Dynamic Disciples
Satan / Sharing (300 copies Ltd)

OTRO CICLO marca una nueva etapa para Sofree. Su ritmo nace del pulso vital del corazón. Su sonido evoluciona, respira y se expande sin dejar de estar anclado a la tierra. Un mantra dedicado a los días que pasan formando un todo, formando así nuestras vidas.-OTRO CICLO marks a new phase for Sofree. Its rhythms are born from the pulse of the heart. Its sound evolves, breathes and expands while still anchored to the earth. A mantra dedicated to the days that pass forming a whole, thus forming our lives.créditsparu le 15 janvier 2021Lead vocals & lyrics: Yasmeen QuintanaProduction & composition: Sylvain CouesmesArrangements: Sylvain Couesmes, Yasmeen Quintana,Eliane Correa (1, 4)Bass: Manoel TostoKeys: Eliane Correa (1, 4, 5) & Paquito de la Iguana (3)Double bass: Jimmy Martinez (1)Guitar: Manoel Tosto & Alexis Kraniou (1)Saxophone tenor: Julio Nahinim Carbonell Jenks (2, 3, 4)Trumpet: Abel Herrera (2, 4) & Yelfris Valdés (1)Trombone: Joan Codina (2, 3, 4) & Landy Diaz (1)Percussion: Alan Sousa (3, 4)Production : ALM (5)Backing vocals: Loïza, Alan Sousa, Clémence Nguon,Andrés Giraldo, Sylvain Couesmes (4)Recorded in Panaba Studio, Aclam Records & Studio 389.Mixed by Studio 389 (1), Panaba Studio (2, 3, 4) & ALM (5).Mastered by Adrien Lammoglia at ALM Studio.

Super rare deep 1975 jazz/funk album from Cleveland Eaton! Some wild styles going on here ranging from the Blaxploitation soundtrack stylings of “Keena,” “All Your Lover All Day All Night,” and “Hamburg 302,” all of which incorporate disco-style strings into funky soul-jazz vamps, to the almost trad-jazz of “Kaiser 405,” to the Philly soul of “Are You Out There Somewhere Caring,” to the out-and-out party anthem “Moe Let’s Have a Party.” KILLER, KILLER ALBUM!Written and Arranged by Cleveland Eaton, except "Are You Out There Somewhere Caring" written by M. Anderson, C. Eatonwith special assistance from Ed Green & Morris JenningsSpecial thanks to the late Terry Bashman and Peter Trunk, for making some of our music.Produced by Eaton's Prod. Inc. (E.P.I.)Recorded 15 Jul 1974 at Chess Recording StudioMixed Sigma Sound, Philadelphia, PAP.S. My music and business idols are Maurice White "Mr. Earth Wind and Fire" Herbie Hancock "Mr. Jazz/Rock and Mr. Stevie Wonder.

Deluxe hard-cardboard sleeve + OBI + resealable outer sleeve + 2 Page info sheet with Leo Acosta story in English and Spanish by Carlos TropicazaLeobardo Acosta Quintanar was born in Huetamo, Michoacán in 1925. He was a notable drummer, composer, arranger, and orchestrator.In 1970, he recorded a last LP for Capitol with a small combo formed with some of his closest peers. The sound engineer for these sessions, Rogiero Silva, recalls that it happened in the night time. Leo was always very demanding in his studio hours with all of his musicians and that he did not tolerate mistakes or setbacks, but he was fully relaxed and enjoying this one very much.For this last LP, entitled “ACOSTA” but known as "El Leon”, all the compositions are originals, unlike his previous albums where the labels required him to record at least 6 songs that were hits on the popularity charts.

Squarepusher goes full on Vocoder-Funk on your ass. Slick slick slick!

We have no idea who The New Lucky Seven is and this is their first ever release, according to Discogs - but you can always be sure that the ever reliable Tramp Records will come up with the goods whoever they look to release. 'Woodhead (part 1)' is a lush and funky roller with lovely horn leads and lazy chords that soundtrack a gentle session as afternoon turns into evening. 'Woodhead (part 2)' gets a little more upbeat with busier guitar leeds and subtle psyche-hints. Either tune is boss, frankly.