Podcasts about attica blues

In this fascinating conversation, Charlie shares his profound journey through music and mental health with Jayda. Talking about the incredible highs he's experienced as a DJ, but also the often unspoken harder parts of the industry, including the loneliness and depression he experienced. Diving deeper into his mental health, Charlie talks with Jayda about he was struggling the hardest at some of the most pivotal moments in his career, and how discovering running and yoga transformed his mental health. Jayda hears how the significant impact running had for Charlie, led him to found the urban running collective Run Dem Crew, to encourage more inner city Londoners to take up running. They talk about how running, movement and community are pillars of hope for them, internally and socially, as well as why Charlie works with disadvantaged communities, including in prisons, to share the practice of yoga with them, to help give hope and inner strength to those he feels needs it most. Charlie also expands on why yoga classes and wellness spaces must diversify, so people of all backgrounds can see themselves in the spaces and feel a sense of belonging and connection with wellness practice too. Follow Charlie DarkFollow Jayda GFollow Heres HopingMore on our guestRun Dem CrewHailing from South London, growing up on pirate radio and warehouses parties, Charlie Dark is a stalwart of the underground UK music scene, spinning records and igniting dance floors since the early eighties. From his time on Mo Wax records with Attica Blues in the 90's, a major label deal on Sony Records and the plethora of remixes and productions, DJing and bringing people together has been at the heart of everything he's gone onto achieve. If you ever caught his Blacktronica Parties, sets at the legendary Plastic People or listened to his Worldwide FM or NTS radio shows then you'll know that 'All forms of music in one room the way it used to be' has always been his motto and his record crates run deep. Charlie is also the founder of the urban run collective Run Dem Crew, a Yoga teacher and advocate for mental health and wellness within the music industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All aboard the MHCHAOS Agents & Johnny Acid-seeds bus. I couldn't help myself, had to outdo the high benchmark set by Pt. I. Here comes installment #3, clocking in at nearly 6 hrs. Sub to the PPM Patreon to access the unabridged version of this blue ribbon, gargantuan ep: patreon.com/ParaPowerMapping I think our MHCHAOS Agents primary & secondary source assemblage is coming along nicely.  In this episode, we set the foundation of our ethnographic & forensic recreation of the Columbia Uprisings, illustrating how the Communes were both a significant moment in New Left history, inciting a new militant stage in various NL groups' political development, and also how the Communes triggered the formalization & reprioritization of COINTELPRO, showing how it looms large over the history of American counterintel & counterinsurgency in the past 60 years. We also roll out some proper COINTELPRO & targeting of New Left and Civil Rights mvmt context to effectively situate our half audio-documentary, half Ramparts report Columbia Uprising history. The main, new sources for this one are:  Vander Wall & Churchill's - The COINTELPRO PAPERS Joshua Melville - American Time Bomb Ramparts (May, '68 Issue) - "[An Exclusive Report] The Siege of Columbia" The Columbia Revolt documentary And a couple Democracy Now! Clips Songs & Clips: | The Moment America Learned of MLK Jr's Death (RFK Jr., Lyndon Johnson) | | Kwame Ture's response to the assassination of MLK | | Archie Shepp - "Attica Blues" | | Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr. "COINTELPRO" (Judas and the Black Messiah) | | History Channel - FBI's Poison Pen Letter to MLK |

Charlie Dark is an instigator. Whether it's via his band Attica Blues, ICA night Blacktronica, or even his running club Run Dem Crew (which he describes as a "warehouse party that moves"), Dark has an opinion on everything. So it was a pleasure to catch up with someone who has thought long and hard about what we DJs do and how we do it. There are few people in dance music who use their voice as often and as wisely as Dark. 

