[acid-jazz] Urban Landscapes Radioshows 7.20 & 7.22

From: Velanche (velanche_at_charter.net)
Date: 2004-06-11 09:30:37

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    The Urban Landscapes Radioshow airs live Fridays from 9-11pm PT on KCPR
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    NEWS
    Drats, behind again! Will I ever catch up?? I'm not about to hedge my 
    bets on it. Nevertheless, we press on.
    There's quite a bit of info in this week's circular. Read at your 
    leisure, if you wish.
    You can now listen online to my profile of Gilles Peterson, as well as 
    hear the Urban Landscapes Guestmix from the Fluid Ounce label. The show 
    will air this Friday (rescheduled from Friday May 28, when the show was 
    in absentia). More details on the show itself is below.
    Also, the international edition of Urban Landscapes Radioshow 7.21 from 
    last week will be online soon. Check the playlist, now listed on the 
    home page.
    WEB SITE & MAILING LIST UPDATE
    There's been a change in the Urban Landscapes domain, and this could 
    affect you if you have my email address or if the web site is 
    linked/bookmarked.
    The web address is now http://www.urbanlandscapes.org, and the new 
    email address is is mail_at_urbanlandscapes.org. Soon, I may also invoke 
    spam protection to keep all the junk mail down to a minimum. I'll let 
    some of you know when that will happen.
    In any case, hopefully there'll be a bit of stability now that the 
    domain gotchas are all but gone. I will add a reminder at the beginning 
    of the circular for a few weeks as a reminder for everyone to note the 
    changes.
    We are still working on transferring our existing mailing list. For the 
    time being, I've managed a workaround until the transfer can be 
    completed. If you no longer wish to receive the newsletter, please let 
    me know via my above email address.
    Meanwhile, let's get on with it!
    URBAN LANDSCAPES RADIOSHOW 7.20
    The international edition of the broadcast for Urban Landscapes 
    Radioshow 7.20 is available online for listening. Check both the 
    playlists and the audio links below.
    URBAN LANDSCAPES RADIOSHOW 7.22 WITH GILLES PETERSON & THE FLUID OUNCE 
    GUESTMIX--NOW ONLINE!!
    Gilles Peterson is unquestionably one of today's leading tastemakers. 
    He's no stranger to many of us who have followed his career over the 
    years. His "Worldwide" radio show on BBC's Radio 1 is listened to the 
    world over, as is the syndicated edition of the show (airing weekly in 
    15 countries). He's released a number of acclaimed compilations, 
    including four based on the radio show. The most recent, "Worldwide 
    Exclusives," is now available on Talkin Loud. The collection features 
    all exclusive tracks from the creme of the musical crop. Be sure to 
    check it.
    Websites:	http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/urban/peterson/
    		http://www.talkinloud.com
    Also on tap, the most recent Urban Landscapes Guestmix comes once again 
    from the Fluid Ounce camp. Mark Springfield has given us a mix from the 
    label earlier this year, and now he has a new one to share. Some choice 
    Fl. Oz. tunes are here, as well as a killer new Zero dB remix of 
    Rosalia de Souza that's not yet released.
    Website:	http://www.fluidounce.com
    DO DEM REWIND AGAIN, MISTER SELECTAH!
    2004 is moving by in rapid fashion. So now it's time to go back and 
    choose the picks that I recommend that you add to your music 
    collection; yep, it's the Halfway Rewind Special. As usual, Part One 
    will focus on the albums, and Part Two will be the singles/EPs. The 
    shows will take up the last two Fridays in June on the live show. Of 
    course, the shows will be online soon thereafter. Keep your eyes out 
    for them.
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    JUNE PICKS AND REVIEWS
    I've decided to make slight modifications with my monthly picks. When 
    the new picks for the month are posted, the circular will also include 
    short reviews of each of them. Then only the list will be published for 
    the rest of the month. At about the beginning of the next month, it'll 
    happen all over again.
    Another thing to consider is that as of now, I have a batch of music 
    that I've yet to sort through, and I can only give fair evaulation of 
    them when time permits; I may get a bunch of material within a span of 
    a few days, as was the case last week. Real-time can only go so far, 
    even in cyberspace.
    I hope that you'll find these reviews beneficial. Note that the reviews 
    will also be posted in the Reviews section of the radioshow's web site 
    soon after the circular is sent. Of course, your comments are most 
    welcome.
    Get it? Cool. On we go...
