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Ø - galaxiesroland hollinger - il y avait l’argentjon hassell - gift of firefinis africae - hombres lluviavladislav delay - nessoloscil - dub for cascadiathe shadow ring - start repeatingblack zone myth chant - sleeping with tv onrichard pinhas - icelandsoft focus - polysomnographic
gene hunt - sound dromepineapple circle - circle wavesssaliva - masofunkinevil - introssaliva - ezaurban tribe - program 2dimbiman - tebh themewishmountain - the coughdj sotofett - stå opp med sola (chiang mai versjon)seltene erden - kvanefjeldiamthatiam - resonantxenogears - slowlytase - analyzefunkinevil - after duskstl - purple saturn daysanthony manning - untitled (61 ird aev 4)durian brothers - ferme intentiondynamo dreesen feat. dj sotofett & p. gelberg - asis part 1samuel kerridge - remove yourselfdynamo dreesen - optimostl - that mnml trackkim rapatti - untitled (dum l-01)ron hardy - sensationmarcus mixx - tits, ass & pussybusen - huselbuomar-s - simple than sorry!!africans with mainframes - bantuau - untitled (ge au 3)karo - zwo fremdedetroit diesel - moto-rmxhoward thomas - eradicate me
ü - aba kiká dapinch - croydon houseoni ayhun - oar004-aj.t.c. - two hammerssvreca - seda muerta (female remix)mike parker - pulse tradersleeparchive - track 4 (recycled)bjørn torske & siob latsyrc - percussion mix (mix 2)regis - cold watermonolake - melting
grouper - holdtropic of cancer - wake the nightbee mask - vaporwareglobal communication - 9:25alex cortex - track 1andras fox - abc’smadlib - please set me at easequasimoto - come on feettriorganico - correndojoão gilberto - bahia com hjneiro jarel - indigo edencaural - sunburnedroy ayers ubiquity - keep on walking
armando - we’re on the move (mike dunn’s on the move mix)mayday - wigginjordan fields - box beaterda posse - the groovecajmere - wet dreamcliche - titanicpaul johnson - time warpomar-s - motionsteve poindexter - state of shock (aubrey edit)gemini - future beatdaniel bell - work that shitboo williams - devil muzikterrace - in motiongreen velvet - silver dropsalex cortex - memchildren of the night - it’s a trip (mike hitman wilson’s psychedelic remix)stl - loop 29daniel bell - baby judyarmando - venture ouidj sneak - jumpin’ jackspaul johnson - tikkle mereese - station of the groove (jay denham mix)st germain - jack on the groovemantra - from beyondshawn rudiman - timeboo williams - make some noiseneil howard - indulgereese & santonio - how to play our musichorn - rooftopricky smith - working withoutmario diaz - hip house themepolarius - linndrum madnesswildchild - jump to my beatcajmere - electricjeff mills - calypso higharmando - robotics69 - my machinesshake - happy to be heren.y. house’n authority - apt. 3a
“For hundreds of years the Caribbean has stood proud. A crossroads of cultures; north, south, east and so sadly west the people came and went. Some by choice, others by force. The culture they brought, the culture they created - Alone they stood. Kaiso Papa praise singing West Indian griots transposed their songs of congratulation to please the colonialist powers, and gentrified Scottish formal dances were turned into raucous party music, while the drums spoke to the African heart and the bastard offspring became the new culture; island culture.. a culture spawned of heat, misery, survival, celebration, rebelliousness, home sickness, healing and happiness.  Men and women moved from the south and west african latitudes to the great American north to harvest rice, to pick cotton and thence back again to their plantations in the Caribbean. Men came from France to work with Cubans and Jamaicans on the Panama Canal, trading insults and trading cultures. Those men then returned, married.. begat sons and daughters with whom they shared their musical joys, and those men and women in return added nourishment and spice to the ital stew. And boiling over, it fed the masses; it kept them calm. It satisfied them, and their hunger grew. Families separated by hundreds of years now listened to the same powerful radio signals beaming out of Nashville and Memphis and New Orleans; black music, black culture, the black of night. And after a hard days toil, the sound systems come out. Freedom. If you don’t believe me, check out Jim Reeves’ LP ‘The international Jim Reeves’ for evidence. Jim truly was international. Ken Parker, falsetto king of Jamaican singers, knew he was international because he was not the only West Indian to love the country music of their country cousins’ southern oppressors. He and Jim were definitely guilty. “The Drums” they called out across the unfathomable distance of time and memory, and music was born out of love and necessity and the hybridised genetics of influence. And seventy-two nations were born. The Jungle is dark. The seas will swallow you up whole and no one will ever know you had troubled yourself to live. Watch out, or the Duppys will get you. Look out for the devil in everything you do. Jamaica has the highest proportion of religious buildings to people in the world. Did you know that? There’s a lot to know about the islands that were once home to pirates. Buccaneers named for the way they barbecued pork. Men only remembered for the name they gave to brands of rum. The music will guide you, let it take you; to history, to people, to the lives lived and the struggle to survive..”dadawah - seventy two nationsrico rodriguez - distant drumslopez walker - fly awayheavyweight dub - fidel at the controlprince far i - plant uplennie hibbert - rose lenjackie opel - tears from my eyesblind blake - goombay drumsmissionary quintet bahamas - climbing up the mountainthe congos - ark of the covenantburning spear - door peep shall not entercarl bradney - slipping into darknessskatalites & brentford all stars - shockers rockalpha and omega - the firmamentafrican headcharge - off the beaten trackaugustus pablo - silent sattawayne wade - man of the livingjackie mittoo - brain markscientist - blood on his lipscornel campbell - king in my empirethe wailers - high tide and low tidebahama lullaby - roll on my caribbean seatrini calypsonian - poppy daycyril diaz orchestra - tabualerth bedasse - farmyard cha cha chaedmund white - jo jojunior dan - look out for the devilchurchical chants of the nyabingi - white boy a followerjack wilson and demon rockers - chuck itvivian jones - got a lightclint eastwood & general saint - can’t take another world warearly b - righteous rastamancount ossie & the mystic revelation of rastafari - poemkarl bryan - money generator(unknown)the upsetters - the vampireprince buster all stars - trip to marsjackie mittoo - ayatollahaugustus pablo - east of the river nileleroy sibbles - garden of lifeumoja dub - cry of the destitutethe ethiopian - when will be the end 
severed heads - greater reward (dub mix)danny boy and the serious party gods - castro boysoft cell - insecure me (playgroup remix)joey beltram - sub-bass experienceadonis - no way backabstraction - jus acid (jacques renault remix)dc salas - gimmeliaisons dangereuses - los niños del parquepachanga boys - legscabaret voltaire - crackdownceramic hello - sampling the blast furnacechris & cosey - jink jive
galaxy toobin’ gang - entering snake passgiorgio moroder - paul’s theme (jogging chase)timothy j. fairplay - how the machine was builtfrancesco clemente - suoni dalle ombre oltrerichard wahnfried - time actortimothy j. fairplay - their trade is treacheryunit black fight - no turning backsteve moore - primitive neural pathwaysbarnt - what is a number, that a man may know it?secret circuit - winded up on the floordas ding - take me awaysteve summers - different pathsrobert lawrence & mark phillips - computer bank