: Tackle Box (New West)
30. The Rough Guide to the Music of West Africa (World Music Network)
31. The xx: I See You (Young Turks)
32. Willie Nelson: God’s Problem Child (Legacy)
33. Aminé: Good for You (CLBN/Republic)
34. Beth Ditto: Fake Sugar (Virgin)
35. Charly Bliss: Guppy (Barsuk)
36. Sarah Shook & the Disarmers: Sidelong (Bloodshot)
37. Randy Newman: Dark Matter (Nonesuch)
38. Kesha: Rainbow (Kemosabe)
39. The Paranoid Style: Underworld U.S.A. (self-released)
40. Starlito & Don Trip: Step Brothers Three (Grind Hard LLC)
41. Hey Violet: From the Outside (Hi or Hey/Capitol)
42. Whitney Rose: South Texas Suite (Six Shooter)
43. DJ Meatman: God in Three Trax (self-released)
44. Margo Price: All American Made (Third Man)
45. Nicole Atkins: Goodnight Rhonda Lee (Single Lock)
46. Emperor X: Oversleepers International (Tiny Engines)
47. Motörhead: Under Cover (Silver Lining Music)
48. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever: Talk Tight (Sub Pop)
49. Shania Twain: Now (Deluxe Edition) (Mercury Nashville)
50. Angaleena Presley: Wrangled (Thirty Tigers)
#jay-z#jay z#4:44#4:44 album#Bob's Burgers#the bob's burgers music album#sub pop#zeal and ardor#jens lekman#alex lahey#the black madonna#khalid#jason isbell#dev#migos#sza#waxahatchee#kehlani#kendrick lamar#amine#kesha#motorhead#shania twain
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If I had voted in the PnJ 2018
...there’s not enough time in the year personally or professionally to listen as much as I’d like to. But, if I had been asked to vote in the Pazz and Jop , this would be my ballot with points assigned. And, some albums I’d like to give a shout out to in the Lagniapppe section that just missed the cut. The dividing line between top ten and these is pretty thin. All listed below gave me a lot of pleasure amid a painful year, but these were the ones I’d truly return to again in the future. I’m not gonna list the albums that missed the cut but maybe I’ll start posting my listening habits here this year and that depends on how busy work and family keep me. 1. Waxahatchee- Out in the Storm- [25]
2. St. Etienne- Home Counties- [15]
3. Protomartyr- Relatives in Descent- [15]
4. Fred Thomas- Changer- [10]
5. Robyn Hitchcock- S/T - [10]
6. Nnamdi Ogbonnaya: DROOL-[5]
7. Starlito & Don Trip- Step Brothers 3- [5]
8. Slowdive- S/T-[5]
9. Replacements- For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986-[5]
10. Les Amazones d'Afrique- Republique Amazone- [5] Lagniappe: Grateful Dead- May 1977: Get Shown the Light Prince & the Revoution- Purple Rain Remastered Deluxe Edition Pallbearer- Heartless Dylan Hicks- Ad Out John Moreland- Big Bad Luv Pere Ubu - 20 Years In A Montana Missile Silo Cloud Nothings- Life Without Sound Rolling Blackouts- French Press EP Harriet Tubman Trio- Araminta Craig Finn- We All Want the Same Thing The Perceptionists- Resolution Lorde- Melodrama Mastodon- Emperor of Sand William Parker- Meditation/resurrection Beth Ditto- Fake Sugar Mad Professo & Jah 9- Mad Professor Meets Jah9 In The Midst of the Storm Body Count- Bloodlust GirlPool- Powerplant Angaleena Presley- Wrangled Jay Z- 4:44 Rolling Blackouts- Talk Tight Orchestre Baobab- Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng
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Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng - (via Exclaim.ca http://ift.tt/2nGNxSz)
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Révise Ton 2017
Moyenne du chart : 3,52/5 - Mis à jour le 6 juin 2017, prochaine màj vers le 25 juin 2017 (- RETOUR AU SOMMAIRE - )
Playlists liées : Révise Ton 2017 version essentielle Révise Ton 2017 version normale Révise Ton 2017 version chuis curieux