A Terra arde e o circo chega na África do Sul. Surfar é um ato político. Primeiro Ballito, depois Jeffrey's, mas antes de tudo; as atrocidades do Apartheid, Mandela e sua lição de vida, Country Feelings, Gunston 500, e algumas vivências dos boieiros por lá. Durante a prosa João, Júlio e Bruno reconfirmam a importância das experiências vividas na terra de Shaun Tomson para o que hoje conhecemos como surfe de competição. Nesse episódio, número 156, ainda coube edições super saborosas das suas rubricas preferidas, Imagem falada e Almanaque. A primeira com o processo criativo por trás duma capa histórica, pelo menos pros amantes do mar, da revista Time, e segunda com passagens da edição revolucionária do Duke Classic, em Sunset. Os recheios músicas vieram no embalo de Macy Gray com Sill e Archie Shepp com a e inebriante Attica Blues. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

Andrew Mensah speaks to the CDR founder about navigating ego as an artist, community entrepreneurship and what's next for the platform.

À l’occasion de la sortie de l’album "Let My People Go", en duo avec Jason Moran, nous recevons l’un des pères du free jazz, le saxophoniste américain Archie Shepp. Le site d'Archie Shepp Saxophoniste, compositeur, pianiste, chanteur, poète engagé, dramaturge, Archie Shepp est une légende vivante, "l'un des meilleurs interprètes de la mémoire babélienne du Jazz", selon le Dictionnaire du Jazz (Robert Laffont). Archie Shepp et Jason Moran : il y a des rencontres qui révèlent comme un fil de trame dans l’histoire de la musique, des résonnances jusqu’ici presque imperceptibles, et qui soudain s’entendent clairement. En Europe, nombreux sont ceux qui ont découvert Jason Moran aux côtés de Charles Lloyd, en quartet ou dans un bouleversant duo. Lloyd et Shepp, peut-être les plus dissemblables et les plus complémentaires des quatre grands héritiers directs de Coltrane au saxophone – avec Shorter et Sanders – se trouvent ainsi rapprochés par le grand art du pianiste, toujours à l’écoute, toujours inventif. Note après note, celui qui s’est révélé ces vingt dernières années comme l’un de musiciens essentiels – et l’un de plus originaux – du jazz contemporain, pose à ses aînés des questions profondes, mettant en évidence leurs places singulières et essentielles dans l’histoire des musiques afro-américaines. Pour Archie Shepp, ce duo avec un pianiste s’inscrit dans une longue et brillante série (Abdullah Ibrahim, Siegfried Kessler, Joachim Kühn), mais plus qu’à tout autre, on pense à ceux avec Mal Waldron d’une part, puissante, irrésistible évocation de Billie Holiday, et avec Horace Parlan de l’autre (Going Home, chef d’oeuvre absolu empreint lui aussi de Negro Spirituals). Programmation - Archie Shepp et Jason Moran Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (extrait de l’album Let My People Go / Archieball 2021) voir le clip ici - Archie Shepp et Jason Moran Round Midnight (Thelonious Monk) (extrait de l’album Let My People Go / Archieball 2021) - Archie Shepp et Jason Moran Wise One (John Coltrane) (extrait de l’album Let My People Go / Archieball 2021) - Archie Shepp Malcolm, Malcolm Semper Malcom (Fire Music 1965) - Archie Shepp et Chuck D The Reverse (Gemini 2007) - Archie Shepp, Raw Poetic & Damu the Fudgemunk Tulips (Ocean Bridges 2020) - Archie Shepp Attica Blues (Attica Blues 1972). Et 3 nouveautés : - Wasis Diop Parler (extrait de l’album De la glace dans la gazelle / MDC 2021) voir le clip ici  - Valerie June Call me a Fool Feat. Carla Thomas  (extrait de l’album The Moon and Stars / Fantasy Rd 2021) voir le clip ici  - Made Kuti Free your mind (extrait de l’album Legacy / Partisan Rd/ Pias 2021) voir le clip ici.    

durée : 01:12:46 - Live à Fip - Toute l'année FIP fête ses 50 ans en rediffusant un de ses concerts historiques. Vendredi 12 mars à 20h, nous vous proposons le live du saxophoniste et compositeur américain donné le 9 septembre 2012 au Festival de Jazz à la Villette.

