Expand Your Musical Horizons – 60
uploaded 31 January 2010
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Aor Agni leads this episode
Get ready for another memorable episode, beginning with an introduction from Julien of Aor Agni in France. We begin with some cinematic trip hop and then get funky with a j-pop track from Hemz & Shigeko, followed by some dubstep/cumbia fusion from Joelito (of emayocutz.com) and Vate. Some of these tracks are not on any label or netlabel, while others might be familiar to you.
We’ve also got a deep remix from El Petit Jardi in Spain (found on ccMixter), some representation for the Id.eology netlabel with Authist & Dub One!, plus tracks from Izmar, a brand-new track from Shyam Monk, one from Tikki Masala, and a Cydelix track from the newest release on Cosmicleaf: “The Right to Remain Silent.” Get ready for an eclectic pleasure trip!
PLAYLIST, EPISODE 60
Introduction from Julien of Aor Agni
1. AOR AGNI – Entre Ciel et Terre (from “Aor Agni and Friends – One ,” download from www.jamendo.com)
2. SCREENATORIUM – Pearls (from “Audimat ,” download from www.jamendo.com)
3. HEMZ AND SHIGEKO – Sono Taido (unreleased, see their website at www.brokenpoetry.com)
4. JOELITO – Juego de Shabba (unreleased, see the emayo cutz website at www.emayocutz.com)
5. VATE – Cochonda (from “Cochonda,” download at www.jamendo.com)
6. EL PETIT JARDI - Sin Sentido (Medieval remix, featuring Carmen La Puerta) (download from ccMixter.org)
7. AUTHIST AND DUB ONE – Ferry to Punjab (remix by Backwater Planet, featuring Zengineers) (from the “Re ID.d 2 ” compilation on the Ideology netlabel, www.ideology.de)
8. IZMAR – Funky Sitar (from the “Secular ” EP, find it at www.archive.org)
9. SHYAM MONK – Marugelara (find it at www.jamendo.com or on his website)
10. TIKKI MASALA – Shanti Chanting (unreleased, find it on www.electrobel.be)
11. CYDELIX – Stigma Union (from the release “The Right to Remain Silent,” from Cosmicleaf Records …buy from iTunes or Amazon )
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Did you enjoy the cumbia tracks? Then maybe you’ll like this music video from Argentina–this is Alika:
