Como todos devem saber ontem rolou a primeira partida da final da Copa Sulamericana. LDU 5 x 1 Fluminense.

É como vocês podem ver tomamos mais uma dos equatorianos, nosso pior pesadelo. Mas aparentemente o tricolor carioca não foi o único que ficou atordoado.

Não é mesmo, Luciano do Valle?

 Fatis Presents Xterminator Featuring Luciano by Luciano

2009 (9 tracks, 37:15)

reggae/ska

La noche del próximo 5 de diciembre los dj´s chilenos Luciano y Ricardo Villalobos, dos de los mejores dj´s latinoamericanos, enseñaran lo mejor de su maleta de discos en una noche que se promete inolvidable. La oportunidad de bailar al ritmo de esta pareja de ases llega con la celebérrima fiesta Cocoon, que cada verano hace las delicias de los más exigentes en Ibiza, y que ahora aterriza en la madrileña sala Fabrik. Con esta excusa realizamos un repaso a la trayectoria de estos dos gigantes de los platos.

Creo que en el futuro se podrá realizar una tesis doctoral entre el exilio y la introcuccón de la música electrónica en sudamérica. Quizás desde Europa se tenga la impresión de que en Latinoamérica no se escucha más que salsa, merengue, reggueton o “el condor pasa”. Nada más lejos de la realidad. Desde hace unos años irrumpen con fuerza músicos latiamericanos que se refugian detrás de unos platos y una aguja para hacer bailar a miles de personas en todo el mundo. Son artistas que de niños marcharon de Chile hacia una exilio europeo que propició su contacto con la música electrónica y que han influido notablemente en la construcción de una escena electrónica latinoamericana. No hace falta más que ver la agenda de los próximos meses del dj chileno Ricardo Villalobos para hacerse una idea de las horas que pasa dentro de un avión reventando pistas, pies y zapatillas.

Y es que desde que Villalobos iniciara su carrera como dj profesional y posteriormente sorprendiera a propios y extraños con su  disco, Alcachofa (2003), no ha parado de ser reclamado en las mejores salas y los mayores festivales. De hecho, un servidor puede dar fe una épica sesión de cierre en el Sónar 2008 (Vídeo. 2´54´´) que dejó exhaustos, y con ganas de más, de mucho más, tanto a las miles de personas que le rendían pleitesía con sus bailes como al propio dj que se marchó del escenario a regañadientes.

Ricardo Villalobos en acción

De origen chileno pero criado en Alemania tras el exilio de sus padres al triunfar el golpe de Estado de Pinochet y el derrocamiento del gobierno de Allende, este dj y productor llamó la atención de la industria gracias a su mezcla de sonidos de percusión suramericanos, house, techno y minimal. De hecho, según sus propias palabras, “la música electrónica tiene mucho en común con la música americana. Por ejemplo con la samba puedes bailar durante horas; y con la electrónica la gente se desvive con la misma euforia”. Además Villalobos siempre se ha mostrado independiente a modas y a estereotipos dentro de la música electrónica.Y muy prolífico. Ha editado discos con diversos pseudónimos (El Hombre Ojo, Ric y Martin, junto a Dandy Jones..).

Luciano

Villalobos no está solo como exponenete de una música electrónica seria hecha por latinoamericanos. Luciano Nicoleti es habitual colaborador y también estará presente en la noche del día 5. De hecho, no es raro verles compartir mesa y platos…(Video.4´18´´) También chileno, Luciano es uno de los responsables de que en el Chile haya una efervescente cultura electrónica. Su mezcla de elementos electrónicos, melodías pegadizas y sonidos orgánicos triunfa allá donde va. Al igual que Villalobos, huye del “divismo” del que sufren muchos dj´s, “autoensalzados” al Olimpo de fiestas privadas, famosos y jet set. Sin embargo, Luciano se muestra receloso de este punto y afirma que el mejor sitio para pinchar es aquél “donde no hay VIP.  entonces todo el mundo esta al mismo nivel. Da lo mismo que seas Puff Daddy o Juanito Perez. Eso equilibra y armoniza la fiesta”.

