Podcasts about Awesome Tapes From Africa

www.brianturnershow.com, www.eastvillageradio.comFROST GIANT - Going Back To Country - Heavy Encounter (Elefantplatte, 2003)COMUS - Song To Comus (Live 2008) - East of Sweden (Dirter, 2011)DEATH SS - Murder Angel - The Story of Death SS 1977-84 (Minotauro, 1987)BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD CRITIQUE LIVE'S I ALONEULTIMATE DISASTER - What Right? - For Progress.... (Grave Mistake, 2025)MANWICH - Valley of the Giants - V/A: We Were Living In Cincinnati Vol 2 1982-88 (Hozac, 2025)THE EX - In The Rain - If Your Mirror Breaks (The Ex, 2025)MOSKITO - Mashonisa - Idolar (2001, re: Awesome Tapes From Africa, 2025)A TRIBE CALLED QUEST - Show Business - The Low End Theory (Jive, 1991)HARVEY MATUSOW'S JEW'S HARP BAND - War Between Fats and Thins - War Between Fats and Thins (Head, 1969)LA BREA PULPIT - Bluntdestroyer - Anandamide Aberration (Liquid Library, 2025)PANCRACE - La Papotier - Papotier (Penultimate Press, 2025)NADAGEN - Staccato - Nadagen (Futura Resistenza, 2024)KLINGONS - Dr. Jekkyl & Mr. Hyde - 7" (Kang, 1980)COUNTER INTUITS - Anarchy On Yr Face - V/A: Volcanic Tongue - A Time-Travelling Evangelist's Guide to Late 20th Century Underground Music (Disciples, 2025)RON  HOUSE - Restraining Order - Obsessed (2002, re: Siltbreeze, 2025)CLOTHING -  Alucinidad -  La Muerte En Realidad no Existe (Tin Angel, 2025)CHINGIZ KAM - Part Three - Tuvan Shamanism Anxiety Killer (BC, 2025)JON BLUM QUARTET WITH MARSHALL ALLEN - Levitation - Deep Space (Astral Spirits, 2024)CHRISTINE 23 ONNA - New Dawn In Mexico - Space Age Pad Psychedelic Music (Insignificant, 1996)J.T. - God Is Red - Meshes In the Afternoon (Twisted Village, 1992)OVER-GAIN OPTIMAL DEATH - Oversleep - Die Underground (Riot Season, 2025)LEE RANALDO & MICHAEL VALLERA - Early New York Silver II - Early New York Silver (Amish, 2025)

Todays Worldy featured experimental avant-garde from behind the Berlin Wall— psyche rock from Philippians — electro minimal funk from barrios of México— leftfield underground new directions of Amapiano on Awesome Tapes From Africa— new 7” soul banger on Belfast label Superfly Funk And Soul— new releases from long standing Scottish punks— shoegazing dream pop from Estonia— and loads more. Spinnin' New Release Alert - Jamie And The Members, Juniore, La Femme, Fontaines D.C., Primal Scream, Jesus And The Mary Chain. Charlie Megira on The Numero Group.For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/worldy/Tune into new broadcasts of Worldy with Matt and Dom, LIVE, Mondays from 10 AM - 12 Noon EST / 3- 5 PM GMT.//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Snap Studios introduces an epic collaboration years in the making... "Mind Your Own." A new storytelling show hosted and produced by Lupita Nyong'o, that navigates what it means to belong all from an African perspective.Lupita Nyong'o knows what home feels like. But where exactly is it? In Mexico, where she was born? Kenya, where she grew up? Or the States, where she's spent the past 20 years?Like Lupita, millions of Africans are spread out across the globe following family, searching for love, building futures and creating stories. It's these stories – wild and messy, intimate and joyous – that she wants to hear. Join Lupita as she shares tales of her own and dives into the lives of real people finding their way in new worlds of every kind.Episode 1: The Sound of HomeSound travels in all directions, but your feet can only follow in one.“Losing My Accent”: Lupita takes on an American accent when she becomes an actor-in-training at Yale.Original score by Ian Hughes Pelton AKA Tofu Jack.“Obaa Sima”: How long can a song stay in your heart? A musical journey from Ghana to Germany to Canada transports Yaw Atta-Owusu from the toy store to the dance floor.Big thanks to Yaw for sharing his story with us! Check out the Obaa Sima album featured in this episode. Thanks as well to Awesome Tapes From Africa for sharing Yaw's music with us.Produced by Marisa Dodge and Regina Bediako with assistance from Bo Walsh. Original score by Clay Xavier, with additional music from Marla Kether and Ata Kak.Original Mind Your Own theme song by Sandra Lawson-Ndu AKA Sandu Ndu x Peachcurls ft. Ehiorobo. This episode also featured the song Show My Side by CKay ft. Amaarae.Executive Producers: Glynn Washington and Mark RistichManaging Editor: Regina BediakoDirector of Production: Marisa DodgeSeries Producers: David Exumé and Priscilla AlabiMusic Supervisor: Sandra Lawson-NduStory Scouts: Ashley Okwuosa, Fiona Nyong'o, Jessica Kariisa, Lesedi Oluko MocheEditors: Nancy López and Anna SussmanEngineering: Miles LassiOperations Manager: Florene WileyStory Consultant: John FecileGraphic Design: Jemimah EkehOriginal Artwork: Mateus SitholeSpecial Thanks: Allan Coye, Jake Kleinberg, Samara Still, Sarah Yoo, Warner Music Group, and Afripods.Episode transcripts can be found here.Mind Your Own is a production of KQED's Snap Studios, with sales and distribution by Lemonada Media. Hosted and produced by Lupita Nyong'o. 