Fleet Foxes - Crack-Up - Chamber Folk Progressive Folk
Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked at Me - Singer/Songwriter Indie Folk Contemporary Folk
Richard Dawson - Peasant - Avant-Folk Progressive Folk
Perfume Genius - No Shape - Art Pop
Max Richter - Three Worlds: Music From Woolf Works - Modern Classical
Le Ton Mité - Passé Composé Futur Conditionnel - Roots Rock Jazz-Rock Indie Rock
Trio Mediaeval & Arve Henriksen - Rímur
1982 - Chromola - Free Improvisation
Le fruit vert - Paon perdu
Bing & Ruth - No Home of the Mind - Ambient
坂本龍一 [Ryuichi Sakamoto] - async - Ambient
Spoon - Hot Thoughts - Indie Rock Alternative Dance
Slowdive - Slowdive - Dream Pop Shoegaze
The Magnetic Fields - 50 Song Memoir - Indie Pop
Father John Misty - Pure Comedy - Piano Rock Singer/Songwriter Chamber Pop
Thurston Moore - Rock n Roll Consciousness - Alternative Rock Noise Rock
Memories Are Now - Indie Folk Singer/Songwriter
Raoul Vignal - The Silver Veil - Contemporary Folk
Lætitia Sadier Source Ensemble - Find Me Finding You - Art Pop
The Flaming Lips - Oczy Mlody - Neo-Psychedelia
Kid Koala featuring Emilíana Torrini - Music to Draw to: Satellite - Ambient Pop Ambient
Sun Kil Moon - Common As Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood - Singer/Songwriter Progressive Folk
Mark Eitzel - Hey Mr Ferryman - Singer/Songwriter
Rosalía - Los Ángeles - Flamenco nuevo
The Caretaker - Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 2 - Turntable Music Ambient
Sodastream - Little by Little - Indie Folk
The Feelies - In Between - Jangle Pop Indie Pop
Jesu & Sun Kil Moon - 30 Seconds to the Decline of Planet Earth - Singer/Songwriter
Mac DeMarco - This Old Dog - Singer/Songwriter Indie Pop Folk Pop
Laura Marling - Semper femina - Singer/Songwriter Chamber Folk
Joep Beving - Prehension - Modern Classical
Spinvis - Trein vuur dageraad - Chamber Pop Singer/Songwriter Nederpop
La Féline - Triomphe - Synthpop French Pop
Saagara - 2 - Jazz Fusion
Juana Molina - Halo - Folktronica
Roger Waters - Is This the Life We Really Want? - Art Rock
Peter Silberman - Impermanence - Slowcore Dream Pop
Arto Lindsay - Cuidado madame - Art Pop
Daniel Pemberton - Gold - Film Score
Gu's Musics - Happening - Chanson
Babils - Ji Ameeto
Jacaszek - KWIATY - Ambient Electroacoustic
Timber Timbre - Sincerely Future Pollution - Art Rock
Kendrick Lamar - DAMN. - West Coast Hip Hop Conscious Hip Hop
Tinariwen - Elwan - Tishoumaren
Shannon Wright - Division - Art Rock
Shackleton & Vengeance Tenfold - Sferic Ghost Transmits - Progressive Electronic Tribal Ambient
Gas - Narkopop - Ambient Ambient Techno
Homeshake - Fresh Air - Hypnagogic Pop
sonder - Within Essences - Electro-Industrial
Stormzy - Gang Signs & Prayer - Grime UK Hip Hop
The Mountain Goats - Goths - Singer/Songwriter Indie Pop
Saint Etienne - Home Counties - Synthpop Indie Pop
Imelda May - Life Love Flesh Blood - Singer/Songwriter Blue-Eyed Soul
(Sandy) Alex G - Rocket - Indie Folk Singer/Songwriter
Do Make Say Think - Stubborn Persistent Illusions - Post-Rock
Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng - Wolof Music
Tzusing - 東方不敗 - Industrial Techno
Julie Byrne - Not Even Happiness - Contemporary Folk Singer/Songwriter
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Flying Microtonal Banana - Psychedelic Rock Garage Rock
Grandaddy - Last Place - Indie Rock
Quercus - Nightfall
sonder - About a Blinded Corridor - Dark Ambient Ambient
Alexandra Savior - Belladonna of Sadness - Indie Pop Singer/Songwriter
The Radiophonic Workshop - Burials in Several Earths - EAI Electronic
Forest Swords - Compassion - Ambient Dub Downtempo Neo-Psychedelia
