Audio Texture Radio Show – January 11, 2016 by Audio Texture on Mixcloud
Sven Kacirek & Sado Yokome – Densa Bushi (Pingipung promo)
Lo Tide – Roll (Diventa promo)
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Cata Pirata, la cantante sudafricana que vive en Amsterdam y habla un perfecto español con acento argentino visita los estudios de scannerFM para presentar el nuevo disco de SKIP & DIE – “COSMIC SERPENTS” (CRAMMED DISCS). Os invitamos a un viaje en el tiempo y en el espacio recorriendo los mil y un sonidos del cóctel infinito de SKIP & DIE coincidiendo su gira española: 30 de Abril– Villarobledo (Albacete)- Festival Viña Rock. 1 de Mayo– Madrid (Sala Caracol)- Guacamayo Festival. 2 de Mayo– Barcelona– Sala Music Hall. Aquí tienes el podcast, alguna foto más e info del grupo. Disfruta y comparte. Somos energía y movimiento.
Less tracks, long grooves, heavy on the electronica with a dash of global flavour pretty much sums up this weeks show.
A trio of quirky yet soulful electronic tunes got the show off to a fine start this week, kicking off with the wobbly, largely instrumental strains of Mr. Mitch closely followed by the vaguely disturbing vibes of James Ferraro before the slow burner, «Vapore» from Palmistry paved the way for the twisted UK hip hop of Strange U‘s ode to Africa.
So the radio show is back for 2014 after a bit of a hard drive meltdown near the end of last year and just the fact that, well, sometimes a break is sometimes welcome. The show kicked off on a nice jazz tip with a killer version of The Jackson Sisters’ «I Believe in Miracles» from Eddie Roberts which took the original in a great new direction as a good cover version should do. Pugs Atomz the dropped some great funky hip hop vibes from their great new, stylistically diverse album, Bama Pi. Andrew Ashong then kept things simple but soulfully effective with «Special» before Zara McFarlane waded in with another killer cover version, this time of Junior Murvin’s (not Dennis Brown’s – as erroneously stated in the show in a moment of madness) «Police and Thieves» she really is a talent and a half.