Right On Radio Show #390

hosted by Boub

01. Speech – If You Was Me (Capitol)

02. Prince – Sticky Like Glue (NPG)

03. Marcos Valle – Estrelar (Som Livre)

04. Blaze – My Beat (Slip N Slide)

05. Yam Who? & Erik Rico – Shine (Bennson Mix Full Version) (Ism)

06. Madslinky – Special (feat. Omar) (Tru thoughts)

07. Uffie – A.D.D. S.U.V. (feat. Pharrell) (Armand Van Helden Remix) (Ed Banger)

08. DJ Emil vs. Kiharakolmio – Riddim & Culture (mp3)

09. Rcola – Nuttin A Go So (Royal Crown)

10. MC Marcelly – Bonde Das Prostitutas (Bumps – Twilight In Rio Mix) (mp3)

11. French Fries – Senta (Max Le Daron Ravecumbiarion refix Cooliado Special) (mp3)

12. Dee Edwards – Why Cant’ There Be Love (Pilooski Extended Edit) (World Of Funk)

St Gilles – Listen To These Words

Our man, St Gilles from right on fm crew is realeasing is brand new 12″ on vinyl vibes in köln.
Pure house music, the way we like it. You need to check it out.
He received already great feedbacks from Rainer Trüby, Michae Rütten, Erik Schneider, Shumi, Mad Mats or Kid Loco…

Cologne based label Vinyl Vibes remains true to itself, once again expanding it`s musical visions further and thereby following it`s original freestyle idea. French DJ David Delassus aka St Gilles is well know in his resident city Cologne for playing kicking House sets. „Listen to these words“ perfectly goes along with that, it`s deep, techy and perfectly arranged. The Club Mix goes even one step further, it`s slightly more subtle, featuring massive moments for the dance floor and has a strong emotional build up. Label colleague Curv is slicing the tune into pieces, rebuilding it part by part in a highly virtuos way and with a different focus on the details. Last but not least Bernd Rösler aka Kinski is mixing the ingredients to even another delicacy. Afro Beat and Tech House fuse to a rough yet emotional killer tune. Conclusion: Vinyl Vibes musical expansion has more than succeeded! 5 Points.

here is a special Right On Sessions with st gilles on the turntables:

Right On Sessions #07

mixed by St. Gilles

01. St Gilles – Listen To These Words (Club Mix) (Vinyl Vibes)
02. Loco Dice – Flight LB 7475 (Ovum Recordings)
03. Silicone Soul – Dust Ballad II (Ripperton’s Stay Together Dub) (Soma Recordings)
04. Andre Lodemann – Vehemence Of Silence (Motor City Drum Ensemble Perspective) (Room With A View)
05. Julien Chaptal, Sandy Huner – If This World Were Mine (Original Mix) (Area Remote)
06. Radio Slave – N.I.N.A. (Original Mix) (Rekids)
07. David Londono – Control (Original Mix) (Elektrotribe)
08. Tapesh – Weekend – Original Mix (Cr2 Records)
09. Layo & Bushwacka! – The Raw Road (Nic Fanciulli remix) (Olmeto Records)
10. Raf’n'Soul – Man On The Prowl feat. Tony Marino (Jesus Gonsev Deep Dub Remix) (Gotta Keep Faith)
11. Bah Samba, Joseph Philogene – Em Bo La (Antonello Coghe & Filipe Narciso Mix) (Ministry of Sound UK)
12. Marcus Worgull – Under The Sycamore Tree (Original Mix) (Innervisions)

