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Flora Purim - This Is Me
Sonzeira, Emanuelle Araújo, Chico Chagas - Xibaba (She-bá-ba)
Patricia Marx – Menino
Bebeto – Flaengao
A Bossa Eletrica - Sob a Luz Do Sol
Gilberto Gil – Palco
Max de Castro - Calaram A Voz Do Nosso Amor
Jorge Dalto - Killer Joe - The Frequency Remix
Wilson Simoninha - Bebete Vãobora
Ultramen – Dívida
Smoke City - O Cara Lindo - Mr. Gorgeous
La Dame Blanche - Yo quiero trabajar
Marcos Valle - Agua De Coco
Seu Jorge - Amiga Da Minha Mulher
Fernanda Porto - Sambassim (2)
Gabriele Poso - La Bola
Mestizo Sounds presents
Let's Talk About Music
Mestizo Sounds Presents Let’s Talk about Music
First show: El Poder de la Música (the Power of Music)
Mestizo Sounds abre su serie de charlas sobre temas musicales con la charla sobre el Poder de la Música con la periodista musical y escritora Amaia Santana. Amaia es además una gran amiga que vivió en Manchester, donde la conocí. Su pasión por la música fue el vínculo para el comienzo de nuestra amistad. Recientemente ha escrito el librisco Les Mamarreches. Una obra a tener en cuenta de la generación milenaria.
Mestizo Sounds opens his series of talks on musical themes with the talk on the Power of Music with the musical journalist and writer Amaia Santana. Amaia is also a great friend who lived in Manchester, where I met her. Her passion for music was the link for the beginning of our friendship. He has recently written the book Les Mamarreches. A very important literary piece of the millenarian generation.
Playlist
1- SHILPA RAY - EMT Police and the Fire Department
2- LOS PEKENIKES - Sombras y Rejas
3- THE BLACK ANGELS - Medicine
4- THE BEATLES - I’m Only Sleeping
5- THE ECHOCENTRICS - Muerto en Vida
6- TITO PUENTE - Oye Como Va
7- MARI TRII - Yo No Soy Esa
8- MANU CHAO - La Mentira
9- MARIA GUADAÑA - Caballero
10- APHRODITE’S CHILD - The Four horsemen
11- LOVE - Alone Again or
Background Music: Pull Dub by DUB TRACTOR
(Playlist)
Los Pericos - Pupilas Lejanas
Kameleba - Espejo
Rawayana, Willy Rodriguez, Cultura Profetica - Sin Ti
Natiruts - Me Namora
Natiruts - Racaman Dub
Nonpalidece - En el Aire
Movimiento Original - Natural
Cultura Profetica - Amante Luz
Natiruts - Libertade pra Dentro Da Cabeça
Kameleba - Cartas Viejas
Cultura Profetica - Saca Prende y Sorprende
Cultura Profetica - Ilegal
Los Cafres - Aire
Los Cafres - Tus Ojos
Gondwana - Sigo Creyendo
This mix is Music from Africa or music that has been inspired by the music from Africa – I started this mix to play the modern Troubadours of Africa for you– but somehow the mix took on a life of its own and then went in a different direction – And then I just went with the music – I hope you enjoy this mix as much as me - MCR
The Kutimangoes - Thorns to Fruit
Papa Wemba – Yolele
Super Cayor De Dakar - Xamsa Bopp
Abdoulaye Diabaté, Moussa Cissoko, Djeli Moussa Diawara – Chan-Chan
Ismaël Lô - Plus Je Fais Ci, Plus Je Fais Ca
Orchestra Baobab - Utrus Horas
Orchestra Baobab - Jiin Ma Jiin Ma
Pape Fall - Boul Topato
Àbáse, Dofono de Omulu, Afrojazz - Awo Ossanyin
Africando, Amadou Balaké – Betece
Salif Keita Ntoman – Africando
Kolonel Djafaar - Movin'
This month's Superfly mix is about the London Jazz Scene. This young forward-thinking scene is jazz that is infused with grime, broken beat, house, acrobat and cambia to name a few. The music reflects the area they live in. Hope you enjoy.
