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French renowned reggae producer Mato is back with new killer remixes.
The Mato’s touch? Remixing the biggest Hip-Hop, R&B and Pop tunes with choice Reggae backing tracks. As usual he’s blended each track to perfection, and ready to rock any party.
Mato gives us his own rendition of Pharrell Williams’ recent worldwide hit, “Happy”, which seemed the perfect melody to be spiced with some Jamaican flavors. Also, "Black or White", this one really works superfly if you ask us
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The Steel City’s finest returns to Robsoul
Pasciá opens with the most addictive of Piano lines. Left hand thumping out the rhythm as the right delivers the radiant ivory chords. Pure sunshine, feel-good vibes; and thats all before the vocal drops. Anthem alert. On Damnson, Tommy is back at his twisted, jackin’ best. Chopped, spliced, reversed. This head twister squirrels away at the mind whilst never losing its groove. On the flip Vicari presents two new versions of Pasciá. The Voodoo Effect Mix gives the original an earthier feel. Added snare, hand claps and reworked break all play a part, while the Dub gives the unique feeling of finally getting into the party… And this is some party!
Records from Robsoul Label, selected by Phil Weeks, rounds up, for The Great Diggers, the most notable House tracks. Pure vibes and bass lines.
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The so-called “Golden Music” period in the south of Vietnam
The compilation includes some tunes reissued for the very first time since they´ve been released originally. With the release of Saigon Supersound Vol. 1 on double gatefold vinyl the story of this nearly unknown music will be reissued. Jan Hagenkötter a music-lover and DJ who is also the mind behind the renowned music publishing company and record label INFRACom!
A compilation about the story of a musical era in Vietnam that was almost lost, made of tracks from 1965 to 1975, the so-called “Golden Music” period in the south of Vietnam, where – under difficult circumstances – a lively pop culture had developed. This period is characterized by the fusion of Vietnamese music with western pop music.
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Our hero!
Jo Tongo was born and raised in Douala Cameroon. In 1964 he headed off to Paris to begin Pharmaceutical studies. Somewhere along the way the music in his soul eventually won out and he embarked on a life of music.
Musical diversity is the pulse of Africa. Think you know the sound of this continent? It's time to listen again. Home-grown and global impulses are interacting in dynamic ways.
