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"Mo Soul" Player Playlist 8 November

Barry White - It's Only Love Doing It's Thing

Akasaka - Water Ways

Kwanzaa Posse - Basic Groove

George Benson - The World Is A Ghetto (Suonho ReEdit)

Megablast - Sun

Di Melo - A Vida Em Seus Metodos Diz Calma

Quantic Soul Orchestra - Novo Mundo

Kem - Love Calls

De Phazz - Death By Chocolate

Jojo Effect Feat. Iain Mackenzie - The Swing Ding Song

Level 42 - Love Games (Michael Brauer U.S. Remix)

George Michael - Careless Whisper (Tony Kart & Zelensky Remix)

Ceu - Rainha

S-Tone Inc. - Instalacon Do Samba

Toco - Guarapiranga

If you really want to enjoy music and help musicians and bands, buy their lp’s or cd’s and don’t download mp3 formats. There is nothing like good quality sound!!!

(Angel Lo Verde / Mo Soul)

[lhengua]

Hino Nacional Brasileiro.

Letra: 

Oubírun de l riu Ipiranga las marges sossegadas,  Dun pobo heiróico/haróico l bózio que ressona I l sol de la lhibardade/lhibardade, an relhistros relhuzientes/relhuzientos/reluzientes, Brilhou ne l cielo de la pátria nesse anstante. 

Eideia de eigualdade, Cunseguimos cunquistar cun braço fuorte, An tou peito, ó lhibardade, Zafia l nuosso peito la própia muorte!

Ó pátria amada, Eidolatrada, Salbe! Salbe!

Brasil, un suonho antenso, ũa centeilha biba, D’amor i de sprança a la tierra nace, Se an tou fermoso/fromoso cielo, riseiro i brilhante, L’eimaige de la Cruç de l Sul resplandece/resplande.

Gigante pula própia naturaleza, Sós fermoso, sós fuorte, baliente i grande, I l tou feturo reflite essa grandura.

Tierra adorada Antre outras mil, Sós tu, Brasil, Ó pátria amada!

De ls filhos desta tierra Sós mai gentil, Pátria amada, Brasil!

Deitado eiternamente an brício/bércio notable, Al sonido de l mar i a la lhuç/luç de l cielo perfundo, Relhuç/reluç, ó Brasil, frol de la América, Eiluminado al sol de l Nuobo Mundo!

De l que la tierra mais/más graciosa, Tous riseiros, eilegantes/alegantes campos ténen mais froles, Nuossos brosques ténen mais bida, Nuossa bida ne l tou peito mais amores.

Ó pátria amada, Eidolatrada, Salbe! Salbe!

Brasil, d’amor eiterno/aterno seia simblo,  L pendon que glorifica cun streilhas, I diga l berde i amarielho dessa bandeira – "Paç ne l feturo i glória ne l passado."

Mas se chubes de la justícia l palo fuorte, Berás que un filho tou nó fuge a la lhuita, Nin/nien teme, quien te adora, la própia muorte.

Tierra adorada Antre outras mil, Sós tu, Brasil, Ó pátria amada!

De ls filhos desta tierra, Sós mai gentil, Pátria amada, Brasil!

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10 songs I'm vibing with right now!

Thank you @odyscey for tagging me!! I’m doing this on my phone so sorry if anything looks weird, I have no control.

1. Crosses by José González (this song is so nice and smooth, I really recommend it)

2. Bedouin Dress by Fleet Foxes (if you are in a car, PUT THIS ON)

3. Blue Spotted Tail by Fleet Foxes (this song is like a soft summer evening. Also, I’m weak for Fleet Foxes so anything by them is fine by me)

4. My Favourite Faded Fantasy by Damien Rice (this artist is so dramatic. I love it.)

5. 715-Creeks by Bon Iver (I always need Bon Iver. Listen to this whole album. Multiple times.)

