Brian Eno And David Byrne :: My Life In The Bush of Ghosts

Martin Landsky :: 2000 Miles

Zoe Xenia :: Let The Music Play

Today we are treated, once again, to another release that has the Bass Culture unique freshness. This time its the turn of Dutch producer Zoe Xenia. Taking influence from one of the Shannon’s classic, ‘Let The Music Play’ takes on a groove filled, trip-tastic journey. Zoe’s vocals are smooth as silk, and whilst never overbearing, bonds the tracks’ jazzy drums, keys and bassline together like glue. The first of our remixes today comes from one of Detroits finest talents… Anonym. Showcasing those skills to perfection, he adds a wonderfully funky, disco b-line, yet also keeps the tracks’ laid back and groove-some. Rounding out the vinyl release is the stunning Damian Schwartz Dub of ‘Let The Music Play’. This is big room stuff, with dramatic synth stabs, open hats, and repetitive vocal sample. All giving it a real hypnotic feel. As a treat, D’Julz also gives us the two ‘digital only’ tracks. The bass heavy, warped tribal tech of ‘Aint No’ and the stripped down, spookily delightful Damian Schwartz Remix.

Tomoki Tamura :: The Rough

UK based Japanese producer Tomoki Tamura (of Tomoki & Nono) kicks off a warped robotic synth banger, “The Rough.” A repetitive zapped instrumental with just the right amount of floor-power, its not too overbearing and goodfor any hour, and Tropical/Surf/Jazz producer Moodymanc smoothes out the rough edges.

VA :: Start To Remind EP

G-Family :: Deep From The Crate EP

King Tabs :: Africans Ululating

Deeptwelve :: EL Kaziba

The first EP from Deeptone Recordings entitled “El Kaziba EP” features Deep Twelve who brings a unique dark Afro Deep tune to the scene with a slew of remixes by the likes of Mindlo, Essential-I, Black Jean and the Italian duo Marco Amadeo & Mirco Sonatore. This is a definite winner with a variety of mixes to suite and Deep set, guaranteed!

Infinite Boys ft Laquisha Lee Brown :: Cultured Minds EP Part 2

Chagos :: Club 29 EP

Afro sounds filled with four different instrumental tracks and vocal samples epitomize this first release from Chagos 29.com Music which includes keyboard skills that are astounding. Enjoy!!!

Africans :: X

Andre Holland :: City Of Fear

TwoPlay :: Afrocentric :: The Album

Black Coffee ft Tshepo :: Home Brewed Part 4

Genetix ft shanchoy :: Sunrise 2010

“Sunrise”, with vocals by Shanchoy, is one of the finest songs ever produced by Gene King (Genetix). Four years after the original version, its time to bring back the sun with fresh reinterpretations by DaSouL & Fabry Diglio, Ronnie Ron and the BBB Camp from South Africa: C.9ine, Nastee Nev and Liquideep. Special word to DaSouL & Fabry Diglio for their exquisite remix with dope beats, fat bassline, atmospheric pads, jazzy keys by Dave Esposito and a stunning sax solo by Rocco Dimaiolo.

Rocket Empire :: Rocket Empire

Hailing from Portland, OR, Rocket Empire is the next wave of Om’s midtempo chilled out roster. Think early Thievery Corporation mixed with Boozoo Bajou and you’re getting close to the vibe. Their track ‘Montezuma’s Revenge’ is the #1 most played track on SIRIUS ‘Chill’

S.M.A.L.L :: Chicanos

Robbie Muan :: Ethnic Moods EP

Alex Smith :: Here With Me

Pablo Bolivar :: Playing At Home

Nick Sole :: Never

Terry Lee Brown Junior :: Electric Avenue

Orlando Voorn :: Power Of Beauty

Siopis :: Really Love Ya

Rezkar :: Above The Clouds

Floating deeper house music backed with a handful of remixes from John Daly. Rezkar's original pushes the right buttons with luxuriant synth arrangements, while Daly provides 4 alternate remixes largely inspired by Larry Heard with sensual basslines, shuffled Chicago rhythms and slow-burning euphorics.

Nina Kraviz :: Pain In The Ass

B-side "I'm Gonna Get You" demands it: The lyrics are raunchy, and Kraviz herself says that "sex is very important to the type of image that you create." Here, though, she seems to be taking the piss out of it all, adopting the role of the male in the situation. Despite the sleight of hand, there's a bit of a problem: On a purely musical level, the song is far weaker than its predecessor. It's a dreamy house tune that threatens to float away when Kraviz's voice turns to proper singing. As most could divine from "Voices," the girl isn't trained, something she used there and elsewhere to her advantage. On "I'm Gonna Get You," though, things fall a bit flat. Stick with the flip on this one.

Culoe De Song feat Fatima - Dragons End

Cherry - World Waits EP

Lars Behrenroth pres :: Various Shades Volume 1

Mr O ft Richard The Percussionist :: Khoisan

DJ Yogettah & Bhabha BetaSweet :: 2 Vinyls And A Cigar

Crystal Vinyl :: Slave To The Heart

DJ MFR presents :: Rome Departure

Trancemicsoul :: Deeply Souled EP

DJ Bullet :: The Calling

Infinite Boys :: Infinite Sounds EP

VA :: African Elements Part 3

Culoe De Song :: A Giant Leap Part 2

Fiso Da Costa :: The Apocalypse ep

Fiso Da Costa :: The Zulu Dance Remixes

Patricson Snare :: Seven Seas

Infinite Boys feat DK - Love Strategies (Darque Mix)

Darque :: Spirit Of Ubuntu

Bucie :: Rock Starr