Podcasts about jakarta records

Jazz Ahead 236 1. Ultramarine, Mary Halvorson, Cloudward, Nonesuch Records, 2024 2. Grieving Was Yesterday, Simon Spiess Quiet Trio, Euphorbia, Intakt Records, 2024 3. Nottetempo, Arturo Garra, Inverno, Autoproduzione, 2023 4. Perfect Blue, David Cordero & Carlos Ferreira, Silent Articulations, Aural Canyon Music, 2023 5. African Sun, Henry Franklin (Shabaka Hutchings Remix), Remixes 20, Jazz is Dead, 2023 6. Maritime Jazz, Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Les Grandes Vacances, Jakarta Records, 2024 7. Defiant, Tender, Warrior, Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow, Blue Note Records, 2024 8. Rising Son, Takuya Kuroda, Rising Son, First Word Records, 2023 9. In Tongues, Swart Waling Koolhaas, Joost Swart, Bjorn Waling, Jesse Koolhaas, Urban Waves, 2023

Cette quinzaine on a décidé de vous parler d'un label et c'est la première fois qu'on aborde la musique sous cet angle. Habibi Funk est un label allemand qui se met en 4 pour rééditer des morceaux orientaux et africains, des années 70 à quasi nos jours.  Avec l'ambition de faire vivre la musique moderne et fusion en langue majoritairement arabe, Habibi Funk est un label qui fait un formidable travail de dig et de recherche des ayant droits, pour continuer à faire vivre un patrimoine totalement méconnu en occident.  Rock, funk, musique electronique ou disco, c'est l'occasion de voir la musique orientale autrement, et de s'ouvrir à de nouvelles choses fascinantes. 

One of my favorite records of 2021!  Imagine if John Coltrane and Alice Coltrane had the opportunity to make one more record together, it would sound like this record "WAX///WANE" Bio Information on Lucien Johnson: Lucien Johnson has been described as “a saxophonist and composer of rare excellence and mettle.” Involved in a diverse range of artistic projects, his music always succeeds in maintaining a distinctive sound, with a chameleonic emotional range that can shift from warm and intimate through to radical and rebellious. Growing up in an artistic household in Pukerua Bay, north of Wellington, New Zealand, Johnson took off for Europe at the age of 22. Since then his music has been greatly informed by his global travelling and encounters. Living in Paris for most of his formative years in the 2000s, he performed in a free improvising trio with Alan Silva (master free jazz double bassist and contemporary of Cecil Taylor, Sun Ra and Albert Ayler) and Makoto Sato, releasing an album on French label Improvised Beings. He has performed with a long list of luminaries from jazz and improvised music, such as Mulatu Astatke, Barre Phillips, Marilyn Crispell, John Betsch, Steve Potts, Jobic Le Masson and Lol Coxhill. He returned to New Zealand in 2009 where he completed a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at Victoria University. Johnson has composed music for the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the New Zealand Dance Company, for short film and documentaries and for his own projects. He was musical director of Shogun Orchestra which released two albums on German label Jakarta Records. His latest album under his own name, “West of the Sun”, was released on Japanese label Wonderful Noise and was a finalist for NZ jazz album of the year. Johnson is the composer for Borderline Arts Ensemble, directed by choreographer Lucy Marinkovich. For their work, LOBSTERS, Johnson was awarded Sound Designer of the Year and was also nominated for Outstanding Composer at the Wellington Theatre Awards. Johnson wrote the scipt and music for their next project, STRASBOURG 1518, which was a major commission for the 2020 New Zealand Festival. It was subsequently performed at the 2021 Auckland Arts Festival and at a sold-out return Wellington season to rave reviews. Johnson and Marinkovich were co-recipients of the 2018 Harriet Friedlander New York Residency, administered by the Arts Foundation of New Zealand. Remember to subscribe to SOMETHING came from Baltimore!  Listen and share with your friends. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj7HKmMrFB4vAQm3SKzvftA Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/tomfunproductions Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/something-came-from-baltimore/id1400504427 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Bdz5634Wk5bSpaazynbI4?si=cS-_c_rBS2Os83QECKcuJA&dl_branch=1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/support

