Sanguine Soul Radio
By Sanguine Soul Crew
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Podcast Description
Yea, expect the deep monster funk, word power Hiphop, soulclap breaks, fuzzed out psych, throw back soul, new wave, sticky boogie, synth heavy electro, sprinkled with some rock, and let’s call everything else incognito. So don’t trip fool, take a sip of crimson lemonade, and bask in the vivacious vibrations of Sanguine Soul.
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ExplicitEpisode 74 – True to Roots (ft. DJ Ripley) | True to Roots (right click and “save as” to download) Sampling and copywright law is her specialty other than mixing Roots music as a resident for Suryadub, at San Francisco’s Club Six. She was voted “Best Dance DJ of 2008″ by the readers of the SF Bay Guardian, and for sure does she have brains to match the talent. Ripley is a UC Berkeley Law student, who studied in Jamaica, and has a passion for bringing copyright truth to light. Honey Knuckles and Ripley have a timeless conversation about cultural appropriation and dissect the hypocrisy of how American music labels bitch about Jamaican artists remixing their artists when for years American and European labels have been sampling “world” beats while not caring about royalties or giving back to the communities from where they culturally appropriated. | 1/5/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 72 – Bountiful (ft. Connie Lim) | Bountiful (right click and “save as” to download) Connie Lim’s voice takes my senses from an urban café into a seed in the middle of the ocean that grows a tidal wave of lush canopy greens, hot orange birds of paradise, and deep red earth colliding into a majestic grand piano. Flavorpill.com describes Lim to be “armed with a brilliant voice that is both vulnerable and mighty”. Indeed! Connie’s live set is a wonder to behold as this woman brings such intensity that she takes you to distant mystical yet familiar lands. Gracing us from tracks off her latest release, The Hunted, her lyricalism is matched by her piano virtuoso. Check her video for “Sugar”, and you will see that her mighty vocals are as bountiful as her beauty. ~Mama FeelGood Click to show tracklist Touchphonics “Shadow Bouncin” from Sweat it Out/Shadow Bouncin Touchphonics “Sweat if Out feat. Framework” from Sweat it Out/Shadow Bouncin Andrea Triana “A Town Called Obsolete (Mount Kimbie Remix)” Andrea Triana “The Rising” from Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary Flying Lotus “Jurassic Notion/M Theory” from Pattern + Grid World Bassnectar “Cozza Frenzy” Bassnectar “West Coast Lo-Fi Rides Again” from Cozza Frenzy Flying Lotus “Shadows of Tomorrow” from Flying Lotus Mixtape Volume 1 Ladytron “Discotraxx” from 604 M.I.A. “Come Around” from Kala Miss TK & The Revenge “Cities on the Beach” from The Ocean Likes to Party Too Reporter “One Night” from Time Incredible Shlohmo “Hot Boxing The Cockpit” from Shlomoshun Deluxe Reporter “Geronimo’s Bones” from Time Incredible Live Performance by Connie Lim Miss TK & The Revenge “Saturday” from The Ocean Likes to Party Too Schlomo “7am (devonwho Remix)” from Shlomoshun Deluxe Thieves like Us “Drugs In My Body” from Play Music | 12/6/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 71 – Up and Coming (ft. Lippe) | Up and Coming (right click and “save as” to download) San Francisco local Lippe aka Phillip Garza is an up and coming producer that cannot be ignored. Lippe will be releasing with Daly City Records, and if you can’t wait until then you can check him out spinning with the likes of Dark Party, Lotus Drops, and other dub lovers who know how to bring your legs down to the floor with those deep wobbles. Click to show tracklist Lorn “Soft Room” from Ninja Tune XX Vol.1 [[ Disc 1]] Various Artists “Summers Gonna Hurt You” from Ninja Tune XX Vol.1 [[ Disc 1]] Live Set by Lippe Nit Grit “Pedro the Destroyer” Ana.Sia “Tradigrade Symphony” from International Profile Deceptikon “Tokyo Burning” from Mythology of the Metropolis Hudson Mohawke “Oops” from Butter Madlib “Slim’s Return” from Shades of Blue | 12/6/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 70 – The Moody Blues (ft. U9Lift) | The Moody Blues (right click and “save as” to download) After a brief hiatus, Sanguine Soul is glad to be back in the studio. Honey Knuckles kicks the show off with a mixture of glitched out hip hop and funk. For the second hour, we feature special guest U9Lift, bringing the blues and soul to uplift your day. Click to show tracklist Honey Knuckles Selection Dr. Toast “Go Underneath” from The Wave Function Deceptikon “Tokyo Burning” from Mythology of the Metropolis Samples “Drop Bombs” from Snowstorm AshTreJinkins “Yodaz Brain (Monk Fly Remix)” from Into the Vortex Vol 2 Sharps “Dembo” from Tropical Bass Harmonic 313 “Cyclotron” from When Machines Exceed Human Intelligence RKoch vs Cerebral Vortex “Vortex Cookies (flako remix instrumental)” from Single Beats Antique “Spiderbite” from Blind Threshold Marty Party “Gangsteppin” from An-ten-nae presents Acid Crunk Vol 2 Ana.Sia “Tardigrade Symphony in D” from International Profile Milez Benjiman “Chop That Wood” from Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary Opiuo “Robo Booty” from Slurp and Giggle VENT “Lunatics” from Single Alice Russel “A Fly In The Hand” from Under the Munka Moon 2 Sabo “Hey Hey Moombahton” from Single Deceptikon “Copy the Floppy” from Mythology of the Metropolis Beats Antique “Daze” from Blind Threshold U9Lift live at Pirate Cat Cafe | 9/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 69 – Summer Heat (ft. Maneesh the Twister) | Summer Heat (right click and “save as” to download) After a cold and dreary summer so far in San Francisco, Maneesh the Twister (Surya Dub and Dub Mission) descended upon the decks at Pirate Cat Radio and brought the summer heat with him. Click to show tracklist Maneesh the Twister Selection Kush Arora – Humidifier (Jammer Club Edit) Kush Arora & Megabanton – Shake Sitten SEROCEE – Badeng! (MJ Cole remix) SHYSTIE – Pull It (Ill Blu remix) Udachi, Jubilee – Smoke Rings Barletta – Panther – Torro Torro (Salacious Sound Remix) Groove Corporation meets Twilight Circus & Michael Rose – No Burial (The Burial Mix) [feat. Mykal Rose] Horace Andy – Mr Terror Sully - Phonebox (Point B Remix) Octa Push feat. MC Zulu - Baile Mundo Ale Fillman/OutRun - 8 Bit Spliff (Ale Fillman Skanker Remix) Her Thoughts to Me (Dashe remix) The Bassist, Phonecall – Natty Sukh Knight Remix - Shifty Eprom – Never Dr Meaker – Bad Boy Calling (Rob Smith’s Festive Road Remix) Kush Arora – Were Upstairs ROOMMATE ft. RAS ZACHARRI – JAH RULE (thur) BREAKAGE – Justified (feat Erin) Fever Ray – When I grow Up (Scuba remix) | 8/24/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 68 – Elevated Rhythms (ft. Touchphonics) | Elevated Rhythms (right click and “save as” to download) San Franscisco DJ/producer Touchphonics hits us hard this week with a dope drum and bass set, mixing elements of hip hop, turntablism, eclectic samples, and original tracks off his label Elevated Press Records. Listen to this show then head over to Underground SF on Tuesday to see him spinning at the popular SF drum and bass party, Shelter. Honey Knuckles closes the show with some fresh hip hop and glitch tracks. Click to show tracklist Touchphonics Selection -tracklist coming soon- Honey Knuckles Selection -tracklist coming soon- | 8/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 67 – Magnificent Decay (ft. Digital Rust) | Magnificent Decay (right click and “save as” to download) Sanguine Soul gets bass heavy and grimy this week. First, Honey Knuckles drops some glitchy tracks for your enjoyment. A few favorites include Drop Bombs from Ben Samples and Timonkey’s Panther Beach. Next, Digital Rust stops by for a guest set featuring some never-heard-before original tracks. Be prepared for a set both obscene and beautiful. You might call it devastatingly pretty; we think of it as Magnificent Decay. By the way, the man was up until the wee hours finalizing these tracks; that’s some dedication! Click to show tracklist Alex B “Cutting Away” from Moments Honey Knuckles Live Set KnowSleep “Know Time for Sleep” from KnowSleep Alex B “Hot Chop” from Moments Samples “Drop Bombs” from Snowstorm Subvert “Party Alarm” from Party Alarm EP AshTreJinkins “Yodaz Brain (Monk Fly Remix)” from Into the Vortex Vol 2 Sharps “Dembo” from Tropical Bass Bassobese “Ding Ding Dong” from 2010 Opiuo “Robo Booty” from Slurp and Giggle Timonkey “Panther Beach” from Future Perfect MRK1 “Going Down” R/D “The Cricket (RD’s Emo Mashup)” from The Cricket EP Digital Rust Live Set Samples “Snowstorm” Timonkey “Dreamstep” from Future Perfect | 7/27/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 66 – Uprock and Invigorate (ft. Bizzy Bone) | Uprock and Invigorate (right click and “save as” to download) Honey Knuckles enjoys a sunny afternoon in San Francisco by dropping some classic breaks, boogie, soul, and afrobeat. Also Bizzy Bone from Bone Thugs N Harmony catches up with Sanguine Soul to go over his new project Crossroads: 2010. Catch him performing with a live band at Slim’s on July 21st. Much love to Bizzy for the interview and respect to Bone Thugs N Harmony, true OG’s in the business. Check out these throwbacks: Bizzy’s Thugz Cry, Bone Thugs with Biggie, and the classic Eazy-E tribute that won them a Grammy. Click to show tracklist Kurtis Blow “The Breaks” Black Heat “Love the Life You Live” from Black Magic Selda “Gitma” from Selda Planet Asia “Head Honchos” from The Last Stand Bone Thugs N Harmony “Meet Me In The Sky” from Uni-5: The World’s Enemy Eryka Badu “Window Seat” Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings “I Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In” Prince “D.M.S.R” from 1999 Cro Magnon “Galactic Mellow” Alex B “Pad 5” from Moments Debruit “Persian Funk” from Spatio-Temporel Afrodesiac Sound System “Another One Bites the Dust” Zion I “Legacy (feat. Ty and Jennifer Johns)” from The Takeover Awa Band “Babatteur (Quantic Remix)” from Haysobay! Toy Selectah “Lamento En La Jungla” The Pharcyde “Runnin (Philippians Remix)” from Runnin / 4 Better or 4 Worse (Remixes) – EP Erykah Badu “Honey (Captain Planet Remix)” Etta James “A Sunday Kind of Love” from The Essential Etta James Interview with Bizzy Bone | 7/20/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 65 – Epic Portals (ft. Golden Fetus Records) | The Epic Portals (right click and “save as” to download) Christopher Nicholas, Joowan Kim, Golden Fetus Co-Founders Back from a two-week hiatus we decided to hit ya with a two-part episode. First part, I (aka Mama FeelGood) felt the funk of a festive weekend–whether or not you believe that we actually live in a “land of the free”, we do get a federally mandated holiday and are privy to fire in the sky! So here’s to a renegades of funk-inspired set, only as eclectic as you know Sanguine Soul will do. Second part, returning guests Joowan Kim and Christopher Nicholas drop some sizzling live tracks from their sold out performances of Great Integration. If