#dj sammy bananas

[elvis1970s]

When Elvis arrived in Honolulu on January 9th, 1973, several days ahead of the Aloha From Hawaii rehearsal concert and satellite broadcast, he was helicoptered from the airport to the Hilton Village for a filmed reception with fans, and where he had a few brief words with an old friend, ‘Uncle’ Tom Moffatt.

Tom Moffatt was a DJ and concert promoter who, according to his 2016 obituary on Hawaii News Now, ‘made his name in the islands in 1957, when he brought Elvis Presley to perform before thousands of adoring fans’. Tom Moffatt described Elvis' first show in Hawaii as one of the most exciting events he had ever presented; ‘I remember he did Hound Dog and then everybody's screaming. He jumped off the stage, got on his knees with his guitar and the place went bananas.’

Moffatt had been promoting Elvis’ Hawaiian fan club around the time of Love Me Tender, organising a competition to win the hat Elvis wore in the movie and receiving 53 000 entries, alerting Colonel Parker to Elvis’ enormous local popularity. Elvis played three very successful shows in Honolulu over November 10th and 11th, 1957, cementing the relationship. Keen to secure Elvis for his first touring show after discharge from the Army, Moffatt bailed up Colonel Parker who was vacationing in Hawaii while Elvis was still in Germany, securing a commitment on the promise of a huge petition signed by local fans, urging Elvis to come back to Hawaii.

The result would be the famous USS Arizona Memorial benefit show in 1961, which raised over $65 000, more than 10% of the final cost of the project. According to Moffatt in an interview with Dutch television, the idea for the benefit aspect was Colonel Parker’s alone, responding to news that the entire memorial project was about to collapse through lack of funding. Parker and Elvis covered all their own expenses (as they did in 1975 for the McComb Tornado benefit in Mississippi).

The Honolulu Star-Advertiser described Tom Moffatt as ‘one of the most influential figures in the Hawaii entertainment industry’, the first rock DJ in Hawaii and one of the pioneers of modern Top 40 Radio, dominating the ratings throughout the 1960s on radio station KPOI. He was clearly liked and trusted by both Elvis and Colonel Parker, and was given access for interviews, including long-distance by phone to Germany, and later brought some Hawaiian fans, contest winners, to visit Elvis on the Hollywood set of Blue Hawaii.

Over six-decades as a concert and event promoter, Tom Moffatt Productions brought a spectacular roster of artists to Hawaii, including Jerry Lee Lewis, Bo Diddley, The Shirelles, Connie Francis, the Beach Boys, Rolling Stones, Everly Brothers, Jimi Hendrix, Elton John, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jnr, Liza Minelli, Michael and Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston and the Eagles. According to his obituary, he presented almost every big name in the music business at least once, presented classical concerts, ballet and musical theatre, and was the leading promoter of ‘mega-concerts’ at the 50 000 seat Aloha Stadium. He also ran record labels and was strongly committed to actively promoting local artists and material.

He continued working as a promoter and DJ into his 80s, and passed away in December 2016, aged 85.

[da-ill-spot]

March 2nd | Patchez Circus LA - “Bazaar In The City”

Project 43 | Los Angeles, CA | 10pm-4am | 21+ $15 Pre-Sale

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Hosted by:

Patchez

Syra Cyanide aka Ashley Rose

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Sounds:

DJ $amo

Orphius Jones

DJ Party Dad

Mister Felder

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Dancers:

Ace Exotic

Inten$ity Bankroll

Jiggly Senpai

Lynnja

Phylistine Etienne

Midnight “The MaNniquiN”

Penny

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Fire:

Lady Sinder

Mr. Spinz

Saphir Rose

Sammie Jo

Fine Line

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Live Painting:

Unyenz

Angie Sircuss

NK Abstract

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Music:

$ickboy Mykel

DLabrie

Kahil Sadiq

Nameless Nation

AtomNuke

Mollii G

Oddrocker

Jah Orah

Tee China

Jacket Rashad

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2am-4am Afters:

Bananas

Beat Battery

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Vending:

Mooni Love Crystals & Tarot

LA Joint Fairy

[dustinthecity]

Pride Floats

Not many things can get me WILLFULLY out of bed at 5am, but when I heard that there was a dance party on a boat that sailed around Manhattan, I was intrigued.

Daybreakers NYC is a “morning dance party that will start your day with energy and intention” and this particular one was Pride themed. Let me tell you. It. Was. EPIC.

Around 1,000 passengers set sail from Pier 40 on a Hornblower Cruises ship, donned in their brightest attire as they danced their faces off to DJ Sammy Bananas, Me2Me2, and a live performance by Dragonette.

To keep the energy high, healthy juices and breakfast items such as protein bars, yogurt and overnight oats were provided.

The energy and feeling of community was contagious and this will definitely be added to my list of yearly traditions.

[punk-chicken-radio]

megastar monday - public enemy

what a way to start the week, chickens.

i am very excited about today, and all of us here at PCR are jazzed to be bringing the noise to y’all today with our latest installment of megastar monday, featuring the one and only.... public enemy.

a little background info for you...

“Public Enemy is an American hip hop group consisting of Chuck D, Flavor Flav, Professor Griff, Khari Wynn, DJ Lord, Sammy Sam, and the S1W group (along with former members Terminator X, Sister Soljah and DJ Juice) . Formed in Long Island, New York, in 1986, they are known for their politically charged music and criticism of the American media, with an active interest in the frustrations and concerns of the African American community.

Their first four albums during the late 1980s and early 1990s were all certified either gold or platinum and were, according to music critic Robert Hilburn in 1998, "the most acclaimed body of work ever by a hip hop act". Critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine called them "the most influential and radical band of their time." They were inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013.”

