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Highlights come thick and fast throughout, from the solo-laden, slap bass-boasting bounce of Tala AM's "Get Up Tchamassi" and Charly Kingson's squelchy, synth-laden Blaxploitation number "Nimele Bolo", to the righteous, piano-driven thrills of Kemayo and K-System's brilliant "Biram" and the superior boogie business of Jake Sollo's "Tinini Yasana". It's utterly ace all told, as is the more spacey and synth-laden B-side "Dub" mix. On the A-side you'll find "E Novamente Mas Que Nada" by Ronaldo Resado, a five-minute chunk of samba-laced boogie sunshine that was originally featured on the artist's eponymous debut album. The press release states the Brighton-based jazz funk archivalists have had this album on top of their reissue hitlist and with the permission of Sir Arthur himself have come through with this official vinyl reissue in newly remastered form from the original Continental master tapes. Estacion Inmortal gram vinyl 12". To us, this is the best form of outernational on the market at the moment, and we couldn't recommend this enough.

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From Kinshasa heavyweight vinyl LP. Not to be confused with the sports commentator, David Coleman was behind the scorching boardwalk vocals that graced Hector Rivera's debut album At The Party.

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This official reissue of Arthur Verocai's classic self-titled album from sounds very much like the epitome of a labour of love for Mr Bongo. With wonderful vocals, glistening guitars, lolloping drum machine beats and some stellar synth work, the track ticks all the right boxes.

For those intrigued by the distinctively Gallic but authentically American-sounding world of French disco-boogie, Charles Maurice's ongoing compilation series should be essential listening. Erstwhile lead singer in Os Mutantes, with a personality thrice as big as the soaking wet bassline on "Agora E Moda", Rita Lee is no stranger to her motherland - even now. As writer, composer and producer, he had a hand in a variety of releases by such big-hitting Brazilian artists as Banda Black Rio and Tim Maia.

For a brief period between andPeruvian band Black Sugar recorded some seriously heavy fusions of soul, rock and jazz. We probably say this more than we should, but this time our statement really isn't prone to hyberbole: Press play and find out yourselves The ten tracks bristle with sonic fusion, transcending genre to become something more than Brazilian jazz funk across its sublime 29 minutes.

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With conscious lyrics about value and soul, both tracks capture one of the most exciting times in recent musical history. Samba flavours donho not come more authentic than this.

The country's economy was booming at the time aonho so was its recording industry. French Disco Boogie Sounds Vol 3: A devious little reissue that you should own The same familiar names appear on this new comp, including Ekisio Lima, Tchiss Lopes, Jose Casimiro, and a whole slew of previously untapped artists.

Sabi Get Down heavyweight vinyl LP. More to the point, you'll find it even harder to find dance music as lush and tropical as this gear, a bubby assortment of dance tracks ranging from house to soul and dancehall.

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Of these, it's the Congolese reggae sweetness of "Sangi Demo Mix " that hits home hardest. Check this and you can tell in an instant.

Ravissante Baby limited LP. By the '70s cities such as Dakar and Thies had become hotbeds of national acts somho repurposed these influences with their own west African musicianship. A tale of two sides, Azimuth's classic "Manha" should be recognisable to many; taken from their self-titled LP inits golden harmonies and lavish, lolloping Bob James style jazz are as timeless as they were 40 years ago.

This officially licensed 12" sees prolific British disco producer Ben Gomori take sonno scalpel to two cuts from veteran African musician Amadou Balake's album, In Conclusion.

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Genuinely an album like no other. Following 's fourth volume that celebrated the existential work of Tim Maia, here we find Luaka Bop exploring the legacy of William Onyeabor.

Joining the dots between synth-heavy electrofunk, horn-toting disco-funk and languid jazz-funk, the instrumental track is arguably one of the best Brazilian boogie records ever made.

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Brilliantly played and performed, the songs mix killer American and African sonhl funk grooves with hooky Somalian vocals, spacey synths and occasional nods towards other styles soonho notably reggae on later period cut "Diinleeya" and Juju on "Salkuu Dhigey". Released intoward the end of his eight album discography, the two extended cuts on Good Name reflect the emergence of electronic music and how it influenced African pop culture.

In recent times Rush Hour has excelled at reissuing obscure African music of the late s, often pairing the original with a previously unheard cover version or remake. Jamwax continue their love affair with the artist via this essential reissue of his obscure single "D'Hardest".

So much so, in fact, that Mr Bongo has licensed it and served up this 7" reissue.