you didn’t catch it the first time there’s many performances happening in the Bay this summer, check out their new record label, Golden Fetus Records for more info. Psst, if you listen towards the end of the show there’s a world premiere track–we have the exclusive…AND we have two tickets to their next show at Yoshi’s in SF, July 25th, 8:00pm, so email us at info@sanguinesoul.com for your tickets–subject line: Great Integration Tickets! Great Integration @ Yoshi’s San Francisco Price: $15 adv/ $20 at the door When: July 25th, 8:00pm 2010 And feeling the need to represent, let me say that the tracklist is HOT, so do click below and check it out! Love & Light Aisha Click to show tracklist Main Ingredient “Summer Breeze” from Bitter Sweet Arrested Development “Sunshine” from Since the Last Time Natural Self “Feeling Free (ft. Nicole Willis)” Funk Inc. “Bowlegs” from Chicken Lickin’ Gil Scott-Heron “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” from The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Afrikaa Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force “Renegades of Funk” from Renegades of Funk RX Bandits “Falling Down the Mountain” from The Resignation Torpedotrickser “Dapper Dan” Nina Simone “Taking Care of Business (Pilooski Edit)” Natural Self “Our Lives Are Like Waveforms, Changing Through Time” from My Heart Beats Like A Drum Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Black Swordsman Part I” from Great Integration Bloc Party “Flux [JFK Remix]” Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Excerpt from Omen of Mik Nawooj Pt.1 (ft. Kirby Dominant LIVE)” from Great Integration Mood II Swing “It’s Gonna Work Out (Main Vocal Mix)” from It’s Gonna Work Out (feat. Lauren) Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Omen of Mik Nawooj Part 2” from Great Integration Debruit “Persian Funk” from Spatio-Temporel Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Without Goodbyes (ft. Kirby Dominant LIVE)” from Great Integration Balkan Beat Box “BBB beat” from Nu Med Claude VonStroke “Vocal Chords (DJ Version)” from Bird Brains Ensemble Mik Nawooj “5th Prophecy” from Great Integration | 7/5/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 64 – The Synthesizer vs. The Drum (ft. Kid Kameleon) | The Synthesizer vs the Drum (right click and “save as” to download) Synthesizer: yo drum you there? Drum: boom Synthesizer: what you up to tonight? Drum: boom clap Synthesizer: working on a new track? Drum: boom tsk boom clap Synthesizer: word. Hey, I love what we’ve been doing together. Dope music we’re making. Drum: boom Synth: I love you man A DJ and purveyor of innovative electronic music since the 90′s, Kid Kameleon joins us in the studio and drops science on what’s exciting in electronic music. From the evolution of dubstep and drum and bass, to UK funky, this mad scientist concocts a set of eclectic proportions for all Sanguine Pirate Catters to enjoy. Meow. * Find out more about Kid Kameleon and the entire Surya Dub crew at www.suryadub.com Click to show tracklist PANTyRAiD “Enter the Machine” from “The Sauce” Kid Kameleon Live Set Shigeto “Embrace the Cold” from Semi Circle EP (Ghostly International) Shigeto “There Is Always Hope” from Semi Circle EP (Ghostly International) Swede:art “Change” from Emotional Colors (Tokyo Dawn Records) Shlohmo “Naps” from Camping EP (Friends of Friends) Anti-Pop Consortium “Volcano (Four Tet Remix)” Gold Panda “You (Seams Remix)” from You EP (Ghostly International) Seams “Glitch” from A Juvenile Rush (Seams.bandcamp.com) Pearson Sound “Wad” from Psln / Wad (Hessle Audio) Kode9 “You Don’t Wash Feat The Spaceape” DJ Kicks single (K7) Mista Men “Lengthy Riddim” from Lengthy Riddim EP (Bass Tourist Records) Sam Tiba “Barbie Weed” Joe “Level crossing” from Claptrap / Level Crossing (Hessle Audi) Marcus Visionary “St. Vincent” from Carib EP (Liondub International) Terror Danjah “Menace” from Power Grid EP (Planet Mu) LD “Inferno” from The Croydon Dubheadz Part 2 (Sin City) LD “The King of Kong” from International roots (remix) / The King of Kong (Dub Police) Samuel H Simpson “Spronkle (F Remix)” from Take003 (Take) Noah D & Roommate “Street Sound” from Street Sound / Y’All Ready (Positive Thought) Chrissy Murderbot “POISON” from Sleazetone Party Trax #1 (Sleazetone) El Fata “El Fata Ina The Dancehall” from Jahtarian Dubbers Vol. 2 (Jahtari) ASC “Phobos” Phobos EP (NonPlus) Bop “Forms, Ideas and Chips” from Clear Your Mind (Med School) Scuba “Tense (dBridge Remix)” from Tense Remix (Hotshore) Pearson Sound “Down With You” from Down With You / Higher (Darkestral Galaxicos) DJ Elmoe “Whea Yo Ghost At, Whea Yo Dead Man” from Werkin In Da Circle Paul White “Marshen Signals” from Paul White & The Purple Brain (One-Handed Music) Paul White “Pride” from Paul White & The Purple Brain (One-Handed Music) Shigeto “Embrace the Cold” from Semi Circle EP (Ghostly International) | 6/15/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 63 – Oakland Revival (ft. Aebldee) | Oakland Revival (ft. Aebldee) (right click and “save as” to download) Aebl rockin the fixie For the 63rd Sanguine Soul, Honey Knuckles and Mama FeelGood attempt to pay homage to their former east bay city of residence. The Town, Funk Town, OakTown, The O, however you rep it, Oakland has and continues to be a center of art, soul, and cultural diversity. Often written off as the “ghetto” counterpart of San Francisco, this show aims to break down this racist stigma and remind folks that Oakland is a place where revolutionary thought and practice is part of history, where Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton started the first Free Breakfast for School Children Program (later adopted by the Federal government), where Bruce Lee began teaching Jee Kune Do to non-Chinese against the will of the conservative Chinese community, and where some of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods exist and create art. Today, the east bay mecca has seen a revival in it’s nightlife and music, with the reopening of the historic Fox Theater and new venues sprouting each month. It is tough to pay homage to The Town in 2 hours, but luckily we had some help from our homie Aebldee. The man comes through legit, fitted with green and yellow and rockin’ an eclectic set of afro, funk, soul, hip hop, and…ah who cares about genres! The dude drops hella dope tracks, and it’s not in Oaktown fashion to trip about where things belong in the popular media. Yadadamean? Click to show tracklist Goapele “The Daze” from Even Closer DJ Aebledee DJ Set Honey Knuckles DJ Set Flevans “The Notion (feat. Sweet Laredo)” from Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary Afrodesiac Sound System “Another One Bites the Dust” The Jackson 5 “Dancing Machine (DJ Kid Stretch Regroove)” from Goodgroove Records Ramsey and Co. “Love Call” Jazzy Jens “Africa” Eddie Kendricks “Date with the Rain” from My People Debruit “Nigeria What” from Spatio Temporal EP DJ Deekline and Red Polo “I Feel For You” from Singl Louie Vega “Dance Ritual” Mr. V “I Can Sing” Louie Vega “Hear That Sound” Afrika “Osborne” | 6/7/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 62 – Irie Revolution (ft. DJ Lapu Lapu aka Brother K) | Irie Revolution (right click and “save as” to download) i·rie [I' -ree] -adjective to be at total peace with your current state of being. The way you feel when you have no worries What is Irie Revolution? DJ Lapu Lapu (aka Brother K), DJ, educator, creator of Roots Kommunikations on KPFA radio, and all around knowledgeable man breaks it down on the decks. Perhaps it’s the laid back roots rhythms counteracting structured capitalist thought, or maybe it’s the spiritual vibes flowing free of puritanical dogma. No matter how you interpret it, this irie revolution begins with open ears and indigenous voices echoing from an ancient hero‘s DNA. Much love and thanks to Brother K and Brother Lenz for stopping by. K is so down that even Boots Riley of The Coup had to stop by and give props! Click to show tracklist The Marvels “Rock Steady” Prince Fatty “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” from Shimmy Ya El Michels Affair “Musings to Myself” Dusty “An Exotic Breed (Umberto Echo’s Dub)” from An Exotic Breed – EP Greenwood Rhythm Coalition “Cubano (Dub)” Balkan Beat Box and Sub Swara “Balkumbia” from Blue Eyed Black Boy Shantel “Beauties from Athina” from Planet Paprika Natural Self “The Rising (Vocal) [feat. Andreya Triana]” from The Rising – EP Shantel “Marko I Shantel” from Disko Partizani South Rakkas Crew “Under Mi Sensi” from The Mix Up DJ Vadim “Hidden Treasure (feat. Sabira Jade & Kwasi Asante) [DJ Vadim Re Rub]” from Hidden Treasure Mos Def “Umi Says” from Black On Both Sides DJ Lapu Lapu aka Brotha K DJ Set | 6/2/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 61 – Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Never Blue (ft. The Marquis DuQue) | Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Never Blue (right click and “save as” to download) Malcom Cecil of Tonto's Expanding Headband with an epic Moog setup This episode pays homage to those artists who created electronic music outside of the standard computer and software program. From analog synthesizers to vocoders, there exists a legacy of resourceful musicians that leveraged the technology of their time to bring their musical inspirations to life. On top of that, we welcome Aeion Solar (aka the Marquis DuQue) from Burning Man Information Radio to join us in shepherding today’s theme and helping us raise money for Pirate Cat Radio and BMIR-FM. The man is a true musical mind, bringing an eclectic and rare mix of funky electronic music. If you are listening and would like to donate to Pirate Cat Radio for some much needed equipment, it’s not too late! You can send it via PayPal to BMIR@pobox.com or simply stop by the Pirate Cat Cafe at 2781 21st @ Florida in San Francisco. Any donation is appreciated. Keep independent radio stations alive! Click to show tracklist Herbie Hancock “Rockit” from Future Shock YMO “Computer Games” from Yellow Magic Orchestra YMO “Tighten Up” from Techpopolis Doctor Booty aka Darren Wilson “The Alien Ball Theory” Orbital “Pacman Theme Techno Remix” Marquis Du Que “Ardour” Aphrodites Child “The Shepard and the Moon” from The End of the World Las Troubadours “L’accent” from The Fabulous Troubadours ESG “UFO” from A South Bronx Story Herman’s Rocket “Hanged in the Universe” from Jean-Pierre Massiera – Psychosis Discoid (1976 – 1981) Armenta “I Wanna Be with You” Kraftwerk “The Robots” from The Mix Debbie Deb “Lookout Weekend” Zap and Roger “More Bounce to the Ounce” Herbie Hancock “Hang Up Your Hangups” from Man-Child Glitter House, Charles Fox, and Bob Crewe “Black Queen’s Beads” from Barbarela Soundtrack The Rotary Connection “The Black Gold of the Sun” George Duke “Sunrise” from Reach for It Brides of Funkenstein “Disco to Go” from The Brides of Funkenstein Pizzicato 5 “Happy Sad” from Music is Made By Sound | 5/25/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 60 – Wonderlands (ft. DJ Gitane) | Wonderlands (right click and “save as” to download) Can help but dance to DJ Gitane Jumping off with the track Wonderland, off Onra’s soon to be released Long Distance, Honey Knuckles brings in local producer Lokae to cohost Sanguine Soul. The duo (aka Lokae Knuckles) hopes to put you in a state of wonderment as they select some jammy jams to prepare you for your journey ahead. After the brief stop at headnodding beats, special guest DJ Gitane shows up to send us all to the wonderlands of her worldly rhythms. So please, sit back, put your seat back and tray tables up, and enjoy your trip! Click to show tracklist Onra – Wonderland Onra – Jeeps Lokae Knuckles Set DJ Gitane Set Mr. Flash – Couscous DJ Gem – Kank Di Rakhi NIckodemus – Cleopatra in New York A.R. Rahman – Ringa Ringa La Caution – The a la Menthe (Lazer Dance Version) Nickodemus – Magic (Secondsky & Thomas Blondet Remix) Shantel – Being Authentic Ojos de Brujo – Sultanas de Merkailo (Novalima Remix) Bebel Gilberto – Aganju (Spiritual South Sub Rub) Nickodemus – The Love Feeling (Sabo Remix) Balkan Beat Box – Why | 5/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 59 – Sensuous (ft. Emily McLean) | Sensuous (right click and “save as” to download) cryptic tracklist It’s 7:40 PM, on a blustery Saturday evening. I enter the cafe and on the red velveteen couch sits a contemplative, put together young woman. We speak; syllables slide casually and cool out of Emily McLean‘s lips, although the espresso machine percolates something hot, her calm aura chills the air around us. Don’t be fooled by her peaceful demeanor, there’s a ferocious singer, songwriter, musician, producer, and one woman jam within her serenity. Now living in San Francisco, by way of New York, Emily’s recently released EP, PS1, graces the airwaves tonight. Tonight’s episode embraces our sensuality and McLean’s soulful neo-jazz reconnects with that sense of self. * Catch Emily McLean performing live at Divinity Voice in Oakland at 8PM on May 13. Click to show tracklist Jahcoozi “Close to Me” from Barefoot Wanderer MP3 ALBUM (BPitch Control 2010) Emily McLean “Done Yet” from PS1 EP Natural Self “The Rising (feat. Andreya Triana)” from Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary COMP (TRU THOUGHTS LTD 2009) Basement Jaxx & Lisa Kekaula “Stay Close” from Ultra Chilled 06 Debruit “K.O. Debout” from Spatio-Temporal Emily McLean “Farewell” from PS1 EP Four Tet “Love Cry” from There Is Love In You Emily McLean “It Takes the Most” from PS1 EP Emily McLean “Gag” from PS1 EP Emily McLean “Wonderin” from PS1 EP The Boogalow Crew “Days Go By” from Heavy Bass Champions of the World Vol. 2 Emily McLean “Mind’s Love Affair” from PS1 EP Debruit “Persian Funk” from Spatio-Temporel CD ALBUM (Self 2010) Emily McLean “Crazy House” from PS1 EP Lyrics Born “I Changed My Mind (Stereo MCs Rattlesnake Mix)” from Same !@#$ Different Day The Ins vs. Fleur Earth “Fall in Love” from I’m Still Waiting Goapele “Milk and Honey (Aybee’s Gorilla in Trunk Slap)” from Milk and Honey | 5/10/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 58 – Back to Babaylan (ft. Jen Navarro and Tiffany Foo) | Back to Babaylan (right click and “save as” to download) Hey hey Sanguine Fam, it’s Mama Feelgood spreading some love with special guests Tiffany Foo—a Priestess of Terra’s Temple in Oakland, and Jen Navarro—a holistic Babaylan-inspired healer. We’re dropping some ancient knowledge, so open your third eye and let your heart’s center shine forward. Take a deep breath, as you tune into your indigenous frequency. Release the breath MMMMmmmm. Feel vibrations from deep within…We’re calling you back to Babaylan. Babaylan is one of the many terms for the ancient priestess, healer, shaman, warrior woman that heals holistically both individuals and the community. Best believe, I know some vocal percussionists and MCs can’t deny, there’s a drumbeat that pulses from every cell in your body. Back to Babaylan is remembering your innate rhythm, powerful body. As music has an innate ability to connect with our heart’s frequency, we’re presenting some tracks to assit in that meditation, connection back to self. So let’s appreciate your inner her/him, an appreciation that can also be connected back to the deepest sense of your internal Earth. Because sadly, as this Earth day has rolled around to the horrific BP oil spill in the Mexican/Louisiana Gulf, the balance of many ecosystems are in flux. The Earth is living and nurturing, so at very least, in connecting to self, our inner Earth connected to the pulse of physical Earth should not be ignored. Babaylan is this holistic connection, a call to the selves we lost through capitalism, colonization, patriarchy, disenfranchisement from the political/economic process, illegal status of gay marriage, illegal status of being human without papers…the list goes on an on and Babaylan is reclaiming this power. We hope this episode serves you well, with reconnecting—to take a breath, remember you are ancient, and whole… With love, Mama Feelgood P.S. For more information on Babaylan Studies, check the Center For Babaylan Studies. Also, for some exquisite knowledge on Pilipino ancestral healing practices at RUMSUA. Big ups to all the fam who reconnected at the Babaylan 2010 Conference! Click to show tracklist Alejandro Na “OH WOMAN” from Fe’netiks Grace Nono “Kung Mahimo Pa” from Dalit: Songs of Love, Loss, and Finding Heart Again Bagwis “Hele” from Imulat Mo! Caits Meissner “a song for the ordinary (feat. brokeMC)” from The Wolf & Me, 2010 EP dÉbruit “149 Dalston” from SpatiofromTemporel EP Eskmo “Lands and bones (Feat. Swan)” from Hendt / Lands and Bones Live interview with healers Jen Navarro & Tiffany Foo Natural Self “Midnight Sun ft. Elodie Rama” from My Heart Beats Like A Drum WEB Palabuniayn Kulintang Ensemble “KasayofromsafromSingkil (Song for Singkil Dance)” from Traditional Kulintang Music & Dance Of The Southern Philippines Up dHarma Down “Sleeptalk” from Fragmented Guided Meditation by Tiffany Foo Palabuniayn Kulintang Ensemble “Sinulog A Kamamatuan I” from Traditional Kulintang Music & Dance Of The Southern Philippines DJ Soulflower “STEP IT OUT (Mix)” | 5/3/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 57 – AFREAKA! (ft. DJ MAKossa) | AFREAKA! (right click and “save as” to download) AFREAKA! The sensational new sound journey that rips through the Sanguine psyche. Starring Honey Knuckles! Mack Lau! and Rory as the diabolical DJ MAKossa! Feel them in Action! Hear the sounds! AFREAKA! This psychedelic trip hits with such groove it transports your mind to the most funky realm man has ever conceived! Cold needles against hot wax! New rhythms tearing into your heart! AFREAKA! This isn’t the average mix your parents got high to. Coming to a radio new you. — *Catch MAKossa along with DJ OM and a host of other special guests showcasing global psychedelic beats and heavy grooves every first Wednesday night at the Attic (3336 24th St. @ Mission, San Francisco CA). Click to show tracklist Gonjasufi “Duet” A Sufi and a Killer DJ MAKossa – AFREAKA! Live DJ Set All original vinyl pressings: 1. Pi-R-Square “Fantasy Pt. 2″ (Wee 197? 7 inch) – Local jazz-funk-psych out of Oakland 2. Breakout “Pozegnalny Blues” (Muza 1979 LP) Album name: ZOL – Polish funky bluesy prog 3. Three Years Apart “You and Me” (Heardrums 2004 7 inch) – psych inspired beats 4. The Ceyleib People “Ralin” (Vault 1968 LP) Album name: Tanyet – heavy beat sitar psych 5. MRR ADM “009″ (Private Press 10 inch) – Beat heavy new psych 6. Mr. Chop “Metropoli Del Ferro” (Stones Throw/Now Again 2008 LP) Album name: Lightworlds – new psych 7. Bob Chance “Jungle Talk” (Morrhythm 1980 LP) Album name: It’s Broken! – spacey synth jungle music 8. ??? Korean Soundtrack – LP – synth heavy psych 9. (Beat juggle double copies) – Spririt – “The Other Song” (Mercury 1975 LP) Album name: Son of Spirit – staple mid seventies newer psych production cut 10. Donnie and Joe Emerson “Give Me the Chance” (Enterprise and Co. 1979 LP) Album name: Dreamin’ Wild – Obscure late seventies psych out of Spokane, WA 11. Victor Brady “Brown Rain” (Polydor 1970 LP) Album name: Brown Rain – heavy steel drum psych 12. Iron Knowledge “Show Stopper” (Tammy 1974 7 inch) – heavy black rock with killer break 13. Juan Carlos Caceres “Sabroso” (Philips 1972 LP) Album name: Malon – Jazzy latin psych 14. Ananda Shankar “Streets of Calcutta” (EMI 1976 LP) Album name: Ananda Shankar and His Music – Classic rare-groove indian sitar psych 15. Black Moth Super Rainbow “The Dark Forest Joggers” (Graveface 2007 LP) Album name: Dandelion Gum – New psych 16. The Natural Yoghurt Band “Soft Cheese” (Jazzman 2007 7 inch) – new psych Honey Knuckles Selection Dorothy Ashby “Soul Vibrations” Selda “Ince Ince” Selda RAMP “Daylight “Come Into Knowledge (ABC Blue Thumb) Shafiq Husayn “Egypt ft. Jessie West & Kahil Sadiq” Shafiq En’ A-Free-Ka (Plug Research) Isis “April Fool” Andy Votel presents Finders Keepers (Fat City Recordings) Venus Gang “Love to Fly” Jean-Pierre Massiera – Psychosis Discoid (1976-1981) (Mucho Gusto Records) Mr. Chop “The Caveman” Sounds from the Cave (Jazz&Milk Recordings) The Action 13 “More Bread to the People” Nigeria Rock Special:Psychedelic Afro-Rock and Fuzz Funk in the 1970′s Nigeria (Soundway) Herman’s Rocket “Hanged in the Universe” Jean-Pierre Massiera – Psychosis Discoid (1976-1981) (Mucho Gusto Records) Nino Ferrer “Freak” Andy Votel presents Finders Keepers (Fat City Recordings) Adam Wade and Johnny Pate “Brother” Brother on the Run (Perception Records) Bartel “Summer in the City” Bartel (Perception Records) Shafuq Husayn “Evil Man” Shafiq En’ A-Free-Ka (Plug Research) | 4/18/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 56 – La Familia | La Familia(right click and “save as” to download) Hello Sanguine family! In our 56th episode, we focus on the thought of the family or La Familia as we call it here. The Family transcends time, it’s an ancestral connect-the-dots back to the beginning. In our first set, Honey Knuckles drops some new jams from Aloe Blacc, Mux Mool, and Sub Swara. Keeping to the stride of la Familia, we welcome Sanguine cousin, Spank Bank playing under the moniker Mack Lau. He drops a classic funk and 80′s set. Tying things together, Mama Feelgood gives props to her Moreno Valley fam, and features tracks from hometown heroes Afta-1 and Stereodojo. Click to show tracklist Afta-1 feat. Nikko – Chemical Reaction Afta-1 – Love Suite Afta-1 – Tiden Flyver Remix Gil Scott-Heron – Parents (Interlude) from I’m new here Gonjasufi – Ancestors from a sufi and a killer Shoes – Gramma No Hands Gil Scott -Heron – Me and the Devil from I’m New Here J Dilla – Baby ft. Madlib and Guilty Simpson from I’m New Here Eddie Bo & Inez Cheatham – Lover and a Friend Stevie Wonder – Higher Ground from Innervisions Aloe Blacc – Dollar from I Need A Dollar 12″ Mux Mool – Hog Knuckles from Skulltaste Sub Swara – Traffic Jam (Sub Swara Refix) Shafiq Husayn – Rebel Soldier from Shafiq En’ A-Free-Ka The Quantic Soul Orchestra – Father from Tropidelico Baker Brothers – Family Tree feat Vanessa Freeman War – Me and Baby Brother Stereodojo – Tapple Tree from ZOO Stereodojo – SP Music Love from ZOO Mack Lau Live Set | 4/11/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 55 – The Sky is Falling (ft. Mumbles in the Dust) | The Sky is Falling (ft. Mumbles in the Dust) (right click and “save as” to download) “Rain and thunder and lightning Crumbling buildings Falling hurricanes Earth shattering membranes Scattering insane Happening Souls keeps burning And the sky keeps plummeting Now—… Cant take long Revelation Devastation Better stay strong “ Tis true, Earth has come a-calling! Before you could take a breather from the Haiti/Chile quakes came a new shake this past weekend. Much love to the folks in Calexico. To spin some light from these events, I’ve always thought of deconstructive natural phenomena as a catalyst for creation…let’s hope and send prayers to all of those whom have been affected in the past months, and allow the positivity—rebuilding, communities coming together for support, and stories of resistance to shine through. And just as recent earth shakes have paralleled the above Blackalicious lyrics, an organic creation is birthing this week—the Sky is Falling SFestival (can also check details below). Our guest, Baraka Noel aka Mumbles is emcee, poet, performance artist, and grandmaster of this much needed festival for underground emcees. Mumbles hails from the collective We Are The Unreal, and has recently replanted roots in the bay after an almost year long tour canvassing the country with beautiful words and collaborating with other dope emcees. I juxtaposed Blackalicious’ Sky is Falling not only cause it shares a moniker with the festival, but because the spirit, voices, and creation story behind the fest stands in solidarity with those that survive and push to rebuild/recreate. Word, actualizing your heart’s passion into your daily grind, likens with the power of natural phenomena—it just needs incubation/collaboration/movement to be unleashed! Thus, inspiration for Sky is Falling SFestival loins from the souls’ thunder, quakes, from creation, collisions, and into what every local emcee needs to progress—community building. Dance-catch you in the downpour, Mama Feelgood P.S. Calling all ya’ll emcees, poets, artists, photographers, hope-to-bes, show up at Sky is Falling SFestival! Details below: Apr 8 2010, 8:00PM – Legends @ the Blue Macaw San Francisco, California Apr 9 2010, 6:00P – Wonderland @ the Greenhouse San Francisco, California Apr 10 2010, 8:00P – In a Small Town Outside of New Orcago @ Divinity Voice Music & Arts Oakland, California Apr 11 2010, 7:30P – Pandora’s trunk @ little baobab San Francisco, California Apr 12 2010, 7:00P – brainWASH REMIXed San Francisco, California Apr 13 2010, 8:00P – VIRACOCHA San Francisco, California Apr 14 2010 – 9:00PM Stolen Time @ Heist Gallery San Francisco, California Click to show tracklist Blackalicious “It’s Going Down” from Blazing Arrow Pharcyde, The “Runnin’ (Kid Logic Remix)” Citizens of Sleep “To Lose a Head” from Freestyle Theater Presents: Stolen Time Citizens of Sleep “Season’s Thesis” from Freestyle Theater Presents: Stolen Time Citizens of Sleep “TheStarGaze” from Freestyle Theater Presents: Stolen Time Citizens of Sleep “The Birth Right” from Freestyle Theater Presents: Stolen Time Baraka Noel “Road Trip Visions” from The Mixtape Philosophies of Mushroom Black Baraka Noel “Emmett” from The Mixtape Philosophies of Mushroom Black Baraka Noel “Religion” from The Mixtape Philosophies of Mushroom Black Mumbles “Live freestyle” Blackalicious “Sky is Falling” from Blazing Arrow | 4/7/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 54 – Canary Take Over (ft. Deceptikon) | Canary Take Over (right click and “save as” to download) With the Sanguine familia out of town, our good friend Canary T**d, fellow Pirate Cat Radio DJ and host of the Canary Hours takes over and does this Saturday proper. Don’t sleep on this one as she hosts Deceptikon off Daly City Records for a dope live set and interview to talk about his latest release, the Mythology of the Metropolis. Click to show tracklist Butterfly Bones “<3” Gonjasufi “Candylane” from a sufi and a killer Lindstrom & Christabelle “High and Low” from Real Life is No Cool Mux Mool “Wax Rose Saturday” from Skulltaste Ron Contour & Factor “Cheese French Toast” from Saffron Yung Mars “Stop Running (Official Spaceheater Remix)” from Santa Cruz or Bust Deceptikon Live Set Ninjasonik “05” from USBD (radio Version) Jahcoozi “Close to Me (Milanese Remix)” from Barfoot Wanderer Remixes Andreya Triana “Lost Where I Belong (Flying Lotus Remix)” from Lost Where I Belong Quadron “Day” from Average Fruit Bonobo “Eyesdown Feat Andreya Triana” from Black Sands Massive Attack “Paradise Circus (Gui Boratto Remix)” from Heligoland Yppah “They Know What Ghost Know” 16BIT “In the Death Car” from In the Death Car Booka Shade “Mandarine Girl” from Movements | 4/6/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 52 – How Sad, How Lovely (ft. Johnny Ray Huston) | How Sad, How Lovely (right click and “save as” to download) This week around we welcome editor, writer, and artist Johnny Ray Huston to guest host and share some sweet yet oh so lugubrious selections with the Sanguine Soul fam. We oriented this episode around Connie Converse’s “How Sad, How Lovely”, a theme set to help us indulge– deeply and magnificently– in our melancholia. Don’t worry though, such mournfulness does not come without its joy! As some writer out there mentioned, in reference to what some other writer said, “if you can’t exorcise your demons, exercise them. ” Johnny proves to stretch our eclectic and expansive repertoire once again with some excellent picks across the rock, disco, and electronic spectrums, charting the many many ways to express sad/lovely emotional territory. And I, Z Note, help out once I finally get my laptop to work properly with the mixer (oh, pirate radio equipment). There’s a couple exclusive treats in the mix, from Soft Moon‘s introspective and haunted synth-wave to Alexis Penney‘s oceanic disco, and After Dark‘s demo thriller set to run chills down your voyeuristic cyborg heart. But, you have to listen until the end for those lovelies. Click to show tracklist Z-Note & Johnny Selections Connie Converse “How Sad, How Lovely” from How Sad, How Lovely Schibbinz “Livin’ Free” from Livin’ Free Lindstrom & Christabelle “High and Low” from Real Life in no Cool Desire “Don’t Call” from 11 Love Unlimited Orchestra “Love’s Theme” from Under the Influence Dusty Springfield “Who Gets Your Love” from Cameo Shannon & The Clams “When You’re On” from I Wanna Go Home Hunx and his Punx “Do the Makeup” from Gay Singles Sylvester and The Hot Band “A Whiter Shade of Pale” from Sylvester And The Hot Band Wicked Witch “Under Your Spell” from Chaos 1978-86 Arthur Russell “I Couldn’t Say It to Your Face” from Love Is Overtaking Me Timi Yuro “I Love My Man” from Amazing Timi Yuro: The Mercury Years Neil Young “Computer Age” from Trans Washed Out “Hold Out” from Life of Leisure Prince “17 Days” from The Hits/The B-Sides 3 Nite Jewel “What Did He Say” from Good Evening Darkstar “Need You” from 5 Years ofHyperdub 2 Soft Moon “Untitled” from CDR Soft Cell “Where was Your Heart (When You Needed it Most)” from The Last Night Riechmann “Traumzeit” from Wunderbar Alexis Penney “Lonely Sea” from CDR After Dark “Crawlspace” from CDR | 3/14/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 51 – Daft iN Africa (ft. Freddy and Marky) | Daft In Africa (right click and “save as” to download) Check the waves as we welcome Proof and Freddy Anzures to drop an afro-futuristic soul slap. The recurring Sanguine theme of retro-futurism (check: Android Boogie) resurfaces, this time with a focus on fusing music and technology stemming from the African diaspora. Don’t sleep on this one; the apt duo incorporate vinyl with digital throughout their set, dosing us with a taste of their Daft iN Africa series. Click to show tracklist Z-NOTE Selection Oneness of Juju “African Rhythms” African Rhythms (Black Fire) Dabrye “The Lish” One/Three (Ghostly International) Gonjasufi “Ancestors” A Sufi And A Killer (Warp) Mtume “Hips” Juicy Fruit (Epic) Floating Points “Radiality” Radiality/For You (Eglo) Debruit “Nigeria What?” Spatio-Temporel (Civil Music) Free the Robots “Turbulence” Ctrl Alt Delete (Alpha Pup) IG Culture “B Free” Zen Badizm (Freedom School) Shafiq Husayn “Lil’ Girl ft. Fatima” En’ A-Free-Ka (Plug Research) FM • Daft iN Africa LIVE DJ SET FREDDY Selection WGBH Intro James Brown “The Future Shock of the World” Hot (Polydor) The Detroit Experiment “Highest” The Detroit Experiment (Ropeadope) The Brand New Heavies “Never Stop (Pink Enemy RMX)” Rmxxology (Delicious Vinyl) Trouble Funk “Trouble Funk Express” (D.E.T.T.) Jean-Jacques Perrey “E.V.A.” Moog Indigo (Vanguard) Prince “D.M.S.R.” 1999 (Warner Bros.) Kraftwerk “The Robots” The Man Machine (Capitol) The Webboes “Webboe Groove” (Sam) Urban All Stars “It Began In Africa” (Urban) Jungle Brothers “Beyond This World” (Warner Bros.) Africa Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force “Looking For The Perfect Beat” (Tommy Boy) Animals of Africa “Lion” Sounds of the Jungle (Nonesuch) MARKY Selection Roy Ayers “The River Niger” Africa, Center Of The World (Polydor) Femi Kuti “Tell Me (Jeremy Sole’s Musaics Remix featuring Ticklah)” Femi Vs. KCRW Soundclash! (KCRW) Common “Time Travellin’ (A Tribute To Fela)” Like Water For Chocolate (MCA) Hugh Masakela “Mama (Metro Area Birthday Dub)” Verve // Remixed² (Verve) The Light of Saba “Africa” (Honest Jon’s) The Allenko Brotherhood Ensemble “The Man With The Drum (Tony Allen vs Kraked Unit)” Brotherhood (Shanachie) Orsett “Steppin’” (White) Jay Dee “African Rhythms” Welcome 2 Detroit (BBE) FM • Interview HONEY KNUCKLES Selection Goapele “Milk and Honey (Aybee’s Gorilla in Trunk Slap)” (Skyblaze) The Ins vs Fleur Earth “Fall In Love” (Melting Pot) The Rwenzori’s “Handsome Boy (E Wara)” Africafunk: Return To The Original Sound Of 1970s Funky Africa (Harmless) Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra featuring Mayra Vega “Che Che Colé Makossa” (Daptone) Afrodesiac Soundsystem “Another One Bites the Dust” Afroheat #1 (Afrodisiac) The Boogoos “The Journey (Ghana ’74)″ (Perfect Toy) D’Angelo “Africa (Jazzy Jens Remix)” (G.A.M.M.) | 3/8/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 50 – Great Integration (ft. Ensemble Mik Nawooj and Push Dance) | Great Integration (right click and “save as” to download) Great Integration is an understatement for our guests this week, not only did this crew of folks create a hip-hop opera called Great Integration—what they have achieved (and I’m still trying to wrap my brain around) is an apocalyptic, mystical, mold breaking, saga…yo this ain’t any ol’ Star Wars or Lord of Ring epic saga, it’s narrated by hip-hop emcee Kirby Dominant, unfolded by classical chamber Ensemble Mik Nawooj, and expressed viscerally via Push Dance Company. Based on Daoist perspectives of opening one’s self to creation and understanding forces of deconstruction, Great Integration will be presented to us in several