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Space echo, maybe the universal energy of frequency and vibration. Sound of univers ....
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Jambú e Os Míticos Sons Da Amazônia (Analog Africa Nr. 28)
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I have been several times in Belém and around in the delta of the Amazon & Tocantins rivers, went to carimbó little festivals in the middle of Marajó Island, taking analog photos of these afro-delta traditions, between 2000-2010 ... this release is huge, I pay homage to Samy Ben Redjeb for suceeding such a project! I hope one day Analog goes for French Guyana, Martinique & Guadeloupe vintage sounds. These CARIMBÓ-SIRIA & candomblé songs are FANTASTIC !
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Pop Makossa - The Invasive Dance Beat of Cameroon 1976-1984(Analog Africa Nr. 23)
by Various
supported by 124 fans who also own “Pour Me A Grog: The Funaná Revolt in 1990s Cabo Verde”
My childhood is in there...but it's music from the future. How? This is a really cool album. The perfect makossa showcase. Oh, and killer baselines from beginning to end.
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Fundo De Marê Palinha (Limited Dance Edition Nr. 12)
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Legend Of Funaná // The Forbidden Music of The Cape Verde Islands (Analog Africa Nr. 21)
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A lost dance classic from the Cabo Verde archipelago built around Bitori's mesmerizing accordion playing.
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Já Bô Corre D’Mim
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Utterly joyous music from Cape Verde in 1984, “Já Bô Corre D’Mim” combines highlife guitars with giddy tropical rhythms.
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Ranil y su Conjunto Tropical (Limited Dance Edition Nr. 11)
by Ranil
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During the first UK lockdown in 2020, this album took me all the way to the Peruvian Amazon. This album's a great introduction to one of the main players of psychedelic cumbia (chicha), Amazon style. Each track's full of sunshine
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