6. Swim by Douglas Dare (how is this person not more famous??!?? HOW?!??!!)

7. Love Me Or Leave Me-Suonho Relove by Nina Simone (makes me want to dance. And I do not dance)

8. East Harlem by Beirut (I love the trumpets, they do too)

9. Cherry Wine-live by Hozier (HIS VOICE GIVES ME LIFE AND SO DOES THE LYRICS AND THE GUITARR ASKFJJHRNFLP!!!)

10. Milkshake by Kelis (don’t tell me you don’t sing along to this)

I tag: @frejawinbladh-blog and @aveddy

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The Bahama Soul Club - Moaners Ft. Bessie Smith (suonho Good Love Remix) by suonho A fresh new remix featuring the Jazz and Gospel legend BESSIE SMITH ! part of the forthcoming The Bahama Soul Club album "The Cuban Tapes" on Buyú Records. You can listen the whole album on www.buyu-records.com Release Date 08.11.2013: Digi and CD Digipack, vinyl LP will follow!

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✪ DON DAYGLOW ✪ GUEST MIX

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Nascido no Reino Unido mas há aproximadamente um ano vivendo em Abu Dhabi 🇦🇪 , Ewan Hoozami, melhor conhecido como DON DAYGLOW é nosso convidado da semana para o GUEST MIX das Sextas-feiras deste Sábado. 

Quando se fala em disco e suas variáveis, ele entende, e em seu portfólio com mais de 15 músicas, entre autorais e remixes, destaque para seu mais recente lançamento, um EP com 4 canções, 'Silky Disco', lançado pela Thunder Jam Records, que vai poder ouvir logo abaixo.

No set (disco, nu-disco, deep disco, disco house) você vai poder ouvir versões deliciosas de clássicos, além de uma música em especial, a única original, 'Zoom' da banda Fat Larry's Band. Esse clássico tem parte importante na vida do Don, quando no casamento dele no início do ano foi cantada em acapela por um amigo.

Você vai poder encontrar lançamentos por aí também com outros nomes que ele utiliza como Bartholomew, Aeon Musk, May May & The Woods and Aeon Musk. Partiu discoteca que o final de semana aqui é todo dia. 

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Born in the UK but living in Abu Dhabi 🇦🇪 , Ewan Hoozami a.k.a. DON DAYGLOW is our guest of the week for our GUEST MIX series.

When we talk about disco and its variables, he owns the business, as we ca see i his portfolio of more than 15 tracks, between originals and remixes. Highlight for his latest release, a 4 track EP, 'Silky Disco' (Thunder Jam Records) that you will be able to listen below. 

For this DJ set, a very disco mix with delicious versions of classics, including the original from the classic of Fat Larry's Band, Zoom, which has a special and sentimental meaning for his life. 

You will also be able to find his music releases under the names of Bartholomew, Aeon Musk, May May & The Woods and Aeon Musk. Off we go to the discotheque because weekends here are every day.

Conecte | Connect with Don Dayglow:

Soundcloud - Facebook - Particle Zoo Recordings

Tracklist: 1. Imagination – Music & Lights (The Reflex Re-vision) 2. On Broadway – Twinzz {Hot Digits} 3. Vero Dance (Rabo & Snob {Hot Digits} 4. Saskin S – One Two {Walking Disco} 5. Fat Larry’s Band – Zoom {WMOT} 6. Stevie Wonder – Superstition (Dave Gerrard Remix) 7. Kraak & Smaak – You Don’t Love Me (Flevans Remix) {Jalapeno} 8. Sweetooth – Lose Control (Don Dayglow Remix) {ISM} 9. Joseph Terruel – Turca {Hot Digits} 10. McNeal & Niles – Summertime (Scrimshire Edit) 11. Prince – I wanna Be Your Lover (Rayko Rare Wiri Edit) 12. Loz Goddard – Lovin’ {Razor N’Tape} 13. Tom H – Strandhjornet {Walking Disco} 14. Caribou – Sun (Suonho Edit) 15. Natasha Watts – Streetlife {Midnight Riot} 16. NYC Peach Boys – Don’t Make Me Wait (Larry Levan Mix – Alkalino Edit) 17. Shalamar – I Can Make You Feel Good {Solar} 18. Piero Umiliani – Discomania {Schema} 19. Sweetooth – Confessions {Paul Whitney Music} 20. Don Dayglow – Silky {Thunder Jam}