Spectres - Condition - Noise Rock
Austin Wintory - DeFormers - Video Game Music
Barock Project - Detachment - Progressive Rock
Chris Bathgate - Dizzy Seas - Singer/Songwriter
Renaldo & Clara - Els afores - Indie Pop
Emel - Ensen - Arabic Pop Art Pop
Orchestre National de Jazz - Europa Oslo - Progressive Big Band
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs - Feed the Rats - Stoner Rock
Edda - Graziosa utopia - Indie Rock
The Moonlandingz - Interplanetary Class Classics - Neo-Psychedelia Noise Pop
Jr. Adelberg - It Happens Too Briefly to Know - Midwest Emo
Joan Shelley - Joan Shelley - Singer/Songwriter Contemporary Folk
James Murray - Killing Ghosts - Drone Ambient
Guillaume Stankiewicz - Les Années
Albin de La Simone - L'un de nous - French Pop
Carsten Jost - Perishable Tactics - Tech House Microhouse
RAYS - RAYS - Post-Punk
Heroin in Tahiti - Remoria - Neo-Psychedelia Tribal Ambient
Tigran Mansurian - Requiem
Swordfish - Rodia - Midwest Emo
Jarvis Cocker & Chilly Gonzales - Room 29 - Chamber Pop Piano Rock
Little Hurricane - Same Sun Same Moon - Americana
Japan Blues - Sells His Record Collection - Sound Collage Tribal Ambient
David Arnold & Michael Price - Sherlock Series 4: The Final Problem - Television Music
David Arnold & Michael Price - Sherlock: Music from Series Four - Television Music
David Arnold and Michael Price - Sherlock: The Abominable Bride - Television Music
Dominic Miller - Silent Light
Boliden - Surfaces - Ambient
Pshycotic Beats - The Black Sea
Carter Burwell - The Founder - Film Score Film Soundtrack
Ramin Djawadi - The Great Wall - Film Score Film Soundtrack
This Winter Machine - The Man Who Never Was - Progressive Rock
Harry Gregson-Williams - The Zookeeper's Wife - Film Score
Danny Elfman - Tulip Fever - Film Score Film Soundtrack
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ILLEGAL intern Radio #89 March 15, 2017
A few interviews from the Beat Swap Meet in Santa Ana. Interviews with DJ Hazze (The Movement), Hip Hop Storm Trooper, Artson (emcee and business owner), and Bumpbox. I was also lucky enough to have Kid Frost do a drop for the show.
I also went to a warehouse rave in DTLA this past weekend. After RSVP’ing on FB, you had to call a number after 9PM for the location. Just like the good ‘ol days. Ron D Core and Theo were two of the several djs on hand for the night.
Home (Artson)
Bumpbox
Kid Frost
Theo @ DTLA Warehouse
Kid Frost
Hip Hop Stormtrooper
Kid Frost
Hip Hop Stormtrooper
Ron D Core @ DTLA Warehouse
** Samba de La Muerte – OK! – single
**Lagartijando – Antofagaste de la Sierra – El Gran Poder
Artson – A Trip Through Time – Soundcloud
Jungle Fire – Lamento Momposino – Jambu
Proper Dos – Firme Hina – Mexican Power
Lighter Shade of Brown – On A Sunday Afternoon – Brown & Proud
**Here Lies Man – Eyes of The Law – Here Lies Man
The Movement – Jump – Mini EP
Bongoloidz – Chill Pill – Soundcloud
Siddhartha – Tarde – Unicos
**Girlpool – 123 – Powerplant
**Alsarah & The Nubatones – Salam Nubia – Manara
Heavy Hawaii – Better – HH
Twin Cabins – Swing Lynn – I’m Sure
Mac Demarco – One More Tear To Cry – Rock and Roll Night
Summer Twins – Got Somebody to Dream About – Summer Twins
La Femme – Antitaxi – Psycho Tropical Berlin
Levitation Room – Crystal Ball – Ethos
Rudy De Anda – Visions of Plumerias – Ostranenie
**Orchestra Baobab – Foulo – Tribute To Ndiouga Dieng
**Quetzal – Barrio Healer – The Eternal Getdown
*Arema Arega – Miro y te Veo – single
Video of the Week: Proper Dos – Firme Hina
ILLEGAL intern Radio #89 March 15, 2017 ILLEGAL intern Radio #89 March 15, 2017 A few interviews from the Beat Swap Meet in Santa Ana.
