La mia mano sul cambio,
tu che hai appena pianto,
io ti prometto che cambio,
tu ci credi a metà.
- Viito; Compro Oro
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La mia mano sul cambio,
tu che hai appena pianto,
io ti prometto che cambio,
tu ci credi a metà.
- Viito; Compro Oro
Compro Oro feat. Murat Ertel & Esma Ertel - Simurg - speaking of psychedelic jazz from Belgium, here’s another one, with guests from Turkey
Belgian pyschedelic jazz collective Compro Oro are pleased to announce a new collaboration with Murat Ertel, co-founder and frontman of Istanbul's cult psychedelic folk band BaBa ZuLa and his singer partner Esma Ertel. Entitled ‘Simurg’, the album is set for release on the 19th June via Sdban Ultra and follows Compro Oro’s critically acclaimed sophomore album ‘Suburban Exotica’, released last year. Compro Oro’s introduction to Turkish psychedelics came off the back of a live performance between guitarist Bart Vervaeck and Murat Ertel at Istanbul Express in 2016. Connecting both musically and spiritually, they headed into the studio and under the watchful eye of producer and multi-instrumentalist Dijf Sanders, Compro Oro and Murat recorded several tracks during an intense recording session that would make up ‘Simurg’. “The new music is entirely based on improvisation. In contrast to ‘Suburban Exotica’, which is built more from song structures and where there was more overdubs," explains frontman Wim Segers.
Non sogno più l’America ora che c’è Trump
Non sento più la musica da quando c’è la trap.
Ma quanto ci fa bene questo mare
E quanto ci fa male questo bere
E quanto ci fa bere questo amare
Viito \\ Compro oro
Ma quanto ci fa bene questo mare, e quanto ci fa male questo bere, e quanto ci fa bere questo amare.
La mia mano sul cambio,
tu che hai appena pianto,
io ti prometto che cambio,
tu ci credi a metà;
madonna come ti sei vestita stasera,
madonna come è bella questa città.
Compro oro - Viito
Compro Oro - Suburban Exotica - psychedelic world jazz from Belgium, another winner from Sdban Records
Compro Oro; a psychedelic underground road trip to Africa, the Middle East and the Americas via Belgium. On the band’s new album ‘Suburban Exotica’ the spirit of Cal Tjader, Mulatu Astatke or Marc Ribot is never far away. One of the leading bands in the ever-expanding new wave of Belgian jazz, Compro Oro's wayward and psychedelic approach to a broad range of sounds has gained them a devoted fan base since the band’s formation in 2014.
Produced by Gent-based multi-instrumentalist Dijf Sanders, ‘Suburban Exotica’ digs deep into several ethnic music traditions, leaving the listener enthralled in dark grooves and rabid psychedelica. From the danceable beats and colourful sounds of ‘Miami New Wave’, the exotic rhythms and textures of ‘10 Dollar Jeans Jacket’, and the curious vibraphone infusions and wild guitar riffs of ‘Rastapopoulos’, to the heady, bass-laden mover and shaker ‘Lalibela’ and traditional latin and cuban rhythms of ‘Dark Crystal’, Compro Oro offer wild, profound and uncanny flavours that explore the best of afro-cuban music and jazz tinged psychedelia.
‘Suburban Exotica’ features drummer, keyboardist and percussionist Joachim Cooder, son of guitar legend Ry Cooder who played on both the landmark Buena Vista Social Club albums and the Manuel Galban spin-off, Mambo Sinuendo. He adds percussion and his effects-laden electric mbira to three tracks on the album; ‘Miami New Wave’, ‘Rastapopoulos’ and ‘Dark Crystal’. “I had a great time playing on this record. Compro Oro blends together so many interesting rhythms and styles that I never knew what was coming next. I like to work that way.”
26.06.2024
wednesday ~ 26.06.2024
compro oro - ben-hur
compro oro - the lower 9th
seun kuti & egypt 80 - dey (feat. damian marley)
and then it started raining...