Silky Disco EP

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Liked on YouTube: Jazz Funk Beats - Compilation n°1 https://youtu.be/ubyOg-K62co If you like the music, follow me in facebook and subriscribe here in youtube for more good music!! http://bit.ly/2rUbBUx The second part here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEdb-... The 3° part of compilation here: https://youtu.be/KC4Wxqw0Bjg LATIN JAZZ FUNK COMPILATION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FzNpto-jnU Track list: 0:00 THE FANTASTICS - Sweetback 5:15 Thu Gumbo Brothers - Gumbo Strut Deodato - Also Sprach Zarathustra 14:00 Bonobo Feat. Bajka - Between The Lines 18:03 Fort Knox Five Feat. Javier Miranda - Sao Funky (Parts 1 & 2) 21:39 Basement Freaks - Nova Monkies 26:30 The Renegades Of Jazz - Get A Wiggle On (Suonho Remix) 30:00 Grandmother's Funk - Hotel 99 34:27 The Fantastics! - Mushroom Strut 38:30 Mr. President , Mr. Day - Meet Again 42:33 The Shiffers - Ma Poivre 44:00 Karolina Kutiman - Music Is Ruling My World 51:12 The Basement Boys - Gotta Hold On 54:54 Mocean Worker Feat. Mindi Abair - Sistas And Bruthas 59:36 The Apples - The Bell Step 1:03:54 Exp Express - Express Yourself 1:07:30 Afternoons In Stereo - Party At Dick And Mimi's 1:13:51 Teddy Presberg - 4 $ Gallon (Doctomusic Project Remix) May 25, 2017 at 02:56PM

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"Mo Soul" Player Playlist 27 July

Barry White - It's Only Love Doing It's Thing

Akasaka - Water Ways

Kwanzaa Posse - Basic Groove

George Benson - The World Is A Ghetto (Suonho ReEdit)

Megablast - Sun

Di Melo - A Vida Em Seus Metodos Diz Calma

Quantic Soul Orchestra - Novo Mundo

Kem - Love Calls

De Phazz - Death By Chocolate

Jojo Effect Feat. Iain Mackenzie - The Swing Ding Song

Level 42 - Love Games (Michael Brauer U.S. Remix)

George Michael - Careless Whisper (Tony Kart & Zelensky Remix)

Ceu - Rainha

S-Tone Inc. - Instalacon Do Samba

Toco - Guarapiranga

If you really want to enjoy music and help musicians and bands, buy their lp’s or cd’s and don’t download mp3 formats. There is nothing like good quality sound!!!

(Angel Lo Verde / Mo Soul)

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https://soundcloud.com/suonho/bahama-soul-club-muevelo-papi-suonho-remix

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https://soundcloud.com/suonho/bahama-soul-club-muevelo-papi-suonho-remix

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Caribou - Sun (suonho Vintage Sun-Rays) by suonho

[goromulomarti]

"The Bahama Soul Club - Moaners Ft. Bessie Smith (suonho Good Love Remix)" by suonho

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Christ's Victory Over Death  and Postmodern Despair

The Paradoxical Joy of Easter

The Easter cards we see in ordinary stores give no hint of the shock of the disciples at seeing the empty tomb and beholding the risen Christ. And certainly not of the terrible trauma and ignominy which Our Lord had just gone through: the betrayal, the arrest, the torture and brutal execution of the Son of God, who, in the Easter Commission sent these traumatized disciples out to be "lambs among wolves," to bring about the salvation of as many as will "receive Him," unto penance and sanctification.

And we too are his disciples. We too ponder all these things ---the astonishing shock of it all--- in our hearts.

"It is through great tribulation we enter the Kingdom of God." --Acts 14:22

We all love Spring. But we know Easter is no mere fertility celebration of Spring which it has become again in the secular West today. Easter is rather the glad tidings which tell us that our inevitable suffering in this world is not meaningless when offered up as penance in union with His sufferings and Cross--- for our own sins, and, in the providence of the Father, for any who would oppose us, for any reasons (Col. 1:24, etc.)

Our Lord split time in half.

Jesus’ call to go into all the world to proclaim the Gospel in word and deed is given after He is risen, and it is directly tied to the resurrection.  

He promises His disciples that “surely I am with you always (1) even to the end of the world” (Matthew 28:20). This Presence became the courage of the first disciples.

Christ’s Victory Over Death & Post-Modern Despair

O death, where is thy sting? O grave where is thy victory?"