A conversation with Jannis Stürtz, DJ and co-founder of Habibi Funk Records and Jakarta Records. In this episode, we discuss the modus operandi of Habibi Funk, the importance of digitizalisation of records and cassettes, film-score composer Ahmed Malek in post-colonial Algeria, women in music and film, and more. Donate! Please consider donating towards our work: Patreon.com/habibicollective. A small monthly donation goes a long way towards paying innumerable costs including: screening fees for filmmakers, MGs, design assets and the endless web costs of developing a streaming service. Habibi Collective operates completely on a volunteer-led basis—is vital that we stay independent. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/roisin-tapponi/support

Last Thursday show! I'm back on SATURDAYS from 6th March at 12pm GMT. Wear headphones! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ One More Time by Daft Punk on Discovery (Parlophone) 8′37″ The Awakening by Gianni Brezzo on The Awakening (Jakarta Records) 🆕 12′34″ Hypotheticals - Edit by Lake Street Dive on Hypotheticals (Nonesuch) 🆕 15′48″ Flow by Nubiyan Twist; CHERISE on Flow (Strut Records) 🆕 22′33″ Eyes Without A Face - Poolside Remix by Billy Idol; Poolside on Eyes Without A Face (Poolside Remix) (Capitol) 🆕 25′29″ La Cumbia Sampuesana by Abelardo Carbono; Meridian Brothers on La Cumbia Sampuesana (Palenque Records) 🆕 31′32″ Righty-O! by Spike Wilner Trio on Righty-O! (Cellar Live) 🆕 39′00″ BAM! (Massproductions Dub) by Axel Boman on BAM! (Massproductions Dub) (Studio Barnhus) 🆕 45′00″ Kara Toprak by Altin Gün on Kara Toprak (Glitterbeat Records) 🆕 49′11″ The Clock Won't Tick by Quantic; Eddie Roberts on The Clock Won't Tick (Color Red) 53′44″ Fruit Market Jazz by The Brothers Nylon on Fruit Market Jazz (Hot Bagels) 🆕 59′06″ Fantas for Saxophone and Voice by Caterina Barbieri; Bendik Giske on Fantas for Saxophone and Voice (Editions Mego) 🆕 62′41″ i believe in you by Hand Habits on i believe in you (Saddle Creek) 🆕 66′28″ Calling Me Home (with Francesco Turrisi) by Rhiannon Giddens; Francesco Turrisi on Calling Me Home (with Francesco Turrisi) (Nonesuch) 🆕 75′10″ I Believe In Love by Polyrhythmics; Lucky Brown on I Believe In Love (45) (Color Red) 78′19″ Projection by Yves Jarvis on Projection (Anti) 🆕 79′57″ Keep Checking Up On Me - ALASKALASKA Re-Edit by Chartreuse; ALASKALASKA on Keep Checking Up On Me (ALASKALASKA Re-Edit) (Communion) 🆕 84′22″ Hey Boy by Brijean on Hey Boy (Ghostly Internationl) 🆕 87′48″ Ton Esprit by Whitesquare on Prima (Maurice Uzzan) 98′59″ Asanebo - Quarion Remix by John Tejada; Quarion on Asanebo (Quarion Remix) - 20 Years of Poker Flat Remixes (Poker Flat ) 103′49″ Solaris by Mocongo on Broken Pillar (ALBUM) (Depot6) 109′31″ Subconscious Space by Djalo on Dissociative Realm (Souplex Records) 116′34″ Minor Malfunction by A Sagittariun on Minor Malfunction (Kneaded Pains) Check out the full archives on the website.