    VELANCHE'S SOUNDSCAPES
    June 2004
    (in no particular order)
    1.	V/A - Cool, Calm & Collective (4Lux)
    2.	Phil Parnell - Do Your Living In the Night 12" (Mantis white)
    3.	V/A - Party-Keller (Compost)
    4.	V/A - Blue Note Revisited (Blue Note)
    5.	Porks Watch - Million Toes Extended 12" (Q-Tape)
    6.	Albanek featuring Pollard - Free Wire EP (Ecco Chamber)
    7.	Boiler Room Collective - EP 12" (Fluid Ounce)
    8.	V/A - Holding Hands (Cosmic Sounds)
    9.	Top Rocking - Cosmic Broadcast EP 12" (Q-Tape)
    10.	Low Budget Soul - She Won't Let The Summer In 12" (Abstract Blue)
    11.	Sound Providers - An Evening With The Sound Providers (ABB)
    12.	Panic featuring Chick-A-Boo - Jam (Bitches Brew CD-R)
    13.	Joseph Malik - Aquarius Songs (Compost)
    14.	Innocent Sorcerers - EP (Fluid Ounce CD-R)
    15.	V/A - Jazzflora (Dealers of Nordic Music)
    16.	DJ Zeph - Sunset Scavenger (Wide Hive CD-R)
    17.	Canton - Oracle EP 12" (Citrona)
    18.	Intuit - Intuit (Compost)
    19.	Zimpala - Pas meme le cri de l'un Oiseau EP (4Lux CD-R)
    20.	Iguassu - Ordinary Day (CD-R)
    21.	V/A - Worldwide Exclusives (Talkin Loud)
    22.	Antonio Ocasio - Fabulous EP (Counterpoint CD-R)
    23.	Simbad - Peaktime 12" (Earthproject)
    24.	Quantic - Mishaps Happenings (Tru Thoughts)
    25.	Stereotyp Meets Al-Haca -- Phase Two EP12" (Klein)
    REVIEWS OF THIS MONTH'S PICKS
    V/A - Cool, Calm & Collective (4Lux) The Netherlands
    The Dutch label 4Lux hasn't been around for very long, but in just over 
    two years it has earned its place in the world of independent music by 
    pushing its brand of soul-inspired delights to the people. And so it is 
    that the label comes through with its first compilation of 
    previously-released 12" goodies, including a few that were released on 
    other labels. It's a nice, phat collection of favorites that includes 
    both originals and remixes by Alex Phountzi, Jimpster, and labelmeister 
    Gerd himself among others. It's now available now on both CD and vinyl.
    Phil Parnell - Do Your Living In The Night 12" (Mantis white) UK
    The first single from the Mantis label in quite awhile is the title 
    track to Phil Parnell's  2002 full-length. Being a protege of Matthew 
    Herbert, it's only fitting that Herbert himself lends his glitchy craft 
    in the form of not one, but two remixes. The killer remix, though, 
    comes from labelmate Brooks, whose deep and heavy take is poised to 
    rumble bassbins everywhere. Coming this summer to a record bin near 
    you.
    V/A - Party-Keller (Compost) Germany
    One of the most respected collectors of rare soul and funk does it 
    again with yet another batch of top-notch tunes. This time, Into 
    Somethin's Florian Keller pulls together some of his favorites, 
    coinciding with his monthly club night in Munich known as Party-Keller. 
    The compilation features influences spanning from the late 60's through 
    the early 80's. The selections are sure to make this one a keeper in 
    many a record bag (and CD players) for some time to come. Check out 
    choice tunes such as zydeco band The Sam Brothers Five doing its wicked 
    take on Chic's "Le Freak" with "S.A.M." (now all but almost impossible 
    to find on vinyl), the talented Ellen McElwayne's original version of 
    "Born Under A Bad Sign," and even the disco classic from Chanson titled 
    "Don't Hold Back." Absolutely essential for music lovers inna 
    no-category vein.
    V/A - Blue Note Revisited (Blue Note) US
    You've read about it for months, you've been anticipating it, and now 
    it's out for the world to listen. "Blue Note Reviisted" doesn't 
    disappoint, and is a worthy move forward after last year's successful 
    "Shades of Blue" project that Madlib has done so well. The creme of the 
    musical production crop reigns here, and for the most part they've 
    managed to retain the jazzy essence of the originals. There are so many 
    good tracks on this one, including 4 Hero's refreshing change-of-pace 
    from its broken beat bread and butter covering Horace Silver's "Won't 
    You Open Up Your Senses," as well as DJ Spinna's funky-as-hell remix of 
    Donald Byrd's "Lansanna's Priestess." "Blue Note Revisited" proves that 
    the risk-taking legacy of the venerable jazz label continues to ensure 
    its relevance in the 21st century. The full-length is on both vinyl and 
    CD.