A special Wednesday Worldy with electro and indie pop music featuring Worldy favorites record labels - Höga Nord label from Sweden, and Awesome Tapes From Africa, plus loads of chill out club music, and Hip Hop from Brooklyn, Spain and France.Featuring artists Escape From New York, Gibraltar Drakus, Sly & Robbie, Cheb Hader, Saïan Supa Crew, La Femme, Africaine 808 plus loads more.Tune into new broadcasts of Worldy with Matt and Dom, LIVE, Monday from 10 AM - 12 Noon EST / 3- 5 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/worldy///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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It has been a long road for Peter One from his humble beginnings in Ivory Coast, where he grew up not far from the administrative capital, Abidjan, all the way to Nashville and the stage of the Grand Ole Opry and The Ryman.  Having picked up a guitar at 17, then joining up with a schoolmate and fellow musician, Jess Sah Bi, Peter released his first album in 1985, Our Garden Needs Its Flowers, and shortly thereafter became a national sensation in his home country, playing for the President of Ivory Coast and regaling massive stadium crowds with his brand of Afro-pop and Americana-influenced folk. Packing up that success in a suitcase full of dreams, Peter left for America, landing in New York City in the mid-90s where he began a new life there working as a nurse and eventually moved to Nashville, all the while quietly making plans to rebuild his music career -- and that he did!  With the re-release of "Garden" in 2018 thanks to the small indie label Awesome Tapes from Africa, and thanks to glowing reviews from both Pitchfork and Rolling Stone, Peter began to regain a level of popularity and begin his Second Act. Now, almost 40 years after his debut effort, Peter's sophomore album, Come Back to Me, has just been released on Verve Records. Triumphantly, but not unexpectedly, Peter eventually found himself playing big stages in the U.S. and even opening at The Ryman for Jason Isbell, who explained, "he's a natural performer; you feel like you're seeing someone who is a legendary singer."  This is an amazing comeback story, and one of patience, perseverance and determination; one that is loaded with Peter's lowkey and confident vibe, all the while infused with his firm belief in himself and what he knew to be true about the power of his own creative expression and what he has to offer the world. Join us on Roadcase while Peter talks about the long road from Ivory Coast to Nashville on this week's episode.  It's a great one!!For more info about Peter One:https://www.peteronemusic.com/For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comRoadcase theme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Este sexto y último torrente de Mensajes del río parlante, con el cual el podcast MUAC cierra temporada, está titulado Episodio 6. La calle es el archivo. El catálogo de Awesome Tapes from Africa. Y está dedicado a revisar el caso de Awesome Tapes from Africa un sello discográfico creado por el estadounidense Briam Shimkovitz y cuyo objeto de atención es esa música africana que se encuentra en la calle, en los mercados, en el intercambio cotidiano de las ciudades o los pueblos de países como Ghana, Etiopía, Sudáfrica, Eritrea o Mali.