All my friends know the lowrider. Wear headphones. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ ACTION by CHAI on ACTION (Sub Pop) 🆕 8′40″ Look by Pom Poko on Cheater (Bella Union) 10′10″ Hamra med slutna ögon by Kungens Män on Hamra med slutna ögon (Kungens Män) 🆕 20′31″ First Impression by The True Loves on First Impression (Color Red) 24′38″ Hit & Run by Kanot on Hit & Run (Abstrack Records) 🆕 29′22″ Find the Gold by MonoNeon on Banana Peel on Capitol Hill (Mononeon) 🆕 38′14″ The Beauty Of Silence by Armen Miran on The Beauty Of Silence (Copyright Control) 42′51″ The Blame - Helsloot Remix by Bob Moses; Helsloot on The Blame (Helsloot Remix) (Domino) 🆕 48′39″ Fewer by Gadi Mitrani on Fewer (Love And Above) 51′51″ Banished by Tamil Rogeon on Banished (Soul Bank Music) 58′25″ Una Esta by Bobbi Humphrey on Fancy Dancer (Blue Note) 74′45″ Like My Way by Logic1000 on You've Got the Whole Night to Go (Therapy) 🆕 77′30″ Moonlight Branches by Kessler on Ambivalent (Shall Not Fade) 🆕 83′27″ Residential Sphere by Analogue Cops on Donut Patrol EP (Analog Solutions) 🆕 88′09″ Run Outs by Alfa Mist on Run Outs (Anti) 🆕 91′46″ Flower Rain by Gianni Brezzo on Flower Rain (Jakarta Records) 100′00″ Teach Me by Alostmen; Villy on Teach Me (Strut Records) 🆕 104′00″ Uykumun Boynunu Bükme by Melike Şahin on Uykumun Boynunu Bükme (Diva Bebe Records) 107′48″ 時間がない by KIRINJI on 愛をあるだけ、すべて (Universal) 113′09″ Safeword by Rhye on Home (Loma Vista Recordings) 🆕 116′48″ Overheat by Gecko & Tokage Parade on Borderline (diskunion) 🆕 Check out the full archives on the website.

How much wood did the woodchuck chuck? Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Pishkesh by Googoosh on Fasle Tazeh (Taraneh Enterprises) 7′00″ Shante - Joey Negro Cosmic Funk Mix by Mass Production on Welcome to Our World (Joey Negro Funk In the Music Mix) (Warner) 16′45″ Sesaat Kau Hadir - Munir Remix by Utha Likumahuwa on Sesaat Kau Hadir (Munir Remix) (Warner) 22′56″ We Can Move by Free Youth on We Can Move (Soundway Records) 29′37″ To Parado Na Tua by Almir Ricardi on Festa Funk (Som Livre) 37′33″ Oil by Dampe on Oil (Darker Than Wax) 🆕 43′00″ Naturals (Transcendental Mix) by Glenn Astro on Homespun (Tartlet Records) 🆕 47′35″ Andy by Les Rita Mitsouko on The No Comprendo (Because Music) 53′22″ Chameleon - Taggy Matcher Disco Mix by Taggy Matcher on Singasong (Copyright Control) 60′41″ Sketch for Bulls Dozing by Fila Brazillia on From The DATs (FBRA) 🆕 67′59″ Enjoy Your Life by Melodiesinfonie on A Journey to You (Jakarta Records) 74′09″ Clean by Lurka on 10.01 (Don't Be Afraid) 79′04″ Mutual Love - Hugo LX Remix by Fredfades on Remixes (Mutual Intentions) 85′33″ Rose 32 by Lifted on 3.3 (Future Time Records) 91′38″ Asiko (In a Silent Mix) - Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix by Tony Allen on Dekmantel 10 Years 10.2 (Dekmantel) 98′43″ Jubilee by Lorenz Rhode on Belair EP (Dirt Crew Recordings) 103′40″ La Parisienne by Feiertag on La Parisienne (Sonar Kollektiv) 107′50″ Kumasi Walk by Ikebe Shakedown on Ikebe Shakedown (Ubiquity Recordings) 115′20″ Sticky July by Butcher Brown on All Purpose Music (Jellowstone) 120′28″ Gata by Bjørn Torske on Gata (Smalltown Supertown) Check out the full archives on the website.