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Right On Radio Show #378

hosted by Boub

01. Orlando Julius – Disco Hi-Life (Hot Casa)

02. Dynasty – I’ve Just Begun To Love You (Sanctuary Midline)

03. Motor City Drum Ensemble – Raw Cuts #4 (Faces)

04. Sylvia Robinson – It’s Good To Be The Queen (Sugar Hill)

05. Big Boi – Shutterbug (mp3)

06. Arthur Monday – What Goes Around Come Around (Jazzman)

07. Eddie Bo – A Lover And A Friend (Charly)

08. Wal Santana – Que Vida E Essa (Strut)

09. Muddy Waters – I Can’t Be Satisfied (Chess)

10. Gil SCott Heron – NY Is Killing Me feat. Nas (XL)

11. The Police – Voices Inside My Head (A&M)

12. Kelley Polar – Cosmological Constancy (Environ)

13. Africa HiTech – The Sound Of Tomorrow (Warp)

14. Bobbi Humphrey – Please Set Me At Ease (Blue Note)

Headz Up! #16

hosted by Miles Moore

1- Monday Michiru > Don’t (Casamena Living Room Remix) > Phuture Sole
2- Mzee feat. Malatji > The Ancestral Calling (Rancido Deep Journey Mix) > Nulu
3- DJ Le Roi feat. Lady Bird > So Astounded (Black Coffee Remix) > Foliage Records
4- Stephen Rigmaiden > Feelin Right > Seed
5- DaSouL, Fabry Diglio & M.A.D boss feat. William Scot > Moon in Taurus (Halo & Jamie Thinnes Feat Rocco Revisited Vocal) > City Deep
6- Arnaud D feat. Sheyi > Word of Love ‘Part 1′ (Reprise Deep Mix) > Seasons Limited
7- Elements Of Life feat. Ursula Rucker > Journey’s Prelude (Abicah Soul Remix) > Vega Records
8- Eman & Doc Link > New Reality 2010 (Alton Miller Remix) > Liberate
9- Boddhi Satva > Maboko Na Ndouzou (Main Mix) > Nulu
10- Hillya > I Know (Main Mix) > Offering

Words:

GREETINGS HOUSE HEADZ!

CONCEIVE – BELIEVE – ACHIEVE

Global Souljah #14.02.2010

hosted by James Barrie

Gabriel Prokofiev – Sutring Quartete No. 2, Vex’d Remix (Planet Mu promo)
Gilles Peterson’s Havana Cultura Band – La Revolución del Cuerpo Pt.2 Featuring Roberto Fonseca (Brownswood)
Mr. Day – Small Fry (Favourite Recordings)
Silhouette Brown – Strawberries In Vinegar (2000 Black)
Ty – Emotions feat. Sarina Leah & Shaun Escofrey, Dego & Akwasi’s 2000 Black Rmx (BBE Promo)
Jose James – Promise In Love (Brownswood)
Fatima – Soul Glo (Eglo promo)
The Love Supreme – Tiefferre (Tirk promo)
James Blake – The Bells Sketch (Hessle Audio promo)
Charlie Alex March – Mao (Lo Recordings)
The Internal Tulips – Bee Calmed (Planet Mu promo)
Daedelus – Order Of The Golden Dawn (Brainfeeder promo)
Nostalgia 77 Sessions Featuring Keith & Julie Tippett (Tru-Thoughts)
Mocky & Gonzales – Guiding Light, duo version (Crammed Records – freeload)

Words:

Off we go again and the show is all over the shop this week, just how it should be. Kicking off with a track from the amazing sounding Vex’d album, if you like your dubstep dark, musical, leftfield and deep then forthcoming album on Planet Mu is for you – watch out for it in March. Gilles Peterson has orchestrated an interesting little Cuban project bringing together the old and new schools under the expert guidance of Robert Fonseca – nice stuff. Mr. Day is a very soulful French man and Small Fry is a great slice of Shuggie style disco pop. Silhouette Brown is a pseudonym for the creative talents of Dego, Kaidi Tatham and Bembe Segue with Lady Alma on vocals – the album is out and a great listen if you like you soul music progressive.