“Public Enemy made contributions to the hip-hop world with sonic experimentation as well as political and cultural consciousness, which infused itself into skilled and poetic rhymes. Critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine wrote that "PE brought in elements of free jazz, hard funk, even musique concrète, via [its] producing team the Bomb Squad, creating a dense, ferocious sound unlike anything that came before." Terminator X's innovative scratching tricks can be heard on the songs "Rebel Without a Pause", "Night of the Living Baseheads", and "Shut 'Em Down". Public Enemy held a strong, pro-black, political stance. Before PE, politically motivated hip-hop was defined by a few tracks by Ice-T, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Kurtis Blow and KRS-One. PE was a revolutionary hip-hop act, basing an entire image around a specified political stance. With the successes of Public Enemy, many hip-hop artists began to celebrate Afrocentric themes, such as Kool Moe Dee, Gang Starr, X Clan, Eric B. & Rakim, Queen Latifah, the Jungle Brothers, and A Tribe Called Quest. “

“The revolutionary influence of the band is seen throughout hip-hop and is recognized in society and politics. The band "rewrote the rules of hip-hop", changing the image, sound and message forever. Pro-black lyrics brought political and social themes to hardcore hip hop, with stirring ideas of racial equality, and retribution against police brutality, aimed at disenfranchised blacks, but appealing to all the poor and underrepresented. Before Public Enemy, hip hop music was seen as "throwaway entertainment", with trite sexist and homophobic lyrics. Public Enemy brought social relevance and strength to hip hop.” (info within quotes courtesy of wikipedia)

With 14 studio albums to their credit, public enemy created a soundtrack for a generation, and as someone that their music wasn’t necessarily created for, it had a huge impact on me as a teenager growing up in the deep south and knowing the shit i saw all around me wasn’t right, but didn’t yet fully understand the impact of. i didn’t fear the truth of the music, and understood pretty quickly that if it scared you, you were the problem, not the music, if that makes sense. i guess what i am saying is that public enemy really opened my fucking eyes as well as my ears to the reality of the way the world really was for people who didn’t look like me. it had that power that only music has, to change the way you look at things and experience the world. public enemy told a story, told the truth, their truth, and did it in a way that still captivates me to this day, and with some gotdayum slamming motherfuckin beats.

we tried to play a little bit of everything from PE today, but we mostly chose the tracks we really like, so if we missed a PE you really love, let us know!

man, i’ve had it up to here kisses,

xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo

love (mick jagger used to be beautiful now he’s a dehydrated banana) axiomatic and the punk (i send you gold you send me richard simmons) mummy

[soulbounce]

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[huahsu]

YEAR OF THE GHOST DOG

[TL;DR version for the New Yorker -- I loved many great short songs and became obsessed with (1) a very old, much longer one (2) and YouTube comments this year.]  [links to previous year’s lists at the bottom]

A while back, I found myself in an extended funk. The reasons are uninteresting and honestly a bit dumb, a mix of everyday bummers and more existential stuff, all of which manifested in a kind of 360º sluggishness. I couldn’t really figure my way out of it but I believed that I would eventually stop feeling this way.

One night, I saw that someone online was selling a copy of the Emulations “These Are the Things,” a magnificent soul ballad 7″ out of Oakland. I wasn’t exactly homesick for the Bay Area, but something about the song’s roots, as well as its overwhelming feeling of optimistic yearning, resonated with (through?) me. There’s a moment when the singer’s falsetto peaks, and the piano starts cascading, and things feel like they’re going to work out after all. The copy for sale wasn’t in great shape, and it cost $100, an extravagant amount of money to spend on a piece of music. But I convinced myself that I’d feel better at some point, weeks, months, or years later, and I’d listen to my Emulations single, and recall that weird summer/fall.

As often happened with independently produced records of the sixties and seventies, “These Are the Things” was pressed on styrene, rather than vinyl. Styrene is a kind of plastic that’s lighter, cheaper and much more fragile than vinyl, and you can tell the difference by a kind of hollow plink when you put it on a turntable. Styrene also means that it has a limited life, and that each time the needle drags across its grooves, the record degrades a little bit. Over time, styrene records that get played a lot no longer sound as crisp or clear (or so it seems). I listened to it once it arrived, feeling a bit of regret at this wild expenditure, but also imagining my future self’s gratitude. I imagined entering into communion with everyone who had played this copy before me. I decided to only listen to the song once a year, if that--after all, each time I listened to the record, the song was changing, slightly.

A few months later, I felt normal (whatever that means) again, and the record became a marker of...I’m not sure what--maybe a kind of blind, stubborn optimism. Someone years later uploaded the song onto YouTube, which means I can listen to it whenever I want. This fall, I was trying and failing to spend less time on the Internet. But I decided that, instead of going on Twitter and Facebook, I would just read comments fans left on YouTube. I became obsessed with reading all the intimate histories people shared with one another--the chance encounters, the teenage dates and breakups, the seventies shop owners who recalled the days when stocking the right hit single could cover an entire month’s rent. I was listening to the Emulations when I noticed this comment, from Deric Jackson, who was apparently one of the group’s members: “I sung this song when I was 19yrs old. It was a pleasure to record and send this messageout into the airways. I have been with the women that God had given me to marry when I was 22yrs old. I did not understand at that time I was singing about my own life and the women who I had not met, but how wonderful it is to be with my wife fo 35yrs and life is still a breath of fresh air and wonderful. I would like to say to all real men love your wife, never worship her only one to worship is God alone.“ I’m pretty agnostic about most things relating to providence. But I felt as though I had been living in these words: “I did not understand at that time...” Jackson’s song was a prophecy, maybe even a conjuring, of his own path, and I wonder what he hears when he listens to it now. Sometimes you don’t know what’s coming next. But there’s always another song, and it doesn’t always sound the same as the last time.

(LATE 2017 BUT I REALLY DOUBT ANYONE NOTICED AKA THE FRENCH “MO BAMBA”) Junior Bvndo, “T’as ça #3 (Kylian Mbappe)”