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A l’heure du confinement, l’émission Néo Géo continue d’envoyer du son et vous faire voyager en musique Au programme, plusieurs mixes du monde entier et un live d’un artiste venu tout droit du Portugal !WORLDMIX BRESILConcocté par le mystérieux projet « Bom Dia », ce mix offre des vibrations 100% Brésil, où les artistes revendiquent, résistent et nous font danser. C’est Flavia Coelho, qui ouvre la danse, avec son single « Cidade Perdida ». La chanteuse a d'ailleurs offert aux auditeurs de Nova un live depuis sa chambre, ça s’écoute ici, et était présente aux Nuits Zébrées de Metz le 31 janvier, et c’est ici. Son dernier album est sorti le 18 octobre dernier et s’intitule DNA. Autre nouveauté , le projet franco-brésilien Bel Air de Forro, avec le violoniste nordestin Maciel Salu, ou encore Luedji Luna, artiste originaire de Salvador de Bahia, et désormais résidente de Sao Paulo, où elle a enregistré le magnifique « Um Corpo no mundo », dans lequel elle défend son africanité, s’en prend au racisme et aux discriminations de genre. Autre découverte, Leonardo Marques, complété par Dj Dolores et Marcos Valle. ( rediffusion du 22 septembre 2019)Le LIVEAntonio Zambujo est en live dans Néo Géo. Cet artiste portugais présente son nouvel album Do Avesso sorti en janvier 2020, sur lesquels collaborent l’Orchestre Symphonique de Lisbonne, ainsi que la chanteuse chilienne Mon Laferte. Antonio Zambujo incarne le renouveau de la musique portugaise : il chante à voix basse, et propose un style proche du fado, agrémenté de notes de jazz, de bossa nova. Il reprend également la tradition vocale du Sud du Portugal, le conte alentejano, un chant polyphonique de sa région de Beja, qui accompagne tous les moments de vie quotidienne des habitants. Depuis le 17 mars, Antonio Zambujo a rejoint un mouvement de 80 chanteurs et artistes portugais, qui ont commencé à enregistrer des lives confinés depuis leur domicile.WORLDMIX HABIBI FUNKCe worldmix oriental aux effluves funky est proposé par Jannis Sturtz, le fondateur du label iconique Habibi Funk ! On y découvre notamment deux morceaux venus tout droit de Libye, comme Subhana d’Ahmed Ben Ali, et un titre de Najib Al Housh, sortis récemment en exclusivité sur le label. C’est en 2015 pendant une tournée de Blitz the Ambassador au Maroc, que Jannis cofondateur du label Jakarta Records, découvre son amour pour la musique arabe. Il crée ensuite le label Habibi Funk, après avoir récupéré des 45 tours glanés dans les shouks et magasins de disques du monde arabe. Dix ans plus tard, Habibi Funk peut se targuer d’avoir dix compiles à son actif, dont le but n’est autre que de remettre la musique arabe au goût du jour. (rediffusion du 10 septembre 2019 )WORLDMIX REGGAELa dernière partie de Néo Géo se met au reggae ! Celui qui fait planer et danser. Dans ce mix, Lieutenant Stitchie, pionnier du dancehall et chanteur de gospel à ses heures, Joseph Cotton, né à Sainte Anne en Jamaïque, et qui a commencé dans les années 1970 sous le nom de Jah Walton, Abraham Inc, ou encore Clinton Fearon qui fête ses cinquante ans de carrière et propose « Together Again » en featuring avec l’ivoirien Alpha Blondy, en ouverture de ce worldmix (rediffusion du 9 octobre 2019) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: The Heart and Brain, Wordsworth, Illustrate, conshus, Knaladeus, CYNE, Jah9, Dumi Right, Cadence, J.Lamotta, FloFilz, Atmosphere, Gifted Gab, Murs, Haphduzn, JazzZ, Myme, Amerigo Gazaway, Notorious B.I.G., E-Turn, Geronimus Brothers, Jakarta Records, ALA.NI, Sareem Poems, Newselph, Sivion, J Dilla, MidaZ the BEAST, Haleem, Zagnif Nori, SebastiAn, SYD, Blu, Damu The Fudgemunk, Tourist, OutKast, Goodie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Puntata dedicata interamente alla label di Berlino con tanto di mix esclusivo

