Christian is back up to chat kawhe with us in the studio - today chatting about Ethiopian Koke Shalaye single origin beans that are on their way out! Get in quick via eighthirty's website with the code '95bFM' for 10% off... or try your luck in this week's giveaway! Whakarongo mai nei.
Oto and Jaycee played 2 hours of new releases and hidden gems by artists from the Asian diaspora.
Playlist
hii! thx for tuning into our show with some good recommendations for you lot if you needed some new music, go and check out the artists we've showcased!
here is the set list from tonight's show
The Melting Minds & IKLIM - In A Land
dān dān - songs about u
Mei Semones & Liana Flores - Koneko
Reality Club - Close to You
Adikara - Makna
Lucid Express - Promise Me
Omega Sapien - Krapow
ira4ma - Locket
1000night - waysss
Fariz RM & Transs - Kalangan Dusta
Gank Pegangsaan - Palestina
Yere Yere
Floral Bone Girl - Whiskey bar, up in the sky
Rumari - TIME
isobel - undercover
Stephanie Poetri - Mother Tongue
Ghost Bookstore - Ghost Bookstore
SURL, Lacuna - KIDS
Hilang Child - Loco Driver
Aziya - he's mine
Tough Cookie - Sandcastles 2008
No Rome - Elevator Music (OMG)
88risng, PIAO, Stephanie Poetri - just a girl
BODUR - UGLY (NAHAWAND)
Shivani Day - Know When You Call
ผ้าอ้อม99999 - Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo
Azikazin Magic World - FATAL FANTASY
Sunju Hargun & DJ MARIA - Silverhaze (DJ MARIA Remix)
This week on the show Mr Campbell Ngata takes to the booth with dusty fingers and a crick in his neck after a serious dig through the Real Groovy sale bins. Expect a prime stack of low-cost, high-quality heat - soul, gospel, fusion, disco rap, boogie and jazz, all served up on crackly wax.
Playlist
This week on the show Mr Campbell Ngata takes to the booth with dusty fingers and a crick in his neck after a serious dig through the Real Groovy sale bins. Expect a prime stack of low-cost, high-quality heat - soul, gospel, fusion, disco rap, boogie and jazz, all served up on crackly wax.
Campbell's stack is heavy on the late-70s and early-80s U.S. soul and jazz-funk: Dayton, Ohio’s Faze-O from ’77, when small-city Midwest labels were pressing tunes tailored for roller rinks; New York harmony royalty Ray, Goodman & Brown in the early ’80s, post-Moments, smoothing out that urban contemporary sound; and a young Peabo Bryson with grown, orchestrated soul.
In hour two it's all about Yahweh and the people who praise his name: starting with Chicago's Reverend T. L. Barrett and the Mt. Zion congregation from the tail end of the ’70s, and L.A.’s Mighty Clouds of Joy blasting some righteous crossover gospel energy that moved from sanctified churches to concert halls. Spiritual jazzers will clock Doug Carn in full Black Jazz swing, and a late-’70s edition of Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers, when the Messengers were still the finishing school for hard bop lifers.
Fusion-wise, from the later years: the Jan Hammer Group in their post-Mahavishnu stride, and Philly keyboardist Jeff Lorber as quiet storm and jazz-funk started sharing radio space.
Mr Ngata also dips into ’75 NYC soul with The Main Ingredient, Miami’s late-’70s disco circuit via T-Connection, early-’80s boogie 12"s from Young & Company, and Oakland’s own Lenny Williams in his post-Tower of Power solo years.
Press play today!
Faze-O – Riding high (1977)
Ray, Goodman, Brown – If we open up (1982)
Peabo Bryson – Let the music play (1976)
High Inergy – All of you (1981)
Ronnie McNeir – Just can’t let you go (1984)
Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson – Willing (1980)
Jan Hammer Group – Don’t you know (1977)
The Main Ingredient – Rolling down a mountainside (1975)
Jimmy Castor Bunch – Mystery of me (1978)
Blue Magic – Feelin’ the love (1981)
Jeff Lorber – Seventh heaven (1984)
Ronnie Gee – Raptivity (instrumental, 1980)
Timothy Wright & Celestial Choir – Long way (1974)
Spirit Of Peace Singers – Choose your road (1977)
Voices Of Tabernacle – I know who holds tomorrow (1979)
St. Mark Baptist Church Choir – You can do it (1979)
Reverend T. L. Barrett – Lord’s prayer (1979)
Cleophus Robinson Jr. – Nothing but god’s word (1980)
Swanee Quintet – In a minute (1981)
Williams Brothers – Wait on Jesus (1982)
Ricky Womack & Christian Essence – Something better (1983)
Williams Brothers – Jesus is the way (1988)
Doug Carn – Little B’s poem (1971)
Art Blakey & Jazz Messengers – To see her face (1977)
Tropea – Tambourine (1975)
Michal Urbaniak – Circular road (1980)
Rodney Franklin – Parkay man (1980)
Ebonee Webb – Gonna get cha (1981)
Mighty Clouds Of Joy – Everything is love (1975)
Lenny Williams – I’m sorry (1981)
Michael Henderson – You’re my choice (1980)
T-Connection – Midnight train (1978)
Cecil Parker – What it is (1980)
Candi Staton – One more try (1980)
Joe Simon – Come get to this (1976)
McFadden & Whitehead – I heard it in alove song (1980)
Herbie Mann – Etagui (1978)
Frederick – Move on (1985)
Young & Company – I like (what you’re doing) (1980)
Another cracker of a Jazz Show from Def Jim, who only had access to a single functional studio CD player but nonetheless delivers selections from new releases by Tomeka Reid Quartet, Fred Hersch, Wolfgang Muthspiel and Joe Morris/Elliott Sharp (among others) plus a classic Oregon track from 1974 by way of tribute to the late guitarist Ralph Towner plus another instalment in his ongoing exploration of the 1970s-90s work of Chico Freeman and a bunch of other plusses besides. Essential listening for Jazz Heads of every stripe.