These words of St. Paul climax his mystical and historical experience of the risen Christ who triumphed over death and all the terrors of death, which, until the resurrection, shadowed every one of man’s hopes, accomplishments, and joys. St. Paul was no dreamer. He knew that if the historical Jesus did not literally and truly rise from the dead then Christians were "of all men most to be pitied," as such dreams would hardly be worth risking one’s head over. And St. Paul, like so many multitudes of that first generation of Christians, did give his head to Caesar's executioner. Probably not long before, while a prisoner in a Roman jail, St. Paul awaited death with a selflessness that would be pure madness if he were not absolutely confident that Christ, the Lord, had vanquished death. He wrote to the Church at Ephesus: "I plead with you, as a prisoner in the Lord, to lead your life worthy of your call. With all humility and gentleness, and with patience, bear one another’s burdens in love. Taking every care to preserve the unity of the Spirit by the peace that binds you together.

For there is one Body, one Spirit, just as one hope is the goal of your calling by God. There is one Lord, one Faith, one Baptism, one God and father of all, who is over all and within us all." (Eph 4:1-5) Far from being a wild-eyed dreamer, St. Paul knew that "If Christ has not risen your faith is in vain." (1 Cor. 15;14-17)

He knew that a groundless death would be not only ludicrous but utter madness. It would be far more reasonable to remain a Jew trusting in the covenantal promises of Yahweh than to go running off after new dreamers whose dreams would end in nightmare. To give one's life for such a dream, according to St. Paul, would be the height of folly.

St. Paul was convinced there was the most profound difference between even the most sublime mythology and Truth. Especially where one's head was concerned. And he knew the objections. He knew that the Cross was "a stumbling block to the Jews and foolishness to the Greeks" (l Cor.l:21-25). But he could not doubt the facts which knocked him off his horse on the road to Damascus.

When the Lord Jesus confronted him as he was persecuting the ones he considered dangerous dreamers, dangerous to his state and religion, dangerous to sanity itself, Saul could no longer deny the facts. And those facts were confirmed when he went to Jerusalem and found Peter and the other Apostles, all hunted men, telling the same story. They were also confirmed over and over again when he met the others, over "five hundred of the brothers" to whom Christ also appeared, brothers "most of whom are still with us" he told the Corinthians. (1 Cor. 15:3-8)

This was no mere legend. These "brothers" were still alive when Saul, now become Paul, wrote to the Corinthians before the destruction of the Temple, i.e. before 70 A.D. And so were the "women" who found Christ's tomb empty. And so was Mary, the mother of Jesus, who also believed. St. Paul knew that if a man can fool many, he is not likely to fool his own mother. But Mary also was there (Acts 1:12-14). The Tomb Was Empty This was no flight into mystical fantasy. The historical Jesus, whom the Apostles and disciples all said had predicted that he would be put to death and "rise on the third day," was in fact put to death under orders of the Roman Procurator, Pontius Pilate. And, three days later, just as he had indicated, his tomb, lent to his family by a certain Joseph of Arimathea, was found to be empty, despite the posting of Roman guards by Pilate at the behest of the Jewish temple leaders who demanded his death after the raising of Lazarus.

Indeed one of the most serious charges brought against Jesus by the Jewish leaders was that Jesus had indicated over and over again that he would "destroy the temple" in "three days". His disciples indicated that Jesus was using veiled language with the Jews who were against him . They said the "temple" he referred to was his own "body" which, in fact, his persecutors would destroy (John 2:20-22). Jesus said that after this temple was destroyed, indicating his own death, in three days "I will raise it up" (v.20)

