World of Afro Dance [Import]

World of Afro Dance [Import]

World of Afro Dance [Import]

Track Listings
Disc: 1
1. Papa Don [Radio Mix]
2. Kele" Kele" [Radio Mix]
3. Winnetou [Radio Mix]
4. Idi Amin [Radio Mix]
5. Brooklyn Styling [Radio Mix]
6. Crocket's Theme [Radio Mix]
7. Big Nation [Native Mix]
8. Didge Song [Australiern Breath Mix]
9. Camel Song [Radio Shakuhachi Mix]
10. Cocain [Radio Mix]
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Disc: 2
1. Hit the Rasta [Radio Ragga Mix]
2. Indian Melody [Radio Mix]
3. Fucci [Radio Mix]
4. Pump up the Volume [Radio Mix]
5. Ragga 2 Body [Radio Mix]
6. Kipo Mambo [Marching Mix]
7. Banana Joe [Original Mix]
8. Del Amor Nos Da [Radio Mix]
9. Far East [Java Mix]
10. Crazy Saxophone [African Radio Mix] - Mr. Zino
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World of Afro Dance,Various Artists,Zyx Records,Dance,Dance Music,Pop
Closer Than Veins
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Amazing
  • excellent and fresh
  • An American Perspective of Outlandish's Music
  • Love Outlandish
  • 2 songs so far
 Closer Than Veins
Outlandish
Manufacturer: Sony / Bmg Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000GHEBEI
Release Date: 2006-07-24

Tracks:

  1. Introspective
  2. Any Given Time
  3. Look into My Eyes
  4. Just Me
  5. Kom Igen
  6. Nothing Left to Do/Qadri, W./Bachiri, I./Martinez, R.L.
  7. Beyond Words
  8. Words Stuck to Heart
  9. Reggada - Outlandish,
  10. Callin' U
  11. Sakeena
  12. I've Seen - Outlandish, Sami Yusuf
  13. Una Palabra
  14. I Only Ask of God
  15. Appreciatin'

Album Details

2006 Issued International Edition of the Third Studio Album from the Danish Award Winning Hip Hop Trio, Originally Issued in their Home Country in 2005. With this Album, They Move Beyond their Hip Hop Roots to Fashion Songs in World Groove Styles Dealing with the Melancholy Joys of Life as Well as Social Indignation. Their Sound is More Versatile Than Ever, Thanks to a Self Confidence Built by their First Two Album Successes and Has Enabled them to Explore and Incorporate Other Styles of Music.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Amazing.......2007-03-31

The rhythm, the sound, the lyrics - all awesome! A must hear for all outlandish fans.

5 out of 5 stars excellent and fresh.......2007-03-10

With a wide variety of songs, this colection is a must have. Don't forget, the message is clean and positive. Highly recommended for parents to give to their kids.

5 out of 5 stars An American Perspective of Outlandish's Music.......2007-01-23

Where to start?...I guess like this: What kind of music so eclectic and unique would have listeners and fans spanning continents from South America, to Europe, to middle East, to Central Asia and beyond uniting different tounges and cultures?-- Outlandish from Denmark of course!
I first saw these guys on LinkTV's world music. Their songs are mostly in English and Spanish but have a fair amount of Danish, Morroccan, and Pakistani.
Their music is just as diverse. They're mostly of the Hip Hop genre, but is originally European, and not American Hip Hop wannabe at all! However, they insert influences of Argentinian, Arabic, and Eastern European music -- truly a product of the Music Earthchild!
Personality? They are quite vocal in their lyrics, not just entertaining, but soothing to the soul no matter what religion or faith you are. If you're sick of curses and booty-calls in regular Hip Hop music, this is a good alternative. Two of their members are muslim, Isam and Waqas, and no doubt they incorporate their faith in it, but they are harmonious with their Catholic member, Lenny, producing an awakening and uniting message (esp. during these troubled times).
Isam and Waqas were born and raised in Denmark with Morroccan and Pakistani descent, respectively. Lenny emigrated from Honduras.
They have received the SoPot Award 2006 from Poland, and were nominated and won as best Danish music for 2006 MTV Europe Awards.

5 out of 5 stars Love Outlandish.......2007-01-12

I love Outlandish and I love this album. The convergence of Moroccan,Amazigh, Indo-Pakistani, and Latin music influences are simply amazing. Unlike most R&B/Hip-hop/Rap artists out there, these guys have great, responsible, purpose-driven lyrics and they are proud of it. They are extremely talented and I'm surprised they are not well know in the States. Hope that changes soon.

