Grâce à l’excellent blog les mains noires faites un petit tour dans l’immense discothèque du plus grand collectionneur de vinyls de MPB brésilenne en vinyl.
Plus d’info sur le mix de 27 titres (Samba, Forrô, Baião, Cuco,…) diffusé le lundi 11 mars à 23h sur la station :
http://www.lesmainsnoires.blogspot.com.br/2012/05/055-tempero-brasileiro-portrait-of.html
Vladimir Popović aka Government 4000 is one of the leading lights in the global bass scene in Eastern Europe. Listen closely as Brazilian baile funk meets Balkan beats, gypsy grooves, electro folk and more global bass to get you moving.
The diversity of world bass music is perfectly captured here. Forward-thinking and fresh, these new sub-genres rely on modern technology yet are heavily inspired by traditional cultures. They’re global yet influenced by very local experiences. And more than anything this new musical landscape is colourful, fun and constantly evolving. In Government 4000 they have found themselves a champion where Easts meets West and where everybody comes to dance
Kaseko jump-up! Swinging Kawina, Calypso and Afro Latin sounds from Surinam.
It’s probably safe to say that Surinam is not the most well known country in South America, although it it the smallest. Wedged on the Caribbean coast between Guyana, French Guiana and Brazil, the ex-Dutch colony has produced some great and overlooked music.
Alex Figueira (of Vintage Voudou Records in Amsterdam) runs through some classic Kaseko and Kawina sounds he picked up on his recent trip
For several hundred years Dutch colonists brought slaves and indentured labourers from Africa, India and Indonesia, leading to an extremely diverse population and mix of cultures – perhaps most evident in the music (and the food).
Kaseko music began to develop in the 1950s when musicians combined calypso influences from neighbouring Guyana and Trinidad with Afro-Cuban rhythms, Francophone Cadence and the traditional Kawina music (a continuation of the African rhythms that had survived slavery), leading to a uniquely Surinamese sound.
Apart from stars like Lieve Hugo and the Mighty Botai few artists made it onto a wider stage, and despite the wealth of music recorded locally it is little known outside the Surinamese community.
Selected and mixed by Toma Carnagiu.
Artwork by Adnan (u8/TMBase).
http://www.mixcloud.com/tomacarnagiu/toma-carnagiu-unu-decembrie-unu-cd-2/
http://soundcloud.com/mayawaska
Global groove – Global mix c’est tous les lundis à 23H sur le 89.1