Archie Shepp, c'est plus que de la musique : c'est un cri. Le cri d'un homme, le cri d'un peuple. Ténor au son viscéral, qui vous prend à la gorge et aux tripes, Shepp a lutté toute sa vie pour que soit reconnu l'art des Noirs, celui qui a pris racine dans l'oppression. Activiste et tête-chercheuse, musicien de l'affirmation et de la prise de conscience, Archie Shepp a éclos dans l'Amérique des années 60, celle de John Coltrane, de Malcolm X et du retour à l'Afrique. C'est ce monde tout entier qu'on entend dans son œuvre bouillonnante, tiraillée, sans cesse, entre colère, fureur et tendresse. Une définition radicale de la beauté, en somme, qu'Archie Shepp cultive depuis 60 ans dans des disques “coup de poing” comme “Fire Music”, “Blasé” ou “Attica Blues”... Alors que sort “Let My People Go”, son duo avec le pianiste Jason Moran, notre cabinet d'enquête a décidé de prendre Shepp en filature, de Philadelphie à New York, et d'Alger à Paris. Pour ce faire, le ténor a accepté de se livrer à un interrogatoire.   Etagère 6… Boîte n°4… Dossier AS 1937… Archie Shepp, au matin des Noirs.    Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Tous les jours dans Nova Lova, Jeanne Lacaille vous propose une chronique sur les musiques rituelles, les rythmes issus des musiques de guérison (traditionnelles ou repassées à la moulinette des musiques actuelles), des plantes ou bien des savoirs hérités racontés par des invité.e.s un peu sorcier.e.s de passage à Nova.Un podcast réalisé par Tristan Guérin.Aujourd'hui dans La Potion, une légende du jazz : le saxophoniste américain Archie Shepp ! À 83 ans, Archie Shepp est un véritable monument. Créateur du free-jazz avec Cecil Taylor, activiste du Black Power, musicien militant et voyageur, Archie Shepp use depuis longtemps de son saxophone comme une arme pour dénoncer les inégalités raciales, cette maladie qui gangrène toujours les Etats-Unis. Vous l'aurez compris, chez Archie Shepp, le sax est politique alors quand éclate, en 1971, un soulèvement de prisonniers dans la prison d'Attica suite à l'assassinat d'un militant Black Panthers, Archie Shepp enregistre l'année suivante Attica Blues : son disque le plus connu, une œuvre enragée à la croisée du free jazz, du blues, du gospel et de la soul. La révolte ça conserve, et comme une cure de jouvence, on a pu voir Archie ces dernières années aux côtés de rappeurs tels que Chuck D de Public Enemy ou du français Rocé… et même de Nekfeu ! Aujourd'hui, Archie vit à Ivry, à côté de Paris. A l'occasion de la sortie de Let My People Go, un disque qui revisite l'immense œuvre collective que forment les negro spirituals, La Potion s'est invitée chez Archie Shepp.Un épisode dans lequel le grand maître dévoile son rapport à la magie, à la transe, aux negro spirituals qu'il considère très puissants ; et revient sur quelques rencontres spirituelles qui ont marqué sa vie, de John Coltrane à la weed. Crédit © Getty Image / Frans Schellekens See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sintonía: "All Pervading" - Edward Larry Gordon "Peyote Song No. III" - Horace Tapscott & The Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra; "Shadow Sculptures" - Joe McPhee; "Street Ends" - Errol Parker; "3/4´s of 4/4" - Amina Claudine Myers; "Freedom Time" - The Pharaohs; "The Blessing Song" - Michael White; "Black Survival" - Roy Brooks & The Artistic Truth; "Dig Where Dat´s At" - Lloyd McNeill; "Attica Blues" - Archie Shepp Escuchar audio