Parafraseando a Tony Wilson, precursor de la música electrónica en los años ochenta, “la beatificación del beat”, del ritmo, está llegando a Latinoamerica. Pero ya no suena a flauta de pan o a charango, si no bajos y baterias a muchos bombos por minutos.

 Fatis Presents Luciano – Combinations by Luciano

2009 (18 tracks, 1:11:28)

reggae/ska

A algum tempo atrás estive trabalhando ‘nuns’ vídeo-clipes para o trabalho do meu irmão com a música, Luciano Franco.

Culminou com bastante problemas que tenho vivido…fica pra lista de experimentos que tenho feito em alguns outros programas.

E é claro a curujisse à música de meu irmão.

Tudo feito porcamente com windows movie maker e gifs animados no Photoshop.

Geração do Caos Divino canta “Paciente Novo”
Primeiro um dos vídeos “de melhor acabamento” pelas considerações de ste mero mortal e metido a besta na edição.

Esta obra está licenciada sob uma Licença Creative Commons.

Drive Indigo canta “Protetor Solar”
De acabamento mais simples, esta canção trata do sério assunto do comportamento humano e seus efeitos no meio ambiente.

Esta obra está licenciada sob uma Licença Creative Commons.

Drive Indigos canta “Sorriso Seco”.
Baladinha básica que trata de relacinamentos interpessoais, bem ao estilo Legião, Los Hermanos e congeneres.

Esta obra está licenciada sob uma Licença Creative Commons.

To be continued…
(que cafona modo de dizer que postarei mais coisas do tipo por aqui)

Abraços.

Revolutionary Brothers Mixtape para BCNReggae town

Tracklist

01.Intro Radio Ttan Ttakun feat. Sister Nancy & Luciano

02.Jamrock mix feat. Poly Famous & Jaggy D + King Konsul

03.Fade Away Mix

04.Togueternes Mix feat. Utan Basun

05.I Love Jah mix feat. King Konsul

06.I Love Jah feat. King Konsul

07.Belly Ska Mix feat. Marina P

08.Dread Natty Congo

09.Truth & Rights Refix mix feat. Utan Bassun

10.Jungle Lion mix

11.Marcus Gravey remix

12.Wanted Mix feat. King Konsul

13.Buzz Mix feat. Morodo

14.Collie Dance Mix

15.Outro: World Jam Jungle

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To celebrate the launch of Detour, each week we are going to bring you equally fresh new music to get your lugs ’round. This week we bring you an eclectic mix of hip-hop, indie, rock’n'roll and techno for you audio pleasure.

Plan B – Stay to Long

Returning from his foray into acting, in the brilliant Adulthood and eagerly awaited Harry Brown, East London’s finest is back with his first single since debut album; Who Needs Actions When You Got Words. Soulful crooning and high octane rhymes blend perfectly for Plan B’s most accessible work yet.

Frankie and the Heartstrings – Hunger

Hotly tipped by Detour (then InJournalism) way back in april, this looks set to be the first single for the Mackem indie-popsters. FATHS have been making big waves with those in the know since those unsigned days. They are currently being championed by Radio 1’s Huge Stevens and are supporting Florence and the Machine on their nationwide tour.

Little Red – Coca-Cola

Vintage, feel-good, rock’n'roll from this Australian five-piece, complete with shimmering guitars, four part harmonies and hand claps. What more do you need?

Luciano – Los Ninos De Fuera

One for the tech’eads from the Chilean master’s latest studio release, Tribute To The Sun. The album is more experimental than fans have come to expect from the Cadenza man’s DJ sets but, as highlighted by this track, equally as sensational.

We Were Promised Jet Packs – Quiet Little Voices

This one has been around from a while now but for those not familiar with the Glasgow based upstarts, its a great introduction after a sensational live performance at Sunderland’s Independent earlier this month.