3 out of 5 stars 2 songs so far.......2006-09-18

I heard Callin' U and Closer to vein with Sami Yousef and they are really good and I recommend them to people who wants to hear nice music, modern and without swearing and bad words and music to the soul and mind. It's geart I like them, i'll look for the other songs and listen to see other work from this band
Brazilian Love Affair, Vol. 3: The Essence Of Brazilian Chill Out
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Loaded with Fresh Material
 Brazilian Love Affair, Vol. 3: The Essence Of Brazilian Chill Out
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0001OGUBS
Release Date: 2004-05-10

Tracks:

  1. Retratista - Otto
  2. Agua [#]
  3. Icarai [Roc Hunter Remix][#] - Jorge Helder,
  4. Pra Voce Lembrar
  5. Disritmia - Jairzinho Oliveira
  6. Luces del Norte [Original Mix] - Ladrones Sueltos
  7. Laranjeiras [Afro London Mix]
  8. Calados - Luciana Mello
  9. Samba de Silva - Joyce, Elza Soares
  10. Olha Ai
  11. Nova Estrela [Kirk DeGeorgio Remix][#]
  12. Aquele Gol - Wilson Simoninha
  13. Taruma - Grupo Batuque
  14. Escravos Do Jo [Da Lata Remix] - Friends from Rio, Ca Vaz
  15. Dig It [#] - JoParahyba

Album Description

This special edition of Brazilian Love Affair 5 features no less than 8 exclusive tracks from Far Out artists - both established classic names as well as fresh new talent. Whether it's the hazy vibes of an afternoon by the beach with Democustico's 'O Sonho', a smoky evening at infamous Rio jazz club Misturafina with Azymuth's 'Te Querendo', or a late night burning up the dancefloor with Grupo Batuqueâ's jubilant 'Ida E Volta', each one perfectly captures the winter heat of Brazil.

Label main-man Joe Davis also dug deep in the Far Out crates for a few gems from the past: Azymuth's Jose Roberto Bertrami and Aleuda team up for a slice of catchy eccentric fusion with 'Itacuruca', the ever reliable Roc Hunter has his Mamond project revisited with the sublime 'Cafe Sem' and the previously deleted Kyoto Jazz Massive remix of Friend's From Rio's 'Sob O Marâ' also gets a welcome rewind.

Album Description

Celebrating its tenth anniversary, one of the world's leading Brazilian labels, Far Out Recordings, presents this special edition release featuring 13 tracks from classic & new Brazilian artists, including eight exclusive tracks. Artists include The Ipanemas, Azymuth, Joyce & Banda Maluca (Little Bit Crazy Band) feat. Bugge Wesseltoft, Grupo Batuque, Marcos Valle, & more. 2004.

Album Details

Far Out Recordings Celebrates Its Tenth Anniversary with this Special Edition of Brazilian Love Affair 5: Eight Exclusive Tracks! 100% Far Out! Wide Ranging Tracks from Classic and New Stars Will Appeal to Both Seasoned Far Out Fans and Nu-brazil Buyers. Special Green, Blue and Yellow Brazilian Design.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Loaded with Fresh Material.......2004-11-07

I've been a fan of Far Out Record's artsits for some time. But the Brazilian Love Affair CD's were a series that seemed to elude me. And what a shame that was, since this series is actually one of the very best in the market of nu-Brazilian music. The series now spans 5 volumes, six if you include the Kenny Dope mixed tribute, and the 5th volume is every bit as worthy an entry as the others. What I look for in the compilations are the exclusive cuts and tracks. This one was anything but short of those with the first 6 cuts being originals, 8 overall out of 13!