This episode of The Checkpoint is sponsored by The North Face. In the 3rd Checkpoint podcast we speak to the ever inspirational DJ, producer, motivator, yoga teacher and founder of the legendary Run Dem Crew, Charlie Dark. Host Phil Young goes back to the beginning of Charlie's fascinating life journey to discover the realities of being a young black boy in 80s London, how that led to touring the world with his band Attica Blues and harnessing the tools that enabled him to engage a new audience into the joys and freedom of running. Charlie is a man of many talents and plenty of strings to his bow, in a world where BLM has been pushed up the social agenda for media, brands and organisations, he delivers words of wisdom and caution to the black and brown community on the cusp of change. Phil also reports from the Black Trail Runners' inaugural 'Trail Taster' in Wendover woods provided by Centurion Running. Marcus and Sabrina give us a trail race update and move on up to ‘C' in our A - Z of trail running. Follow Charlie on insta - @daddydarkrdc Run Dem - @run.dem.crew https://www.rundemcrew.com https://www.elephantpark.co.uk/run-dem-radio/ BTR - @blacktrailrunners

Welcome to The Top 5 Records Podcast Episode 8 with the man the myth the legend Charlie Dark.   You can stream the podcast below or subscribe through Apple Podcasts herefrom Spotify here or search for The Top 5 Records Podcast through your preferred podcast provider.   Charlie Dark is a good friend of mine and a one time business partner when we founded FUN DMC together.    Charlie has led an extremely interesting professional life and we delve into some of that here. Having started as a DJ he was singed to the Mo Wax label as part of group Attica Blues before going on to sign a major label deal with Sony that did not work out at planned. Disillusioned with the music biz he threw himself into self care and off the back started Run Dem Crew a running community which now meets weekly and has tons of members ranging from casual runners to those who run marathons around the globe.    It is this ability of bringing people together than I think is Charlie's real strength. He is a vocal supporter of those around him always pushing them to achieve through all manor of initiatives including his latest project Run Dem Radio which will be taking to the airwaves in the upcoming weeks.   Check out the Spotify playlist for his selection here https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0rp8LGqeKDYKWMW6s8RyW0?si=Fx90t1kSQyWGt0Yxk4JmNA     And if you wanted to buy and the of the records discussed you can head to these links here.   Run Dmc - Sucker MC's (1983) Profile Records https://www.discogs.com/Run-DMC-Its-Like-That/master/63297   Nas Illmatic - 1994 Columbia https://www.discogs.com/search/?q=illmatic&type=release   Anthony Red Rose - Tempo (1985) Firehouse  https://www.discogs.com/Anthony-Red-Rose-Tempo/master/134730   Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions 1975 on RCA / Flying Dutchman https://www.discogs.com/Lonnie-Liston-Smith-The-Cosmic-Echoes-Expansions/master/90939   Attica Blues - Blueprint 1995 Mo Wax https://www.discogs.com/Attica-Blues-Attica-Blues/master/69413    

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ASHLEY (2:50)! Catching up on the week and talking a bit about the Christopher Dormer story (3:10). Music starts off real jazzy with Attica Blues x Archie Shepp (13:05). A self-titled modern jazz album: Ill Considered x Ill Considered (17:19). Quan introduces us to space rock (19:00). Spotify playlists can be half-assed...(23:10 ). Pandering and social justice (29:00). Quan was not feeling the Naeem project at all (31:13). 6lack's EP was so good (32:42). The beauty in the patience Kendrick Lamar EP from will on the soul from youtube is pretty dope (36:43)! Best things Kezo heard this week: Reality Check x swae lee and 2 Steppin x Jon Givez (44:30). Rap Caviar sucks (52:11). The Flying Lotus v Thundercat debate comes to a close (55:41). How do u fee about getting married x Dijon (59:30). Lil Baby Deluxe album (1:02:30). Vinland Saga update(1:11:30). A brief Hunter x Hunter update from Quan (1:25:28). Kanye and Kid Cudi are dropping an anime (1:27:41). The Last of us[part 1]wrap up from Kezo (1:36:30).

