Pop & Rock Новости

Originally released in 1958, Dance Mania, is amongst a handful of late '50s Latin LPs that took the sounds of mambo, cha cha, and guaguanco, out of Spanish Harlem and Puerto Rico and into the mainstream of America. Leading a group that includes congo master Ray Barretto, timbalero Puente blazes through a set of mostly original tunes. An essential Latin dance LP from one of the masters, reissued on 180 gram vinyl.

A dancefloor 12" rooted in the Latin diaspora, w/reworks of Los Amaya's "Catalan Rumba", Los Amaya's "Catalan Rumba", Rafael Cortijo's "Sorongo", Dom um Romao's "Ginga Gingou". Mucho Gusto!

GAMM have been sleeping for a few months but is now back with a bunch of hot new releases.
First up is an EP for those of you that are down with the funky latin sounds.
Buenos Aires producer Doctor Stereo have delivered us two massive Afro/Latin jams with mucho caliente funk rhythms.
If you're a fan of the old school Quantic stuff this one will be solid in your dj sets. La bomba!!!

The much anticipated second single from the forthcoming Sunlightsquare album 'King Yoruba' is finally here. Sunlightsquare's double 'A' Sided: Afro Boogie Super Hombre c/w Fantasy is the brainchild of the acclaimed London based Italian musician and producer Claudio Passavanti.



Recorded in both Havana, Cuba and London, England, 'Afro Boogie Super Hombre' features the sophisticated and unique vocal styling of Cuban Javier Valera. 'Afro Boogie Super Hombre' also contains HUGE and exciting brass intricacies, coupled with skilful percussion and the production values that you have come to expect from Sunlightsquare.



The fun does not end there though. 'Afro Boogie Super Hombre' is a double 'A' sided single and is c/w 'Fantasy'. Fearless with his creation and never scared to experiment, Claudio Passavanti has completely rewritten the rulebook and reworked the Earth, Wind & Fire classic 'Fantasy'.

The very well known Renegades Of Jazz teamed up the Austrian Vinyl imprint Resense for this party groove 7".

On number 035 Resense continues with releasing some great latin breaks with a unique touch for dancefloors around the world.

Welcome to Neo Baile, a new take on the traditional sounds and aesthetics of Brazil's Baile Funk (or Funk Carioca) that challenges the established order to create something new, exciting and forward thinking.

Mr Bongo is extremely proud to present The Sound of Neo Baile compilation LP, taking tracks from the album (MRBCD114). Featuring 6 unreleased and exclusive tracks from worldwide producers that re-interpret the love-it-or-hate-it Brazilian Baile Funk sound.

The compilation has been put together by two of the movement's most knowledgeable players: Sao Paulo-based Funk na Caixa aka Renato Martins and London-based Sean Casey aka Bumps, founder of Club Popozuda.

The Sound of Neo Baile EP features established names such as DJ Comdrade aka Xao, whose Favela Trap album made a major dent in the burgeoning scene at the end of 2012 and Rio-based Maga Bo, who has been producing Brazilian-flavoured bass music since the early 00s. Alongside these are upcoming artists you'll most definitely want to keep an eye on including Ophex from Lithuania, Gato Preto from Mozambique/Dusseldorf, Chuck Upbeat from Moscow and London-based Bumps, one of the compilers.

This EP features a club version of the single "Will You Walk a Little Faster", and a club dub version of "Joy Shout". The original recordings are taken from the album SCLP452 Gerardo Frisina "Join The Dance".

Dengue Dengue Dengue! is an audiovisual duo born in mid-2010 in Lima, Peru and is conformedby Felipe Salmon and Rafael Pereira, who were already working together on other projects, both aspart of the Peruvian based 'Colectivo Auxiliar'. The name Dengue Dengue Dengue! comes from aEnrique Lynch's vinyl, who played a rhythm called "Dengue".

The project catched from the start and made themselves well known thanks to an impeccable audiovisual show, half dj set and half live, remixing and making mash-ups from their own tracks with old cumbias and modifying cumbia cult themes to electronic versions. All this always joined by amazing visuals and the always present masks.






7. Chichon
8. Dumbia Murdahs
9. Prende
10. Rastakauboi
11. La Alianza Profana

The fourth volume in our Luv N'Haight Edit Series features a re-work of Harry Whitaker's Black Rennaisance classic 'Magic Ritual' by GB (Gifted & Blessed). The deep spiritual vibe of the original is present in the edit/remix but is transformed into an electronic, percussion-heavy beast.