I WILL LISTEN TO ANYTHING THAT USES DISTORTION Sheck Wes, “Wanted” OR OLD SCHOOL STABS Santi feat. Shane Eagle and Amaarae, “Rapid Fire” EVEN MORE THAN THAT, I LIKE THINGS THAT SOUND MESSY AND SLOPPY BUT ARE ACTUALLY PERFECT Caleb Giles featuring Cleo Reed, “Name” WOULDN’T HAVE BEEN AS GOOD AS IF IT HAD BEEN PERFECT, THE WARPED AND SMUDGED BEAUTY IS WHAT MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL Tirzah, Devotion Niagara, Apologia SAME, BUT SLIGHTLY OFF-STEP Blood Orange, “Charcoal Baby” THE BEST GENRE OF MUSIC REMAINS “SADE” Sade, “Flower of the Universe” and “The Big Unknown” Amber Mark, “Love is Stronger Than Pride” Bon Iver and Moses Sumney, “By Your Side” Kelela, “Like a Tattoo” 808s AND HEARTBREAK AND NEAR-OCTOGENERIANS Swamp Dogg, “She’s All Mind All Mind” I WASN’T AS ENAMORED WITH A LOT OF “NEW JAZZ” BUT DID LIKE Sam Wilkes, Wilkes Sam Gendel and Sam Wilkes, Music for Saxofone & Bass Guitar …WHICH REMINDED ME A BIT OF THIS FACEMELTING REISSUE (RIYL: ALICE COLTRANE, DON CHERRY, ETC ETC) John Tchicai, With Strings SPEAKING OF TERRIFIC JAZZ-ADJACENT STUFF Dos Santos, “Manos Anjenas” THE ORIGINAL “BIG MOOD” Okonkolo, Cantos THE YEAR I REALLY REKINDLED MY LOVE OF THE CELLO Clarice Jensen, For This From That Will Be Filled Oliver Coates, “A Church” …WHICH I DEFINITELY PREFER TO VIOLIN--ESP PIZZICATO--THOUGH THIS WAS QUITE GOOD Sudan Archives, “Nont for Sale” HARPS ALWAYS SOUND GOOD Leya, The Fool Meg Baird and Mary Lattimore, Ghost Forests ALWAYS HAVE TIME FOR WOODBLOCKS AND VIBES Kate NV, для FOR AS WELL AS MIAMI BASS SIGNIFIERS (KICKSTARTER FOR CITY GIRLS TO RAP OVER DJ BATTLECAT IN 2019) City Girls, “Act Up” AND BANJO DRONE...WHY NOT Nathan Bowles, Plainly Mistaken ALBUMS THAT I LIKED IN 2018, AND THAT I SENSE I WILL LIKE EVEN MORE BY THIS TIME NEXT YEAR Ben LaMarr Gay, Downtown Castles Can Never Block the Sun Neneh Cherry, Broken Politics AN ALBUM THAT I WISH WAS TEN ALBUMS Tierra Whack, Whack World AN ALBUM I WISH WAS JUST A LITTLE BIT LONGER Pusha-T, Daytona OF THE MANY REASONS I MOURN THE DEATH OF “THE ALBUM,” ONE IS THAT I ALWAYS LIKE TO HEAR WHAT PEOPLE DO WITH THAT LAST SONG YG, “Bomptown Finest” OR HOW ALBUMS, FULL OF SIGNS, ANGLES, FLEETING MOMENTS, CIRCULATE AND RE-CIRCULATE Angelique Kidjo, Remain in Light AND HOW THEY ARE LIKE WHAT NOVELS REPRESENTED IN THE AGE OF POETRY—OPPORTUNITIES TO LIVE INSIDE COMPLEXITY, SPACE, A DEMOS U.S. Girls, In a Poem Unlimited ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS OF THE YEAR WAS A SOUNDTRACK... Kendrick Lamar et al, Black Panther AND TEASER FOR  Jay Rock, Redemption AND ANOTHER WAS JUST SOME RAP SONGS Earl Sweatshirt, Some Rap Songs WHICH ISN’T TO SAY ARTISTS DON’T STILL VALUE AND HAVE FUN WITH THE FORMAT Vince Staples, FM A TWENTY-FIVE TRACK ADVENTURE INTO VIBES Pink Siifu, ensley AND SOMETIMES TWENTY MINUTES OR SO IS ENOUGH boygenius, boygenius ONE MORE ALBUM THING – FIRST SONGS HAVE ALWAYS FELT LIKE THESIS STATEMENTS, AND STREAMING HAS ONLY APPLIED MORE PRESSURE TO THE SOOTHING, BEWITCHING, PERFECT WELCOME Mac Miller, “Come Back to Earth” MAC MILLER AND THUNDERCAT LOOK SO HAPPY HERE whole thing, but esp six minutes in, and even more so about nine minutes in THE BEST VIBES Show Dem Camp feat. Boj and Ajebutter 22, “Damiloun” Koffee, “Toast” HAPPY-GO-LUCKY B/W DEVIL-MAY-CARE Shoreline Mafia, “Nun Major” I LIKE NEF AND EPs PERFECTLY SUIT HIM Nef the Pharaoh and 03 Greedo, Porter 2 Grape 

RAPPING AS FAST AS YOU CAN OVER FREESTYLE/HI-NRG WILL NEVER SOUND BAD TO ME… SOB X RBE, “Paid in Full” SOB X RBE, “Carpoolin’” …ALTHOUGH THEY ALSO SOUND SICK OVER FAKE GHOST DOG BEATS, TOO, THIS WAS ONE OF MY SONGS OF THE YEAR SOB X RBE, “Paramedic!” SAME WITH MEDHANE Medhane, “The Garden” TRIPPIE REDD PUTS OUT A LOT OF MUSIC FILLED WITH TRANSCENDENT MOMENTS, BUT RARELY MAKES TRANSCENDENT SONGS, AND IT PAINS ME A BIT THAT MY FAVORITE SONG OF HIS THIS YEAR WAS Diplo featuring Trippie Redd, “Wish” TRIPPY-ASS DOO-WOP Cuco, “Sunnyside” A STRONG HARMONY IS A VISION OF WHAT LIFE COULD BE Ben Pirani, “How Do I Talk to My Brother?” WHERE WERE U IN 94 Young Echo, Young Echo SWEAR I'VE NEVER HEARD MUSIC THIS “GREY” ManOnMars, ManOnMars IF YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE A FAKE D’ANGELO SONG, IT SHOULD BE THIS GOOD Patrick Paige III, “Voodoo” LIKED THIS, BUT IT’S ALSO POSSIBLE TO BE A BIT TOO FAITHFUL TO THE PAST Teyana Taylor, “Hold On” NOT QUITE FAYE WONG DOING THE CRANBERRIES (RIP DOLORES O’RIORDAN) BUT STILL MEMORABLE Katherine Ho, “Yellow” LIKE THE BEST PARTS OF FEELS-ERA ANIMAL COLLECTIVE, BUT TAIWANESE Prairie WWWW

NEVER THOUGHT TO VISIT THE LOUVRE UNTIL The Carters, “Apeshit” video BROWN EXCELLENCE Humeysha, Departures "BROWN BEATS” FOREVER RIP Cameron Paul