Part I of a survey of (mostly) funky African music via today's crop of excellent global reissue labels. These dedicated labels are introducing and reintroducing strains of outstanding West African music, new and old, to ears that have largely ignored the region's under-recognized contributions to the breadth of music. We run through Hilife, Afrobeat, Gumbe, Afro-Rock, Malian Peulh, Edo Funk, Country-Folk, Agadez Rock, and then some. Next up is Part II where we'll explore the musical gems of East Africa. AKULA! Available on all podcast apps. Subscribe and never miss a new rabbit hole.  Follow @thesoniccloth on Instagram to grab the tracklist.

Hailu Mergia is one of Ethiopia's most virtuoso keyboard magicians. On the accordion, keyboard, piano or melodica, he conjures up playful and mystical melodies. He is inspired by traditional folk songs of his homeland and underlays them with modern funk and jazz grooves. Imagine you get into a taxi, and at the wheel is a legendary keyboardist from Ethiopia! Hailu Mergia spent almost 20 years ferrying customers around Washington DC, jamming on his instrument while waiting for the next ride. His unusual career began in the rural province of Sheva, where he was born in 1946. In the 70s, he became part of the Walias Band, the house band at Addis Ababa's hip Hilton Hotel. He experienced first-hand the difficult time around 1974 when Emperor Haile Selassie was overthrown by the DERG regime. To get around the curfew, his Walias Band simply played non-stop from midnight to five o'clock. In the 80s, he moved to the USA, where he kept his head above water with various jobs, but never forgot his love for music. In 2013, he made a comeback after the label "Awesome Tapes From Africa" reissued his classics. In the soundtrack, he tells us about companions like Mulatu Astatke, role models like Jimmy Smith and about the turbulent times in Ethiopia in the 70s. | Shownotes at www.wdr.de/k/soundtrackvon Von Adrian Nowak.

La semaine dernière avec l'équipe au grand complet, on partait pour l'Afrique de l'Ouest, dans la corne de l'Afrique pour vous parler de la musique de la Somalie ! La situation politique du pays, en proie à une guerre civile qui n'en finit pas depuis 1978, implique des difficultés pour les artistes locaux de réussir à faire entendre leurs voix et productions en dehors du pays, et les quelques disques d'artistes restés au pays nous sont souvent parvenus grâce au travail d'employés de radios soucieux de sauvegarder la culture musicale locale, et par le travail de recherches de quelques labels spécialisés dans les compilations (les très bons Awesome Tapes From Africa et Analog Africa donc nous vous parlons souvent) qui ont permis d'exhumer quelques disques et artistes de l'époque pré-guerre civile. Au programme on retrouve la tradition musicale Qaraami, mêlant à la fois des influences highlife, Ethio-Jazz, la musique pop arabe, ou encore le funk et la soul. On passe par des artistes exilés loin de Somalie pour pouvoir exprimer leur musique. On termine sur un peu de RnB contemporain.   La musique de Somalie Dur-Dur Band - Halelo Libaaxyada Maaweeliska Banaadir - Naga Tag, Kac Hooyaa Maryam Mursal - Somali Udiida Ceb Kooshin - Yurub Mukhtar Ramadan Lidi - Check up your head Sarah Haigan - Hobaa Layoww Heedhe Hibo Nuura - Haddii Hoobalkii Gabay Yayoyanoh - Sci-Fi Abonnez-vous dans nos réseaux Même après plus de 200 épisodes, c'est toujours pareil : pour suivre Mappemonde, vous pouvez vous abonner à la page Facebook  ainsi que le compte Instagram. Vous pouvez écouter l'intégrale des podcasts via iTunes et autres plateformes de podcast (cherchez : « mappemonde radio campus paris » et abonnez-vous aux updates). Une émission animée et réalisée par Léo Vesco, Maxime Valette et Antoine Carrière et Maxime Kokocinzki. Mappemonde est une émission créée par Thomas Guillot pour Radio Campus Paris. Générique réalisé par Maxime Kokocinzki. Photo : Mogadiscio, Somalie © AMISOM Public Information.