parts (separate performances) that will climax at the end of the Mayan calendar (end of the world) in 2012! I could summarize the piece but since my brain has not fully accepted the feat I’ll let an except of their press release say it best: “…In this penultimate installment of the Mik Nawooj saga, Black Swordsman of dominance is chosen as the one to trigger the Great Integration of the world before the arrival of Celestial King. When all the 5 lords of material realm are conquered, the old world we know will merge into one and the Great Celestial King shall descend from 9th heaven to wipe out all the impurities of the world, thus creating a new world with brand new paradigm.” And always rocking steady for ya, we have our very own Honey Knuckles representing his spin on integration with tracks Sun-Ra would love—melding afro-funk, jazz and a sprinkle of electronic production. We thank our guests Christopher Nicolas, JooWan Kim, Raissa Simpson for spreading the word on Great Integration work as it was a truly opening and wonderful experience. Enjoy! With light, Mama FeelGood Click to show tracklist Interview with JooWan Kim, Raissa Simpson, and Christopher Nicolas from Ensemble Mik Nawooj Ensemble Mik Nawooj “The 4th Prophecy” from Great Integration Ensemble Mic Nawooj “The Omen of Mic Nawooj Part 1” from Great Integration Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Black Swordsman Part 2” from Great Integration Ensemble Mic Nawooj “The Great Integration” from Great Integration Honey Knuckles Set Ice “Time Will Tell” from Africa Funk Vol 2 Wisdom “Nefertiti” Fanga “Kelen” from Rich Medina & Bobbito Present: The Connection, Vol. 1 – EP Nacho Patrol “Mind World” from Futuristic Abeba Tony Allen “The Same Blood” from Black Voices Nacho Patrol “Cheetahman” The Universals “New Generation” from Quantic Presents: The World’s Rarest Funk 45s Vol. 2 Shafiq Husayn “Dust & Kisses” from En A-Freek-a J Boogie’s Dubtronic Science “Alive (feat. Raashan Ahmad) [King Most Remix]” from Om: Hip Hop Soul Sessions Three Pieces “Backed Up Against A Wall” Cedric Brooks “Africa” Roy Ayers “Runnin Away” from Evolution | 2/28/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 49 – Iron & Fire | Iron & Fire (right click and “save as” to download) Time flies, and we’ve already hit episode 49, meaning that this website now boasts 98 hours of recorded Sanguine Soul slammers! Jyeah, that’s at least 6 hours of Honey Knuckles saying “what up”, 8 hours of Z Note losing his breadth, 3 hours of Aisha making cat noises, and 90 minutes of Shelmatic’s marbled mouth mushroom flow. Did I really just write all that? So, in case you were wondering if “Iron & Fire” means that we got our blacksmithing on this show, let me break it down. We finally got a chance to grace the decks for a full 45 minutes each this time around. Whereas Honey Knuckles blessed the decks with 45 minute of the fire-side of the soul spectrum, I (Z Knoooowt) laid down the icy iron backwoods. It makes for a dynamic range of music, from the propulsive madness of Afro-House to the cold drum machines and synth keys of minimal wave. Anyone know of some good minimal Afro-synth-wave? Oh wow, I just blew my mind. Enjoy, this one’s music heavy, lots of jams! Z Note Click to show tracklist Gil Scott-Heron “Me and the Devil” from I’m New Here Z Note’s Iron Set Z Note’s Iron Set Bal Pare “Rien Ne Va Plus” from Best of Bal Pare Iko “Digital Performance” from ’83 Deux “Game & Performance” from Game & Performance 12″ Chromatics “In The City” from After Dark Kano “Ikeya Seki” from Best of Kano Linear Movement “To Another Soul” from On The Screen Mark Lane “Who’s Really Listening” from Minimal Wave Tapes The Human League “Being Boiled” from Travelogue Ruth “Polaroid/Roman/Photo” from Bipp: French Synth Wave 1979-85 Glass Candy “Computer Love” from Beat Box Oppenheimer’s Analysis “The Devil’s Dancer” from New Mexico Bal Pare “Nocture” from Best of Bal Pare Grauzone “Eisbaer” from Eisbaer 12″ Kraftwerk “Computer World” from Computer World | 2/22/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 48 – Drums of Passion (ft. Derrick Love) | Drums of Passion (right click and “save as” to download) For this Valentine’s Day weekend we hit you up with not only some drums of passion but also the ebullient vocalizations and soulful poetics that spring forth from the valley of propulsive rhythms. Ya, it’s quite a ride, featuring exuberant sounds from Derrick Love–of San Francisco’s straight heated monthly get-down, Gemini Disco. He rocks a straight vinyl set linking James Brown to pummeling disco jams. We chop up it for a minute, exchanging ideas on creativity with restraint: the focused and specialized character of vinyl DJing in contrast to the sprawling and rhizomatic nature of mp3 DJing. Shelmatic, back from her LA travels for the moment, starts it all off with the legendary percussionist Babatunde and his unstoppable “Jin-Go-Lo-Ba”, as the drums of passion take us from Nigeria, to Jay Electronica’s New Orleans upbringing, back to California, and all the way around the world once again. I end the show with some slow burning polypercussive fire spanning the Afrobeat, breaks, disco, and electro skunk spectrums of the funk. Tell us what you think, send us music, suggests guests or even yourself as a guest, and we got more for your listening pleasure coming up next week! - Z Note Click to show tracklist Babatunde Olatunji “Jin-Go-Lo-Ba” from Drums of Passion Jay Electronica “Exhibit C” from Exhibit C Gene Ammons “Jungle Strut” from Brother Jug Basement Jaxx “Ascension” from Zephyr Mulatu Atsake “Emnete” from Emnete Natural Self “Every Day” from My Heart ( Beats Like a Drum ) – EP Little Dragon “Never Never” from Machine Dreams Betty Davis “Anti Love Song” from Music Darker Than You Derrick Love Live DJ Set [Start time: 41:45] Z Note Live DJ Set [Start time: 1:29:00] Bumblebee Unlimited “I Got a Big Bee (Demo Version)” from Patrick Adams: Masters of the Masterpiece Pt. II Universal Robot Band “Barely Breaking Even (Club Version)” from John Morales – the M&M Mixes Afrodisiac Soundsystem “Manu Le Deep” from Afro-Heat #3 Candido “Jingo” from Jingo 12″ Nacho Patrol “Hippo Aviation” from The Africa Jet Band In Flagranti “I Chatted Up The Nympho Secretary Pt. 1” from Sexx P**s Tool | 2/15/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 47 – Passing Me By (ft. DJ fflood) | fflood brings the soul to sanguine Passing Me By (right click and “save as” to download) It’s February, the month of love, and Sanguine Soul starts it off right with an episode we call “Passing Me By”. Roughly inspired by the Pharcyde song about juvenile infatuation, we channel the youthful heart’s flutter and innocence into our music and present to you a show we can all desire…and secretly admire. Z-Note kicks off the show with a tribute set paying homage to Dilla, Teddy, and Old Dirty. Next we welcome veteran DJ and producer fflood as he takes us through an enchanting journey starting with Alice Coltrane, weaving through jazz, soul, hip hop, and house vibes, and ending with the beautiful voice of Nina Simone (all using only vinyl). After the set, fflood talks to Mama FeelGood about his music, blog, and how he got his name. Honey Knuckles picks up where fflood left off and closes out the show with an uptempo house set of poly percussive rhythms to make you dance. Click to show tracklist me’ shell ndegeOcello “Love You Down” from Devil’s Halo Z-Note Set Taana Gardner “We Got to Work it Out” from Taana Gardner Teddy Pendergrass “Love TKO” from TP Ahmad “Back In The Day (remix)” from Ahmad Madlib “Dillalade Ride (Contact High)” from Beat Konducta Vol. 6 Dil Withers Bibio “Fire Ant” from Ambivalence Avenue A Tribe Called Quest “Stressed Out” from Beats, Rhymes, Life Slum Village “Fall In Love” from Fantastic Vol 2 Common “The Light” from Like Water For Chocolate Bobby Caldwell “Open Your Eyes” from Coming Down From Love Raekwon “Ason Jones” from Only Built For a Cuban Linx Pt. II fflood Set Honey Knuckles Set Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators “Feeling Free” The Jackson 5 “Things I Do For You (Regrooved by Da Wiesel)” Kenny Dope “Hittin The Bottle” George Kranz “Din Daa Daa (M1 Remix)” Louie Vega “Dance Ritual” DJ Harvey “Rhythm Graffiti” Awa Band “Babatteur (Quantic Remix)” from Haysobay! Louie Vega “Hear that Sound” from Dance Ritual Tortured Soul “Always In Heaven When I’m With You (Spinna Mix)” | 2/9/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 46 – Love Supreme (feat. DJ JB & Freestyle Love Supreme) | Love Supreme (right click and “save as” to download) Dj jb orange from http://djjb.vox.com/ Born from the higher powers of creation, there is a place many artists can describe as their “zone”, “nirvana”, or what freestyle MCs call getting open. This metaphysical realm is when paint, chords, camera angles, notes, words, or medium of choice escape the artist, with little need for cognition, to simply take form from pure impulsive imagination. The guests we present tonight mold their clay from similar instinctive sites. Tonight’s first featured guest, SF local DJ JB, described forming his sets as “on the fly”–meaning that he’ll have a rough estimate of the genres he’d like to vibe, but ultimately creates his sets in the moment. We also feature an interview with performance artists, Chris Sullivan aka Shockwave and Anthony Veneziale aka Two Touch, from the improv collective Freestyle Love Supreme. In a live pre-recorded interview (I know, the term “live pre-recorded” sounds oximoronic, but the interview was soooo off the hook when we recorded live, I had to disclaim!), breakdown their improv talents as analogous to free jazz. To honor the free flowing spirits of our guests, Honey Knuckles and I also decided to wing-it, and ended up masterfully bringing-it; evident in the cohesion between banter and mixes which gracefully vibe almost as pure as Coltrane’s Love Supreme!