MY FAVORITE DISCOVERY OF THE YEAR Pharoah Sanders playing “Kazuko” in a tunnel near the Marin Headlands LIKE NONE OF ITS INFLUENCES (FOOTWORK, AMBIENT), LIKE NOTHING ELSE OUT THERE, REALLY Foodman, Aru Otoko No Densetsu DARESAY SKI MASK WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN BOOED OUT OF THE CIPHER Ski Mask the Slump God, Beware the Book of Eli THE MOST FAMOUS PERSON I’VE SEEN ON THE BIG SCREEN AT THE PAST THREE YEARS’ NETS GAMES IS Young M.A., “PettyWap” DEMOS FROM A GROUP I HAVE ALWAYS ADORED, BEFORE THEY FOUND THE SOUND THAT I ADORE The Nonce, 1990 EXTREMELY GOOD AND LARGELY OVERLOOKED REISSUE Suzanne Menzel, Goodbyes and Beginnings FOUR TET IS GOING THROUGH HIS LIVE ARCHIVES, AND IT’S A TREAT TO STUDY HIS ARC/EVOLUTION  Live at Hultsfred Festival, 18th June 2004 Live at LPR New York, 17th February 2010 Live in Tokyo, 1st December 2013 Live at Funkhaus Berlin, 10th May 2018 STRANGE TO LIVE IN A MOMENT WHERE BEING WEIRD SEEMS A BIT DERIVATIVE. STILL, THIS IS BLISSFUL SahBabii, “Anime World” HAPPY FACE Smino, “Klink” SAD FACE Drake, “In My Feelings” (especially this version) “JIM FROM THE OFFICE” FACE Pusha-T, “The Story of Adidon” STOLE YOUR FACE Sophie, “Faceshopping” FACE/OFF YG and Mozzy, “Too Brazy” Sammy Bananas feat Antony and Cleopatra, “Slow Down” Kode 9 and Burial, Fabriclive 100 GASSED FACE E-40 and B-Legit, “Whooped" ABSOLUTELY FACEMELTING Todd Barton and Ursula K. Le Guin, Music and Poetry of the Kesh VACATION AWAY MESSAGE SiR, “D’Evils” Bad Bunny x PJ Sin Suela x Nejo, “Cual Es Tu Plan” BEST OPENING DISCLAIMER TO A VIDEO 808INK, “Come Down” “TAGS: LATIN CHORAL CUMBIA GOTH LOS ANGELES” San Cha, “Cosmic Ways”

BEST USE OF “OOCHIE WALLY,” STILL ONE OF MY FAVORITE BEATS EVER Stefflon Don, “Oochie Wally freestyle” BEST USE OF “SUPERTHUG” Rico Nasty, “Countin’ Up” EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS--THE HEADBANG MINIMALISM, THE LAS VEGAS WALGREENS--BUT ESPECIALLY THE LINE ABOUT WELLS FARGO Rico Nasty, “Trust Issues” “ORGASM ADDICT” (RIP PETE SHELLEY) Victor Oladipo, “One Day” “I JUST TOOK A FLIGHT TO FRANCE TO COP CARDIGANS” Black Thought and Styles P, “Making a Murderer” “AT THE EMIRATES I MILLY ROCK” Manzo and Malachi Amour, “Lingard” DOPE TUNE, AND UNEXPECTED KELLYANNE CONWAY REFERENCE JPEGMAFIA, “1539 N. Calvert” YEAH YEAH YEAH (RIP MARK E SMITH) Travis Scott and Drake, “Sicko Mode” R-E-S-P-E-C-T (RIP ARETHA FRANKLIN) Rosalia, El Mal Querer REEL DEAL, “DRIPPIN’ DOPE (SAXAPELLA)” (1989) Gunna, “Top Off” WAMP WAMP (WHAT IT DO) B/W WAIT (THE WHISPER SONG) Vallee feat. Jeremih, “Womp Womp” SAD REGGAETON IS NOT BAD Bad Bunny, “Solo De Mi” SOUNDS GOOD TO ME, 2002-PRESENT Temani, “Power” Westerman, “Confirmation” REAL LIES, POET LAUREATS OF “YOUNG PEOPLE THINKING ABOUT BEING OLD” Tom Demac and Real Lies, “White Flowers” A SONG DESIGNED TO SOUND LIKE IT CAME OUT THIRTY YEARS AGO, WHICH ALSO FEELS LIKE IT CAME OUT A MILLION YEARS AGO (IT WAS JUST JANUARY) Bruno Mars feat. Cardi B, “Finesse (remix)” TAY-K WAS JUST A YEAR AGO Comethazine, “Highriser” FAVORITE 2 BRIDGES MUSIC ARTS “MIGHT AS WELL” RANDOM PURCHASE OF THE YEAR  Kizaki Ondo Preservation Society and Clark Naito, 木崎音頭 Kizaki Ondo FEELS LIKE IT CAME OUT TEN YEARS AGO (IT WAS JUST JAN/FEB) BUT I NEVER GREW TIRED OF IT Rich the Kid, “Plug Walk” ODDLY REASSURING THAT PEOPLE STILL JANGLE Massage, “Oh Boy” Earth Dad, “Walter” ...AND DISCOVER WORLDS FROM WITHIN THEIR BEDROOMS Soccer Mommy, Clean ...AND EXPLORE THE CONTOURS OF GROWLING AND NAGGING Sada Baby and Drego, “Bloxk Party” ...AND CAN USE THE PAST TO MAKE SOMETHING SO VISIONARY AND FORWARD-THINKING Virginia Wing, Ecstatic Arrow Mitski, Be A Cowboy ...AND LOOKING FOR FOURTH WORLDS Arp, Zebra ...AND MAKE IMPOSSIBLE RHYTHMS Heavee, WFM ...AND THAT ARTISTS I HAD NEVER HEARD OF, WORKING IN IDIOMS I HAD NEVER HEARD OF, MIGHT STILL BLOW MY MIND Odunsi (the Engine), rare. JUNGLE LIVES X-Altera, “Blowing Up the Workshop” mix TOP THREE TIMES I SAW STANDING ON THE CORNER THIS YEAR 3 - The Merciful Allah Black Hole Theatre 2 - The Time it All Ended with Fireworks on Grand St. 1 - An Empty Storefront During a Blizzard

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photo: Beached boat. Benin. | by Hugo van Tilborg. licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Our 5/9 episode features a guest appearance by Traklife Radio head honcho ERVIN CORDERO, and an Impulse Mix by EMPANADAMN. The show also features songs from Brownout (Atx), Amber Mark (NYC), Meshell Ndegeocello (D.C.), Gabriel Garzón-Montano (BK), Tom Misch + Poppy Ajudha (UK), Emynd (Philly), Angelique Kidjo (Benin), Ravyn Lenae (Chi), Chancha Via Circuito + Mateo Kingman (Argentina + Ecuador), Lion Babe + Leikeli47 (NYC) and more. You can check out EMPANADAMN's mix below, with tunes from Sammy Bananas + Kaleena Zanders (Boston + BK + Los Angeles), Nitti Gritti + Vlien Boy + Alex Dez (Miami + México), Keeper + Wreslters (ATX + Houston), Trinidad Cardona (Phoenix), Aaliyah + DJ Dainjah (BK), Lola Disco (São Paulo), Kink (Sofia), Cordova (Vancouver), Sharda (UK) and more.