    Porks Watch - Million Toes Extended 12" (Q-Tape) France
    It's not everyday that an interlude track becomes one of the most 
    in-demand tracks off an EP, but that's exactly the story behind the 
    making of the extended version of the short track on Patchwork's "Immo" 
    EP from last year. Bruno Hovart (aka Patchworks) dons his Porks Watch 
    I.D. for the extension, now over eight minutes in length. It's a mellow 
    number inna old-school style, a mid-tempo chillout indeed. Turn it over 
    as Sylvester Over does the remix duties. Take your toes to your 
    favorite record place and pick this up now.
    Albanek featuring Pollard - Free Wire (Ecco Chamber) Austria
    Following his strong debut long-player for Vienna's Ecco Chamber label, 
    Albanek drops yet another single from the "Shade of Blue" album. The 
    title number finds its roots in drum n'bass territory, yet keeping the 
    feel mellow. Then Moonstarr works the track into a tough and frenzied 
    broken affair, letting everyone know why his quality remix work is in 
    high demand. To quench your thirst, there's even a new track from 
    Albanek on the EP called "Suuupa Party," with Meister Pollard mainly in 
    scat mode over Albanek's gritty production. It's out now.
    Boiler Room Collective - EP (Fluid Ounce) UK
    So it seems that Chris & Neil from Zero dB have been bitten by the 
    hip-hop bug. Witness the first hip-hop release on the esteemed Fl. Oz. 
    label, courtesy of East Sussex producer Tom Caruna (with help from the 
    dB dynamic duo). It's three tracks of hip-hop in the darkest crevices, 
    with sinister sounds and snippets. Capable vocal contributions on the 
    a-side come from Brit MCs such as Master Mould, Teej, Tsumani, and Red 
    Masters among others. Instrumentals of each tracks are on the flip 
    side. Watch yo backs....the Boiler Room Collective are comin' for you! 
    The single is out on the streets.
    V/A - Holding Hands (Cosmic Sounds) UK
    Coxless Pair - Not Funny Anymore EP (Cosmic Sounds)
    The Cosmic Sounds label keeps at it with its focus on East European 
    musicians and producers with two strong releases. "Holding Hands" is 
    the follow-up volume of Polish jazz goodies, this time focusing on the 
    music of the 70's. It's amazing to hear how funky and jazzy Poland was, 
    given that it was one of the most liberal countries in the former 
    U.S.S.R. Essential and available on both CD and vinyl.
    Moving into the modern jazz sounds of today, do check out the latest 
    from Belgrade's Coxless Pair called "Not Funny Anymore." The tune is 
    definitely into the melancholy side of cosmic jazz...quite melodic and 
    very pleasing. Ex-Robot then steps in to shape the tune, starting off a 
    little bit like free jazz, then quickly ascending with heavy 
    percussion, sax, and keys. Chaotic, but satisfying. The other main 
    tune, "Insight," actually has three remixes of the original. First is a 
    Latin/jazz/lounge delight that's perfect for samba (the Sub-Conscious 
    Mix),  then the beats get heavier while keeping the samba intact (the 
    Conscious Mix), and finally the last version has percussive beats only 
    (the, well, Percussive Lobotomy Mix). Single is out now.
    Top Rocking - Cosmic Broadcast EP 12" (Q-Tape) France
    Following up strength-to-strength from his "Don't Sleep" 7" and from 
    the excellent collab with April King on last year's "The Real New 
    World," the Top Rocking duo keep at it with its "Cosmic Broadcast" 
    EP...out last April. A fresh mix of live instruments, choice samples, 
    and cool vocals are combined to fine form here. In addition to April 
    King contributing her presence to two tracks, we also get to hear New 
    York MC Mr. Adah insisting that "I Need My Raincoat Now." Give it to 
    him; he earns it. And give it up to Top Rocking for his efforts. 
    Nothing earth-shattering; just good slices of hiphopjazzysoul biz.
    Low Budget Soul - She Won't Let The Summer In 12" (Abstract Blue) UK
    Vocalist Randolph Matthew, along with the production duo of J.J. 