Harry Whitaker's Black Rennaisance "Body, Mind, and Spirit," album is considered a holy grail amongst collectors of soul-jazz and rare groove, and an album so rare it's virtually a myth to many. Luv N'Haight's re-issue of the album in the early 2000's brought much needed attention and focus to this legendary piece of work.

Widely known for his work using the pseudonym GB, Gabriel Reyes-Whittaker is a producer, composer and electronic musician with a particular enthusiasm for analog electronics. Though his music ranges wide stylistically, he classifies his work under the umbrella term technoindigenous studies; the integration of the technological with the spiritual and ancestral. Armed with this concept, he transforms 'Magic Ritual' into a brooding, techno-afro dance tune that borders on meditation with it's repetitive, hypnotic percussion.

GB finds himself in the unique position of being an early champion of the Los Angeles beat movement as well as being at the forefront of the current underground house and techno scene, all while keeping a low profile. Reyes-Whittaker has collaborated with a long list of creative minds, among them J*DaVeY, Spacek, Airto and Flora Purim, Jody Watley and many others.

Ocinando is one of the great lost LPs from Peru. In fact, it is one of the more rare releases from the prolific Discos MAG. Its style encompasses the many different tropical styles that were popular in Latin America in the late 1960s and early '70s. Martin Lopez was at the helm, and he hand-picked only the top musicians to play on his recordings. However, the amazing musicians that frequented the MAG studios could also be tapped for session recording as needed.
This record is a scorcher, and is in many ways a true piece of Peruvian musical history. This LP introduced the name of Martin Lopez to the ever-growing tropical music lexicon of the Peruvian public. He would later go on to form GRUPO NARANJA, which would become very famous for playing cumbia (and later on, salsa).
*During the time period this LP was recorded, Martin Lopez was living a double life. During daytime hours, he was a police officer known to his colleagues as Pedro, but when night fell, he took on the name Martin, donning aviator sunglasses, which would obscure his face while performing live music. Playing music as a police officer was considered unethical and borderline illegal at the time, and he would later lose his job over this.
*This LP boasts liner notes written by Martin Lopez himself, as well as tons of very rare photos. Masstropicas and Light In The Attic are both very proud to present and share this reissue, which was taken directly from the original master tapes and was remastered in 24 bit/96 kHz for the ultimate sound experience. We hope you enjoy it, and may this open the doors to a new world of music for uninitiated listeners.

Limited 1000 run 7" and part of our Classic African Recordings series. When they are gone they are gone!
The Gruff & Grey Edit slims the 14 minute Asafo Beesuon MEDLEY original down to just under four, punching it up for dancefloors. Gruff & Grey are Brighton Jazz Rooms regular selector and all round vinyl veteran Gareth Stephens,

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DJ Paulão (Sao Paulo) compiles this great document on samba rock from the golden years of Brasilian music (1966-1978).
This compilation gathers two influences of alternative brazilian musical references - Samba Rock and Brazuca. The focus begins in the mid sixties through to the late seventies, from the decline of bossa nova until the explosion of the disco scene.
The Samba Rock movement, as related to black urban culture, goes back to the origins of the DJ in Brazil, particularly in the São Paulo banlieue in the mid-fifties. With the introduction of valves and hi-fi technology, the sound system became more accessible, and the first parties began to spread. In the late sixties they grew in quantity and audience, and the repertoire, so far dominated by international jazz, rock and swing, became nationalized, thanks to a new style of samba brought to the people by the great Jorge Ben.
In the mid-nineties, the re-discovery of the Racional phase of Tim Maia brought new music and artists to light, inspiring DJs to dig deeper for obscure grooves, made in Brazil in the sixties and seventies. What they had in common was the groove, from samba to funk'n'soul, from psych to afro. Together with the Samba Rock scene, the Brazuca wave brought attention to unknown musical gems, in Brazil and abroad.
Soon they started to take the dance floors with great success! The Brazuca scene was coming! They brought old artists back to the stage, putting names like Gerson King Combo, Arthur Verocai, Banda Black Rio and Arnaud Rodrigues back in the limelight, and sending the price of these records through the roof. These two scenes are still very lively in the São Paulo musical landscape, and to this day it's possible to find undiscovered gems, hidden deep in the banlieue.
DJ Paulão from Sao Paulo, combines the best of both worlds on this compilation. It features 12 rare tracks by the likes of Di Melo, Vera Lucia, Marisa Rossi, Giovana, and many more... A true must have for fans of Brasilian gems!