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Friday's forecast: FUNKY & SAXY with @sammybananas (@FoolsGoldRecs), @everythingispm & @DIRTYFINGER at @MadTropical. #PushinON <==

Mad Tropical is here and your favorite backroom is BACK... - PUSHIN' ON - We invite you to get in our groove: SOUL, STOMP, DISCO, FUNK, TROPICAL, HEAT... This week 9/28: Sammy Bananas (Fool's Gold Records) https://soundcloud.com/sammybananas & Peter Matson (Thâng Long) https://soundcloud.com/petermatson Resident:  DJ Dirtyfinger (Black Label, ESO!!) https://www.mixcloud.com/DIRTYFINGER/ ...move you all night long. Party pics: Le Noize Kitchen open till midnight Vibes just right all night... Mad Tropical 236 Troutman St. Brooklyn NYC. (Get Facebooked) Check some sounds:

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2018

My favorite tracks from 2018.

1. Gondolier - Geotic 2. Blazing - ionnalee 3. I Only Bought it for the Bottle - The Orielles 4. Given Signs - Tess Roby 5. In My Feelings - Drake 6. On Ice - Beacon 7. Letting Go - Wild Nothing 8. White Flowers - Tom Demac and Real Lies 9. Saccade - Steve Hauschildt featuring Juliana Barwick 10. 1993 Eacid - Miss Kittin 11. Lust featuring Elli (David Mayer Remix) - Tigerskin & K.E.E.N.E. 12. Made of Steel. Made of Stone - The Field 13. That Way Again - Mazzy Star 14. Dreamlands - Still Corners 15. Blue Girl - Chromatics 16. Stir Me Up - Lane 8 17. Your True Name - The Radio Dept. 18. ‘Til It’s Over - Anderson .Paak 19. Dive - Beach House 20. Big - Orion Sun 21. This Is America - Childish Gambino 22. Horizon (Poolside Remix) - Tycho 23. Dying of Jealousy - HTRK 24. Dance to This - Troye Sivan featuring Ariana Grande 25. Escape - Ouri 26. 21 - Sammy Bananas featuring Nicky K 27. Nothing Burns like the Cold - Snoh Aalegra featuring Vince Staples 28. Modafinil Blues - Matthew Dear 29. Candid - Kllo 30. MOOO! - Doja Cat 31. January’s End - Nigil Caenaan 32. Tears from Heaven (2018) - Desire 33. We Appreciate Power - Grimes featuring HANA 34. Fight Club featuring Shigeto 35. At Least... The Sky Is Blue (Johnny Jewel’s Moody Midnight Mix) - Ssion featuring Ariel Pink 36. Let Me Love U Down - 1-800 GIRLS 37. Coldest Night - ATTLAS featuring 7Chariot 38. Burns (Lane 8 Club Mix) - George FitzGerald 39. Leko - KiNK 40. La tolita - Krywald & Farrer 41. Untitled III - Fort Romeau 42. Under the Bridge (Matrixxman 8am Mix) - Heathered Pearls 43. Remembrance - ANNA 44. The Realm - TNT & DJ Isaac 45. Set in Motion - Brendan Moeller 46. Life’s Fading Light (Acronym Retouch) - The Sight Below 47. Guude Laune - Martin Roth 48. Let it Fail - Terranova featuring Sifa and Ivory 49. Rhythm Junktion - Sek 50. Window - Thomas Fehlmann 51. Seeming - Helios 52. Araña de vidrio - Leandro Fresco

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Veronica & Nathan's Chilly Swiss Park Wedding

Veronica & Nathan's Chilly Swiss Park Wedding

Of all the San Diego DJs calling America’s finest city home, Veronica & Nathan chose DJ Staci to rock their Swiss Park wedding on Saturday, November 3, 2018. The following write-up is based on San Diego DJ Staci’s crazy organized & detailed outline for this Swiss Park wedding.

  (c) San Diego DJ Staci

SWISS PARK WEDDING CEREMONY

Prelude ➔ “Better Together” – Jack Johnson, “Bubbly” Colbie Callait, “I love the way you love me” John Michael Montgomery, “You make it easy” Jason Aldean, “Tennessee Whiskey” Chris Stapleton, “Banana pancakes” Jack Johnson, “Die a Happy Man” Nelly, “This I promise you” Nsync, “Lets get married” Jagged Edge, “You had me from Hello” Kenny Chesney

Family Processional ➔ “I’m Yours” – Vitamin String Quartet

Groom/Groom’s Mom/Officiant Processional ➔ “Somewhere over the Rainbow” Instrumental

Bridesmaid Processional ➔ “Like I’m Gonna Lose You,” Vitamin String Quartet

Bride Processional ➔ “From this Moment,” Shania Twain (not duet version)

Recessional ➔ “Lucky” Jason Mraz & Colbie Callait

  (c) San Diego DJ Staci

  THE COCKTAIL HOUR & DINNER MUSIC

While San Diego DJ Staci offers couples pre-set cocktail & dinner playlists to choose from, Veronica & Nathan opted to hand-select their background music for their Swiss Park wedding.

Cocktail Music ➔ Carrying your Love with Me – George Strait, Bubbly – Colbie Callait, You Look so good in love – George Strait, It’s your love – Tim McGraw/Faith Hill, How do I live – LeAnn Rimes, It must be love – Alan Jackson, Wrapped up in you – The Country Gentlemen, Just to see you smile – Tim McGraw, She thinks my tractor’s sexy – Kenny Chesney, Angel – Shaggy, Rayvon, In case you didn’t know – Brett Young, Let me hold you – Bow Wow, Neon Moon – Brooks & Dunn, Don’t take the Girl – Tim McGraw, Check Yes or No – George Strait, Forever and Ever, Amen – Randy Travis, My boo – Usher, Strawberry Wine – Deana Carter, Be with you- Enrique Iglesias, I can love you like that – John Michael Montgomery, She’s got it all – Kenny Chesney, Where the green grass grows – Tim McGraw, Must be doin’ somethin’ right – Billy Currington, Your Man – Josh Turner

Dinner Music ➔ It’s a great day to be alive – Travis Tritt, Unconditionally – Katy Perry, She don’t know she’s beautiful – Sammy Kershaw, Lay me down – Sam Smith, Any man of mine – Shania Twain, Watermelon Crawl – Tracy Byrd, If I could make a living – Clay Walker, Everything I do – Bryan Adams, I can’t help falling in love with you – UB40, If you leave me now – Chicago, Can’t fight this feeling – REO speedwagon, Waiting for a girl like you – Foreigner, Babe – Styxx, Good morning beautiful – Steve Holy, I’ll Be – Edwin McCain, I do – Mark Willis, Fallin for you – Colbie Callait, Collide – Howie Day, Someday when I stop loving you – Carrie underwood, HOLY – Florida Georgia Line, Still Fallin – Hunter Hayes, When you say nothing – Allison Krauss, What a girl wants – Christina Aguilera, Truly, Madly, Deeply – Savage Garden

  (c) San Diego DJ Staci

  SWISS PARK WEDDING RECEPTION

MC Welcome ➔ “Good evening! Welcome to Veronica & Nathan’s wedding reception!!! I am the Master of Ceremonies, DJ Staci. Please take your seats so we can officially welcome our guests of honor. Be sure to post your photos today with #H—–PartyOf2. Are you ready to officially introduce our guests of honor?