Ty is back with a new album and a new record label. BBE have snapped up this UK hip hop don, look out for the album in late Spring but in the meantime check a nice remix of the new single, Emotions and I’ll hit you with the even better Wajeed remix next week. The Jose James album is out and is one of the best soul albums of the year, simply wonderful. Carrying on the soulful vein Fatima is making moves as part of the soul new school and she’s another great signing for the super fresh Eglo records. The Love Supreme are a bunch of Kraut Rock inspired Milanese boundary breakers. To be honest I dont really like their album but Tiefferre is a great slice of tripped out drugged up Ital Disco.

Speaking of boundary breaking check the new James Blake ep due out on Hessle Audio – this boy is always coming up with something interesting and definitely a talent to watch. Charlie Alex March is a mellow fellow and his new album out on Loaf Recordings is very pleasant indeed – splendid, harmonious and melodic stuff. The Internal Tulips have made a great album of experimental pop with more than a touch of the Beach Boys but with some great twists and electronic turns – another Planet Mu gem about to drop in March. Daedelus has gone all concept album for Brainfeeder with a soundtrack to the last days of the Boxer revolution (check your Chinese history) and I would describe it as evocative, lovely stuff. Tru-Thoughts are releasing one of the their annual Shape roundups of what’s floating around on the label and it’s a great eclectic selection. Finally I drop a short little cover from Mocky and Gonzales of one of Mocky’s album tracks from last year.

Compost Black Label Sessions #035

hosted by show-b & thomas herb

01 – Shahrokh Sound Of K. feat. Robert Owens – Perfect Stranger – Compost
02 – 6th Borough Project – Do It To The Max – Instruments Of Rapture
03 – Tensnake – I Need Your Lovin (Dub Mix) – Permanent Vacation
04 – DC – Riot (Vinyl Edit) – Drumpoet Community Test
05 – Omar – Your Mess (SHOW-B’s Acid Dub) – Peppermint Jam Test
06 – Yosa – Tough Enough – Drumpoet Community Test
07 – Unknown – Unknown
08 – Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts – The Secret Is In The Pudding – Oslo
09 – Oba Funke – Uzoamaka (Accapella) – Sonar Kollektiv
10 – Manuel Tur – Dream & Delirium – Mild Pitch
11 – Anonym – Detroit Huis (Brothers Vibe Remix) – Sushitec
12 – Eva Be – New Crack (Darko Esser Fresh Rock Mix) – Best Works

futureboogie hosted by Joe90, El Harvo & Kid Bongo

With it’s beginnings eight years ago in Bristol, the Futureboogie DJs and parties have become highly regarded in their home town, across the UK, and beyond.
The cast of DJs may have changed over the years, but the hallmarks of no boundaries quality music and a good party have survived, and are now in the capable hands of Joe90, El Harvo, and Kid Bongo.
Futureboogie now houses a club promotions in both Bristol and London, a worldwide respected website, a booking and management agency, and radio shows both online and on FM.
The Futureboogie name has seen the boys travel far and wide with gigs all across the globe, they have shared stages and DJ booths with all the key artists of the scene!

Tout à commencer il y a 8 ans à Britol, les soirées futureboogie et leur collectif investissent la Grande-Bretagne et ne tarde pas à s’exporter dans toute l’Europe…
Aujourd’hui futureboogie, c’est également une agence de Booking représentant des artistes comme Bonobo, Quantic, Ashley Beedle ou Crazy P.
Leur radio-show est un petit bijoux! la crème de la crème en matière de musique soulfull underground, du boogie au nu-disco en passant par la house, chacun des djs apportant sa personnalité. On vous laisse donc en excellente compagnie, Joe90, El Harvo, et Kid Bongo rien que pour le plaisir des oreilles…