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2017
Montei uma lista de discos nacionais e internacionais que mais me encantaram nesse ano, por reconhecer a importância que a música tem na minha vida, dado que o compromisso de muitas pessoas desconhecidas que subiam discos inteiros em blogs, fazendo circular registros fundamentais da nossa história, contribuíram para formar a educação que eu não tive, sendo fundamental para o meu reconhecimento enquanto Ser. Existe apenas um desejo de comunhão e não de competição.
Nacional
ONÇA COMBO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7T4tHwzPw0
Clareira - Cantos do nosso chão 2 http://www.tratore.com.br/um_cd.php?id=10995 Mateus Aleluia - Fogueira Doce https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=367V50uCvTI Hermeto Pascoal e grupo - No mundo dos sons https://open.spotify.com/album/0n8REajY4FIhklIFTXW8s0 Bongar - Ogum iê! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Rj-3sFdB_g ZOLA STAR - 60 Graus https://open.spotify.com/album/50v6JjmLsFMSWt8qZ9v0Ok Arto Lindsay - Cuidado Madame https://open.spotify.com/album/6ZSqI9R22m8WfQR9c4sDTZ Giovani Cidreira - Japanese Food https://open.spotify.com/album/234tFUejVZmoGcoLeyR8nB Luiza Lian - Oya Tempo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqXM3uwklF8 Manoel e Felipe Cordeiro - Combo Cordeiro https://open.spotify.com/album/5bu0s144O8fONRg7Q6Zdp2 NEGRO LEO - Action Lekking https://open.spotify.com/album/0HRy7AeCxekAtB8y2olhpm
Rincon Sapiência - Galanga Livre https://open.spotify.com/album/1NPy2BgfDv9abED1oZpFoO
Mestre Siqueira - Siqueira 80 anos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11CvL4EDl8g
Dj Hum e o Expresso do Groove https://soundcloud.com/dj-hum-1/albums
Boogarins - Lá vem a morte https://open.spotify.com/album/5lPUMbuSbv2wOLYU5BRFB2
Aparecida - Reinos Negros https://soundcloud.com/percursosdosagrado
Internacional
3MA - Anarouz https://open.spotify.com/album/5VQ03iVdXT815ap0LpwPKd
Trio Da Kali and André Kronos Quartet - Ladilikan https://open.spotify.com/album/4rTR79rN0EgalXZMmiGpag
Danyèl Waro - Monmon https://open.spotify.com/album/2NU286E5oJtqRRAKOMvnyH
Awa Poulo - Poulo Warali https://open.spotify.com/album/7GCFHibVw2VIB0jnH68uTi
Maalem Mahmoud Guinia - Colours of the night https://maalemmahmoudgania.bandcamp.com/
Jordi Savall - The routes of slavery https://open.spotify.com/album/5iRJeFmgDETMCRPFP0Y1pp
Sibusile Xaba - Open Letter to Adoniah https://open.spotify.com/album/5xkg9ozVcEfOunAy3EPruf
Rosalía - Los Angeles https://open.spotify.com/album/5B3FZG10BzazCrmuJbxFlh
Msafiri Zawose - Uhamiaji (capa) https://open.spotify.com/album/2inStL7uLB6jgQR79RXD1z
Kasai Allstars - Around Felicité https://open.spotify.com/album/4tEk67kNxhG1bwPy8hATIg
Vieux Farka Touré - Samba https://open.spotify.com/album/4nMZahJAJVwPJxFT8d9rbN
Boubacar Traoré - Dounai Tabolo https://open.spotify.com/album/2hMmDgwNAJUOOBbBpZGpks
Tinariwen - Elwan https://open.spotify.com/album/55iBUPoUCslfK6Wt1WKY2v
Oumou Sangare - Mogoya https://open.spotify.com/album/43euCDOikmefRS29Y55pLX
Kamasi Washington - Harmony of difference https://open.spotify.com/album/1mFuFPBz9kBDdXylMNolu7 Tony Allen - The Source https://open.spotify.com/album/7v9HAq2RFkSJuahUzo1lX3 Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah - The Centennial Trilogy https://open.spotify.com/album/37VcKBnyY3AwQCklkDvcHN https://open.spotify.com/album/7cPLbQhG8gu3rP81JBPHTA https://open.spotify.com/album/7qGH2vWOTR8E7u3spMPdOh Lee Scratch Perry (official) - Super Ape Returns to Conquer https://open.spotify.com/album/14jkEqbLSNux7dOjHtjgxW Alpha Mist - Anthiphon