Gotan Project - Tango 3.0

With their remarkable third album ‘Tango 3.0’ which, without breaking such radical new ground as their debut, has refined all the founding elements of what makes the Gotan Project the wondrous thing that it is. Understated beats, reflective moods and atmospheres rooted in the dusty backstreets of Buenos Aires and Paris, laced with marvellous voices such as Cristina Vilallonga on ‘Peligro’ or Melingo blessing ‘Tu Misterio’.

 

Although in Tango 3.0 Gotan Project remain faithful to their founding principles, they have also managed to push the musical barriers further by inviting an exciting host of guests and collaborators. Dr. John lends the smooth sound of the Hammond B3 to ‘Tango Square’. The work of Argentinian author Julio Cortázar is honoured through a reading from his groundbreaking novel Rayuela (Hopscotch) on the track of the same name. Even Víctor Hugo Morales, the legendary football commentator, lends his vocals to their first single ‘La Gloria’. GOOOOOAL becomes GOOOOOTAN!

"1,2,3,4 tierra-cielo, 5, 6 paraiso-infierno, 7, 8, 9, 10 hay que saber mover los pies... en la rayuela o en la vida vos podes elegir un dia por que costado, de que lado saltaras"

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Gotan Project - Rayuela

Fito Paez - Confia

Rodolfo "Fito" Páez  (born March 13, 1963 in Rosario, Santa Fe Province) is an Argentine popular rock and roll pianist, lyricist, Spanish language singer.

On March 16, 2010 there is edited the plate "Confiá", the disc number 21 in his career of the artist Rosarino, recorded between the months of July and December, 2009 in the cities of Cordoba, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and New York.

In this opportunity, the band that accompanied Páez was composed by Gonzalo Aloras y Coki Debernardi, in guitars; Eloy Quintana, in bass; Bolsa  Gonzalez, in battery, and Eduardo Lyra, in percussion.

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Fito Paez - London Town

Parov Stelar - Coco

Parov Stelar aka Marcus Füreder is a musician who lives and works in Linz, Austria. His style is characterized by the freedom of jazz combined with the groove of house and breakbeat. He performs as a DJ worldwide, where his sample-heavy remixes borrow enough from both modern beats and 1930s jazz as to be appropriate for both the dancefloor or the easy chair.

With his unmistakable sound-mix of Jazz- and Swing samples and electronic music, Parov Stelar has secured his own unique position in the world of music. His upcoming fourth album “Coco” is eagerly awaited. The double CD starts off where his successful LP’s “Rough Cuts”, “Seven And Storm” and “Shine” ended.

On the other hand he is consequently developing his established jazzy sound, by adding new stylistic elements to his tunes. Also his dancefloor-productions, that up to now have only been published as singles, find a debut to a greater extent on his album. They meet with Stelar’s melancholic-melodious trademark-sound, which is well known from his earlier albums, but now is also spiced up with Hip-Hop beats and synth-pads. Parov Stelar manages to build bridges between his own worlds of sound with these extensive LP as well he as he does with listening- and dance-music in general. An electrifying album to fall for.

Coco - Cd1 .09

Coco - Cd2 .09

Parov Stelar - The Mojo Radio Gang (Radio Version) by etagenoir

Beth Gibbons - Out of Season

Out of Season is a studio album by Portishead frontwoman Beth Gibbons and former Talk Talk bassist Paul Webb (under the pseudonym Rustin Man). It was released on 28 October 2002 in the United Kingdom and on 7 October 2003 in the United States. Out of Season is largely a folk album with jazz leanings, with Gibbons and Webb drawing more directly on the influences of Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, and Nick Drake, at which Portishead's work in trip-hop only hinted. Out of Season also features contributions from Gibbon's fellow Portishead bandmate Adrian Utley. The first track of the album, "Mysteries", appears on the original soundtrack of the French movie Les Poupées Russe.

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8mm - Opener

8mm is a trip-hop flavored pop-rock band from Los Angeles, California, United States. It consists of the married couple Juliette & Sean Beavan, and Jon Nicholson.

Opener is the debut album of 8mm, this second album was songs to Love and Die by... released in 2006, for download click here

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8mm - Save yourself by Jazz8311

Sidestepper - Discography

Sidestepper is a Colombian band centered around English DJ/producer Richard Blair and Colombian producer/songwriter Ivan Benavides.  Their sound is influenced both by Afro-Colombian popular music styles like salsa and cumbia as well as electronic dance musics such as dub and drum and bass

La Buena Vibra Sound System .08
Continental .06
3am: In Beats We Trust .03
More Grip .00
Logozo .99
Southern Star .97


Sidestepper - Linda Manigua of More Grip by Jazz8311

Superlitio - Calido Sound & Tripping Tropicana

Superlitio is a Latin Grammy nominated band from Cali - Colombia formed in 1997. With four independent records including the multi-awarded “Tripping Tropicana” (produced by Tweety Gonzalez) and its latest album CALIDOSOUND, the band has participated and headlined a wide variety of national and international festivals such as Rock al Parque (Bogota - Colombia) and South by Southwest (Austin - Texas), reaching all corners of Latin America, Latin US and Central America.

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Superlitio - No se si volvera by Jazz8311

Archive - Discography

Archive is a musical group based in London. Whose music spans trip hop, trip rock, post, avant-garde and progressive. Over their fifteen year history, the band have released eight studio albums and enjoyed established success throughout Europe, while remaining little-known in their native Britain.

 
Controlling Crowds [Part I-III] .09 
Live at Zenith .07
Lights .06
Noise .04
You All Look The Same To Me .02 
Take My Head .99
Londinium .96

Sneaker Pimps - Splinter

Splinter is the second full studio album from Sneaker Pimps. Released in 1999, Splinter is the first release from the band without Kelli Dayton singing lead vocals; she was replaced by founding band member Chris Corner.

The sound of the album was a great change from their first album. Most notably it was a darker sound which favored acoustic guitars and dark lyrics.

Many fans consider the album to widely underrated with poor sales and very little media or critical attention.

The cover of the album features the back of Chris' head. He had previously not felt up to the responsibility of being a 'front man' but has since gone on to embrace this through IAMX.

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