La semaine dernière avec l'équipe au grand complet, on partait pour l'Afrique de l'Ouest, dans la corne de l'Afrique pour vous parler de la musique de la Somalie ! La situation politique du pays, en proie à une guerre civile qui n'en finit pas depuis 1978, implique des difficultés pour les artistes locaux de réussir à faire entendre leurs voix et productions en dehors du pays, et les quelques disques d'artistes restés au pays nous sont souvent parvenus grâce au travail d'employés de radios soucieux de sauvegarder la culture musicale locale, et par le travail de recherches de quelques labels spécialisés dans les compilations (les très bons Awesome Tapes From Africa et Analog Africa donc nous vous parlons souvent) qui ont permis d'exhumer quelques disques et artistes de l'époque pré-guerre civile. Au programme on retrouve la tradition musicale Qaraami, mêlant à la fois des influences highlife, Ethio-Jazz, la musique pop arabe, ou encore le funk et la soul. On passe par des artistes exilés loin de Somalie pour pouvoir exprimer leur musique. On termine sur un peu de RnB contemporain. La musique de Somalie Abonnez-vous dans nos réseaux Même après plus de 200 épisodes, c'est toujours pareil : pour suivre Mappemonde, vous pouvez vous abonner à la page Facebook  ainsi que le compte Instagram. Vous pouvez écouter l'intégrale des podcasts via iTunes et autres plateformes de podcast (cherchez : « mappemonde radio campus paris » et abonnez-vous aux updates).

Eliseo Parra presenta su nuevo trabajo ‘Cantar y batir’, compuesto por 11 canciones con textos tradicionales, además de su versión personal del tema ‘Mediterráneo’ de Joan Manuel Serrat, que Eliseo incluye en este trabajo como homenaje al cantautor y poeta catalán. El álbum recoge canciones con textos tradicionales, como En Granada, dedicado a las mujeres de Peñaparda que le enseñaron a tocar el pandero cuadrado o Aksak, que en turco significa cojo y se usa para describir los patrones rítmicos que combinan compases binarios y ternarios, que aún está vivo en parte de Castilla; La melodía de la jota Asómate a la ventana es muy conocida en Aragón y La Rioja y que fue la que cantó Imperio Argentina en la película “Nobleza baturra” en 1935. Pena Parda, el segundo baile de Peñaparda que recogiera García Matos en el año 1952 De corrillo en corrillo, del trabajo ‘Sanabria música tradicional’, del Centro de Estudios de Folklore de Zamora. Después de una extensa serie de reediciones de álbumes anteriores de su Discografía, Awesome Tapes From Africa celebra la carrera de cuatro décadas de la cantante maliense Nahawa Doumbia con una nueva colección de canciones pop de África Oriental. Kanawa ve a Doumbia mantenerse firme al reflexionar sobre el estado actual de Mali, ofreciendo reflexiones sobre experiencias de inmigración y llenas para una comprensión más amplia a través de una mezcla vibrante de instrumentación tradicional y moderna. El nuevo álbum de Nahawa Doumbia, Kanawa, captura de manera concisa este momento actual en la historia de Malí. La cantante, cuya dilatada carrera abarca más de cuatro décadas, reflexiona sobre la crisis migratoria desde la perspectiva de Malí en el título de su nuevo álbum Kanawa. A través de ocho canciones grabadas en Bamako con una banda que incluye instrumentos tradicionales y modernos, Doumbia fusiona sus primeros trabajos que se basaron en una expresión sobria de su característico ritmo didadi con el rango grandilocuente del pop contemporáneo de Malí.

