Where music of black origin & global grooves meet a techno future...

Due to time restriction, no preamble, links or videos this week, just a list of good music:

DJ Food - All Covered In Darkness, Mr P rmx (Ninja Tune promo)
Blockhead - Farewell Spaceman (Ninja Tune promo)
Sub Swara - Koli Stance, David Starfire rmx (Low Motion)
Sqaramouche - Thinkin (Nonine Records)
Skeletons - Marathon Man (Impossible Ark promo)
Gizelle Smith - June (Record Kicks)
Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada - Vendendo Saude e Fei, DJ Obah rmx (ESL)
Osunlade - Break It Down (Defected… Continuar

Off to a mellow start this week with a track from the Paper Of Pins album courtesy of Bill Wells, Annie Whitehead, Stefan Schneider & Barbara Morgenstern a great album full of quirky folk, jazz, electronica with some nice avant-garde touches. I then dropped a track from Jay Haze's new album under his Fuckpony moniker - terrible name, great house music.… Continuar

Gargarin provide this weeks gentle introduction to the show with the mellowest of the recent remixes of their material courtesy of Beesley Rothko, look out for the Robert Logan remix as well - an altogether darker nastier affair. The Heavy take a break from their more normally more raucous material with a nice mellow track called… Continuar

It's all about the soul music to start the show with a great new track from The Inns & Miles Bonny, beautiful stuff. I then trip down to Burkina Faso for some old school African Soul from the newly discovered vocal genius of Victor Deme, who's been singing all his life in local clubs with no recognition outside his local area - until now! Dokaka is a lunatic Japanese beat boxe… Continuar

Straight in at the deep end this week with one of my new Womex music discoveries, Kouyate & Neerman. I was fortunate to see this due live a couple of weeks ago and the project with Kouyate on Balafon and Neerman on his vibes linked to an effects unit and distortion pedals is great forward thinking Afro Jazz fusion. The Jazz Chronicles album is out and although some of the beats are a bit rigid at times they really… Continuar