Black vinyl repress now that the yellow vinyl is out of print. SUONHO raids the world of Latin Boogaloo for these reworkings. RALPH
ROBLES "TAKING OVER" is backed with TITO RODRIGUEZ "MI GUAJIRA SI". Housed in plain black die cut 7" sleeve. (GLENVIEW)
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Names You Can Trust presents the debut single from Aillacara 2743. A Chilean-French, Multi-Instrumentalist and Turntablist, Aillacara 2743 cooks up two original Cumbias that build on the tradition of Andean, Amazonian, and Tropical rhythms with bass-heavy futuristic beats and dusty, distorted organs.
This release comes equipped with custom, vintage-style paper sleeves and original-flavor "jukebox" centers.

The B.O.B. EP (Bootyshake Outbreak) 1st release by 12 piece Brooklyn-style Afro funk ensemble.that f/members of Akoya. Fronted almost entirely by female horn players / singers.

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[aK] CD 1-11 | Randaberg Ego Ensemble - Vestamaran (Prins Thomas Diskomiks)



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Mankoora deliver two hot & spicy dance floor tunes to set the night on fire. First track 'El Loco' shows how Mankoora fuse uptempo drums, driving bass lines, hard hitting horns & a drooling organ to a latin groove that will leave you wanting more.

As a special treat Soundway here serve up three courses of Panamanian calypso-funk
and Caribbean soul from down on the isthmus. The 1960s and 70s were fertile times for
Panamanian music as Soundway's three volumes of the much loved Panama! series of
compilations has proved. Being the bridge between North and South America, Panama
became a melting pot of musical influences, with local bands playing to entertain not only
Panamanians, but also the hordes of sailors that passed through the canal from all over
the world. Consequently, the Combos Nacionales (as the family of local bands became
known) stuffed as many styles as possible into their repertoires from cumbia to salsa,
reggae, calypso and funk.

Cabiria presents this summer dances compilation, containing all main latin styles : Baciata Dance, Meneaito, Cumbia, Mambo, Tango...... to make your summer happy !!!!
01. CABIRIA
02. LA CAMMINATA
03. IRLANDIA
04. WAY TO GO
05. TANTO Y TANTO
06. MIX TWIST: L'OMBRELLONE - 24 ORE TWIST
07. ALFATANGO
08. CHA CHA MIX: QUIEREME LINDA-EL BON BON
09. SIRTAKOS
10. COW BOY GO
11. COUNTRY CHICKEN
12. OLD WESTERN
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g3 | Kromestar - To Ane E Lo Memo Stexteto Nena (remix)

h1 | Felipe Venegas - Siktio Untitled (remix)
h2 | Aurelian Riviere - Cumbia 20 de Enero Santiago Mareno (remix)


i1 | Secondo - Manuela Torres Porque te ries de mi
i2 | Rocketnumbernine - Santiago Ospino Mi Gallina (remix)

j1 | Jay Haze - Manuela Torres Pajarito (Jay Haze Fly Birdoe remix)

This record is the result of a 1964 jam session organised by Astor Silva and Wilson Das Neves and was originally released in 1975 on the Brazilian label Discos CBS.

reestyle Records is immensely proud to be the new home for one of the UK's most creative and in demand musicians, Jessica Lauren.

Since the early 1990s, the soulful, spacey jazz grooves of keyboard player Jessica Lauren have been a familiar part of London's alternative music scene, having in the past released her own original music on Soul Jazz Records, M.E.L.T 2000 and People Records. Jessica's keyboard skills have augmented the live performances and studio recordings ...

Latin Dance Party: Die heißen Jahreszeiten kündigen sich an - und dafür benötigt man heiße Partymusik mit fetzigen Tanzrhythmen! Latin Dance Party bietet genau das, mit den coolsten und heißesten Mixen der aktuellsten Latin Dance-Musik, feat. Picco, Cuba Club, Loona, Paulao da Silva, Franksen & Tom Wax und viele mehr!Mit dabei: Der coole Bytes Brothers Remix Edit von "Ai se eu te pego"!!!

Another incredibly original album from the Solar/Rozenblit catalogue, this features
the fabulous trio of Lula Cortes, Marconi Notaro and Ramalho. With Lula Cortes at
the controls, writing, playing and illustrating the album cover.