Interview 2014 Awesome Tapes From Africa | TRANS MEMORIES by 415663

Interview 2014 Awesome Tapes From Africa | TRANS MEMORIES by 415663

So happy to welcome Lizzie Bonito onto the show this week! Wear headphones! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 480′58″ Bang Bang by Betty Chung on Back To Mine (Back To Mine) 489′43″ Idol Eyes by Common Saints on Single (Starsonics) 492′03″ Giants by Pete Josef on I Rise With The Birds (Sonar Kolletiv) 🆕 497′17″ Momus by Tamil Rogeon on Single (Soul Bank Music) 🆕 505′40″ Motorcycle Doug by Ornament on Commotion (Ornament Records) 🆕 511′25″ Jass Fund Haus -Sworn Virgins by Kapote on Remix EP 2 (Toy Tronics) 518′24″ Japanese Woman by Coeo on Tonic Edits Vol. 8 (The Japan Reworks) (Toy Tronics) 523′36″ Sample Dream by Magou on Dreams (Toy Tronics) 543′42″ I Want Your Love - Dimitri From Paris Remix by Chic on Single (Glitterbox) 545′28″ Baba Ayoola by KOKOROKO on Single (Brownswood Recordings) 🆕 549′14″ Ambasel by Hailu Mergia on Hailu Mergia & His Classical Instrument (Awesome Tapes From Africa) 559′32″ Love And Hate In A Different Time by Gabriels on Single (Gabriels) 🆕 563′21″ Reckoner - Maribou State Remix by Radiohead on Fabric Presents Maribou State (Fabric) 570′33″ Utopic Cities by Solis Lacus on Solis Lacus (Heavenly Sweetness) 576′07″ Back To The Bap by Anthony Drawn on Back To The Bap (Sichtexot) 580′12″ Out Of The Woods by Lydian Collective on Single (Lydian Label) 585′19″ Is It All Over My Face by Loose Joints on Larry Levans Classic West End Records (Verse Music Group) 596′55″ Home At Last by Steely Dan on Aja (ABC) Check out the full archives on the website.

Brian Shimkowitz ist der Archäologe der Tapebänder. Auf seinem Blog "Awesome Tapes from Africa" hat er obskure Kassetten weltbekannt gemacht.

Brian Shimkowitz ist der Archäologe der Tapebänder. Auf seinem Blog "Awesome Tapes from Africa" hat er obskure Kassetten weltbekannt gemacht.

Jess Sah Bi & Peter One, musicians from Côte d'Ivoire in West Africa, recall hearing the harmonies and guitars of Simon and Garfunkel and Cat Stevens for the first time and how that impacted their music from that point onward. In our conversation they take us through the creation of their landmark African-Country-Folk inspired album Our Garden Needs Its Flowers from their initial search for a producer to now the recent reissue, 30 years later, by Awesome Tapes From Africa.   Here’s an external link to every Musical Mention in this episode: 7:01 Simon & Garfunkel 7:08 Cat Stevens 8:19 Jimi Hendrix 8:29 The Beatles (Hey Jude, Let It Be) 9:49 Paul Simon 11:29 James Bond Theme 14:53: Amédée Pierre 15:00 Bob Marley (No Woman No Cry) 18:19 Don Williams 20:51 Don Williams 20:42 Alpha Blondy 25:14 Premiere Chance 30:47 Rosemary Gurg ?? 33:11 Badmos 33:19 Ernesto Djedje 31:51 Georges Tai Benson 36:27 Monique Séka 36:39 Anet Roger 40:08 Gouro 40:27 Our Garden Needs Its Flowers (album) 41:03 Burkina Faso 41:04 Togo 48:50 Brian Shimkovitz

「大橋コユキのFreeStyle」音楽だらけの３０分。 井川ディレクターの音楽コラムは、エチオピアの伝説的ミュージシャン”ハイル・メルギア”について！ ブルックリンで行われたライブリポもあります。

Новый подкаст! К сожалению, я простудился, так что выкладываю тот, который мы записали в «Гараже». Канал на YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/BlitzandChipsVideo Patreon: www.patreon.com/blitzandchips В подкасте участвуют: Гриша Пророков, Димочка Веснин, Василий Кистяковский, Сергей Мудрик Музыку написал Иван Калашников из Наади (спасибо!) Логотип сделал Даня Удобный (спасибо!) Почта: prorokovgrisha@gmail.com Канал в Telegram: telegram.me/grishaprorokov Вот ссылки: Awesome Tapes From Africa: https://bit.ly/2DEbRjK It is as if you were playing chess: https://bit.ly/2BVhkQm канал On Air: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbg4oL4HIaa--Y5SHPFTYvw канал Веснина: https://t.me/backtracking блог Musicophilila: https://musicophilia.wordpress.com/ список Spidermedia: http://spidermedia.ru/mustread радио NTS: https://www.nts.live/ Спасибо всем кто даёт $10 и больше на Patreon: Alexey Ermilov nBee Lena Khalilova Vladimir Tyazhelnikov Vaniya Karakasiyan Artem Gordin Chislovod Вова Апенов Dmitry Bozhenok Yura Kuznetsov Vadim Patsev Anna Ravinskaya Natasha Galishina Бобук Kanye West Vasily Kistyakovskiy Ivan Zhevakin Евдокия Антощак Rita Popova Maria Kozhevnikova Al Argus