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: unselftitled, Yasiin Bey, Mos Def, conshus, Dave Dar, Wordsworth, The Midnight Hour, Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Loren Oden, A Man Called Jason, iamDes, Caravan Palace, Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Black Milk, BJ the Chicago Kid, Little Dragon, Daptone Records, Screechy Dan, Victor Axelrod, K, Le Maestro, Jakarta Records, SkinnyBuddha, TonyOldSchool, GandD, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Declaime, Skip Whitman, Jeremy Page, The Elovaters, Organically Good Trio, QQ Beats, Has-Lo, Chali 2na, Krafty Kuts, Molina Speaks, Blu, Damu The Fudgemunk, Raw Poetic, Tourist, OutKast, Goodie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Sat 5/18/19 Freddie Joachim Show 223 On this episode, we welcomed back the one and only Beat Wizard, Freddie Joachim (Mellow Orange) to discuss his latest project "Beyond The Sea of Trees" released by Jakarta Records on 5/24/19. We discussed things from his music making process to linking up with some rapper by the name of..... J.Cole!!! We know fans have been anticipating this one..... Get in the Circle. Feel the Soul. Featuring music from Alfa Mist, 14KT, Quantic, Laura Misch, Luke Woodfield, Freddie Joachim & many more! 1st Segment - DJ Mza 01 Laura Misch - Night Drive 02 Luke Woodfield - Raigetsu 03 Defizit - Feed Your Head 04 Sleepin Giant - Hearts Are Fragile 05 Soia - Run with Wolves 06 Jamiroquai - Didjital Vibrations 07 Quantic - You Used To Love Me ft. Denitia (Alfa Mist Remix) 08 Ninety Nine - Oak Dash 09 Reginald Omas Mamode IV - To Be Free 10 Drama - Missing (Everything but the Girl Cover) 11 14KT - Down The Street From Peace 12 Ebrahim and Häzel - Daddys Girl (Maliyas Song) 13 Jay Dee - Beej-N-Dem Pt. 2 (Instrumental) 14 Freddie Joachim - Power Profit 15 Gravity Movement - Coconut Rum 2nd Segment - Freddie Joachim DJ Set + Interview Hosted by: DJ Mza & Crew www.soulcircleradio.com Every Sat 12-2p PST Past shows: @soulcircleradio Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/soulcircelradio This show is FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. We do not own or claim to own the rights to these tracks. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

With productions out on Jakarta Records, HHV.DE and Urban Waves Records, and along the lines of blessing the globe with an upcoming album; Producer and DJ Leon Giseke a.k.a. Bluestaeb takes up the decks for a meticulous curation with the aim of building bridges through music, aurally uniting a world of hatred and division. This time from Berlin via Paris to Mauritius, Bluestaeb takes you onboard through the music up in his current soundscape, with an hour of the freshest beats and groovy classics to get you soul'ed out. Visit the link below for tracklist, interview, and download:  http://electrocaine.com/podcast/095/ Stalk us:  www.facebook.com/electrocaineHQ www.twitter.com/electrocaineHQ www.instagram.com/electrocaine

In this episode Hind Mezaina interviews Jannis Stürtz, co-founder of Jakarta Records and Habibi Funk record labels (based in Berlin). Habibi Funk focuses on re-releasing old music from the Arab world, with a particular focus on funk, jazz and obscure music from the 1970s and 80s. Music, photos, text and album covers from Habibi Funk are showcased at an exhibition titled "Habibi Funk: A spotlight on Arab Grooves" exhibition at East Wing Gallery in Dubai. Some images can be found on our Instagram page instagram.com/p/BirY2y3H3iZ/?taken-by=teawithculture They discuss how Habibi Funk started, how the music is found and re-released, the role of music conservation and archiving and the exhibition at East Wing Gallery in Dubai. Habibi Funk: A spotlight on Arab Grooves exhibition at East Wing, Dubai is on from March-May 2018 http://east-wing.org/habibi-funk-a-spotlight-on-arab-grooves-ezp-189.html Music from Habibi Funk record label can be found on https://habibifunkrecords.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/habibifunk https://twitter.com/Habibi_Funk https://instagram.com/habibifunk https://www.facebook.com/habibifunk https://www.jakartarecords.de

Rasmus Shack er syg denne uge, og laver for ugens show hjemmefra. Derfor må hans festival-guide, og den ventede Tyskland special vente til næste uge.På trods af efterårsforkølelse leverer Rasmus sædvanligvis varme rytmer og får tankerne væk fra kulden og disse mørke tider. God fornøjelse!Playliste:Part 1 – Gammel musik     DeodatoBRLove islandDeodatoBRWhistle BumpDeodatoBRKeep It In the FamilyEVFB ABOM-2 mixtapeBRSee EVFB Facebook   Part 2 – Ny Musik     Ivan Ave, MNDSGN, Nanna BUSI DoOddiseeUSUntitledOddiseeUSClutch ShootIll CamilleUSShine OnIvan Ave, MNDSGN, Nanna BUSWatersSuff DaddyDEIn UnisonSuff DaddyDEPocketsTom MischDEArtistAhmed MalekALGLa Silence des CendresFadoulMARSid RedadPat Van DykeUSForrest St. BlueBenny SingsHOLSoftlyStwoFRPandoraIAMNOBODIUSGangster BoyIAMNOBODIUSMr WestOlivier St. LouisUSAin't Cool (Oddisee rmx)CravesGRGot to KnowFloFilzDEYollar

