Ben Glas – Superpositional Melodies

Ustad Abdul Karim Khan – Feb. 1935 – Dec. 1936

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Sleeparchive – Static

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Emma DJ – Melon Siesto

TLF Trio – Sweet Harmony

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Faith’s Sweets

Paranoid Pricks – Are Still Watching

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Genetic Factor – In Deadly Wet Dreams

East man – Hi Tek Music

Eugene Carchesio – I Should Have Known

The Doudou Ndiaye Rose Family – Twenty​-​One Sabar Rhythms

“Magnificent Wolof drum music, performed by an extended griot family over seven consecutive days, in the mystical setting of Lac Rose, outside Dakar.
Doudou Ndiaye Rose — who died in 2015 — is a key drummer in the musical history of the world. He developed a system of five hundred original drumming patterns, ancient and new. Amongst the modern rhythms here is Bench Mi — ‘under the Baobab tree,’ a spot where where problems get solved. Also Hibar Yi — ‘passing on information’ — the theme-tune of Senegalese TV national news for decades — and Les Rosettes, the signature rhythm of Senegal’s first ever all-female percussion group, convened by Doudou, and named after his grandmother.
These original compositions sit alongside important traditional rhythms, familiar to every Sabar player, such as Farwu Jar ( a courtship game sometimes resulting in a wedding), Ceebu Jin (also the name of the national dish of fish and rice), and Gumbé, often played after a successful harvest.
Recorded in joyful single takes, with no overdubs, mastered by Rashad Becker, the music is deep and thrilling, polyrhythmic to the bone, with a complex, pointillistic intensity at times evoking Jeff Mills in full flight.” Honest Jon’s

The Cell of Our Lady of Walsingham

Saint Abdullah & Eomac – Patience Of A Traitor

Kali Malone – Living Torch

Primer Regimen – 1983

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