Playlist
1. Zara McFarlane - you'll get me in trouble
2. KOKOROKO - abusey junction
3. Nubiya Garcia - hold (alternate take)
4. Moses Boyd - shades of you
5. Ashley Henry - my voice
6. Ezra Collective feat Ty - chapter 7
7. Sons of Kemet - dinner babylon
8. Sons of Kemet - let the circle be broken
9. Ezra Collective - quest for coin
10. Moses Boyd - rye lane
11. Joe Armon-Jones - (to) know where you're coming from
12. KOKOROKO - Uman
The mix takes the idea of my previous show, the Counterculture, and also the story of Alice in Wonderland. The chasing Rabbits mix is being based on Grace Slick song White Rabbit. This is a particular take on Lewis Carroll’s story. My idea for the songs of this mix is to create a sequence of music like falling into a musical well. Hope you enjoy the trip.
Playlist
1- Intro of Alice in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll) with the background of JEFFERSON AIRPLANE’s White Rabbit
2- PRINCE FATTY & SHNIECE McMENAMIN - Black rabbit
3- U-ROY AND FRANÇOIS KERVORKIAN - Rootsman
4- KREIDLER - Kannibal
5- KUTZ - Drums of no return
6- PINK FLOYD - Pow R. Too H.
7- AHMED ABDUL MALIK - Rooh (The Soul)
8- KUTIMAN- So long (Gene Dudley Remix)
9- DJ TALL - At the gates of love
10- BEN MORRIS - Gissningslekken
11- MARCEL VOGEL & TIM JULES - Take me back
12- CRO-MAGNON - Keep me satisfied
13- TAME IMPALA - Nangs
14- JUANTRIP - Fly to the moon
15- THE TIME & SPACE MACHINE - Lesson one
16- GERALDO AZEVEDO & ALÇEU VALENÇA - Planetario
17- (Excerpt of KREIDLER - Kannibal)
18- JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - White Rabbit
Note:
An excerpt of “Aleluia, beatus vir qui suffert” MODO I (Alleluia, blessed is the man who endures) Canto gregoriano by EL CORO DE MONJES DEL MONASTERIO BENEDICTINO DE SANTO DOMINGO DE SILOS is included in track 5 by KUTZ - Drums of no Return and track 17 KREIDLER – Kannibal.
Playlist)
DjRUM - Blue Violet
Los Amigos Invisibles - Que Rico
Migues Migs feat. Lisa Shaw - Waterfall
Linkwood - Tears
Quantic y Los Miticos del Ritmo - Hotline Bling
Gondwana - Te Recuerdo Amanda
Galcher Lustwerk - Another Story
Space Dimension Controller - The Cost of Clarity
Joy Orbison - Better (w/léa sen)
Lone - Jaded
Morbo y Mambo - Camille
Charlotte Dos Santos - Patience
Space Dimension Controller - Welcome to Mikrosector - 50
Los Aguas Aguas - Tranquilo y Tropical
Live Set NYE 22 @BromanotaBar (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)
This month's show is taking you through an electric mix of covers. A good cover takes the original and makes it their own and these tracks do exactly that.
1. Tammy Payne – Free
2. A Tribe Called Quest - I am the black gold of the sun
3. Platinum Pied Pipers - Ridin High
4. Roy Davis Jr - People get ready
5. Joseph Malik - take it all in, check it all out
6. Gil Scott Heron - Grandmas hands
7. Stevie Wonder - Light my fire
8. Greyboy - To know you is to love you
9. Povo - Uma uma
10. Antibalas Orchestra feat Mayra Vaga - Che che cole
11. La Lupe – Fever
12. Al Escobar and his orchestra - Tighten up
13. Jimmy Sabato - Kool it, here comes the fuzz
14. Jack Costanzo and Gerrie Woo - Green onions
15. Roberta Roena y su apollo sound - El Pato de la Bahia
16. Joe Battan - The theme from shaft
17. Mongo Sanataria – Shotgun
18. Frank de jo jo - Turn off the lights
19. Bugz in the Attic - don't stop the music
20. Bugz in the Attic – Zombie
21. Sal Soul Orchestra – Getaway
22. Monie Love - It's a shame
23. Blood Sisters - Ring my bell
24. Carol Cool - Upside down
25. Mungoes Hifi x Eva Lazarus - Dub be good to me
26. Kaori - Good life
For some time I have been thinking about doing a series of mixes based upon a single subject, such as a singer, band, venue, record label or genre of music.