Originally written for Detour on 16/11/09

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TRACKLIST

I’m Going to The Farm – Irving Berlin
Conspirer (Original Mix) – Luciano
Barkas (Original Mix) – Pakt
Dee’s Gruv (Original Mix) – Delano Smith
Escape (Original Mix) – Brendon Moeller
Mfnstmp (Original Mix) – Gaiser
El Baile Alemajn (Original Mix) – Coyu & Edu Imbernon
Kiek Ma Wedder (Original Mix) – Schaeufler & Zovsky
In Black (Johannes Heil’s Trueschool Mix) – Danny Howells
Rouge (Original Mix) – Unknown
Gordo (LiveSet Mix) – Nikko Gibler
Chop Amey (LiveSet Mix) – Nikko Gibler
Party Guilt (Original Mix) – The Royal We

Ecco qui la presentazione sul libro “Esportare la libertà” di Canfora e le News of the Week.

Luciano Canfora – Esportare la libertà
Fort Hood -News of the week
Swine Flu – News of the week

Nicola

A friend pointed me towards this yesterday. On the DVD, Swiss director Raphael Sibilla documents Luciano’s last South American tour in a 52 minutes film called La Ruta Del Sol – Luciano’s Diary. Following him for three weeks through Lima, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo and of course Santiago de Chile, the city so crucial to Luciano’s musical origins. I believe this will be released as a bonus to his upcoming album. Very interesting movie and goes in-depth about life behind the music. Highly recommended! Check out the trailer below.

Luciano’s ‘La Ruta Del Sol’ Trailer

We came on board in partnership last year with Who’s Jack magazine; to help them relaunch in paid for print and to launch their retail telly platform ‘Jack TV’. And look at them both now! We think they have blossomed into great brands and are very proud of the respective teams.

But now that our work on this project is done, we’d like to express our best wishes moving forwards. In particular to Louise; a truly creative Editor with a cut-through fashion vision and a penchant for canapes, ball of energy/Miss Thing Features Editor Faye as well as new boy Ad Sales Exec John – may your vision continue to grow.

But although it is always sad to part with a client, we’re super excited about our new magazine venture and thus proud to announce our partnership with DV8 Clapham.

The first time we met Matt Wells we were impressed by his rock and roll outlook, his collection of scarves, his love of Luciano… oh, and did we mention his magazine?

Targeting aspirational party people in a stylish way; we think DV8 magazine is a great business model. We’re looking forward to making it greater.

Welcome: Matt, Miriam and the team from all of us at Raw Material

Trem da Alegria, 1985

De acordo com o portal R7, o Câmera Record desta sexta-feira, 30.10.2009, mostra onde estão diversos artistas que fizeram sucesso no passado. Muitos continuam em atividade em shows no interior do país, outros saíram do meio artístico e seguiram outros caminhos.

Entre os enfocados, Nahim, Sarajane, Roy (do Menudo), Luciano (do Trem da Alegria), Leila Lopes e a dupla Pepê e Nenem. Veja o comercial clicando aqui.

Luciano @ Couleur 3 Radio

Mirror

Þar sem við hjá Dansidans.com styðjum heilbrigða samkeppni (í sölu mp3-skráa sem og öðru) er vert að benda á nýustu uppfærslu WhatPeoplePlay.com. Að því ég best veit er vefurinn rekinn af þýska bóka- og plötudreyfingarfyrirtækinu “Word & Sound” og hefur því lagt aðaláherslu á techno og house en einnig verið að færa sig upp á skaptið í dubstep og experimental electróniku. Verðin eru sömuleiðis samkeppnishæf (og oft betri en hjá mörgum samkeppnisaðilanum).

Til þess svo að gera vefinn aðlaðandi fyrir nýja notendur hafa WhatPeoplePlay menn í samstarfi við Amsterdam Dance Event ákveðið að gefa rúmlega 30 lög til notenda sinna. Þetta hljómar kannski ekki eins og neitt nýtt né merkilegt en óhætt er þó að segja að þessi mp3-pakki sé ólíkt betri en þeir sem ég hef verið að fá á sambærilegum síðum undanfarið.

Strákarnir í Minilogue eru alltaf í stuði!

