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Daily Magazine on Underground House Music, Broken Beat, Contemporary Jazz & Soulful Vibes

ivan 'mamão' conti: poison fruit

Francisco Espregueira

From an artist in his seventies, you probably wouldn’t expect to hear an album like this. Coming out next friday, Poison Fruit is Ivan ‘Mamão’ Conti - one third of cult Rio jazz-funk trio Azymuth - first solo album in over twenty years, mixing a traditional samba compass with jazz influences and space age electronics.

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sair: becoming

Francisco Espregueira

Strongly influenced by jazz, funk and boogie themes, the producer and multi-instrumentalist from Porto SaiR drops Becoming through Neon Finger Records. Nine tracks, in which the fusion between electric instruments and synthesizers takes us back to a 80’s disco.

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karmasound: can see thru you ep

Francisco Espregueira

Hailing from Buenos Aires, though currently residing in Barcelona, Damián Botigué prepares to drop Can See Thru You EP, again with the seal of Phuture Shock Musik. The 4 track EP has two original track and two remixes as he steps into a collaborative mode and calls up on the smoky vocal talents of upcoming singer-songwriter Jedreck.

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rosie turton: rosie's 5ive

Francisco Espregueira

Jazz re:freshed is releasing its latest album on the 5ive EP series, this time focusing on the talent of London-based trombonist and producer Rosie Turton. After exploring the eclectic music scenes of London and New York to the Himalayas of India, the EP showcases her individual and unique voice as a performer.

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peoples pleasure with alive and well: do you hear me talking to you?

Francisco Espregueira

The single from Everyday People, “World Full Of People / I’d Like To Stay”, is well known on the modern soul and funk scene and it’s relatively easy to find a copy selling for more than 500 euros. What was always less well known was that there was also an LP by the same band but labeled as People Pleasure With Alive and Well.

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