…Haha, I wish! But I do give props to Honey Kunckles who not only spun two short sets so we could present the Freestyle Love Supreme interview within context of some boundary breaking artists, but mixed background for the interview impromptu…ahh that’s good skill. Feelin the free~ Mama Feelgood Click to show tracklist Dead Prez – Hip Hop (Let’s Get Free) DJ JB Live Set Funk Factory – Rien Ne Vu Plus People Under The Stairs – San Francisco Nights D.O.C. – It’s Funky Enough Gravediggaz (Feat. Craig Gee) – Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark Group Home – Livin’ Proof Zion I & The Grouch – Lift Me Up – Bassnectar Remix Swizz Beatz – Money In The Bank [Explicit] Spank Rock & Benny Blanco are Bangers and Cash – Loose (f. Amanda Blank) DJ Ayres Potion remix Busta Rhymes – Dangerous (sol society rmx) Don Diablo vs Missy Elliot – Working out is overrated Mooqee Vs. Beatvandals – Back Up Balkan Beat Box – Adir Adirim (Nickodemus Remix) Fujiya & Miyagi – Collarbone Mexican Institute of Sound – El Microfono Nick Thayer – Thizz Shake Amanda Blank – Might Like You Better Rye Rye & M.I.A. – Tic Toc Busta Rhymes feat. Pharrell – G-Stro Digable Planets – Rebirth of Slick (iamxl remix) Kelis – Bossy (Crookers Unofficial Remix) Honey Knuckles Live Set Beverly Crosby – That Didn’t Stop Me Foreign Exchange – Nic’s Groove (Connected) Prince Fatty – Shimmy Ya The Pharcyde – Ya Mama (Remix) edIT – The Game Is Not Over feat. J Dilla Mochipet – Robot Crunk Juice Interview with Freestyle Love Supreme Afrika Bambaataa – Planet Rock (Looking for the Perfect Beat) Peaches and Tone Loc – Wild Thing (Peaches Remix) Debbie Deb – When I Hear Music Planet Patrol – Play At Your Own Risk DJ Deekline and Red Polo – I Feel For You Funky Constellation – Street Talk (Ultimate Breaks and Beats) | 2/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 45 – Eclectic Harvest (ft. Professor Bang) | Eclectic Harvest (right click and “save as” to download) Goddess of the Harvest With all the turmoil happening with our sisters and brothers in Ayiti/Haiti, rains washing upon us, and just trying to flourish fourth from our 9-5’s, we present you an eclectic yet reflective show. For meditating on the meaning of it all, resident Z-Note presents us with a set he dubs Modal Milk—one that swishes you to and fro genera like your cerebellum recalling childhood, yet keeps you grounded in the present awareness of harmonious rhythmic patterns. Celebrating our abilities to harvest bountiful memories, our technically precise brotha Professor Bang, of the Slayer’s Club, extracts us out of inner selves with a healthy dose of what the Slayer’s do best—charm and audio carnage. And when we say “technically precise” we mean that el professor is indeed a wise and learned aural mixologist. Integrating a sultry side of dubstep with aDoorly remix of Basement Jaxx’s Raindrops, and then skillfully flying up-tempo like speeding on the autobahn, Professor Bang vows that he’ll help grandma cross the street safely yet leave her loving the wobble. On the real tip, if you do wish to respond with love/donation to Haiti please check out Partners in Health, an organization that has been on the ground with folks in Haiti for over 20 years–and is one of the most inclusive, community-based health models serving the forgotten. Beating with other hearts that be, viva Ayiti! Aisha Click to show tracklist Dj Jedi “Blowout Break Mix” from Blowout Breaks Z-Note [Set begins 17:11] Can “Oh Yeah” from Tago Mago Whitefield Borthers “Reverse (Ft. Percee P. & MED)” from Earthology 24 Carat-Black “24 Carat Black Theme” from Ghetto: Misfortune’s Wealth Boards of Canada “Sixtyten” from Music Has the Right to Children Zomby “Tarantula” from 5 Years of Hyperdub Doom “Gazzillion Ear (Thom Yorke Remix)” from Gazzillion Ear Roska “The Sheppard” from The TWC Martyn “Elden St.” from Great Lengths Donaeo “Riot Music” from Party Hard Kode9 “Black Sun” Four Tet “Love Cry (Joy Orbison Remix)” from Love Cry SINGLE (2010) Darkstar “Need You” from 5 Years of Hyperdub Radiohead “Idioteque” from Kid A MP3 ALBUM (CAPITOL 2010) New Order “Mesh” from Movement Professor Bang Live [Set begins 1:05:36] | 1/24/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 44 – Verdant Volts (ft. Birds & Batteries) | Verdant Volts (right click and “save as” to download) For this week’s episode we tried out something new. Shelmatic jumbled some marbles in her mouth through the whole show, and I (Z Note waxing digital right here) tried to conjure strange words in a fruitless effort to describe the music of Bay Area experimental indie band Birds & Batteries. Who wants to be boxed into the silly expressive powers of language anyway? Band frontman and vocalist, Michael Sempert, dropped in to select some Eritrean drum machine tunes and tell us a bit about B&B’s latest EP, Up To No Good, a minimal funk synth effort that instills magnetizing images of an enchanted forest where the flora and fauna are actually robotic manifestations projected from the mind of a twisted hillside gnome–a psychotic little creature with dark intentions and yet, the pathos of a P Funk, cosmic liberator. It’s really a very satisfying combination of sounds. Imagine if John Carpenter produced the soundtrack to Lord of the Rings in the early 80s. Or consider a prismatic focus into one corner of David Bowie’s labyrinthian monsters. In the spirit of layering the organic with the electric, we happily conceptualize this episode Verdant Volts, a certain tongue twister for our mush mouthed Shelmatictron. And, yet she still carries the torch, saying much wiser things than I. In the second half of the show I suspend my cationic words in favor of spinning some tunes, intertwining psychedelic jazz, post-punk electronica, abstract beats, and a bit of funkified disco for ya’ll. Enjoy! Click to show tracklist Herman Eberitzsch “Make it Sweet” from “12″” Fatima and Funkineven “Klear” from “12″” Fat Freddy’s Drop “The Raft” from “Dr. Boondigga” Birds & Batteries (Michael Sempert) Interview & Selections Eritrean Instrumental Music “untitled” from “Eritrean Instrumental Music” Birds & Batteries “The Villian” from “Up to No Good” Birds & Batteries “Out In the Woods” from “Up to No Good” Birds & Batteries “Woodsarama” from “Woodsarama” Telegraph Canyon “Reels and Wires” from “The Tide in the Current” Z Note In The Mix David McCallum “House of Mirrors” from “The Edge: David Axelrod at Capital Records” Little Dragon “Never Never” from “Machine Dreams” Flying Lotus ft. Andreya Triana “Tea Leaf Dancers” from “Reset” Milez Benjamin “Our House” from “Shapes” Bibio “Sugarette” from “Ambivalence Avenue” Mike Slott “My Lightbridge” from “2×7″ Natural Self “The Rising ft. Andrey Triana” from “Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary” Rahmelzee vs. K Rob “Beat Bop” from “New York Noise” Talking Heads “Seen And Not Seen” from “Remain In Light” Taana Gardner “Heartbeat (Klub Version)” from “Heartbeat” Funkadelic “Cholly (Funk Getting Ready to Roll)” from “One Nation Under a Groove” Johnny Adams “Feel the Beat” from “Supafunkanova” People Under The Stairs “Trippin’ at the Disco” from “Carried Away” Domu “Springbreak” from “Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary” Flevans “27 Devils” from “Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary” Betty Davis “It’s So Good” from “Is It Love or Desire” | 1/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 43 – Liquid Alchemy (ft. U9Lift) | Liquid Alchemy (right click and “save as” to download) After a 2 week hiatus, we are back! We hope you had good times closing out the decade because it’s been a great genesis for us, and we’re grateful that Sanguine Soul had a place in your heart last year. To celebrate the birth of 2010, we decided to forgo the expected decade in review or top 50 list and instead, decided to throw a theme of the abstract variety in your direction: Liquid Alchemy. Special guest U9Lift joins the Sanguine team for a live set, transforming original beats with samples and acapellas to create his own form of musical gold. As usual, Z-Note and Honey Knucks dispel their own brand of magic on the decks to show you their interpretation of the theme. So as you consume our first show of the decade, what is your liquid alchemy? Click to show tracklist PREFUSE 73 “Storm Returns (with Tommy Guerrero)” from One Word Extinguisher on Warp Records Z-Note Ramp “Come Into Knowledge” from Come Into Knowledge Shafiq Husayn “Rebel Soldier” from En A’Freeka Blu & Sene “Why Bother?” from A Day Late and a Dollar Short Nite Jewel “What Did He Say” from What Did He Say Floating Points “Truly” from Vacuum – EP Woolfy “The Warehouse” from If You Know What’s Good For Ya!! Paul Hardcastle “Central Park” from Paul Hardcastle Raw Silk “Do It To the Music” from Do It To the Music Jazzanova & Ben Westbeech “I Can See” from Of All the Things Loose Joints “Is It All Over My Face (Female Version)” from Is It All Over My Face U9Lift U9lift (Oizo Vs. Hopeton Lewis) “Oizo done Eazy” U9lift (Beck Vs. Vibesquad) “Where’s it at?” U9lift “I Dream of Sleep” U9lift “Lost at Sea” U9lift “Everything She Loses” U9lift “Junkyard” U9lift (Beatles Vs. TwoLoneSwordsmen) “Rocky Days” U9lift “Ruin our Minds” U9lift (Bill Withers Vs. Kid Koala Vs. Amon Tobin) “Lost Sunshine” U9lift (Billie Holiday Vs. Amon Tobin) “Gloomy Headed Sunday” U9lift “Hello Death” Honey Knuckles Red Astaire “Rollin’ Stone” from Nuggets for the Needy Joe Dukie & DJ Fitchie “Midnight Marauders” from Midnight Marauders Natural Self “Midnight Sun ft. Elodie Rama” from My Heart Beats Like A Drum Linda Williams “Elevate Our Minds” from Ghetto Funk, Sweet Soul, and Classic Breaks Vol. 2 Soulico & Oren Barzilay “Avood Meahava (Featuring Oren Barzilay)” from Exotic on the Speaker Alice Russel “Music Makes Me High” from All Over Now KnowSleep “T-Street” from KnowSleep Quantic “Politick Society” from Politick Society Greenwood Rhythm Coalition “Salsa Verde” from NYC Trust Chocolate Starfish “Cosmic Force” from Cosmic Force Soho “Hot Music” from Hot Music- The Album | 1/10/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 42 – Songs of Experience (Ft. Noel Vaughn) | Songs of Experience (Glitch Edit) (right click and “save as” to download) If you’ve clicked the play button on the above audio then you may already realize that something is awry. We recorded a great show for our fam, featuring many songs of experiences contributed from near and far, and a mad talented live performance from local electronic musician, Noel Vaughn. But in a twist of fate after so many episodes of clear sailing until today’s one year anniversary show, our two hours of material got smashed into seven minutes of a glitchy pastiche. Quite a seven minutes worth listening to nonetheless–well, if you enjoy a collage of vocal and spatial patterns intermingled by the random impulses of the recording equipment. Much love to everyone who contributed a song and a strong memory associated with its sonic frequency; hopefully you were able to listen to us live! More songs of experience to come in the future! Be sure to peep Noel Vaughn’s soundcloud for only a taste of what this man can do live with a computer, keyboard, and various trigger pad robotics. | 12/20/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 41 – Precipitation (ft. Manitous and Joe Mousepad) | Precipitation (right click and “save as” to download) Manitous and J. Mousepad in their element For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere the winter solstice is but on the horizon, changing seasons, perceptions of light and dark, and heralding atmospheric water phenomena. This week we team with our Slayers Club homeboys Manitous and Joe Mousepad in channeling the hydrometeoric energies that have graced our skin and streets, in what we present as our ode to precipitation. I make our boys blush with some sassy commentary on loving the sultry slickness that Honey Knuckles turned on with the lo-fi oscillations from Natural Self and the funky vocal cataclysm of Alice Russell’s “A Fly in the Hand”. Ohhhh let me warn you, before you have a chance to dry, Joe Mousepad and Manitous brings on more of the wet stuff with their fingers on our sonic trigger! Mousepad drizzles us with a KAOSS-filled jam session along side an Amazonian Rainforest set that goes everywhere from