Grand Entrance ➔ “Feels” Calvin Harris ➔ “Ladies & gentlemen, please get on your feet to welcome FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER…Mr & Mrs. H!!!

➔ Newlywed Welcome/Thank You Speech

➔ Dinner Blessing ➔ Uncle of the Bride, Dan G

6:10 PM ➔ Buffet Served: Tacos (DOC Suzy will dismiss…announce: don’t eat cupcakes yet)

6:30+/- PM (once last table dismissed) ➔ Toasts ➔ no champagne pour ➔ “Ladies & gentlemen, I hope you are enjoying your meals. May I have your attention please for the toasts. Welcome our first speaker:

1) Father of the Bride, Ramon S

2) Father of the Groom, David E

3) Mother of the Bride, Deidra S

4) Best Man & Brother of the Groom, Jordan H

5) Grandmother of the Bride, Norma B

6) Maid of Honor & Sister of the Bride, Alicia S

7) Aunt of the Bride, Vondria B

8) Bridesmaid Rachel L

7:30 PM ➔ Photo booths open

    8:00 PM ➔ Formal Cake Cutting ➔ “Can you feel the love tonight” Elton John

➔ First Dance ➔ “I Swear” – All for One ➔ fade early: yes (1.5/2 mins) ➔ “Let’s welcome Mr & Mrs. H to the dance floor for their first dance as husband and wife.”

➔ Father-Daughter Dance ➔ “I’ll be there” Josh Turner ➔ fade early: yes (1.5/2 mins) ➔ “Now let’s welcome Veronica & her father, Ramon, to the dance floor.”

➔ Mother-Son Dance ➔ “My Wish,” Rascal Flatts ➔ fade early: yes (1.5/2 mins) ➔ “Please welcome Nathan & his mother, Peggy, to the dance floor to share a special dance.”

➔ Group Photo on Dance Floor

➔ Open Dancing

➔ Shoe Game

➔ Garter Removal ➔ “I wanna sex you up” – Color Me Badd

➔ Garter Toss ➔ “Pony,” Ginuwine

➔ Bouquet Toss ➔ Single Ladies – Beyonce

➔ Money Dance ➔ Announce “switch” every 30 seconds ➔ “Look at me” Carrie Underwood, “Yours” Russel Dickerson, “All of Me” John Legend, “How would you feel,” “Tenerife Sea” – by Ed Sheeran, “Can’t help falling in love” Elvis Presley, “This” Ed Sheeran, “Make you feel my love” Adele, “Back at one” Brian McKnight, “Thinking out loud” Ed Sheeran, “All my life” K-Ci & Jojo

➔ Open Dancing

10:45 PM ➔ Last Dance

10:50 PM ➔ Sparkler Send-Off ➔ “Get Lucky” Daft Punk

VERONICA & NATHAN’S DANCE MUSIC RECIPE

Dance Music Rating ➔ swear words OK later

***NO STROBES***

Play A Lot ➔ Usher, Nelly, 90s Hip Hop/R&B, EDM

Play A Few ➔ Country slow songs, Classic Rock, Oldies

Spanish ➔ 3 or 4 max, requests OK

♥ M U S T – P L A Y S ♥

Devil Went Down to Georgia, Grease Megamix, Pony, Spice Girls, BeeGees, a swiss polka, Selena, Suavemente, Can’t Feel my Face, Baby Got Back

♥ P L A Y – I F – Y O U – C A N ♥

REO Speedwagon, Bellamy Brothers, Styxx, Danza Kuduro

♥ D O – N O T – P L A Y S ♥

jazz, Sherry – Four Seasons, Who Let the Dogs Out

  SWISS PARK WEDDING FLOOR PLAN

  SAN DIEGO WEDDING VENDOR LIST

Here is the amazing team of San Diego wedding vendors I had the pleasure of working with on this Swiss Park wedding:

Venue/Catering ➔  Swiss Park

DJ/MC  ➔  DJ Staci, the Track Star

Photography ➔  Erica Ann Bader Photography

Videography ➔  Sonny Rolon from Ryan Films

Flowers  ➔  Sea of Flowers

Photo Booth  ➔  Pixahoy

Desserts  ➔  DIY

  Again, I was honored to be the one and only San Diego wedding DJ Veronica & Nathan trusted with their Swiss Park wedding. Thank you!

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This week's Select Summer Friday features guest DJ Sammy Bananas alongside our resident Project Matt Your girls Jules Kim of Bijules and Katie Longmyer of Good Peoples invite you to join us each and every week from 3pm - Sunset as we enjoy the view of the best city in the world, crepes, refreshing summer cocktails, warm disco vibes, and the company of some of the most creative, beautiful, interesting people you will ever find in this great city. We’re looking forward to starting your weekend nights with amazing music, people and possibilities… **dress to impress and bring your best vibes! Door is at the discretion of The Standard** @selectsummerfridays @juleskim @goodpeoples @projectmatt @lebainnyc @sammybananas @ettashonarts #famfam #nyc #ssf #selectsummerfridays (at Le Bain at The Standard, High Line) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnEm7XDlpLi/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mmyiknw11749

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NEST HQ MiniMix: Bixel Boys

King L – Val Venis (Brodinski Remix) Kelly Roland – Dirty Laundry (R.Kelly Remix) Felix Da Housecat – Ill Noize (Clandestin Edit) Cajmere – Brighter Days (John Made Remix) Hollywood Holt – Hollywood (Sammy Bananas Remix) Mic Terror – Juke Dem Ho’s Modjo – Lady (Million $ Mano Remix) Paul Johnson – Get Get Down (Dayze Remix) (Bixel Kid Sister Juke Up) Green Velvet – Shake and Pop Chief Keef – Citgo (Mojek Remix) Kanye West – All of the Lights Rockie Fresh ft. Rick Ross – Panera Bread The Cool Kids – Gold and a Pager Kanye West – New Slaves (DJ Snake Remix) **Michael Jordan the Shot Outro**

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Pulse Music: 10 new songs you need to hear this week

New music gets the week going. Pulse staff picks the top 10 songs across genres in Nigeria to keep you pumped up all week

In a country where the talent stream knows no borders, new music gets released across the country on a daily, but only few ever gets heard. After the partying and bubbling of the weekend, there is need to discover something new for the week ahead. We have cleft the rock and here is our top 10 pick this week.