Weekly Soul music podcast hosted by Robbie Duncan Listen again to the ElecSoul show hosted by DJ Robbie Duncan First Broadcast on Stroud Lockdown Radio Sunday 31st May 2020 ElecSoul Show 002 was strong this week with a playlist of artists including Omar, Jill Scott, Attica Blues and including some new music from Nuff Pedals, Izo FitzRoy, Zero 7 and many more! Local shout outs to Rodborough, Graz and Brasil! Tune in every Sunday between 5pm-7pm UK time on Stroud Lockdown Radio. https://www.facebook.com/stroudlockdownradio/ Tracklist: 1. Got To Give It Up - Marvin Gaye 2. Only - Fatima 3. Golden - Jill Scott 4. Usher - Good Kisser (Daniel Crawford Remix) Daniel Crawford 5. Gotta B Everything - Vanessa Rubin 6. The Man - Omar 7. What Do You Want? - Attica Blues 8. Something - Phonte & Eric Roberson 9. Notice Me Not (feat. Breezy Lee) - Nuff Pedals 10. There is a Way - Amerigo Gazaway 11. Do It (Featuring Unforscene)- Alice Russell 12. Move On - Young Disciples 13. Symmetry (Zero 7 Remix)- SYML 14. Twisted - Ultra Nate 15. Blind Faith (Art of Tones Extended Remix)- Izo FitzRoy 16. Back of My Heart - Crackazat 17. Make You Move (Lil' Dave Remix) - Lady Alma 18. Heard This One Before (feat. BOSCO & KAYTRANADA)- Phonte 19. All I Have (feat. Danielle Moore) - D-Pulse 20. 20th Century Fix (Warm Weather)- Mirror Signal 21. Lost Baggage - Kinny 22. Inside Out - American Gypsy 23. I Want You Back - Raphael Saadiq 24. Think Better Slow - Motion Replay 25. Take a Chance (feat. Courtney John) - Soul Sugar 26. Highest - The Detroit Experiment

This episode's guest is Charlie Dark. Charlie is a musician, DJ, poet, yogi, speaker, writer and community builder, amongst many other things. He was a founding member of the trip-hop sensations Attica Blues and his work connects communities, encourages togetherness and provides people with the skills to navigate and survive the daily challenges of life. In 2007 Charlie founded Run Dem Crew, a running community for people who don't consider themselves runners, committed to positive social change with fingers in many creative pies. Recorded at House of St Barnabus, London.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stevexoh)

This was an exploration into the evolution of Charlie Dark, the DJ, Poet, Founder of Run Dem Crew in London, Influencer, leader and yogi.  We sat down for an intimate conversation in his home surrounded by thousands of 12inch and 45 records a collection which he amassed over the decades.  When he's not rescuing dance hall records you'll probably find him running with his crew or teaching Yoga to beginners.  "Running has had a tremendous impact on my life but yoga has had a bigger impact".   I was curious to find out why, so invited him on the show to share his story.  After signed to a major record label with Sony under the moniker Attica Blues and then being dropped Charlie became disillusioned with the music industry and fell into a deep depression.  Running helped Charlie escape from that dark period in his life.   Run Dem Crew was born out a simple desire and mission to keep his friends alive.  Watching from afar over the years I realized there were many layers  to the man.  Charlie had no idea that his small selfless gesture would travel around the world.  Decades early Hip Hop had traveled to London and other parts of the world, now the idea of running crews were popping up around the world.  I grew up in an era when Hip Hop was in its infancy stages, I'm talking about when DJ's would hook up their sound systems to the light poles for power.  I was curios about the rise in popularity of running crews and Charlies is a legend in the game.  But, I was more fascinated with his ability to adapt to the change in the market.    Change is the only constant in life and we refuse to change we cease growing; "I always feel disappointment is the best thing that can happen because it jolts you back to reality".  It is this snap back to reality after being dropped that keeps him humble with a servant attitude.  Before being an influencer was even a thing Charlie was creating relationships with brands so his kids would have a safe warm place to meet.   After tuning in it would me so much to me if you'd rate and write a review on iTunes  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derek-oxley/support