Souls of Mischief to Mux Mool, deluged to us by none other than Mr. Manitous! Relish the soak from our ode to the element that keeps us flowing, heart’s rivers wide, allowing us another lovely motivation to hold onto the ones that warm us…enjoy with love! Heart flowing, Mama FeelGood P.S. For more on Joe Mousepad find him on twitter (he lives on it). Click to show tracklist AmpLive/Video Tapez feat. Del the Funky Homosapien/Rainydayz Remixes Honey Knuckles [begins 09:20] Zion i/Silly Putty feat. The Grouch/Mind Over Matter Jackson 5/Ain’t No Sunshine (Benny Blanco Remix)/The Remix Suite Natural Self/My Heart Beats Like a Drum feat. Elodie Rama/My Heart Beats Like a Drum UGK/Pocket Full of Stones (Pimp C Remix)/Best of UGK Greenwood Rhythm Coalition/Oye (Dub)/12” Prefuse 73/Rain Edit Interlude/Surrounded By Silence Illa J/Sounds Like Love (Nobody’s Unicorn Dub Remix)/12” RJD2/Rain/Your Face or Your Kneecaps KnowSleep/Autumn Kaskade/KnowSleep Alice Russell/A Fly in the Hand (DJ Vadim Remix)/Under the Munka Moon 2 The Boogoos/The Journey-Ghana ’74 (Remix by Dusty)/Jazz and Milk Breaks Vol. 3 Fat Freddy’s Drop/Shiverman/Dr. Boondigga & the Big BW Italoboyz vs John Coltrane/Bahia/12” Manitous and Joe Mousepad Live [begins 57:50] J Todd/Luxxxurious/X.O.X.O Lone/Snow Birds/Lucky 9teen Samuel ad the Dragon/Diamonds on a Boat (8Bitch Remix)/12” Souls of Mischief/93 Till Infinity (KidLogic Remix)/California Remixed EP Indigo/Grace (Synkro Remix)/12” B-90/Lost in the Rainforest/12” Glasser/Apply (Lemonade Remix)/12” Mux Mool/Ballad of Gloria Featherbottom/The Nocturnal Suite Matt Huffley/Sprutbass/ 12” Aaliyah and Timberland/Are you that someone/Dr Doolittle Michna/Triple Chrome Dipped/12” Flying Lotus/Dance Floor Stalker/Reset EP Fever Ray/Now’s the Only Time I know (J-Wow Mix)/Fever Ray Zeno/Datacaster/No Coast Allstars Hostage/Valhalia/Valhalia EP Jeekoos/Gun Slinger/No Coast Allstars | 12/13/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 40 – Android Boogie (ft. King Most) | Android Boogie (right click and “save as” to download) King Most split between man and machine Since the industrial revolution, people have leveraged arts to explore the concept of merging human soul with technology (see Fritz Lang’s Metropolis or read Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein). With androids being the epitome of humankind’s effort to merge machine and homosapien, the Sanguine family decided to honor the theme in an episode titled: Android Boogie. We invite local DJ, King Most, to join us this week and step up to the decks to showcase his eclectic range of drum machine and synth driven tracks. Be sure to catch him next week at the Mezzanine spinning with Spinna and Bobbito for the Stevie Wonder party, Wonderfull. Don’t sleep on that one yo! Click to show tracklist Herbie Hancock/Rockit Mix/12” [Honey Knuckles, begins at 11:29] Holy Ghost/Walk on Air (Sun and Moon Mix)/David Mancusco presents: The Loft vol. 2 Zapp/Dance Floor/12” Armenta and Majik/I Wanna Be with You (Part 2)/12” Stevie Wonder/Superstition (U-Tern Remix)/12” Ish/Don’t Stop/12” Paul Lewis/Girl, You Need a Change of Mind/12” D Train/Keep on/D Train Kano/Don’t Try to Stop Me/New York Cake Neighbor vs DJ Soup/Stars Over Kingston/12” Prince/Controversy (Stupid Fresh Remix)/12” [King Most, begins at 48:39] ESG Intro Cloud One Patty Duke Larry Young “Turn Off The Lights” Sequence “Funk You Up” (splice re edit) Barkays Holy Ghost Rene And Angela “I’ll Be Good” James Pants “We’re Through” NYC Peech Boys “Journey” Woolfey “Odyssey” Marvin Gaye “T Plays Cool” Stevie Wonder “boogie on reggae woman” Taana Gardner “No Frills” Amerie “Some Like It” First Touch “80′s Babies” Manzel “Space Funk” Plant Life “Last Song” Disco Dub Band Mr K edit Larry Fingers Can You Feel It Shari Vari Number of Names Time Zone Re-Edit Metro Area Miura [Z-Note, begins at 1:33:05] Pied Piper Of Funkingham/The Drummer Boy of Funkingham/Pied Piper Of Funkingham Jungle Brothers/U Make Me Sweat/Done By The Forces of Nature BLT/Tighten It Up/12″ UDM/To Please You/12″ Prince/Head/Dirty Mind Jan Leslie Holmes/Im Your Superman-DJ Spinna ReFREAK Inst./Boogie Back Lindstrom & Christabelle/Baby Can’t Stop (Idjut Boys Remix)/CDR Pilooski/Im An Indian Too (Pilooski Not the Indian Mix)/Zevolution Remixed Delorean/Deli/Delorean | 12/6/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 39 – Mayhem | Mayhem (right click and “save as” to download) So we don’t drink juice in the hood or smoke fools with glocks but we have a mean trio of spinners hitting you tonight. Honey Knuckles beacons with a funk that causes street corner folks to windmill with his old-to-new school span of breaks. Inspired by the ruckus brought forth—straight from the grime of SF underworld shenanigans, guest DJ/producer Ground_Control owns our listening process with a set that leaps yet bridges each and everywhere from breaks to dubstep and funky electro. And before you have a moment to assure yourself that you’re back in the pilot seat of your being, Z Note slaps you silly with circus disco into psych disco and disco house! Shout out to THE WOMAN, Nicole, promoter of Infatuation Winter Formal for hooking us up with tickets we gave away to a faithful listener. Yes, if you call and email us amazingly splendid things may happen! Our show is so full of amazing that technology prematurely cuts us off—oh well, ya can’t expect 001 1001 001 01110 100110 to keep up with us cause we break all time/space/musical/existential boxes. Click to show tracklist Intro Kid Koala/Slew Test 2/The Slew Honey Knuckles [Start 11:33] Jimy Castor Bunch/It’s Just Begun/12″ Blade/The comin is near/12″ Jesse Green/Flip/Ultimate Breaks and Beats Mighty Show Stoppers/Hippy Skippy Moon Strut/12″ The Winstons/Amen Brother/12″ The Monkees/Mary, Mary/12″ Drumattic Twins/Crazy Love (Peo De Pitte Remix)/12″ Hanuman Tribe/Baba Jaga (daVIP Remix)/12″ DJ Deekline & Red Polo/Bam Bam (Breaks Mix)/12″ Scott Maelic/Grapevine/12″ Ground_Control [Start 42:33] Crooked feat Aesop Rock – Evil Nine The Machine – Baobinga and ID Elevate – Dreadzone (Roxiller Remix) Slammin Freedom – Maelstrom Human Animal – Young Rebels & Francesco Diaz (John Dahlback Remix) Knock You Out – Black Noise (Andy George Remix) Let Me Bang – ZXX & Paul Anthony Check Engine – Savoy Cut the Mix – Aniki & Bling Fingah (Hot Mouth & TJR Remix) Might Like You Better – Amanda Blank Drop Down – Designer Drugs Party & B******t – Rah Digga (Cryptical Remix) Top Back – Alias (Dirty Basement Remix) Selling Out Is the New Keeping It Real – Ground_Control Z Note (Leftfield Disco Mayhem Mix) [Start 1:28:29] Aural Exciters/Spooks In Space/Mutant Disco Vol. 2 Herman’s Rocket/Hanged in the Universe/Jean-Pierre Massiera – Psychoses Discoid (1976 – 1981) Lizzy Mercier Descloux/Funky Stuff/Mutant Disco Vol. 1 Dubwise/Hold Me Real Tight/Sidetracked Dizzee Rascal/Dirtee Cash/Tongue N’ Cheek Kid Sister/Control/Ultraviolet Stush/We Nuh Run (Riddim Sirens)/12″ Simian Mobile Disco/Turn Up the Dial (feat. Young Fathers)/Temporary Pleasure | 11/23/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 38 – Disco Breakdown | Disco Breakdown (right click and “save as” to download) It seems we’re coming full circle with the history of hiphop and disco music. The inchoate beginnings of hiphop emerged from dance parties in Bronx projects where everything from James Brown to Kraftwerk and KC and the Sunshine Band could be heard. The first rapp (double p) records pressed on wax were disco raps, from the assumed first of the batch in 1979, Fatback Band’s “King Tim III” to the legendary Sugar Hill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight.” By the late 80s New York hiphop artists rejected disco in favor of the louder funk that would orient the genre for the next two decades. Even the burgeoning West Coast electro rap scene folded for the funk. You can hear recent vitriol (still, in the most fun way possible) towards disco in the Dr. Octagon’s “Bear Witness,” (produced by Dan the Automator), sampling an amazing Tommy Boy promo record by the forgotten 4-Ever Fresh, “Urban Sound Surgeon.” And some heads still can’t get down to the fever. But, disco is back with a vengeance. From infecting indie punk with infectious dance grooves (thanks “House of Jealous Lovers”), mainstream pop (Black Eyes Peas, Lady Gaga, Kanye), as well as the futuristic thump of the underground (Dam Funk, Hercules and Love Affair). So, in spirit of the restored disco energy, Shelmatic and I (Z Note) venture through a disco breakdown to give you a taste of the variability and exceptional sounds of over 30 years of disco tunes. We lay down some modern soul, dusted boogie grooves, the funkier side of the cowbell, and a dip into synth heavy madness. Tell us what color of the spectrum gets your magic shoes flailing. We love it all. For more journeys into the disco groove, peep some earlier episodes: Ep. 11 – Rollerspace Boogie Ep. 7 – Cosmic Vibrations Click to show tracklist Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel/White Lines/12” Instrumentals from Dam Funk/Toeachizown vol.1 LAtrik Z Note [Soulful Disco Mix] Willie Hutch/Brother’s Gonna Work it Out/The Mack Sharon Redd/Can You Handle It/Sharon Redd Geraldine Hunt/Can’t Fake The Feeling (Album Version)/No Way Younger Generation/We Rap More Mellow (Joey Negro Remix)/Supa Funkanova Was (Not Was)/Tell Me That I’m Dreaming (Traditional 12″ Remix)/Ze Records 1979 – 2009 Hamilton Bohannon/Let’s Start The Dance/Let’s Start the Dance 12” C.J. & Co./Devil’s Gun/Devil’s Gun Shelmatic (Funkified Disco Mix) KC and the Sunshine Band/I’m Your Boogie Man/Part 3 Charanga ’76/Ain’t No Stopping Us Now (No Nos Pararan)/12″ Sylvia Striplin/Give Me Your Love/Give Me Your Love Crown Heights Affair/I See The Light/12″ Lorraine Johnson/Feed the Flame/12″ Barry White/Let the Music Play/Let the Music Play Z Note [Electric Disco Mix] Kraftwerk/The Robots/Man Machine Holy Ghost!