    Webster & Simon S., are doing the business once again. Following its 
    debut single "Fills My Heart" from last year, Low Budget Soul continues 
    carving its neo-soul niche with "She Won't Let The Summer In." 
    Matthew's smooth vocals glide over some soul-laden, hip-hop grooves. 
    Find a more mid-tempo remix on the b-side courtesy of Unknown Quantity. 
    Another dose of soulful quality from London's Abstract Blue.
    Sound Providers - An Evening With The Sound Providers (ABB) US
    Yes yes, underground hip-hop is the real thang! ABB has earned a 
    reputation as one of the leading forces in independent hip-hop, and it 
    shows it with the debut full-length release from San Diego-based outfit 
    the Sound Providers. This is really a fun album to listen to, starting 
    off so confident to let everyone know that the audience will, indeed, 
    be "entertained" for the "evening." This really does not disappoint, 
    especially if you like your hip-hop with a bit of jazz and a bit of 
    old-school soul in the mix. It also helps to have guests such as 
    labelmate Little Brother, Asheru of Unspoken Heard (busting out with 
    the lead single "For Old Time's Sake"), and Maspyke compliment the cool 
    instrumentation. The album's been out since Spring, but I was recently 
    given this gem and it surely gets my highest recommendation.
    Panic featuring Chick-A-Boo - Jam (Bitches Brew CD-R) UK
    It's release number nine for the fledging Bitches Brew, with the label 
    showing no signs of letting down anytime soon if "Jam" is any 
    indication. Summer is just around the corner, and its Afrobeat 
    influences can stir more energy than perhaps the sun itself. Some 
    jump-up coaxing comes courtesy of MC Chick-A-Boo. But the mix that 
    should crush dancefloors is Charlie Dark's wicked remix, turning "Jam" 
    into a jump-up, two-step juggernaut. Peaktime, baby!
    Joseph Malik - Aquarius Songs (Compost) Germany
    Crooner/producer/DJ/activist Joseph Malik follows up his 
    critically-lauded debut album "Diverse" with "Aquarius Songs." It's a 
    bit more dance-friendly this time around, but make no mistake that the 
    tunes are just as strong. The lead track, "Aquarius Song," is a jazzy 
    slow burner that nicely compliments Malik's poignant vocals. Lots of 
    good tracks here, as he once again teams up with David Donnelly for 
    some righteous uptemp biz. Grand Unified, responsible for the dub-heavy 
    remix of "I Don't Want" from "Diverse," lends his production skills on 
    the track "Dream Dancer." The production and the songwriting overall 
    continue to show promise of a talent whose best is yet to come. June 15 
    is the drop date, so look for it.
    Innocent Sorcerers - EP (Fluid Ounce CD-R) UK
    After the dope collaboration with Joseph Malik on "Believe & See" from 
    its Fl. Oz. debut EP last year, Polish dudes the Innocent Sorcerers are 
    back with a new five-track EP for the label.  Some of the cuts include 
    "Anthem," a killer percussive track that makes a cool DJ tool me 
    thinks; "Melancholy & Wax Pt. II, " which is eerie and hauntingly 
    jazzy; "Gods & Suns," a cool slice of funky jazz-fusion with third 
    Innocent Sorcerer Milkman dropping words and stirring up trouble. Some 
    goooood stuff coming at you soon.
    V/A - Jazzflora (DNM) Sweden
    V/A - Jazzflora EP (DNM) Sweden
    It's cool that Scandinavian music has been flourishing beyond its 
    borders within the last few years, and it's cool that labels like 
    Sweden's Dealers of Nordic Music can keep up the pace. Released last 
    January, "Jazzflora" is a terrific compilation that showcases the 
    marvelous hybrid of modern electronics and jazz. The usual suspects 
    such as Hird, Koop, and Butti 49 are here. But do check out strong 
    tracks from the likes of Kuusumun Profeeta, The Five Corners Quintet, 
    Elsa Hedberg, and Oddjob. Really, the whole comp is ace. And while 
    you're at it, you might wish to check out the vinyl EP to the 
    compilation that's just been released. It features Hird's "I Love You 
    My Friends" inna vocal style courtesy of the lovely Yukimi Nagano 
    (exclusive to the EP), along with three choice cuts from the 
    compilation. Indeed, DNM is the real deal for modern jazz on the 
    Scandinavian tip
    DJ Zeph - Sunset Scavenger (Wide Hive CD-R) US
    The Bay Area's Wide Hive has blessed the underground hip-hop community 
    with some deep stuff. Now DJ Zeph drops his second long-player for the 
    label, and it's killer-not-filler here. Having had his share of hip-hop 
    since his breakdancing days in the early 1980s, he seems to have his 
    ear on the pulse of the hip-hop of yesterday and today. Both the 
    influences and experiences seem to serve him well on "Sunset 
    Scavenger." Guests helping out includes Lyrics Born on the album's 
    booming first single "Hands Up," and Vursatyl from Lifesavas also make 
    an album appearance. The excellent musical production is one steep in 
    both depth and confidence, with live instruments (including some 
    serious drum work from Tower of Power's Ron E. Beck) added here and 
    there for good measure. Some essential goodness to add to your hip-hop 
    collection.
