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Crown Ruler Sound

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Side 1
1. Ezy & Isaac - Let Your Body Move (Oba Balu Balu)
2. Stimela - I Love You
3. Kosmik 3 - I'm Gonna Pack (Jeremy Spellacey edit)
4. Mike Fabulous - Wang East (instrumental)
Side 2
1. Feladey - Forest Music (Anambra Na-imo)
2. Larry Maluma & Kalimba - Kamusale
3. Acayouman - Funk Around
4. JK Mandengue - Afrika
Side 3
1. The Staple Singers - Slippery People (club version)
2. Brother Resistance - Can I Get A Witness
3. Legacy - Monday Blues
Side 4
1. La Banda De Martin - Mi Dueno
2. Devon Russell - Move On Up
3. Costa & Chyps - Detroit City Cats (instrumental long version)
4. Wilfred Percussion - Andei

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In Praise Of Mitochondria

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Oddball Japanese electro-fueled vocoder funk with occasional raps from the 80s, including unreleased material... .Japanese Electro original, Minoru Hoodoo Fushimi, self-released four albums. Two vinyl LPs and two CDs between 1985 and 1992. Melbourne`s Left Ear Records have selected twelve tracks, for a double vinyl retrospective. 10 tracks from Minoru`s four albums and a further two unreleased tracks from the archives.Minoru set out to combine his love of all things Funk with traditional instruments and song from his homeland. He uses shamisen on Thanatopsis. Where Parliament`s Flashlight, George Clinton`s Atomic Dog, ride with Osamu Kitajima`s Masterless Samurai. Shakuhachi on Mizuko No Tamashii Hyakumademo. Nohdashi puts koto with a Jimmy Castor riff. All set to popping and locking beats.Minoru`s vocals switch between raps about cellular metabolism and haemoglobin, Soul croon and vocoder. On Shinz-San he adds Metal guitar to vintage Sugarhill. And he goes crazy with his sampler. Scratching in cats, frogs, babies, laughter, giggles, traffic jams, failing ignitions, opera singers, and amorous sighs. Furarete mixes elephant roars and Go-Go. Creating unique avant grooves that share something with Tackhead`s ON-U Sound System, Savant`s tape experiments, and fellow countrymen EP-4.Co-compiled by Left Ear Records and Jerome Qpchan

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1. Nikuzukue (Living Desk Of Flesh)
2. Thanatopsis
3. In Praise Of Mitochondria (Mitochondria San)
Side 2
1. Ai Wa Nohshintoh (Love Hits Like Concussion)
2. Shinzo-San (Respecting My Hardworking Heart)
3. Mizuko No Tamashii Hyakumademo (Unborn Fetus' Dream Lives For One Hundred Years)
Side 3
1. Furarete Nambo (It's Ok To Get Dumped)
2. Sutten Tenmari (Me After The Bubble Economy Crashed)
3. Nohdashi (Taking Out The Brain/The Man Who Was Only A Brain)
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1. Dompan (Private Funk - alternate version)
2. It Isn't Because Of Hemoglobin (Hemoglobin No Seijanai)
3. Zennotized Funk

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Oté Maloya - The Birth Of Electric Maloya On Reunion Island 1975-1986

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Strut present a brand new compilation documenting the groundbreaking maloya scene on Réunion Island from the mid-‘70s, as Western instrumentation joined traditional Malagasy, African and Indian acoustic instruments to spark a whole era of new fusions and creativity. Compiled by Réunionese DJ duo La Basse Tropicale, ‘Oté Maloya’ follows up last year’s acclaimed ‘Soul Sok Séga’ release on Strut.Traditional maloya, originally called “séga”, described the songs, music and dances of slaves on the sugar plantations of Réunion Island in the 17th Century – maloya ceremonies paid tribute to ancestors and mediated between the living and the dead. The music and culture began to be more widely accepted by Réunionese society from the 1930s as folklorist Georges Fourcade began to play maloya songs. By the ‘50s, maloya tracks were appearing on 78rpm releases and, in the ‘60s, it was used as a form of cultural protest music.In the mid-‘70s, a new generation began exploring new directions in the music, using Créole language, many were self-taught and learned their craft in 1960s dance band “orchestres”. André Chan-Kam-Shu’s Studio Royal in the south of the island became the main hub for experimentation and collaboration. Most notably, the band Caméléon honed their sound here – with maloya legends Alain Peters and vocalist Hervé Imare involved, Caméléon became the leading collective on the scene, using poetic lyrics and creating their own potent fusion of maloya, jazz and psychedelia. ‘Oté Maloya’ tells the story of this fertile period in Réunion Island music for the first time and features the full spectrum of maloya styles. From Caméléon’s genius to the teenage Michou’s classic ‘Maloya Ton Tisane’, Daniel Sandié’s breakbeat sleeper ‘Défoule 3e Age’ and more traditional styles from Maxime Lahope and Pierrot Vidot, this is an essential trip through a lost era of Indian Ocean blues and soul. ‘Oté Maloya’ is released with an extensive booklet on CD and LP featuring a history of maloya by Nathalie Valentine Legros of 7 Lames Lamer. All tracks are fully remastered by The Carvery.- 12” INSERT BOOKLET 12pp - First ever international compilation of 1970s maloya scene on Réunion Island- Includes extensive sleeve notes tracing the history of the culture across four centuries- DJ support from Gilles Peterson, Lauren Laverne, Mr Scruff and more- Essential follow up to Strut compilation ‘Soul Sok Séga’