On this episode of Music That Matters, Wo' Pop host Darek Mazzone highlights artists on the record label Awesome Tapes From Africa, including Professor Rhythm, Dur-Dur Band, and Awa Poulo.   1. Professor Rhythm - Raditaba (Nozindaba) 2. Hailu Mergia - Tizita 3. Professor Rhythm - Bafana Bafana 4. Nahawa Doumbia - Danaya (à Sidi Konaté Pour Toujours) 5. Jess Sah Bi & Peter One - Our Garden Needs Its Flowers 6. Hailu Mergia & The Walias - Lomi Tera-tera 7. Hailu Mergia - Wegene (Protect-U Remix) 8. Dur-Dur Band - Hayeelin 9. Penny Penny - Shichangani 10. Aby Ngana Diop - Sapaly 11. Ata Kak - Obaa Sima 12. SK Kakraba - Banyere Yo 13. Awalom Gebremariam - Teumat Chena 14. Awa Poulo - Djulau 15. Umoja - 707 16. Om Alex Khaoli - Crosslines

An in-depth chat with Wellington-based broadcaster, DJ, writer, publicist and promoter Martyn Pepperell. We talk through his life and career as a person concerned with music: occasional radio host, regular club DJ, writer and promoter of shows...most recently he has assisted with the reissue of "Our Garden Needs Its Flowers" by Jess Sah Bi and Peter One on the Awesome Tapes From Africa reissue label. We also talk about the very recent death of his father Bryan Pepperell. Bryan was a long-serving Wellington City Councilman. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

An in-depth chat with Wellington-based broadcaster, DJ, writer, publicist and promoter Martyn Pepperell. We talk through his life and career as a person concerned with music: occasional radio host, regular club DJ, writer and promoter of shows...most recently he has assisted with the reissue of "Our Garden Needs Its Flowers" by Jess Sah Bi and Peter One on the Awesome Tapes From Africa reissue label. We also talk about the very recent death of his father Bryan Pepperell. Bryan was a long-serving Wellington City Councilman.

Thrilling music from the cassette deck of Brian Shimkovitz. Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=517 @awesometapesfromafrica

Starting from the mix > 9:17 Band of the Week: Feels | @feelsfeels www.feelsfeels.bandcamp.com/album/butterflies-ep | facebook.com/thisisfeels News: Photay | @photay | www.astronautico.bandcamp.com/album/photay | facebook.com/pphotayy Matthew Herbert | www.matthewherbert.com/edible-sound-dj-experiment-at-the-science-gallery | facebook.com/matthewherbertmusic Mix: Dobie | https://ninjatune.net/artist/dobie Eyesz | @eyesz | facebook.com/Eyeszmusic Lukid | @lukid | facebook.com/LukidMusic Nokwazi | actually, I found this artist via Awesome Tapes From Africa! but Music Alliance Pact is also very cool

Kicking off the show this week we’ve got Soviet-era vinyl breakbeat mashups, heartbreaking ballads and unidentifiable electronic music. Elsewhere in the hour we’ve got the latest from two regularly featured labels - Awesome Tapes From Africa and Rocket recordings - we’ve also got avant-garde oddness from Trunk records in the shape of Bruce Lacey, Blaxploitation Bollywood, a rare track from Crystal Mansion and a dub rework of the magnificent Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band. Subscribe on iTun

Kicking off the show this week we’ve got Soviet-era vinyl breakbeat mashups, heartbreaking ballads and unidentifiable electronic music. Elsewhere in the hour we’ve got the latest from two regularly featured labels - Awesome Tapes From Africa and Rocket recordings - we’ve also got avant-garde oddness from Trunk records in the shape of Bruce Lacey, Blaxploitation Bollywood, a rare track from Crystal Mansion and a dub rework of the magnificent Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band.