▶ Snippet premiered on Stay Cool w/ seangran 001 feat. Ivan Ave & Evil Needle: bit.ly/staycoolradio001 ▶ Get early updates on the show: twitter.com/staycoolfam I'm honoured to have had @IvanAve as my very first interview subject for Stay Cool all the way back in March. The musician and DJ has been a mainstay in my playlists at home since I first heard “Obedience” with Mndsgn off of @Jakarta-Records' Spring In Jakarta release. There's something about his unassumingly deep lyrics and demeanour that, coupled with beats by Ringgo and his numerous fellow @Mutual-Intentions collaborators, has always appealed to me in a way few rappers do. Above a very groovy (and noisy) Camden Academy DJ set we sat for a chat and discussed a number of things; here's a handy list so you can keep track. We talked about: (0:00) Shows in London, how he got into hip hop & DJing and his stage presence (4:39) His musical upbringing (6:25) How his Oslo based crew Mutual Intentions came together (10:13) The homegrown hip hop scene in Norway and how international music is received there (11:52) Whether growing up in Norway had a large effect on what he does now (13:19) The story behind “Also” with Kaytranada and Kiefer (15:39) Letting things happen naturally, the message behind his music and his music as a sanctuary beyond the BS (18:31) The stunning “Also” video and how Also Known As, the Oslo-based producers that produced the video, are deeply tied to the concept of the song (20:32) His connection to London and artists / platforms from the area that he's a fan of (s/o to Wu-Lu, Hawk House and others) (22:27) His favourite vinyl that he's discovered in the last year (Candle Tribe - Boogie / R&B from the late 80's) (23:31) Producing beats himself, old aliases and the status of Every Eye (24:58) The Hands project from his early days and the importance of the strength physical realm in his lyrics (27:37) How his writing process has changed over his career. Stopping rapping after 30?! (28:50) Nas being the greatest of all time, his beat selection and Life Is Good (31:19) Recent (and old) albums he's been listening to lately (33:11) Show equipment and his 1997 SP-555 (34:35) The unique position of being a White, Northern European rapper and the importance of awareness of the place of such a person in the music game (38:02) Artists to look out for (Jawn Rice, Joyce Wrice and Jon Bap) (40:17) His plans for 2017 (40:55) His relationship with Jakarta Records and why it's such a great home for his music

A l'occasion de son concert avec Mndsgn à Paris, le 18 février, Flora et Lolo ont rencontré Ivan Ave, le MC norvégien de Jakarta Records. Il leur a accordé une petite interview, à propos de ses albums, ses collaborations, influences, projets...Au programme de l'émission : le sample du jour, une interview, suivie d'un mix consacré à Ivan Ave, des news, et l'agenda. La tracklist Le sample du Jour :Con Funk Shun - Straight from the heart - 1982Assasin - The Intro / Lethal assassin - 1996The Jacka et Ampichino feat Rydah J. Klyde - Devilz Rejectz - 2009---Ivan Ave Interview---Ivan Ave mini mix par Lolo :Ivan Ave - ObedienceIvan Ave et Fred Fades - ReapingIvan Ave - Find MeFred Fades et Ivan Ave feat Jalal Salaam - Watchin UIvan Ave - Hello---L'agenda de Flora :Vendredi 11 et samedi 12 mars : Kery James au Hangar à IvrySamedi 12 mars : Oxmo Puccino à l’EMB SannoisMardi 15 mars : The Internet au Cabaret SauvageJeudi 17 mars : JP Manova au Divan du MondeJeudi 17 mars : The Herbaliser sur la scène du New MorningThe Herbalizer - Something Wicked This Way Comes---Les Newz de Brad Beat :Smoke Dza - Morningside SunsetSap feat Stat Quo - Trading PlacesJungle Brown feat Krysis - In The CityAlchemist feat Lil Wayne - Fat AlbertSAMIYAM ft Action Bronson - Mr WonderfulWara from The NBHD - On GodKendrick Lamar - Untitled 02 (06.23.2014)Nick Caution feat Joey Bada$$ - What's UnderstoodBobby Sessions feat Jarren Benton - Grind or DieJace feat Robb Banks - Bonus MidasEasy Dew - #FUCKUR808SLittle Simz - SavageJoey Fatts feat Vince Staple - Farrakhan