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1. Cameleon - La Rosee Si Feuilles Songes
2. Michou - Maloya Ton Tisane
3. Jean Claude Viadere - Moin La Pas Fait Tout Sel
4. Daniel Sandie - Defoule 3e Age
5. Cormoran Group - P'tit Femme Mon Gate
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1. Marie Helen Et Ses Creol's - Sega Le Sport
2. Francoise Guimbert - Tantine Zaza
3. Vivi - Toe Meme Maloya
4. Pierrot Vidot - Commandeur
5. Herve Imare - Mele-Mele Pas Toue P'tit Pierre
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1. Groupe Dago - Reveil Creole
2. Ti Fock - Se Pi Bodie
3. Gaby Et Les Soul Men - C'est Le Meme Cadence
4. Vivi - Mi Bord' A Toe
5. Maxime Lahope - Sous Pied D'Camelias
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1. Gilberte - Serre Serre Pas
2. Gaby Et Les Soul Men - Oh Maloya
3. Herve Imare - Mi Donne A Toue Grand Coeur
4. Carrousel - Ote Maloya

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Heirloom

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Ill Camille, LA hip hop's female perspective. Ill Camille has been a vital member of the LA music scene for some years. Kendrick Lamar used her vocals prominently for the "good kid, m.A.A.d city" track "Sing about me", she has been working with other TDE artists occasionally and spend a lot of time writing for different projects Terrance Martin was involved with.At the same time Camille was developing her own material with her fellow peers such as MNDSGN, Iman Omari, DJ Battlecat, Like (Pac Div) Georgia Anne Muldrow & SIR who are all featured on her album “Heirloom” just like TDE co-president Punch. “Heirloom” productions range from smooth, g-funk esque west coast beats to live & organic soulful beats, working as the perfect backdrop for Camille's powerful, intelligent and thought thru lyrics.The album is deeply personal revolving around the issues that mater in her life from friends and family, her role as a woman and the heirloom of her and her surrounding: “I feel like everyone are heirlooms of our mothers and fathers. An heirloom is just something that’s passed down through a family. We get heirlooms in the form of game, encouragement or wise words. I know everyone has an aunt or uncle that’s given them some bars about life in general. I have a village around me that have given me heirlooms in the form of conversations”.

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1. Black Gold
2. Warrior/Sankofa (feat Camp Lo Deion & Mnyykk Shevy)
3. Trust Me (feat Sha'leah Nikole & SiR)
4. Home (feat Damani Nkosi)
Side 2
1. Almost There (feat SiR)
2. Live It Up (feat Iman Omari)
3. Fight On (feat Preston Harris & Damani Nkosi)
4. Spider's Jam (feat Georgia Anne Muldrow & Javonte)
Side 3
1. Slip Away (feat Amaru)
2. Again (feat Fernando Pullum Community Arts Center, Ryck Jane & Marcus Zgarvey)
3. Lighters
4. Still A Lady (feat Tiffanie Cross & Shavasha Dickerson)
Side 4
1. Duality (interlude)
2. Sao Paolo (feat Punch & Rose Gold)
3. Few Days (feat Javonte & Marknoxx)
4. Renewed

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The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda

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Double LP with 2 booklets, lyrics, and download cardAs some of you may know, Alice Coltrane was a legendary pianist, composer, spiritual leader, and the wife of John Coltrane, the most venerated and in?uential saxophonist in the history of jazz. In 1967, four years after meeting John, he died of liver cancer, leaving Alice a widow with four small children. Bereft of her soul mate, Alice su?ered sleepless nights and severe weight loss. At her worst, she weighed only 95 pounds. She had hallucinations in which trees spoke, various beings existed on astral planes, and the sounds of “a planetary ether” spun through her brain, knocking her into a frightening unconsciousness.The critical event of this period was not that Alice fell into the nadir of her existence, but rather that she experienced tapas, a vital period of trial. These tapas (a Sanskrit term she used to describe her su?ering) helped prepare Alice for the spiritual ally she found in Swami Satchidananda, an Indian guru, with whom Alice made her frst trip to India. On her second trip there, Alice had a revelation instructing her to abandon the secular life and become a spiritual teacher in the Hindu tradition – so she moved out West – eventually opening the Shanti Anantam Ashram on 47 acres she’d bought in Agoura Hills, California.Music was the foundation of Alice’s spiritual practice. From the mid 1980’s to mid 1990’s, Alice Coltrane self-released four brilliant cassette albums. These cassettes contained a music she invented, inspired by the gospel music of the Detroit churches she grew up in, mixed together with the Indian devotional music of her religious practice, and even fnds Alice singing for the frst time in her recorded catalog. Originally only made available through her ashram, they are her most obscure body of work and possibly the greatest re?ection of her soul.

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1. Om Rama
2. Om Shanti
Side 2
1. Rama Rama
2. Rama Guru
3. Hari Narayan
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1. Journey To Satchidananda
2. Er Ra
3. Keshava Murahara
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1. Krishna Japaye
2. Rama Kath

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Beach Diggin' Volume 5

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1. Yasuko Agawa - LA Nights
2. Stephen Colebrooke - Stay Away From Music
3. Andre Marie Tala - Sweet Dole
4. Tyna Onwudiwe - Lite Low
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1. Rebles - Sweetest Taboo (Soca version)
2. Ricardo Marrero & The Group - And We'll Make Love
3. Koko Ateba - Si T'es Mal Dans Ta Peau
4. Sookie - "onight (feat Jeannine Otis)
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1. Raphael Toine - Femmes Pays Douces
2. Eboni Band - Desire
3. Robert J Riggins - I Need You Now
4. Salero - Teardrops & Wine
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1. Momo Joseph - War For Ground
2. Claude Genteuil - Dreams Of Love
3. Gatot Soedarto - Sayangilah Daku Kasih
4. Synchro Rhythmic Eclectic Language - Pasto

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Stop The Violence

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1. Stop The Violence
2. Pick Me Up
3. Everybody Wants To Be A Star
4. Ain't Perfect
5. Drummer's Delight
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1. Stop The Violence (instrumental)
2. Pick Me Up (instrumental)
3. Everybody Wants To Be A Star (instrumental)
4. Ain't Perfect (instrumental)
5. Drummer's Delight (instrumental)

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Pop Makossa - The Invasive Dance Beat Of Cameroon 1976-1984

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The Pop Makossa adventure started in 2009, when Analog Africa founder Samy Ben Redjeb first travelled to Cameroon to make an initial assessment of the country’s musical situation. He returned with enough tracks for an explosive compilation highlighting the period when funk and disco sounds began to infiltrate the Makossa style popular throughout Cameroon.So why has it taken almost eight years from that first visit to the final compilation? From the very beginning, there were several mysteries hanging over Pop Makossa.What had happened to Bill Loko, the teenage super-star whose monster hit ‘Nen Lambo’ caused such a sensation that he was forced to flee to the other side of the world? How did bandleader Eko Roosevelt go from Cameroonian prodigy to chief of an idyllic seaside village? And who exactly was Mystic Djim, the dreadlocked producer and mercurial hit-maker whose wizardry on a simple home four-track recorder could outshine even the mighty studios of Cameroon’s National Radio station?It was not until DJ and music producer Déni Shain was dispatched to Cameroon to finalise the project, license the songs, scan photographs, and interview the artists that some of the biggest question marks began to disappear. His journey from the port city of Douala to the capital of Yaoundé brought him in contact with the lives and stories of many of the musicians who had shaped the sound of Cameroon’s dance music in its most fertile decade.Indeed, all the tracks on Pop Makossa are a revelation. The beat that holds everything together has its origins in the rhythms of the Sawa people, Ambassey, Bolobo, Assiko and Essewé, a traditional funeral dance. But it wasn’t until these rhythms arrived in the cities of Cameroon and collided with Merengue, High-Life, Congolese Rumba, and, later, Funk and Disco, that modern Makossa was born.Makossa, the beat that long before football, managed to unify the whole of Cameroon, was successful in part because it was so adaptable. Some of the greatest Makossa hits incorporated the electrifying guitars and tight grooves of funk, while others were laced with cosmic flourishes made possible by the advent of the synthesizer. However much came down to the bass, and from the rubbery hustle underpinning Mystic Djim’s ‘Yaoundé Girls’ to the luminous liquid disco lines which propel Pasteur Lappé’s ‘Sekele Movement’, Pop Makossa demonstrates why Cameroonian bass players are some of the most revered in the world.Yet at the end of it all, there was still one final mystery facing the production team at Analog Africa: how was this compilation of amazing sounds from Cameroon going to begin?After many month and hundreds of different running orders, something still didn’t seem to click … until one day they came across a mighty song entitled ‘Pop Makossa Invasion,’ recorded for Radio Buea, a tune so obscure that even in Cameroon it had never been released. Suddenly the whole compilation fell into place. ‘Pop Makossa Invasion’ makes its debut here and joins the pantheon of extraordinary songs that plugged Cameroon’s Makossa style into the modern world.