1. Remy Baggins - 'Come thru'

 Remy "The Savage" Baggins is a 22 year old Singer and Producer based in Lagos State, Nigeria. Remy released an EP titled “Eigengrau” in 2017.

Remy has worked with the likes of Ice Prince, MI Abaga, Ajebutter22, Wavos, Kay-switch, Famous Bobson and Jinmi Abduls; with production credits on Ajebutter’s "What Happens In Lagos" album and additional production on M.I's "Rendezvous" Playlist. He also performed at the 2018 edition of GidiFest, Lagos.

"Come Thru", is his newest single. Connect with Remy Baggins on all Social Media platforms: @RemyBaggins

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2. Dj Wal and Sammy Davids - 'Sisi Yen'

 Sammy Davids has been around longer than a while and has dropped some songs that has caught our attention including his 'Mad over you' cover. On this one, he teams up with Dj Wal to deliver another one for the ladies.

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3. Bode Blaq featuring Wale Turner - 'Balu'

 Ogungbemi Olabode Stephen better known as Bode Blaq is a young Nigerian alternative/ hip-hop artist. Bode Blaq released his debut single titled 'Worry dem' in June 2017 and has been fairly consistent in horning his art. Here is his new single which features the sensational Yoruba rapper, Wale Turner. This one will definitely have your dancing on a Monday morning.

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4. Gunzz - 'Bananas'

 Gunzz was born in the 90's and was raised in the capital city of Abuja. Gunzz has won several online competitions and shared the mic with some of the finest rappers in the land

'Bananas' is his recent release with a laid back trap vibe and dope flow.

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5. Veejay - 'Lipstick'

 VeeJay covers Kiss Daniel's 'Sin City' on his new single where he appreciates a lady's makeup as long as that's not all there is to her.

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6.  Oji featuring D- Truce - 'Girl Like You'

 Also known as OjiMadeDaBeat, the songwriter/ producer teams up with X3M music recording artist D-Truce in another joint dedicated to the ladies. The joint has a good feel and the production is quite smooth.

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7. Gbasky - 'Aimasiko'

 After the successful release of his first single of 2018 titled “Gradually”, the songwriter, performing and recording artist Adepoju Adeyinka Oluwabusayo professionally known as “Gbasky”, rides out with a Kunle Badmus produced single titled “Aimasiko”.

'Aimasiko' which is a Yoruba word for “Impatience” is a song dedicated to every young hustler out there, working tirelessly to make a life for themselves irrespective of the odds against them and in due time things will fall in place.

‘Gbasky‘ intends to keep his fans and listeners busy with scheduled good music this year and penultimately release an EP.

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8. Timzil - 'Owo Loke'

 Timzil,  born  Adeniyi  Timilehin,  is  an  RnB/  Soul  singer.  He joins forces with producer MikkyMe on this mellow single 'Owo Loke'.

A banging joint that infuses English and Yoruba languages quite well.

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9. Mitch - 'Slide to unlock'

 Following the release of the Surface EP last year by Mitch, he releases a heart-throbbing song for the heart and the soul. Here’s a song about love by one who was loved.

Keep up with @mitch_angelo on twitter and instagram. Listen up folks!

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10. Mya K- 'Fall Apart'

 R&B artist Mya K returns with the blissful new single “Fall Apart”

This track marks the next stage in the musical evolution of Mya K, as she expresses her passion and control in this delivery of her uniquely soulful voice.

In ‘Fall Apart’ she draws from her emotional imagination to evoke what we all can experience when vulnerable.

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  source https://www.newssplashy.com/2018/04/pulse-music-10-new-songs-you-need-to.html

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BudaMunk & Youtaro / Rhythm & Balance【CD / HIPHOP】

柔らかなフェンダーローズ/エレピ、温かなギターの響き、心地よく波打つグルーヴとビート…。淡くメローなジャズやソウルのフレイバー薫らせる、最新（深）のヒップホップ・インストゥルメンタルの世界。

BudaMunk(Sick Team/Green Butter)と、仏Cascade Records、独Radio JuicyやHoney Recordsからのリリース、ISSUGI(Down North Camp/MONJU）による企画”7INC TREE”へのビート提供など、ワールドワイドな活躍がめざましい次世代ビートメーカーYoutaroによる、注目のビート・コラボレーションアルバム『 Rhythm & Balance』が完成。

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ISSUGI / 7INC TREE - Tree & Chambr - #17【レコード / HIPHOP】

ISSUGIがナビゲートする番組『7INC TREE -TREE & CHAMBR』から17枚目となる最新作！！

『7INC TREE』第17弾!Side AはMSPYKEのDJ/プロデューサー、Roddy Rodを迎えた地を這うようなうね るベースラインが特徴的な『iD』と、Side AAにはBES のアルバム『KISS OF LIFE』を16FLIPが全曲まるごと リミックスした話題作『KISS OF LIFE REDUX』より 『16FLIP vs BES 4』のインストバージョンを収録！初回限定生産盤となります。

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DJ LeFtO / IMA#27【CD / HIPHOP】

Latest Hip Hop Mixの新定義『IMA』サードシーズン爆進中！確かなDJ陣による、他では聴けない最新曲のセレクト。レギュラー勢に加え、スペシャルなゲストを交えてお届け。

IMA27弾はスペシャルゲストDJ LeFtOが登場。ベルギー、EUROを代表するDJとして世界を渡り歩き、クラブシーン最前線の重要仕掛け人、そして”DJが尊敬するDJ”でもある彼が世界の最新のHIP HOPをMIX。

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=122515318

DJ CHOKU / IWAWAKI FM #4 =LISTEN TO MY DEMO=【CD / HIPHOP】

盛岡のDJBARDAIで行われていた名物パーティー『FLAT4』でお馴染みのDJ CUTS&G-HONKY主宰のNew Label『IWAWAKI FM』。その第4弾としてリリースされるのが、Jazzy Sport Morioka主宰、そして今もロングセラーを続けるMix CD『AFTER APPI JAZZYSPORT』も記憶に新しいCHOKU！！