The first mix in the 'Thinkin About' series of mixes is Pharoah Sanders, who made me look at the music I love from a different perspective and took me with him on his musical journey.
Pharoah Sanders is an American jazz saxophonist. first coming to peoples attention as A member of John Coltrane's groups of the mid-1960s,
Pharoah is known for his over-blowing, harmonic, and multiphonic techniques on the saxophone and his use of "sheets of sound".
Pharoah has released over 30 albums and has collaborated extensively with Leon Thomas and Alice Coltrane, among others. Saxophonist Ornette Coleman described him as "probably the best tenor player in the world".
Pharaoh's music has been labelled "spiritual jazz" due to his inspiration in religious concepts such as Karma and Tawhid, and his rich, meditative aesthetic. This style is seen as a continuation of Coltrane's work on albums such as A Love Supreme. As a result, Sanders is considered a disciple of Coltrane.
At the age of 81, Pharoah still performs live and I recommend that if you get the opportunity to see Pharoah live, after the pandemic dies down, go and you will be in for a beautiful treat.
MCR
Playlist
Pharaoh Sanders – Oh Lord Let Me Do No Wrong [Doctor Jazz]
The Alex Blake quintet feat Pharaoh Sanders - Now is the Time
Pharoah Sanders – Thembi
Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders - Stopover Bombay
Pharaoh Sanders – Africa
Pharoah Sanders - Live in Paris (1975) - Love Is Everywhere
Pharoah Sanders - Astral Traveling
Sleepwalker feat Pharoah Sanders - The Voyage
Pharoah Sanders – MoonChild
Kahil El'Zabar – Africanos-Latinos
Pharoah Sanders – Moon Rays
Pharoah Sanders – Love is Here
Pharoah Sanders - Origin
Pharoah Sanders featuring Leon Thomas – Shukuru
Pharoah Sanders - Live in Paris (1975) - The Creator Has A Master Plan
Welcome to the first Jazz Matters of 2022 – hope you and yours are safe and well – thought I would start the 2022 series of Jazz matters mixes in a gentle mode with some of the music I have played in 2021 – enjoy the music.
Playlist
Cinematic Orchestra team with Roots Manuva - A Caged Bird - Imitations Of Life
Chip Wickham - Sais (Egypt)
SAM NEWSOME - THE SUCKERS GAME
Harvey Mandel - Baby Batter
Janami Dreaming - Flowing in the Clouds
Antonio Forcione - Night Passage
Alice Russell - Taking Hold
Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Break The Night With Silence
Kornél Fekete-Kovács & Modern Art Orchestra Satya-Truthfulness Foundations - Yamas And Niyamas
Build an Ark - Precious Priceless
Flora Perim & musicians from UK South Africa South America
Elton John - Come Down in Time - Jazz version
From the publisher's feed
I built Jazz Matters as my home for contemporary jazz, nu-jazz, and world music — and now it’s also home to a small number of guest shows and mixes from people I rate.
Expect contemporary jazz, nu-jazz, and global sounds — with tracklists, long reads, interviews, and playlists that go deeper than the usual.
Jazz Matters is a not-for-profit hobby project I’m extremely proud of. It began in May 2021 as a weekly radio show on a London community station, and that spirit of discovery still guides everything I do.
Today it reaches 40,000+ open-minded listeners across 57 countries on 24+ platforms.
In 2026, I’m taking things up a gear with clear sections: JM Studio Notes, the Music Player & Show Notes inc Playlists, Sleeve Notes and Interviews.
A full digital relaunch from my new studio follows — and after that, Jazz Matters podcasts and mixes will be exclusive to this website.
A bold new chapter begins soon. New location. New studio. New player.
Jazz Matters — because the music, and everything around it, truly does.