http://www.futureboogie.com

Right On #367

hosted by BenG

01. Bei Bei & Shawn Lee – Make me Stronger feat. Georgia Ann Muldrow (Ubiquity)
02. Dj Cam – Love feat. Nicolette (Inflamable)
03. Salavador Santana – Keyboard City (The Hood Internet Remix feat. GZA)
04. Eric Lau – No Regrets feat. Oddisee (Killawatt)
05. Georgia Ann Muldrow – Doobie Down (Ubiquity)
06. José James – Warrior (Brownswood)
07. Trifle – Home Again
08. The Qualitons – Kulmi (Tramp)
09. Bobby Williams – Soul Brother Party (Jazzman)
10. The Bamboos – Turn It Up feat. Lyrics Born (Tru Thoughts)
11. Community People – Education Rap (Dj Spinna Edit) (BBE)
12. Cléon – Boogaloo Pow (Favourite)
13. Ruben Blades & Willie Colon – Plastico (Fania)
14. Gille Peterson feat. Danay – Lagrimas De Soledad (No Existen Palabras) (Brownswood)

hit it and quit it #08.02.2010

hosted by Recloose & Frank Booker

J Dilla – « E= MC2 (Instrumental) » [Barely Breaking Even (bbe)]

Global Souljah #07.02.2010

hosted by James Barrie

Kaynor – Antidote (Padlem promo)
Starkey – Stars (Planet Mu promo)
DJ Cam – Seven, album version (Inflammable promo)
Aardvark – 1 (Kindred Spirits white)
The Infesticons – Kick Anthem (Big Dada promo)
Nneka – Changes, J.Period rmx (Decon inc promo)
The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble – Two Stories for Dwight (Stonesthrow)
Pedro Gnonnas – Adigbedoto (Honest Jons)
The Soul Jazz Orchestra – Agbara (Strut promo)
Smile Street People – Lypso Disco (BBE Records)
Alif Tree – Aurevoir, Homegrown Project (Compost promo)
Fudge Fingas – It’s About Time (Prime Numbers promo)
Bonobo – Eyesdown, Floating Points rmx (Ninja Tune promo)

Words:
Kanyor eases us into this weeks show with a wonderful slice of new soul courtesy of the French funk, soul and hip hop obsessed French label Padlem. Starkey then shows his versatility and keeps the mellow vibe rolling with a great slice of future soul coming to Planet Mu soon. You’re going to have to wait until late summer for DJ Cam’s album but from what I’ve heard it’s going to be worth the wait and I’m loving the organic, cinematic slice of bassline music called Seven. Then to destroy the mellow vibe along comes Aarvarck with a track from his Bloom series of white labels on Kindred Spirits with a nasty yet hypnotic slice of leftfield dubstep.
Pretty much anything by Mike Ladd is alright with me and Kick Anthem from his Infesticons twisted rock project is no exception, album due sometime in April. First there was Akon, rather surprisingly and quite an inspired choice K’naan is the new musical voice of Coca Cola in this summer’s world cup and now Nneka looks like she could be the next African to start making noise on the global urban music scene and I’m particularly liking the Changes track – album out now. The catchily entitled The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble is Madlibs latest project and it is a thing of jazzual wonder – Madlib has long left the tag of beat maker behind, this is just next level musical shizzle.
I couldn’t resist dropping another slice of Cuban inspired vintage African music in the form of the late great Pedro Gnonnas and then one of his heirs apparent The Soul Jazz Orchestra follow with a great slice of uptempo Fela inspired Afro Jazz and it’s whetted my appetite for the album no end – quality through and through. Keeping the vintage vibes I then dropped another slice of classic disco from possibly the best Disco compilation of the year Al Kent’s Disco Love, lovely.
Alif Tree’s Clockwork album from last year was one of my favourite albums of 2009 and Compost are keeping his vibe alive with some nice remixes via a remix competition and I’m particularly liking what Homegroove have done with Aurevoir. Prime Numbers are holding down the quality big time and the forthcoming Fudge Fingas ep is another winner, 3 tracks of quality house music. Bonobo’sEyesdown have just started to circulate. Personally I’m feeling the Floating Points rub but also check the bassline dancefloor winner remix from Warrior One. latest album is dropping at the end of March and an inspired set of remixes of the first single Eyesdown have just started to circulate. Personally I’m feeling the Floating Points rub but also check the bassline dancefloor winner remix from Warrior One.