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It’s that time of the week again.
I’ve got some great tracks that I’ve been enjoying this week.
1. Sonzeira – Brasil Pandeiro (Max Graef Remix)
2. Chelsea Reject – Gotta Shine
3. Blakai ft Bembe Segue – Simmer Down
4. REdefinition – Bahia Affair (Moods Remix)
5. Roselien – Indian Dance
Roselien will be coming to the UK from Belgium for an interview on The Elektrik Cave. Tune in to the show on the 18th April for the Roselien Spekial
Next radio show:
The Elektrik Cave | Roundhouse Radio | 6-7pm
21st March 2015
Check out Elektrik Kulture, we’ve been working on a brand new podcast which will be coming out soon.
The previous Elektrik Kulture Podkast is free and still available to download.
Last week there was plenty of Broken Beat from the West London scene. This week we have some Hindu Classical combined with Electronics, RnB and a little more Jazzy Broken Beat (to make you feel good).
1. Aref Durvesh ft. Kartik – Transcendent
I was very fortunate to briefly be introduced to Aref, a very humble musician with extreme talent.
UK
2. Idesia – April Love
From the album Golden Dreams.
CA, USA
3. Emmavie – I Hope We Never Break Up (ft. Ego Ella May)
UK
4. Theo Parrish, Dego, Akwasi Mensah – It’s Just Begun (Just Begin Rework)
DC, USA and UK
5. 4hero – Naima
UK
The Elektrik Cave | Roundhouse Radio | This Saturday, 6-7pm
The Elektrik Cave will be returning this Saturday on Roundhouse Radio. It’s been a month, so we are coming back with a fun one.
We’ll be heading to South America. So that’s Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil and so many more.
See you Saturday evening.
The Elektrik Cave | Roundhouse Radio | Saturday, 6-7pm
Two weeks ago I featured Carlos Nino & Miguel Atwood – Ferguson, Marissa, Anoushka Shankar and a Kneebody/Daedalus Collaboration.
1. Shaun Sky ft. Wu-lu – Placebo Reflect
Perfect for a reflective moment. The London Hip Hop scene is extremely strong at the moment. Very excited to see what else is coming from Shaun Sky and Wu-Lu.
UK
2. Kaidi Tatham & Dego – Got Me Puzzled (feat. Face)
UK
3. Mark de Clive Lowe Unit 46 – Better Days
NZ
4. Silhouette Brown – Pain
UK
5. Tempo – Move 2 The Light
UK
An extra gem find, from last week is this little demo.
Bembe Segue – SpaceOdyssey (demo)
Next radio show:
The Elektrik Cave | Roundhouse Radio | 6-7pm
7th March 2015
So I have some flipping flapping amazing news. One of the videos from SunSplash Festival, Turkey has been edited, and is going through its final tweeks.
Elektrik TV will be coming soon.
Just to get you a little bit excited. I caught up with the legendary producer that is Mark de Clive Lowe of Mashi Beats.
I’m taking a month off The Elektrik Cave radio show, but blog posts will continue, as will pictures on The Elektrik Cave instagram, which I’ve become a major fan of (late. I know).
This week we have a proper mixture of genres and styles of music.
1. Carlos Nino & Miguel Atwood – Ferguson – Find A Way
J Dilla produced it for A Tribe Called Quest, which also is a great track
America
2. Marissa – Saudade Fez Um Samba
Brazil
3. Anoushka Shankar – Lasya
UK
4. Anoushka Shankar – Metamorphosis
UK
5. Kneebody / Daedalus Collaboration
US
Next radio show:
The Elektrik Cave | Roundhouse Radio | 6-7pm
7th March 2015
A great documentary by Dazed and Confused, beautifully filmed. Produced by Shimmy Ahmed. Directed by William Williamson.
The documentary explores the use of conventional bhangra music (popular in Punjabi cultures) in the 90’s through to the early 00’s, and how sound system set up around West London and beyond was a way to say “fuck you” to everyone who had ever tried to make a young asian growing up in the 90’s define where they were from. Like with many cultures, the music was the link between many who felt alienated within a society that wanted them to define themselves as something other than British.
An absolute great watch.
#musicnation
On the show this evening we’ll be heading over to North America to explore some of the beatmakers and jazz guys over there.
Planning for this show has been harder than previous shows because there is so much.
As it’s J Dilla birthday, we’ll no doubt pay homage to the King of all beatmakers. Also, to celebrate Nas playing at the Roundhouse we’ll also have a couple of tracks from Nas. But aside from that you’ll have to keep up to date by following the twitter and instagram account.
See you at 6.