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Cold War - Janelle Monáe
This is a cold war You better know what you're fighting for This is a cold war Do you know what you're fighting for?
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Cold War - Janelle Monáe
This is a cold war You better know what you're fighting for This is a cold war Do you know what you're fighting for?
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Minsanto Le, Mi Dayihome - T.P Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou
1972
A dazzling little rush of Beninese rhythm
From Cotonou, T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo bring guitar and percussion together in a tightly woven arrangement that reveals more with every listen.
Have you heard Angélique Kidjo?
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Tracklist:
Born Under Punches • Crosseyed And Painless • The Great Curve • Once In A Lifetime • Houses In Motion • Seen And Not Seen • Listening Wind • The Overload
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1976
Pyramid Blue - "Amal feat. Habiba Chaouf" b/w "La Esperanza" - one more Ethio-jazz-inspired release, with a snappy breakbeat
This new 45 RPM single is the lastest from Pyramid Blue, a group known for their Ethio-jazz fusion. This time, the Spanish band has teamed up with Habiba Chaouf, an Arab singer rooted in Spain’s flamenco scene, who lends her beautiful vocals to the A-side. The song blends Arab melodies with deep afro-funk rhythms. Habiba’s soulful vocals elevate the track, which reflects on the emotional journey of longing, uncertainty, and the search for change. “Amal” (meaning "Hope" in Arabic) reminds us of the power of hope as both a guiding light and a source of inner strength, even in the face of doubt and longing. On the B-side, La Esperanza (Hope), Pyramid Blue delivers a hypnotic, instrumental journey, featuring a bold horn section and a guitar riff that evokes the feeling of crossing a vast desert—an atmospheric, cinematic soundscape that could easily score a film.
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Buari - Karam Bani from: Buari - Karam Bani 7" (RCA Victor, 1975)
B-side here yt