    Canton - Oracle EP 12" (Citrona) US
    Greg Long is an artist who prides himself in not relying on sampling to 
    create his music. He's made good on that promise so far, and the latest 
    EP from Florida's Citrona label keeps up the pressure. The fact that 
    the "Oracle" "EP has undergone its second pressing a week after its 
    official release is a feat in of itself. But Long and friends handled 
    things quite capably. Among the four tracks,  the title cut pumps up 
    the funk while keeping it real with its deft instrumentation. Highly 
    recommended.
    Intuit - Intuit (Compost) Germany
    The first time I've listened to Intuit was a soulful ballady-type 
    number called "A New Beginning." It wasn't long before I've bought the 
    EP, and it's still a keeper in my vinyl collection. Fast-forward a few 
    years, and the self-titled long player from the duo is now out for the 
    world to hear. It goes all over the place...a bit of soul, Latin, 
    Brazilian, and funk are here. Not a bad lineup of vocalists, 
    either--Andy Bey, Doug Carn, and Flora Purim are all here to serve up 
    the crooning while the duo serve up the music. Get into it.
    Iguassu - Ordinary Day (CD-R) US
    Baltimore-based producer Iguassu's claim to fame so far has been his 
    solid "Arrow Bicks" track to kick off the last "Soul Searching" comp 
    from Germany's Infracom label. He comes back in spades for "Ordinary 
    Day." Two excellent versions of this tune are on the CD-R he was kind 
    enough to share. The "Electric Mix" is a bit of warm electric organs 
    and broken beat grooves, while the "Sunset Mix" is an atmospheric 
    downtempo wonder that builds and builds into a satisfying climax that's 
    just gorgeous. Time will tell if this will get a proper release, but it 
    really should.
    V/A - Worldwide Exclusives (Talkin Loud) UK
    If you want to get a sense of how eclectic DJ Gilles Peterson can be, 
    you shouldn't have to go any further than one of the many compilations 
    he's put together over the years. His "Worldwide" series, based on his 
    acclaimed radio show, is no exception. Having put out three previously, 
    the newest addition to the series must have been a fulfillment of a 
    dream...what if you ask your favorite artists to create a new song 
    exclusive for your compilation. This one delivers in spades. Check out 
    the lineup--Cinematic Orchestra, Domu (under his Umod moniker), 2 Banks 
    of 4, Nicola Conte, Jazzanova, and a who's who of talent are here. I 
    rest my case; you know what to do. On both vinyl & CD.
    Antonio Ocasio - Fabulous (Counterpoint CD-R) UK
    The newest release forthcoming on London's Counterpoint is an EP from 
    one Antonio Ocasio. He's definitely new to me, and I'm also new to 
    learning about his Tribal Winds label that hails outta New York. The 
    label apparently has earned high marks in house circles, and some of it 
    has apparently rubbed off on Counterpoint. "Fabulous" is a cool 
    Afrobeat tune with great percussion, nice melodic keys, and soothing 
    female vocals to boot. We also get the tune with Ocasio's trademark 
    "Calor" remix, making the music deeper, soulful, and atmospheric. Good 
    for summertime, I'd say. The single should see the light of day come 
    mid-July.
    Simbad - Peaktime 12" (Earthproject) UK
    Been liking this one since it's been on CD-R, and now the vinyl is out. 
    Tasty single coming from the artist Simbad--a warm, groovy number 
    graced with Lady Z's vocals. On the flip is a dark but seductive remix, 
    as Twitch gives the tune a spaced-out, electro flava. Good for cool 
    down or, dare I say it, peaktime excursions. Don't sleep on this one.