/I Will Come Back (Original Mix)/12” LCD Soundsystem/Disco Infiltrator/LCD Soundsystem Black Cock/Get Ready/Free Range Kano/Now Baby Now/12” Sylvester/Do Ya Wanna Funk/Do Ya Wanna Funk Donna Summer/I Feel Love/I Remember Yesterday Patrick Cowley/Mind Warp/Mind Warp The Juan MacLean/One Day/The Future Will Come | 11/15/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 37 – Roots and Rhythm (ft. MC Zulu) | Roots and Rhythm (right click and “save as” to download) With Aisha, Shelmatic, and Z-Note out, Honey Knuckles calls upon DJ Pandaman to co-host Sanguine Soul. From the mist of Wu Dang mountain, Pandaman arrives, records and bamboo shoots in hand to throw down a classic reggae and dancehall extravaganza. Honey Knuckles enters his ancestral being and channels his internal dragon to celebrate tonight’s theme: Rhythm and Roots. Together, they are the Double Dragon DJ’s. Hailing from Chicago by way of Panama, MC Zulu honors the duo with the genesis story of his electronic ragga rhythm. Zulu’s voice will shake you to your core and remind you what roots be all about son! Click to show tracklist Eddie Kendricks/My People/ Jay Dilla/People/Donuts Honey Knuckles & Pandaman (tagteam) Dennis Alcapone/Cassius Clay/400% Dynamite Linval Thompson/Schoolgirl/6 Babylon Lee Perry/Jungle Lion/300% Dynamite Roland and Cassandra/I Admire You/The Lovers Rock Story Cymande/Bra/Cyamande Cymande/The Message/Cyamande Budos Band/Budos Rising/Chicago Falcon The Maytals/54-46 Was my Number/The Maytals Greatest Hits Freddie Notes and the Rudies/Montego Bay/Trojan UK Hits Box Set Cassandra/Love Me Sweeter Tonight/The Lovers Rock Story Sound Dimension/Summertime/Mojo Rocksteady Beat Sound Dimension/Mojo Rocksteady/Mojo Rocksteady Beat Banda Uniao Black/Everybody’s a Winner/Banda Uniao Black Desmund Decker/Israelites/Trojan UK Hits Box Set Jacob Miller/Tenement Yard/Rockers: The Original Soundtrack The Abyssinians/Mandela/200% Dynamite Interview with MC Zulu MC Zulu and David Last/Hit Parade/Musically Massive MC Zulu and David Last/Necessary Evils/Musically Massive MC Zulu and David Last/Put Me On Your Guestlist/Musically Massive MC Zulu and David Last/Ghettoblaster/Musically Massive The Pioneers/Longshot Kick the Bucket/Lovers Rock (18 Classic Reggae Hits) Spragga Benz/She Nuh Ready Yet/7″ Goofy/Old Crook/7″ Mister Vegas/Heads High/7″ Harry Toddler/Badmen Nah Dress Like Girl/7″ Bounty Killer/Benz and the Beemer/7″ Kush Aurora/Dealbreaker/Boiling Over | 11/8/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 36 – Hauntology | Hauntology (right click and “save as” to download) Edvard Munch's Madonna Halloween gave us Sanguine Soulsters a chance to play some of the freakier — and creepier — tunes that we usually don’t get a chance to bump on the show. From Blowfly’s “Fuck The Devil” to Mobb Deep’s “Shook Ones Pt. II” we take you down a sometimes funny, occasionally scary, and once in awhile absolutely frightening journey through the concept of hauntology. Halloween is an uncanny night where we are encouraged to wear masks and channel the specters of the past or take on the altar personae of what we would like to be. Much of today’s electronic music, from the sample based form of hip-hop to dub-step’s haunted memories of the future, do the same. So, we explore this spirit of the mask with ghostly rhythms and wraithful melodies. Be forewarned, this mix might shake you! Click to show tracklist Goodie Mob/Mind Playing Tricks On Me/We Can’t Be Stopped Trashumas/Busco tu Sangres/12′ instrumentals from Gravediggaz/Horror Mentalz and Burial/Burial Honey Knuckles in the mix Dead Prez/Animal in Man/12″ Jean Grae/Going Crazy/This Week Spooks/Things I’ve Seen/Things I’ve Seen Deltron/Virus/Deltron 3030 Steve Maxwell Von Braund/Monster Planet/Finders Keepers Mistah Fab/Ghost Ride It/Yellow Bus Rydah Curtis Mayfield/Right on for the Darkness/12″ Les Maledictus Sound/Kriminal Theme/Midnight Masseira The Devils/The X Sorcist/People Midnight Star/Freakazoid/12″ Rockwell/Somebody’s Watching Me/12″ Blowfly/F**k the Devil/12″ Jedi Mind Tricks/The Heart of Darkness/Visions of Ghandi RJD2/The Horror/Deadringer Z-Note in the mix King Cannibal/Colder Still/Let the Night Roar Lorn/Watchtower/Grief Machine Kode9 & The Space Ape/Nine Samurai/Memories of the Future Kode9 & The Space Ape/Curious/Memories of the Future Portishead/Over/Portishead Company Flow/Info Kill (instrumental)/12″ The Notorious B.I.G./Suicidal Thoughts/Ready to Die Gravediggaz/1-800 Suicide [Poisonous Mix Instrumental]/Horror Mentalz Mark Pritchard/The Hologram (Original Mix)/12″ Harmonic 313/Cyclotron/When Machines Exceed Humans Intelligence Cannibal Ox/Vein/The Cold Vein GZA/Cold World/Liquid Swords Mobb Deep/Shook Ones Pt. II/The Infamous Dr Who Dat?/Creepin/Beat Journey Lorn/Hollow Man/Grief Machine The Gaslamp Killer/Anything Worse/My Troubled Mind Portishead/Machine Gun/Third King Cannibal/Murder Us ft. Jahcoozi/Let the Night Roar | 11/1/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 35 – Everlasting Bass | Everlasting Bass (right click and “save as” to download) We’re cooking up something special tonight on Sanguine Soul. With the theme ingredient being Bass, guest chefs Matt Haze and Joe Mousepad (Slayer’s Club) drop by the studio to help create this musical feast. I don’t know how you like your Sanguine Soul, but be prepared for low frequency flavors. For the first course, Z-Note prepares a mix with generous servings of dubstep and hints of southern production. I hope it whets your appetites because Matt Haze unveils the main course next, a classic Drum and Bass set. Using mostly vinyl, he achieves a bold meal with Joe Mousepad adding live freestyle flavors through the mic and Kaoss pad. If you can handle it, then don’t miss out on dessert. Honey Knuckles serves a massively decadent final course of hip hop, glitch, dubstep, and breaks. Click to show tracklist Rodney O and Joe Cooley/Everlasting Bass/Me and Joe Z-Note’s Set The D.O.C./Let The Bass Go/No One Can Do It Better Kode9/Black sun/Black Sun 12” Martyn/Elden St./Great Lengths Pattie Blingh And The Akebulan 5/Brother: The Point (2562 Remix)/12” Bar 9/Soundboy/Attack of the Killer Bass Freaks pt. 1 Zomby/Spliff Dub (Rustie Rmx)/5 Year of Hyperdub Joker/A1 Do It/12” Mike Jones/Still Tippin’ (Feat. Slim Thug & Paul Wall)/Where is Mike Jones? Trick Daddy/Shut Up/Book of Thugs Flying Lotus/Disco Balls/5 Year of Hyperdub Live set by DJ Matt Haze and emcee Joe Mousepad Honey Knuckles’ Set Buff 1/Beat the Speakers Up/12″ Zion I and the Grouch/Lift Me Up (Bassnectar Remix)/12″ Milez Benjamin/Chop that Wood/12″ Mochipet/Mr. Malase/12″ Bassnectar/Boombox (iLL Gates Remix)/12″ Sebastian/H.A.L./12″ Chase and Status/Against All Odds feat. Kano (Dubstep Remix)/12″ Buraka Som Sistema/Sound of Kuduro/12″ Deekline and Red Polo/Touch it Bring It/12″ Rick Ross/Hustlin (instrumental)/12″ Public Enemy/Bring The Noise/It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back | 10/26/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 34 – Don’t Sweat The Technique (ft. Tajai of SoM) | Don’t Sweat the Technique The times are changing for hiphop. The raw, funk break and heavy lyricist sound of the late 80s and early 90s doesn’t carry the genre forward today. Just ask New Yorker columnist Sasha Frere-Jones (although if done right we could “Tream ‘Em Right” like Chubb Rock all over again). Despite the drastic transitions in mainstream hiphop of our day to the sounds of four on the floor pop disco, some golden age artists are still putting in work. Raekwon just released his phenomenal part II of Only Built For a Cuban Linx. Ghostface is still holding it down and Goodie Mob reunited four a tour. And our very own, homegrown and foundational Souls of Mischief plan their own return to the sage of futuristic old school flavor with the upcoming Montezuma’s Revenge. Representing for the Hiero imperium, Tajai blesses the mic near the end of the show to give us the word on the new album and drop some history on what Souls of Mischief have been up to the past 15 years (wow). Honey Knuckles and myself, Z Note, open it up, venturing forth from Eric B and Rakim’s “Don’t Sweat the Technique.” Expect the straight up funk paired with the synth, always poeticized by amazing lyrical patterns and flows. In true independent and grassroots spirit, we also have a bit of fuzz on this week’s recording. But just think you’re listening to a tape! Many parenthetical thoughts for this show. Definitely a them to be revisited. Tell us what you think in the comments. Show tracklist Eric B. & Rakim/Don’t Sweat the Technique/Don’t Sweat the Technique instrumentals from Ultimate Breaks and Beats/Instrumentals Honey Knuckles in the mix [Start 00:11:35] Eric B and Rakim/Paid in Full (Coldcut Remix)/Paid in Full (Deluxe Edition) Main Source/Lookin At The Front Door/Breakin’ Atoms Quantic/Ticket to Know feat. Ohmega Watts/12″ Organized Konfusion/Fudge Pudge/Organized Konfusion Visionaries/Love/12″ Jurassic 5/Jurass Finish First/Quality Control Hieroglyphics/At the Helm/3rd Eye Vision DJ Jazzy Jeff/Mystery Men feat. Last Emporer Black Star/Re: Definition/Black Star Common/The Sixth Sense/Like Water for Chocolate Onra/My Comet/12″ Z Note in the mix [Start 00:56:20] Kurious Jorge/I’m Kurious (Pete Nice Remix)/12” Positive K/A Good Combination/Back to the Old School Mad Skillz/The Nod Factor/From Where??? The Roots/Dynamite!/Things Fall Apart Souls of Mischief/Never No More (76 Seville Mix)/12” Pete Rock/Get Involved/Petestrumentals J Dilla/Over The Breaks (instrumentals)/The Shining Pharoahe Monch/Agent Orange/Desire Roots Manuva/Witness (1 Hope)/Run Come Save Me DJ Spinna/More Colors Feat. Elzhi/Sonic Smash Heavy D. & The Boyz/You Ain’t Heard Nuttin Yet/Big Tyme EPMD/It’s My Thang/Strictly Business Main Source/Live At The Barbecue/Breaking Atoms Lords of the Underground/Madd Skillz Leaders Of The New School/Sobb Story/A Future Without a Past… X-Clan/Xodus/Xodus Rodney O & Joe Cooley/U Don’t Hear Me Tho/F**k New York Interview w/ Tajai from Souls of Mischief [Start 01:34:00] Souls of Mischief/Tour Stories/Montezuma’s Revenge Souls of Mischief/Proper Aim/Montezuma’s Revenge Souls of Mischief/’93 Til Infinity/’93 Til Infinity | 10/19/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitEpisode 33 – The Elements | The Elements A few days ago, Mama FeelGood and I asked ourselves, “How would we represent the fundamental elements of nature through music?” The result is episode 34 of Sanguine Soul. With Shelmatic and Z-Note in LA, the Mic Mistress and I cobbled together a show dedicated to the four elements: Wind, Water, Earth, and Fire. Enjoy 4 live sets, each representing one of the elements. So which element[s] speaks to your soul? Show tracklist AIR Air/Playground Love/Playground Love Rahsaan Roland Kirk/Ain’t No Sunshine/Blakcnuss The Alkoholiks/Flute Song/Firewater Alice Russel/Music Takes Me Up/12” The Budos Band/Chicago Falcon/The Budos Band II Rene Costy and His Orchestra/Scrabble/12” Flying Lotus/Infinitum/Los Angeles Beats Antique/She’s Looking for Something/Contraption Rahzel/Rahstrumental Breaks 4/Rahzels Greatest Knockouts WATER Fela Kuti/Water No Get Enemy/Expensive S**t Red Astaire/Marvins Groove/12” Astrud Gilberto/Bim bom (Psapp Remix)/Verve Remixed 4 Giorgio/Tears/Brainfreeze Breaks South Rakkas Crew/Red Alert Rhythm Marvin Gaye/T Plays It Cool/Trouble Man Cro-Magnon/Galactic Mellow (Grooveman Spot Re-Edit)/12” Grand Puba/Get It (Caspa Remix)/12” Joker/Digidesign/12” EARTH Buraka Som Sistema/Kurum/12” The Snip/El Boom/12” Pantyraid/Worship the sun/The Sauce Nina Simone/Funkier Than A Mosquito’s Tweeter/It Is Finished Thievery Corporation/The Heart’s a Lonely Hunter (Thievery Corporation Remix)/12” Pastaboys ft. Wunmi/Babalawo/Haysobay! Awa Band/Babtteur (Quantic Remix)/Haysobay! The Boogoos/The Journey (Dusty Remix)/12” FIRE Pimps of Joytime/Bonita (DJ Vadim Remix)/12” Beats Antique/Beauty Beats/Collide Thievery Corporation/Supreme Illusion (Nickodemus Remix)/12” Pretty Lights/Hot Like Sauce/Filling up the Skies M.I.A./Fire Bam (Diplo Mix)/Piracy Funds Terrorism Vol. 1 D’Angelo/Spanish Joint/Voodoo Nickodemus and Mariano/Wang Doodler Samba (DJ Chillfreeze Mix)/Turntables on the Hudson 6 | 10/13/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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