彼が1997年にTapeで録音していた『LISTEN TO MY DEMO』の初CD化！！Jeru The Damaja,ATCQ,O.C. etcといった当時のHip Hopから、アイデア溢れたブレンド、そして今ではあまり聴けなかなった(控えてるのか?)攻撃的で効果的なスクラッチを随所にちりばめた、まさに『CHOKU Groove』な一枚になってます！！当時の空気感や匂いが不思議と感じられます。最高！！

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=123653857

B. BRAVO / PARADISE REMIXES【レコード / HIPHOP】

L.A.のトークボックス・マエストロ、B. BRAVOの大ヒット中のアルバム『PARADISE』からリミックス12"がリリース！

ニューヨークをベースに展開する新進系レーベル Bastard Jazzより新作が到着。L.A.のトークボックス・マエストロ B. Bravoの大ヒット中のアルバム『Paradise』からSammy Bananas、XL Middleton、Simbad、Grandfeatherらによるリミックス12"がリリース！

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=122075714

DJ MINOYAMA / Pakar'oro Soul #2 (特典付き)【CD / レゲエ】

これまでも「THROW BACK」「NATURAL RESOURCE」といった数々の人気MIX CDシリーズを世に送り出してきたDJ MINOYAMAの「Pakar'oro Soul」の第二弾が登場！！

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=122516354

DJ MINOYAMA / Pakar'oro Soul #1

Pt2発売に合わせ、某ショップの特典Mixとして作った「Pakar'oro Soul #1」が初の一般流通！

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=122516537

BROOMFIELD CORPORATE JAM / STOP / DOIN' IT OUR WAY【レコード / SOUL】

ディープファンクファンを虜にするコンピ『RARE FUNKY GROOVE VOL.13』にも収録されたファンクバンドBROOMFIELD CORPORATE JAMの7インチがUKの名門『名門レーベルATHENS OF THE NORTH』よりリリース！！

哀愁漂うサックスのイントロとスペイシーなシンセにソウルフルなヴォーカルが絡んだソウルフルファンクナンバー『Doin' It Our Way』、ソウルフルエレクトロファンクナンバー『Stop』の2曲を収録！！

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=123657925

MINORU 'HOODOO' FUSHIMI (伏見 稔) / IN PRAISE OF MITOCHONDRIA -2LP-【レコード / POPS】

ジャパニーズエレクトロファンクシーンでカルト的人気を誇る伏見 稔、激レア幻の音源がメルボルンに拠点を置く『LEFT EAR RECORDS』から12曲をコンパイルして2LPサイズでリリース！！

スペイシーなエレクトロビートにダウナーなヴォーカルがのった『Nikuzukue』、和製シンセブギーチューン『Thanatopsis』、80年代ノリのファンキーなビートにラップをのせた『In Praise Of Mitochondria』など80年代強力過ぎるジャパンストレンジファンク傑作です！！80年代のオリジナル音源は海外のコレクターの間で凄まじい価格で取引されてます！

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=123662781

BLACK SCIENCE ORCHESTRA / ALTERED STATES EP【レコード / HOUSE】

Ashley Beedleを中心した伝説的ユニットBLACK SCIENCE ORCHESTRAが1994年にリリースした超人気盤が待望の正規再発！！

B-SIDE1曲目のWood, Brass & Steel / FunkanovaとFarley 'Jackmaster' Funk / The Funk Is Onをブレンドして組み立てた『New Jersey Deep』がとりわけ人気が高いですが、ファンキーなブレイクビーツチューンの『Philadelphia』などフロアライクな全4曲を収録！！これはイチオシです！！

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CHAOS IN THE CBD / COMFORT ZONE【レコード / HOUSE】

Rhythm Section International等の今、話題のレーベルから次々と作品をリリースするニュージランドのデュオCHAOS IN THE CBDが日本が世界に誇る名門『Mule Musiq』よりニューシングルをリリース！！

軽快なパーカッションに美しく奏でられるバレ��リック&メロウなシンセが煌びやかに鳴るディープハウスナンバー『Comfort Zone』、トライバルなビートにファットなシンセが無機質に襲いかかるディープテックナンバー『Educate The Heart』等、全3曲を収録！！

http://soundchannel.shop-pro.jp/?pid=123663899

GEORGE DUKE / I WANT YOU FOR MYSELF (KON'S EXTENDED REMIX)【レコード / RE-EDIT】

ジャンルを問わず多くの音楽ファンの信頼を得るキーボーディストGEORGE DUKEが1979年に放ったディスコクラシック『I Want You For Myself』が待望の12インチリイシュー！！

レアグルーヴの名盤として愛されるアルバム『MASTER OF THE GAME』に収録された楽曲での中で最もキラーチューンとして人気の高い『I Want You For Mysel』、セオパリッシュなど多くのガラージ、ハウスDJに愛され続けているダンスクラシック。さらにDJユースにKONが手掛ける『I Want You For Myself (KON extended remix)』も収録した超本格仕様です！！

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playlist. 09 may 2018.

brownout - fight the power // atx tom misch + poppy ajudha - disco yes // uk jhené aiko + twenty88 - olla (only lovers left alive) // el lay + detroit ravyn lenae - sticky // chi mariah carey + snoop dogg - say something // nyc + el lay chancha via circuito + mateo kingman - ilaló // argentina + ecuador — words with ervin from traklife radio amber mark - conexão // nyc gabriel garzón-montano - golden wings // bk lion babe + leikeli47 - the wave // nyc meshell ndegeocello - i wonder if i take you home // d.c. emynd - i like it like that theme // philly — empanadamn live in the mix:

trinidad cardona - dinero // phoenix nitti gritti + vlien boy + alex dez - bailando // miami + méxico lonyo + mc onyx stone - summer of love // ldn keeper - next to me (wrestlers remix) // atx + hustle town aaliyah - are you that somebody (dj dainjah uptempo re-edit) // bk kink - perth // sofia lola disco - confection // são paulo kacey musgraves - high horse // mineola cordova - paradigm // vancouver siedah garrett - do you want it right now // el lay sammy bananas + kaleena zanders - cherry soda // boston + bk + el lay sharda - chin up // uk robin s - show me love (basenji bootleg) // qns + sydney three 6 mafia - stay fly (dj b-stee club edit) // memphis + kc willie hutch - tell me why has our love turned cold // dallas childish gambino - this is america // edwards air force base — final words with ervin angelique kidjo - once in a lifetime // benin » LISTEN «