In so speaking Jesus was indicating that He was the fulfillment, the ground and purpose and origin of the holy temple. The destruction of his Person was, in fact, the destruction of the temple and the covenant insofar as it was the rejection of the God of the covenant. His "raising" it up after three days was the.fulfillment of God's covenant faithfulness, his "Yes" to the many who longed for the covenant between God and man, a covenant which transcended national boundary and reached out to all who wished to confess their straying and return to God, their Maker. It was His "Yes" to all who were imprisoned by death which was the boundary related to sin, imposed with a view to turning man back to sanity and holiness (Rom.6:23; Gen.3:24). No "Cunningly Devised Myths" St. Paul knew, as did St. Peter, that "we were not following cunningly devised myths" relative to the life, redemptive death and resurrection of Jesus Christ (2 Pet. 1:16). St. Paul and all the apostles knew what was at stake. So do believers today. This was no mere "spiritual" resurrection of an ascending ghost, but a physical resurrection of flesh and bones (LK 24:33-41) The Logic of Death But modern man, or post-modern man on route to post-human man, today follows the logic of death. Thus despair works in a diabolically mysterious way to make man go beyond mere terror at the thought of death. It leads him to fascination and obsession. A fascination and obsession which makes him inflate death into a kind of omnipotence. And makes him deaf to God's Word. Thus philosophers like Michel Foucault suggested that the only way to beat death is to choose how one is to die, defining at the same time how one chooses to live, outside of any moral law, the notion of which, we are foolishly told, belonged to the "childhood" period of mankind. Now that Nietzsche had confirmed (in his deranged mind) that God and belief are "dead" there is no moral law. There is only death. If there is a god then death is that only god, the force which laughs at and mocks all our dreams and accomplishments.

Thus the only "spirituality" left is to accept death, accept that God is dead, and live the way the self wants to live, on route to power over others! In so doing the self pays his respects to this god and cheats it at the same time. Foucault referred to it as "the will not to be goverened". The growing obsession with suicide is a logical development of this idea.

Foucault went to the San Francisco, homosexual bathhouses and, according to biographer James Miller, indifferently contracted (2) the AIDS virus and then did his best to pass it around. He chose how to live by choosing how to die; in so doing he paid his respects to (and cheated, he thought) the new god of the New Age. He "lived on the edge" and said it was the only way to live authentically. And Foucault, after Sartre, was one of the most influential philosophers of the contemporary world.

Like Sartre and Genet, Foucault placed "freedom", the unconditional "autonomy" of man at the epicenter of all authentic living and philosophy. And his philosophy has spread throughout all of western academia and especially into the Rock culture of "Rap," "heavy metal" and "alternative" music. And this so-called alternative culture is increasingly and dramatically becoming, via the media and Woke academia, the whole culture. Its values, or anti-values, are daily being legislated into law through the courts in the name of "freedom", "free speech", "human rights", the "dignity" of humankind etc. Thus those like the old Dr. Kevorkian and suicide activists today plow through legal obstacles and convert the law and the courts in a mesmerizing tour de force which seems all but unstoppable, notwithstanding the unthinkable implications of their actions.

Who will the suicide activists target next? The depressed? The mentally ill or deficient? The physically handicapped? The disfigured? The elderly abandoned in Covid Wards? It is happening.

Sex and Death

The culture of nihilism, which is becoming the whole, is also increasingly obsessed with the mysterious relationship between sex and death. Thus sado-masochism promotes interest in this area from allegedly "innocent play" all the way up to rape and snuff films—whether simulated or not— where victims are raped and then maimed or worse.

Having divorced sex from procreation long ago, it has increasingly become merely another form of recreation, which must always leads to impotence (boredom) and thus propel itself toward ever more imaginative and sinful oulets, which again leads to impotence until boredom turns to insatiability, which turns to anger, to an intensifying of sado-masochistic sexual and nihilistic practices, to inevitably even more anger, to rage, and, increasingly, to death.

Thus sexual "freedom" and the logic of death...

Our increasingly nihilistic culture understands the trajectory of this philosophy even as it denies it. Rock and Pop "stars," artists and other hipsters, revel in their existential howling. Concerts and the visual media have often enough become the new dionysian festivals of the new barbarism, the neo-paganism where the howls are howls aimed at existence itself, i.e. any existence which would speak of natural law, moral law, reason, restraint, natural distinctions or hierarchy in nature. The new autonomous gods will not allow nature to define, delineate, or impede their "freedom". For the new "freedom" is not a return to nature, it is rather a "freedom" from nature. Thus all the androgyny, homosexuality, genetic engineering, contraception, abortion, surgical sex changes, deliberated suicide...