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1. Dream Stars - Pop-Makossa
2. Mystic Djim - Yaounde Girls
3. Bill Loko - Nen Lambo
4. Pasteur Lappe - Sanaga Calypso
5. Eko Roosevelt - Monguele Mam
6. Olinga Gaston - Ngon Engap
7. Emmanuel Kahe & Jeanette Kemogne - Ye Medjuie
8. Nkodo Si Tony - Mininga Meyong Mese
9. Pasteur Lappe - Sekele Movement
10. Bernard Ntone - Mussoliki
11. Pat´Ndoye - More Love
12. Clement Djimogne - Africa

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Votez Mézigue

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1. Disconecmergitur (Les Gonces Chanstiquent)
2. Track 5 (Sans-Qui Meilleur Bassliner D'ile De France)
Side 2
1. Aucunes Nouvelles D'Alexis
2. Hangar Vortex (Bet De Break Playlist Podcast)
3. Nex Lead 1er Sur La Rey Deauxbord Suiveur De Gosses
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1. Stupide Junky (NBTD)
2. Je Vous Salue Marie
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1. Bouge Ton Gros Boule D'Asnières C'est Mon Investiture
2. Je Ne Me Déplace Qu'en Ascenseur Ou Basket Lumière
3. Je Vous Envoie Tout Mes Voeux

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Arian

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Favorite Recordings proudly presents this new official reissue of ARIAN: A rare and underrated Disco album originally released in 1981 by PGP RTB label and fully recorded in New-York.Arian Kerliu was born in the small town of Macedonia, Dibra or Debar. Arian’s first recordings for a local radio stations were at the age of 14, appearing in almost every music festival in Ex-Yugoslavia. When he was 19, Arian came to New York City, working different jobs and studying music. His first music engagements were in various clubs throughout the city, playing guitar and singing. He then met with James Benjamin-Fish, well known bass-guitar player, with whom he formed the band ARIAN & FUNKY FAMILY, mainly performing in the best clubs of NYC at that time.Together, they came to an idea to record an album of their own. After travelling throughout the US, they got to know each other very well, and had connected with probably some of the best musicians you could find at that time. Thus they had Sinclair Acey arranging three songs and Hubert Eaves, as a writer of "Still Together", a beautiful ballad written in honor of his wife. By that time Hubert had gained two Grammy awards for Stephanie Mills’ albums. Kornelius Cambell also wrote and composed two songs of the album, which Sinclair Acey arranged. The album also contains a great cover of “Can’t Say Goodbye” by Bobby Caldwell, a song that Arian and James had interpreted almost every night when touring. And all of this completed with the background vocals of Tawatha Agee (Mtume), Shevill Alexander and Sybil Thomas (Raw Silk).Arian & Funky Family band was then invited in Yugoslavia for a European tour, including James, Kornelius and Stacey, but also others great musicians such as William "Spaceman" Patterson, Zane Mark, Steve Kroon, Trevor Gale, Alex Foster, or Reggie Marks, not forgetting Flame Braithwaite and Meli'sa Morgan on background vocals. Having the material of the 4 songs ready and finalized, the PGP RTB label from Belgrade offered them to release an album, with the idea to also adapt the songs with lyrics from the famous Croatian musician and writer Mario Mihaljevic.Today, Favorite Recordings is deeply honored to bring this brilliant LP back to life. In order to insure the best sound quality, the original tracklist has been dispatched on a double vinyl version, which should please all DJs and music collectors.

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1. "Your Love Makes Me A Winner
2. Can't Say Goodbye
Side 2
1. Sure It's Funky
2. Still Together
Side 3
1. Lutas Velikim Gradom
2. Nisam Taj
Side 4
1. Luduj Sa Mnom
2. Novi Susret

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