A party without borders! Mixed by DJ Rafadelic
The Asian sitar, santoor and tabla sounds form the basics in this selection of tracks from the last 15 years.
You will hear many different artists, including Kaya Project, the alter ego of producer Seb Taylor from London, an instrumental edition of a track that Herbie Hancock recorded together with Anoushka Shankar in 2010, and a live track by the Russian ‘Goatika Creative Lab’. Another nice track is the re-work version of ‘Compassion’ by Bombay Dub Orchestra, that was put on the benefit CD "Let us Help Nepal", an album absolutely worth to listen to (and can be found here: somasoundsystem.bandcamp.com)
Add to that a few gems from the stables of labels like DubMission, Mole Listening Pearls and Eighteenth Street Lounge and enjoy this one-hour-long mantra to the very last second at Solta a Franga.
01 Krishna P – Circulate (Rafadelic Remix) [2016]
02 Kaya Project – Raag To Ragga (Biotone Remix) [Tribal Shift 2013]
03 Tikki Masala – Dream Catcher [Masala Records 2014]
04 Gnaia – Opium [Oreades 2016]
05 Third Ear Audio – Ethereality [Dubmission Records 2012]
06 Herbie Hancock feat Anoushka Shankar – The Song Goes On [Sony Music 2010]
07 Alex Theory – Lotus Kiss [Interchill Records 2006]
08 Rencause – Essaouira [Mole Listening Pearls 2009]
09 Waterbone – Vision Of Mati [New Earth Records 2003]
10 Goatika Creative Lab – Wave Flow (Live) [DreaMusic 2010]
11 Graig Pruess – Shiva Manas Puja [Times Music 2000]
12 Transglobal Underground – Khalgi Stomp [Eighteenth Street Lounge Music 2006]
13 Small Night Orchestra – Groove Massala [Timewarp Music 2011]
14 Bombay Dub Orchestra – Compassion (Rework) [Soma 2015]
15 Akara – The Far Shore (Lubdub Remix) (Shanti Planti 2014]
16 Etnica – Deep East [Blue Room 2010]
17 Tribali – Never Give Up [Tickety-Boo Records 2006]
18 Masala Soundsystem – Tuwa-Turcja-Miedzylesie [Home Applience 2005]
19 Graig Pruess – Shiva Manas Puja (Dato Bodzhgua Remix) [Times Music 1997]
Rafadelic is active as a DJ and producer since the nineties. Under different names he brings a unique set for connoisseurs again and again at dance parties, cultural events and festivals. From refined jazz to solid electronic beats and from pure roots to worldly cross-pollinations. Using his own beats, samples and re-edits, he succeeds in summarizing his quest for essential music every time in a very surprising way.
Blog by Rafadelic: rafadelic.wordpress.com