Lagalistinn er sem hér segir:

Move D – Got Thing/ Philpot
Nôze feat. Dani Siciliano – Danse Avec Moi (DJ Koze Rework) / Get Physical
Faze Action – Venus & Mars/ Faze Action
Tom Clark – Scorpi / Highgrade Records
Lawrence – Place to Be/ Liebe*Detail
Minilogue – Animals / Cocoon Recordings
Loco Dice – M Train to Brooklyn/ Desolat
The Faint – The Geeks Were Right (Shadow Dancer Dub) / Boys Noize
Will Saul & Tam Cooper – Tech Noir / Simple
Luciano – Bomberos/ Cadenza
Todd Bodine – Calypso / Highgrade Records
Renato Cohen – Cosmic Man / Sino
Martyn – Is This Insanity? / 3024
Dj Sneak – Comeback Johnny / Magnetic
Windsurf – Pocket Check / Internasjonal
Ytre Rymden Dansskola – Kjappfot (Prins Thomas Edit) / Full Pupp
Dirt Crew – Soundwave (Quarion’s Drunken Wave Mix) / Dirt Crew Recordings
Steve Bug – Trees Can’t Dance (Edit) / Poker Flat Recordings
Trentemøller – Vamp (Live edit) / Hfn Music
Giles Smith pres. Two Armadillos – Tropics / Dessous
Channel X – Mosquito / Uponyou Records
Format:B – Redux / Formatik Records
Santos – Hold Home / Moon Harbour
Michael Melcher – Wooob / Cargo Edition
AKA AKA – Sie nannten ihn Mücke / Stil Vor Talent digital
Chroma&Inexcess – Syrinx / Stil Vor Talent digital
Chris Liebing – Auf und Ab / CL Recordings
Alex Bau – Red Chromosome / CL Recordings
Alex Flattner & Lopazz – Make Up Your Mind – Cocoon recordings
Makam – The Hague Soul / Soweso
The Armaberokay – The Hype (Marc Schneider + Ralf Schmidt Remix) / Einmaleins
Solomun & Stiming – Eiszauber / Diynamic
Technasia – Force / Technasia
Secret Cinema – Timeless / GEM Records
Sascha Dive – Black Panther (Don Melon’s Sure I Can remix) / Deepvibes

Smellið ykkur á www.WHATPEOPLEPLAY.com og náið í músík!

- Leópold Kristjánsson

This is the latest episode of the syndicated Reggae Vault Classics podcast produced for promotional purposes only by Highlanda Sound for October 7, 2009 featuring classic reggae music in a radio broadcast mix-show format.

This episode of Reggae Vault Classics includes excepts from The Vault Classics Radio show recorded live on Wednesday, October 7, 2009 for Da Flava Radio.

Right Click the file and select “Save As…” to download the entire mp3 file or just click to listen to the audio stream now. We sincerely hope you enjoy the selections and mixing. Please send your comments, feedback, and requests to podcast@highlanda.net or feel free to comment right here.

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Playlist:

1 Smile – Dennis Brown
2 Declaration Of Rights – Freddie McGregor
3 Everyday Is Just A Holiday – Freddie McGregor
4 Nanny Goat – Freddie McGregor
5 Watch This Sound – Freddie McGregor
6 Hold On To What You’ve Got – Dennis Brown
7 Fill Us Up With Your Mercy – Garnett Silk
8 Show Us The Way – Dennis Brown
9 Donkey Want Water – Yellowman
10 Green Line – Garnett Silk
11 Jammin – Bob Marley
12 Kinky Reggae – Bob Marley
13 Natural Mystic – Bob Marley
14 Murderer (Remix) – Beenie Man and Barrington Levy
15 Under Me Sensi (Remix) – Beenie Man and Barrington Levy
16 Jah Power – Beenie Man and Tristan Palmer
17 Healing – Beenie Man and Lady Saw
18 Going Away – Beenie Man and Sanchez
19 Slam – Beenie Man
20 The Wickedest Ride – Beenie Man
21 Certain Gal – Beenie Man
22 Number One – Beenie Man
23 Memories – Beenie Man
24 Christmas – Beenie Man
25 World Dance – Beenie Man
26 Blessed – Beenie Man
27 New Suzuki – Beenie Man
28 Crazy Baldheads – Beenie Man and Luciano

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