Karl Hector & The Malcouns – Unstraight Ahead
It’s been six years since we have heard from Karl Hector & The Malcouns and their debut record Sahara Swing on Now-Again. Their first record caused quite a stir which […]
It’s been six years since we have heard from Karl Hector & The Malcouns and their debut record Sahara Swing on Now-Again. Their first record caused quite a stir which […]
When The Budos Band put out a record, it’s always balls out. Their sound is recognizable immediately: African influenced horns with heavy drums that blow up every dance floor the […]
One of the most sought after African records out there, Chapter One, by Blo, is being reissued by Mr. Bongo. Originally released by EMI in 1973, Mr. Bongo has given […]
When the final curtain fell in 2011 for the London production of Fela! The Musical, the original band that wowed audiences and backed the production decided to continue on. But […]
Remember those break records we all bought in the 90’s? They had horn stabs, samples, beats (Super Duper Duck Breaks was always my shit) and I remember a specific sample: […]
KAT Records are at it again with another series of remixes, this time from from Antipodean DJ and Producer Frank Booker. Booker has laid his signature sound to a few […]
According their biography, Polyrhtyhmics are “A glimpse into what would have happened if the Mothership had crash-landed in Nigeria in 1977”. I think that’s a pretty accurate description of the […]
Photo Courtesy of Mandrill There have been a bunch of notable Funk and Soul musicians passing as of late. First Marva Whitney, then Fontella Bass, and now we’re sad to […]
Another week, some more great promotion for the latest Antibalas record. Fresh off last week’s airing of their Tiny Desk concert over at NPR, Antibalas teamed up with Daptone Records […]
As if Daptone hasn’t already done enough for the preservation of old artists as well as the preservation of this sound through newer bands like The Budos Band and Sharon […]