Aste honetan, MoWax disketxeari eskeini diogu iratsaio hau, james lavelle-ek sorturiko zigilua izan zen MoWax, Jazza, Hip Hopa, Breaka, Trip Hopa, Elektrónica, bezalako filosofiari eutsiaz sorturiko proiektu grarrantsitzua izan zen 90. hamarkadan. Daddy Jeffen eskutik, honako artistak entzuteko aukeran izan gara sesio modura: Dj shadow, Roni Size, DJ Krust, Attica Blues, Dillinja,Dr. Octagon, DJ Krush, The Prunes, Attica Blues, DJ Solo, Rob D, Unkle, Andrea Parker, La Funk Mob, Beastie Boys, Stereo MC’s, Money Mark, La Funk Mob, DJ Solo, Rob D, Unkle, Andrea Parker, etab... Mila esker belarria jartzeagatik.

Full episode info and Show Notes: www.wearelookingsideways.com For episode 036, I headed up to London to meet the inspirational Charlie Dark: runner, musician, DJ, thinker, leader, teacher, speaker, poet and much more. He's a member of seminal Mo’ Wax band Attica Blues, and founder of Run Dem Crew, the running community that has been the inspiration for and catalyst of the entire urban running movement that has taken off globally over the last decade. And if you do know Charlie? Then you’ll probably know the bare bones of the story. You’ve probably also read the same or similar interviews with Charlie countless times over - how he started RDC, the Nike years, his towering influence on the scene and so on. So understandably I was pretty keen not to go over the same old ground with Charlie during our time together. And I’m happy to say that what we’ve got here is a different Charlie Dark chat. One in which we cover plenty of old ground, sure, but also found out where Charlie is now, and what his plans are for the future. As you might expect from this legendary wisdom-dropper, there are plenty of though-provokers to get your head around in this one. I really enjoyed this one. Big thanks to Charlie for coming on the podcast, opening up and getting right into the spirt of the Looking Sideways podcast. Hope you all enjoy it. As ever thanks to Scott Nixon (www.scottnixon.co.uk) for post-production help and Matt Ward (www.linguistine.com) for the theme tune.

Hideout Sessions - Episode 100 Can you believe it!? The show's made it to 100. It certainly feels well aged now. Not in a fine wine sense, perhaps more like a well trodden musical pathway that takes you to a secret hidden beach of…what? I have no idea where this is going, so I'll stop trying to be profound and let the music do the talking… To celebrate this milestone, I've put together a truly wonderful show for you all. I'm joined in the mix and on the phone by favourite producer, Fybe:one. Regular listeners will know what a huge talent this man is, so ensure you set aside some time to listen properly to the hour or so, slot he fills with some great insight and a stunning selection. The rest of the show comprises of newness from Quantic, Lorca, Duke Dumont, Neuropol, Titeknots, Lord Echo, Snow Ghosts and Rumpistol to name a handful. It's all gold, it's all new and it's all must buys!!! Thank you so much for all your support over the 100 episodes, it means the world to have you on board and supporting the music. Please do all you can to spread the word and I'll see you in a few weeks for a Wotnot Music special. Can't wait! So, Much. Love….R xxxx Tracklist: 1. Dizz1, ft. Warrior Queen ‘Real Bad Gyal' (Tru Thoughts) 2. Kelis ‘Jerk Ribs' (Ninja) 3. Lord Echo ‘Digital Haircut' (Bastard Jazz) 4. Quantic, ft. Pongo Love ‘Duvido' (Tru Thoughts) 5. Clap! Clap! ‘Tambacounda's White Magic' (Black Acre) 6. Andrew Ashong ‘Love The Way' (Which Way) 7. Teotima Ensemble ‘Orange Lamps' (First Word) 8. Titeknots ‘Triangle Tracks' (Tru Thoughts) ———————————————————————— FYBE:ONE INTERVIEW ———————————————————————— FYBE:ONE IN THE MIX 9. Duct - Unreleased Untitled 10. Kiasmos - Driven - (Erased Tapes) 11. Maribou State - Blue Sunday - (Southern Fried Records) 12. Kasper Bjorke - Doesn't Matter (Trentemoller Remix) - (HFN Music) 13. Mike & The Censations - There's Nothing I Can Do About It (Highland Records) 14. Bettye Swann - (My heart is) Closed for the season - (Capitol Records) 15. Attica Blues feat. Organized Konfusion - Tender Remix - (Mo Wax) 16. DJ Chrome feat Blabbwona - Clone Wars - (Solid Pack) 17. Julien Dyne - Dirt Crystals feat Mara TK - (BBE Music) 18. Mount Kimbie - Ruby (Warp Records) 19. James Blake - Klavierwerke - (R&S Records) 20. Throwing Snow - Clamour - (Snowfall) 21. Fybe:one - Kora (Jamie Wilder Remix) - Shades Recordings 22. Howsons Groove - Body & Soul (Fybe:one Remix) - (Forthcoming Chasing Unicorns) 23. Sina - All Alone (Fybe:one Remix) - (Forthcoming Organic Beats / Example Media) 24. Quantax / Blacksmif - He, She, It (Fybe:one Remix) - (unreleased) 25. Jono McCleery - Darkest Light (Fybe:one Remix) - (unreleased) ———————————————————————— 26. Rumpistol, ft. John LaMonica ‘Atacama' (Rump) 27. Snow Ghosts 'Secret Garden' (Houndstooth) 28. Lorca ‘Forgive Me Love New' (Naked Naked) 29. Duke Dumont, ft. Jax Jones ‘I Got U (Virgin/EMI) 30. SexRulesEverything ‘Ghettofied' (Unreleased) 31. Appleblim & Komon ‘Glimmer' (Aus Music) 32. Gacha ‘Ghostly Head' (Apollo) 33. Neuropol, ft. Marlene Abuah ‘Warning' (Shogun Audio) 34. The Rampagers ‘DWG Rampage' (Digger With Gratitude)

With winter approaching rather swiftly, we sought out one of the finest DJs around to bring some warmth to your surroundings. We're pleased to introduce everyone to another vinyl addict, DJ Sezy! Originally from Providence, Rhode Island, Sezy has been addicted to vinyl ever since she discovered her father's jazz collection at age 7. Stylish in everything she does, Sezy spins an incredible set off deep house, future jazz and hip hop, usually with a sprinkling of classics and r&b to round out the sound. Currently residing in Philadelphia, Sezy has graced the stage along side of people such as King Britt, J-Live, Jneiro Jarel, Count Bass D, John Tejada & Tony Nwachukwu (formerly of Attica Blues). In October 2004, Sezy was one of 7 applicants from the USA to be chosen for the Red Bull Music Academy in Rome, Italy. After the amazing worldwide adventure, she returned to the States to partner up with Jneiro Jarel in a record label startup, Label Who?, which released their first LP in December 2004. She is currently djing spot dates throughout Philly and the US, and working on music and film projects. Contact her at: heathersezyrahn@gmail.com . Tracklist below! 1. The Land Of Freedom (Slope Remix) – Hirado / Yusuke ; Matsuoka / Takahiro [Soulphiction & Slope Remixes]2. Still Waiting – Markus Enochson3. Truth (Bertrand Dupart Mix) – MdCL presents Sy Smith4. Someone (Vocal Mix) – Phil Asher & Kai Alce ft Kayenne5. So Simple – Isoul8 & Rasiyah6. Fingers – BitterSuite7. Searchin’ (Motor City Drum Ensemble Mix) – Joey Negro presents Akabu8. The_Tea_(akctmatic remix) – Choklate ft A Kid Called Trizzy9. Superman (Main Mix) – Black Coffee feat. Bucie10. No way back (chi town mix) – Jihad muhammad11. Where The Music Takes You – Ananda Project12. Inspiration / Girl Of My Dreams (Timmy Regsiford & Adam Rios Remix) – Peven EverettK http://twitter.com/sezyindigo

pisode 39 is an eclectic one hour journey through dub, beats and bass from self professed 'non-DJ': Paradigm X. Full tracklisting and notes can be found at http://www.weareie.com