https://open.spotify.com/user/aschnidey/playlist/4dACeCnPbmKFHIn3PMsojD Kondaktor - Afrikanochetos https://open.spotify.com/album/6dbhkqjDYOs1bTAYIa19o8 Orchestre Les Mangelepa - Last Band Standing https://strut.bandcamp.com/album/last-band-standing Wu-Tang Clan - The Saga Continues https://open.spotify.com/album/3g8KDFecnLPa6YiBdHTl8K Les Ambassadeurs - Mandjou https://open.spotify.com/album/4MUSLD65H5fQJnbMRPnbgk Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng https://open.spotify.com/album/4QuxaZxodr5DurYJyb2EbC Christos Barbas - The Mountain and the Treehttps://open.spotify.com/album/7dD38UYp2v9xeT51FFP86C
Ep
Inna Baba Coulibally with Ali Farka Touré - Sahel https://open.spotify.com/album/3Y3Hk5LHdEjDusSXulhbv7
Meta Meta - Ep3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rqc-WAH8DU
Coletâneas - Relançamentos
Oté Maloya https://strut.bandcamp.com/album/ote-maloya
Sweet as Broken Dates - Lost Somali Tapes https://ostinatorecords.bandcamp.com/album/sweet-as-broken-dates-lost-somali-tapes-from-the-horn-of-africa
Alceu Valença - Raridades (Anos 70) https://open.spotify.com/album/50HAtgXzuNZXxl5QpwKaa5
Nyege Nyege Tapes - Sounds of Sisso https://nyegenyegetapes.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-of-sisso
Alice Coltrane – The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda https://alicecoltrane.bandcamp.com/
Hermeto Pascoal & Grupo Vice Versa - Viajando Com O Som https://hermetopascoal.bandcamp.com/album/viajando-com-o-som-the-lost-76-vice-versa-studio-session
Synthesize the Soul - Astro-Atlantic Hypnotica From the Cabe Verde Islands, 1973-1988 https://ostinatorecords.bandcamp.com/album/synthesize-the-soul-astro-atlantic-hypnotica-from-the-cape-verde-islands-1973-1988
Gao Rap - Hip Hop do norte do Mali https://sahelsounds.bandcamp.com/album/gao-rap-hip-hop-from-northern-mali
Blog / Acervo
Forró em Vinil http://www.forroemvinil.com/
HÍBRIDOS http://hibridos.cc/po/albums/
La Cumbuca http://www.lacumbuca.com
Programa
Acervo Origens https://soundcloud.com/acervo-origens
Xangai em “Cantingueiros” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Gj5Pc6zhnA&t=894s
Design / Capa
Orchestre Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng Msafari Zawose - Uhamiaji Zola Star - 60 graus André Sampaio - Alagbe
Filmes / Álbuns visuais / Visualidades
Luiza Lian - Oya Tempo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqXM3uwklF8&t=2s
Luiza Brina e o Liquidificador - Tão Tá https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZowoKwH6Qs
Luiz Romero - O Ouvinte https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wItPMUenKUU
Baco Exu do Blues - Esú https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQyVx8iMtlM
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Rincon Sapiência - Afro Rep https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBk5WSHgNF0
Leo Justi - Larga o Aço https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIYmbQOpCe0&list=PLuu-TPQ2CJp2npXtVQWAhuate3ZMJem-F&index=22
Trio da Kali and André Kronos Quartet - Eh Ya Ye https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxDsn-8eymk
Björk - The Gate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIGgn1s3AvI
Trilha Sonora
Metá Metá (oficial) - Gira https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMSuVB-T8EE&t=2s
// Pablo Meijueiro de Assis
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Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng (album cover)
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(via Blogovision 2017 - #16 - Orchestra Baobab - Tribut to Ndiouga Dieng - World Circuit)
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