Sep 25, 2013
Omistettu kaikille maailman isoluisille nar- siis naisille. Music People rakastaa teitä, joten älkää ikinä kuvitelko mitään muuta. – Tommi
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Omistettu kaikille maailman isoluisille nar- siis naisille. Music People rakastaa teitä, joten älkää ikinä kuvitelko mitään muuta. – Tommi
Tässä psykedeelisten levyjen TOP10 meidän lempparituottaja Psychemagikin valitsemana. #EDUTAINMENT — Tommi
Rakkaus hivelee mieltä, sielua ja kroppaa kuten nämä syntikan soinnut sopivasti kaiutettuna.. Romanssit kuulostaa tältä — Tommi
Dirg Gerner — Vicious Cycle (Eglo Records). "Dirg Gerner, a German citizen of Chilean heritage, spent the last few years crooning away in his North East London studio. He’s a lover, a vulnerable observer, and clearly an artist, who’s managed to create an effective interface with today’s world. You can immediately tell Dirg is a raw uncut soul-element, blessed with a rare voice."
5x Taste Of Africa with DJ Ibou 5/5. Orchestra Baobab: Ndeleng Ndeleng. There are few bands as great as the Orchestra Baobab from Senegal. If the house beat gets tiring, I love to switch to Ndeleng Ndeleng.
5x Taste Of Africa with DJ Ibou 4/5. Busy Twist: Floor Excitement Busy Twist is a young producer duo from London, drawing heavily from Ghanaian things. Floor Excitement, their tune from couple years back has lately been my favourite party tune!
5x Taste Of Africa with DJ Ibou 3/5. DJ Spoko: Azange DJ Spoko's recent Ghost Town EP is my favourite from South African house this year!
5x Taste Of Africa with DJ Ibou 2/5. Jeri-Jeri with Mbene Diatta Seck: Mbeuguel Dafa Nekh. One of the most interesting Africa related releases in Europe lately. Senegalese Sabar sounds filtered through the vision of the German dub/techno wizard Mark Ernestus. The Senegalese Sabar is a very distinct tradition of music and dance, but give it a chance!