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Monday, January 14, 2013
Sublime Frequencies at Treefort Music Festival!
In the list of acts that will appear at this years Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho, it was announced that Sublime Frequencies co-founder will be there showing films and DJ'ing for two nights. Check it out below:
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Obituary for Melome Clement of Orchestre Poly-Rythmo
From World Music Network-
"Mélomé Clément, aged sixty-seven, passed away following a heart attack on 17 December. He will be greatly missed by audiences around the world. As conductor and saxophonist of Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo, he was a brilliant and highly influential musician.
Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo started their career in 1968, and since their founding, Mélomé Clément managed to keep the group's flame alive by hiring the best musicians around. Having been there from the beginning, Mélomé Clément was still there leading the band through their 2009 revival, when they returned to the front of the local and international art scene.
With Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo back in the spotlight, they went on to bring their stunning combination of funk, soul, and Afrobeat to stages around the world, including in the USA, Canada, Brazil, England, and France. This culminated with Mélomé Clément giving his last concerts this summer in France and Finland, on the same stage as Björk.
Managing for years to avoid succumbing to political changes, and paving the way for other West-African artists to begin international careers, Mélomé Clément and his work with Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo will be sorely missed by the musical community. "
"Mélomé Clément, aged sixty-seven, passed away following a heart attack on 17 December. He will be greatly missed by audiences around the world. As conductor and saxophonist of Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo, he was a brilliant and highly influential musician.
Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo started their career in 1968, and since their founding, Mélomé Clément managed to keep the group's flame alive by hiring the best musicians around. Having been there from the beginning, Mélomé Clément was still there leading the band through their 2009 revival, when they returned to the front of the local and international art scene.
With Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo back in the spotlight, they went on to bring their stunning combination of funk, soul, and Afrobeat to stages around the world, including in the USA, Canada, Brazil, England, and France. This culminated with Mélomé Clément giving his last concerts this summer in France and Finland, on the same stage as Björk.
Managing for years to avoid succumbing to political changes, and paving the way for other West-African artists to begin international careers, Mélomé Clément and his work with Orchestre Poly-Rhythmo will be sorely missed by the musical community. "
For more info on Orchestre Poly-Rythmo check out this post:
Monday, January 7, 2013
Playlist for 1/05/2013
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11:09am
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Madeleine
Chartrand “Ani Kuni” from Dom
Thomas Presents Dreams of San Antonio (Brutal
Music 2011) —French Canadian native American
grooves
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11:12am
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11:23am
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Apryl
Fool “The Lost Mother Land (Part 1)” from The
Apryl Fool (Start
Entertainments Limited 2011) —Japanese hard
psychedelic
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11:30am
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11:33am
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11:40am
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11:43am
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Toshiaki
Tsushima “Zubeko Bancho Hamagure Kazoe Uta M-2” from Killing
Melody: Instrumental Music from Japanese Pinky Violence Movies (Finders
Keepers)
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11:48am
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Flower
Travelling Band & Kuni Kawachi “TIME MACHINE” from Love
Suki Daikirai (Where My Voice Can Be Heard) (TTW
1972)
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11:56am
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12:02pm
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12:07pm
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12:11pm
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12:17pm
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Ba
Cissoko “Kora Rocks (feat. Ibrahima Kourou, Abdoulaye Kouyate, Alhassane
Camara, Laurent Rigaud 'Samba', Ava Saty Marching Band)” from Nimissa
CD ALBUM (Cristal
records 2012)
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12:22pm
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The
Thermometers “Babalawo” from The
World Ends: Afro Rock & Psychedelia In 1970s Nigeria (Soundway)
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12:27pm
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12:32pm
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Sir
Victor Uwaifo And His Melody Maestros “Aladuna Expo70” from Mutaba
Sound 1969 (Premier
Records Ltd 2010)
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12:35pm
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Libaaxyada
Maaweeliska Banaadir “Sabraayaa Sedkii Hela” from Xidigtii
Is Xujeysay (unknown) —Somalian grooves from Mogadeshu
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12:43pm
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Buraka
Som Sistema “Macumba (feat. Mixhell)” from Komba
(Bonus Track Version) (Universal
Music Spain S.L. 2011)
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12:46pm
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DRC
Music “We Come from the Forest (feat. Bokatola System)” from Kinshasa
One Two (Warp
Records 2011) —Congo
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12:52pm
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Francis
Bebey “New Track” from African
Electronic Music 1975-1982 (Born
bad records 2012) —African electronica
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