Of course Far Out has an advantage over many of the others in that the cuts are often features from their label's artists. The CD starts out with Democustico's "O Sonho", a track that admittedly didn't really grab me even though Gabriela Geluda's voice reminded me of Janice Andrade's. Troubleman's "Paz" followed up - a very cool and dark cut featuring Nina Miranda (Smoke City) on vocals. Want something eerily similar - check Arkestra One's "I Really Want You". Os Ipanemas and Azymuth, heroes for Far Out Records, come up some downtempo loungish cuts - good for setting the mood. I didn't fall for the remix to "Suspeita", but I really dug "Te Querendo"; you can feel Roc Hunter's influence and I can't wait to hear the vocal on Azymuth's 30 year anniversary cd! Another gem was Sabrina Malheiro's "Estacao Verao" which has a pure Brazil loop to her singing and musicianship that I loved - although the Kenny Dope remix gives it an awesome bossa beat. Meanwhile "Chuva"'s rather solid although I preferred the clubbed up, latin guitar remix found on Brazilution 5.2. Finally... what's a Far Out compilation without Joyce or Marcos Valle? Quality music with Joyce's trademark dancing vocals but this time done with the coolness of Bugge Weseltoft. What more can I say about Joyce without exposing my obvious bias! Supremely talented and amazingly creative singer. And Marcos Valle - what a fantastic comeback he's had since the late 90's.

I highly recommend not just this volume, but the entire "Brazilian Love Affair" series. There are many other good tuens here - check Grupo Batuque's "Ida E Volta", a cut that pulls parallels with their "Taruma" or how about the nice vocal work done in "Tarde Em Itacuraca"? That's not to say that this CD wasn't totally without fault - I dig the Kyoto Jazz Massive remix to Nair Candia/Jaime Alem's "Sob O Mar" but for some reason, Brazilian Love Affair chopped the first 12 seconds of the remix. I didn't like that mainly becuase that percussion build-up is a signature of Kyoto Jazz Massive's sound and it's like an art to their music - just check their "Calmaria". That's not enough to drop it down some pegs, and if you dig this release and the other BLA's, you might also like the individual releases by the artists involved, the Kenny Dope tribute (oddly, vol. 5 is also listed as a tribute), Brazilution 5.2 and "Brazilian Love Songs".
Brazilian Love Affair, Vol. 3: The Essence Of Brazilian Chill Out
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		Brazilian Love Affair, Vol. 3: The Essence Of Brazilian Chill Out
    Various Artists
    Manufacturer: Import
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000063NGH
    Release Date: 2002-05-07

    Tracks:

    1. Retratista - Otto
    2. Agua [#]
    3. Icarai [Roc Hunter Remix][#] - Jorge Helder,
    4. Pra Voce Lembrar
    5. Disritmia - Jairzinho Oliveira
    6. Luces del Norte [Original Mix] - Ladrones Sueltos
    7. Laranjeiras [Afro London Mix]
    8. Calados - Luciana Mello
    9. Samba de Silva - Joyce, Elza Soares
    10. Olha Ai
    11. Nova Estrela [Kirk DeGeorgio Remix][#]
    12. Aquele Gol - Wilson Simoninha
    13. Taruma - Grupo Batuque
    14. Escravos Do Jo [Da Lata Remix] - Friends from Rio, Ca Vaz
    15. Dig It [#] - JoParahyba

    Album Details

    Far Out Recordings is Proud to Present Volume Three of Brazilian Love Affair, an Eloquent Representation of the Warm, Beautiful Sounds that Revolve around the Brazilian Sound,a Musical Snapshot of the Coolest, Most Crucial New Music Coming Out of Brazil. An Exotic Cocktail of Old Masters, Including Some of the Original Innovators of Samba and Bossa Nova, Mixed with the Freshest New Talent Emerging from Brazil's Thriving Urban Scene.
    Africanize
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      		Africanize
      Various Artists
      Manufacturer: Import
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00005QDZP
      Release Date: 2002-02-19

      Tracks:

      1. Lagos Communiqu Thievery Corporation
      2. Blackman Know Yourself [The Roots Remix] - Femi Kuti
      3. Souka Nayo (I Will Follow) [Thievery Mix] - Baaba Maal
      4. Yolele - Papa Wemba
      5. African Friendship
      6. Trance Dance [DJ Krush Mix] - Hamid Baroudi
      7. Dub Lion [Remake] - DJ Food
      8. New Bell - Manu Dibango
      9. Tekere - Salif Keita
      10. Ubombo [Smith & Mighty Remix] - Madala Kunene
      11. Afro Left - Leftfield
      12. No Saint - Wasis Diop, Lena Fiagbe
      13. Shadowman - Afro Celt Sound System

      Album Description

      UK compilation features 13 tracks from such artists as Thievery Corporation 'The Lagos Communique', Femi Kuti 'Blackman Know Yourself' (The Roots Remix), Baaba Maal 'Souka Nayo' (Thievery Mix), Up Bustle & Out 'An African Friendship', Manu Dibango 'New Be

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