Un grand mystère plane autour de Asagaya. Comme l'avait précisé Muzul dans une précédente Muzulière, il s'agirait d'un producteur de hip hop d'origine japonaise qui se prendrait pour un chef indien avec un look à la Belphegor. On a à faire ici à un drôle de personnage... Mais là où c'est plus clair, c'est que son premier album "Light Of The Dawn" est un bel ouvrage. Sorti il y a quelques semaines chez Jakarta Records, le disque bénéficie quand même de l'adoubement de Guts qui s'est impliqué dans la production. Parmi les invités on retrouve aussi des gens comme Akua Naru, Leron Thomas, Afrodyete ou encore l'excellent Jay Prince. Le mystère sera levé ce mercredi puisqu'il viendra dans nos studios et le kiff sera grand puisque nous découvrirons ensemble l'album.   LA PLAYLIST DE L'EMISSION : 1. Intro : – Guilty Simpson feat. Spacek : Smoking 2. Interview Asagaya : – Asagaya feat. Jay prince : Suncat - Asagaya feat. Akua Naru : Women - Asagaya feat. Afrofyete : Nature Creature - Asagaya feat. Jay Prince : Penguin Beach L’album « Light of The Dawn » de Asagaya est disponible sur le Bandcamp de Jakarta Records 3. Mix Future Basics : - 4th Coming : We Got Love - Sly Johnson : Subway - 20Syl : Dust Clouds - Kidkanevil : Explorer Flip - Tcheep : What Can a Rich Girl Do - Tall Black Guy : Give Em The Heat (Billie Jean) - Dam Funk : We Continue - Le Cercle : Do It (DJ Marrrtin remix) - FEL : I Am - Mark Ronson feat. Mystikal : Feel Right - James Brown : Sex Machine (Readymade Jazz Defector) - Bonobo : Cirrus - King Knut : A Lil' Soul 4. Outro : – D'Angelo : Really Love

Nuggsey and Matt are back in full effect. There's talk of bonsai (is that the correct plural use?), the nature of the universe, concert etiquitte and the worldwide reach of the Superbowl. It's all over the place, just the way we like it.  The intro and outro music is from a German emcee called UMSE, off the album "Kunst Für Sich", which translates to "Art in Itself". It was released on German record label, Jakarta Records last year. I have no idea what he's saying, but I love the shit out of it. I guess that makes me a flow strumpet.. I always knew I was a vain piece of shit. The beats are by a dude called Deckah, you can check his Soundcloud here--> https://soundcloud.com/deckahbeats If you like the song at the end of this, and want to suss out some more from UMSE, Deckah and a plethora of other cool shit, head over to https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/music and peruse the fine selection they have up for offer.  Here's a direct link to the UMSE album, https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/kunst-f-r-sich, the instrumental version of the album was released only a few weeks ago so there might be some vinyl still available. 

Queens-bred hip-hop/soul artist, Dynasty, has the soul of a dreamer and the fearless determination to follow that dream wherever it might lead. D.Y. has lit up stages opening for Erykah Badu, The Wu-Tang Clan, Mos Def, Talib Kweli and more. She's out with her debut album, "A Star in Life's Clothing" from Jakarta Records. This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Tim speaks with Dynasty about her new album, women in hip-hop and the 5 albums she wishes she could have been a part of. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Queens-bred hip-hop/soul artist, Dynasty, has the soul of a dreamer and the fearless determination to follow that dream wherever it might lead. D.Y. has lit up stages opening for Erykah Badu, The Wu-Tang Clan, Mos Def, Talib Kweli and more. She's out with her debut album, "A Star in Life's Clothing" from Jakarta Records. This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Tim speaks with Dynasty about her new album. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com