"Freedom" From God The "New Age", however, is anything but new. It is in fact "so old it looks new". It is simply what it always has been: the alternative to the Judeo-Christian world-view. Paganism. Only the packaging differs to some degree. It is the common "alternative" to the God who created the heavens and the earth. From Nero, to Stalin, to the Kardashians it is ever the same. The New Age and its new Madonna (the pornographic "singer" who gave birth to a child she blasphemously named Lourdes) are simply the latest versions of that ancient "alternative" which the serpent offered to the first two human beings on earth: "Freedom from" God and the exhortation to dethrone and replace Him. Only the judgement-part (spiritual death and its eternal consequences) did the serpent keep hidden.

"You will not certainly perish" he said, contradicting the Maker of the universe (Gen.3). Thus "post-modern" man does not believe God will and must judge wickedness. Nor does he believe that God Himself has come into the world and went to the Cross to save us from these deceptive "freedoms" which threaten to damn our souls. Nor that He defeated the power of death by leaving behind an empty tomb on the third day. "Post-modern man " believes none of this. How could he? He has no time. The festivals cannot be interrupted, "the games must continue!" Such is the logic of modern despair over which Christ is risen victorious— Risen, for any and all who will "receive Him" in penance and love (Jn 1:12). --- SH

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(1) Our Lord vanished physically when He became Sacramentally Present to them in the Breaking of the Bread. (2) The Passion of Michel Foucault, Anchor Books, New York, 1993

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--- Easter lasts for a total of 50 days, from Easter Sunday until the feast of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit comes upon the apostles, Mary, and the first followers of Christ. 

Jesus. Inspiration of Religious Art in Film

To This Day

--- Catholic Apologist Trent Horn replies to a Rabbi's objection to Christ's real Resurrection in time and space

Source: Christ's Victory Over Death  and Postmodern Despair

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B3 from the forthcoming ''The Director's Cuts'' Vol.1 vinyl 12'' EP Press Release: "After the HUGE success of Suonho’s ‘The Ghetto’ 12” last year, we jumped at the opportunity to work together with him again. This is the first 12” from an ongoing project titled ‘The Director’s Cuts’. Five hard to find tracks each with deep funky flavour and not originally intended for the dance floor superbly “reloved”, rearranged and given that extra bit of Suonho magic! Some Notes From Suonho: “This EP has been a huge effort for me as you can imagine, but now I'm really proud of it. I believe it has a great potential and should have a nice appeal to the lovers of disco, funk, breakbeat, bigbands, jazz, vinyl hunters and even b-boys.” TRACKLIST : A1: Blowin’ My Mind, 5:00 / 120 BPM A2: Shaft Alt. Take, 4:32 / 120 BPM B1: Sammy’s Theme, 3:20 / 106 BPM B2: Bullet Man, 3:34 / 095 BPM B3: Northbound, 3:12 / 099 BPM Record is available today on Juno Juno Records! : http://t.co/5NmIloCV check the other cuts from the EP on Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/suonho/suonho-shaft-alt-take http://soundcloud.com/suonho/b1-suonho-sammys-theme-the http://soundcloud.com/suonho/b2-suonho-bullet-man-the http://soundcloud.com/suonho/b3-suonho-northbound-the (A1 following,-)

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CARIBOU // Sun (Suonho Vintage Sun-Rays Rmx)

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"Mo Soul" Player Playlist 28 February

Barry White - It's Only Love Doing It's Thing

Akasaka - Water Ways

Kwanzaa Posse - Basic Groove

George Benson - The World Is A Ghetto (Suonho ReEdit)

Megablast - Sun

Di Melo - A Vida Em Seus Metodos Diz Calma

Quantic Soul Orchestra - Novo Mundo

Kem - Love Calls

De Phazz - Death By Chocolate

Jojo Effect Feat. Iain Mackenzie - The Swing Ding Song

Level 42 - Love Games (Michael Brauer U.S. Remix)

George Michael - Careless Whisper (Tony Kart & Zelensky Remix)

Ceu - Rainha

S-Tone Inc. - Instalacon Do Samba

Toco - Guarapiranga

If you really want to enjoy music and help musicians and bands, buy their lp’s or cd’s and don’t download mp3 formats. There is nothing like good quality sound!!!

(Angel Lo Verde / Mo Soul)

[befurcation]

Suonho - And I Love You (2012) Edit of Esther Phillips - And I Love Him (1970)

[indiediscotheque]

Caribou - Sun (suonho Vintage Sun-Rays) by suonho