    Quantic - Mishaps Happenings (Tru Thoughts) UK
    Unquestionably one of the hardest-working artists around, Brighton's 
    Will Holland somehow finds the time to drop his third solo long-player 
    for Tru Thoughts. Lots of different styles are covered here, and yet 
    the album is a nifty barometer of how far he's come musically. Too many 
    fine cuts to mention, ,so all I'll say is don't think about getting 
    it...just get it! An ace effort! The album is out stateside via 
    Ubiquity.
    Stereotyp Meets Al-Haca - Phase Two EP 12" (Klein) Austria
    This is some deeeep slabs of bass-rumbling dub here. Separately, 
    Stereotyp and the Al-Haca Soundsystem have made some bold strives in 
    modern dub. So put these two forces together, and you have trouble of 
    the best kind. Having just released Phase One (steep in hip-hop 
    influences), "Phase Two" gives dub its dancefloor sensibilities. The 
    music is complimented nicely by some of the best toasters Jamaica has 
    to offer, including DJ Collage, Ras T-Weed, and Lady Saw. Killer party 
    grooves this is...find it soon! And grab Phase One; it's no pushover, 
    either.
    HONORABLE MENTION: London Elektricity: Live Gravy DVD (Hospital) UK
    Hospital Records is arguably one of the most enduring drum n'bass 
    labels, and without question one of the most soulful. As a means of 
    promoting the excellent "Billion Dollar Gravy" album from last year, 
    Tony Colman finally relented and pulled things (and people) together to 
    form a live band. The incredible results are captured on the label's 
    first DVD. The band really kicks it, with Colman, Liane Carroll, 
    Landslide, MC Stamina, the Jungle Drummer (!) and the rest giving their 
    hearts and energy into making the performances worthy of the Jazz 
    Cafe's reputation. In addition to over an hour's worth of concert 
    footage, extras include profiles on the band members, behind-the-scenes 
    footage, and animated videos of "Cum Dancing" and "Billion Dollar 
    Gravy." It's always cool to see electronic music translate on stage, 
    and this is an exceptional view of how it can be done. Get this one!
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    URBAN LANDSCAPES RADIOSHOW 7.20
    Friday May 21, 2004
    Listen at http://www.urbanlandscapes.org/listen/04-05-21.m3u
    Download at http://www.urbanlandscapes.org/listen/04-05-21.mp3
    song - artist - title - label
    - Million Toes (Extended Version) - Porks Watch - EP (Q-Tape)
    - Lesser Things (featuring Vinio Mojica) - Djinji Brown - EP 12" (R2)
    - Oracle - Canton - EP 12" (Citrona)
    - Don't Joke With A Hungry Man (featuring Spanky Wilson) - Quantic - 12"
      	(Tru Thoughts)
    - S.A.M. - Sam Brothers Five - Party-Keller (Compost)
    - Umbrellas (Peanut Butter Wolf Remix) - The Free Design - Redesigned: 
    The
    	Remix EP Vol. 1 12" (Light In The Attic)
    - Don't Say Nuthin'  - The Roots - 12" (Geffen)
    - Setting Charts - Top Rocking - Cosmic Broadcast EP 12" (Q-Tape)
    - For Old Time's Sake (featuring Asheru from Unspoken Heard) -
    	Sound Providers  - An Evening With The Sound Providers (ABB)
    - She Won't Let The Summer In (Unknown Quantity Mix) - Low Budget Soul -
    	12" (Abstract Blue)
    - Kovin Lentaen Kotlin Kaipaan - Kuusumun Profeetta - Jazzflora (DNM)
    - Free Climbing -Painkiller Septet - Panorama - (Perfect Toy)
    - Sonido - Soulphonic Soundsystem - 12" (Transistor Music)
    - Can It Be? (Spiritual South Future Boogie Mix) - Da Lata - 12" 	(Palm 
    Beats)
    - In My Bed (Bugz In The Attic Remix) - Amy Winehouse - 12" (Island)
    - Do Your Living In The Night (Brooks' Rank Leisure Mix) - Phil Parnell 
    - 12"
    	(Mantis white)
    - Free Wire (Moonstarr Remix) - Albanek - EP (Ecco Chamber)
    - Um Beijo (featuring Orieta) - Stereotyp Meets Al-Haca - Phase Two EP 
    12"
    	(Klein)
    - Camponesa (K-Tado Remix) - Jazzinho - EP (Ecco Chamber)
    - Gods & Sons - Innocent Sorcerers - EP (Fluid Ounce CD-R)
    - Good & Bad - Povo - Jazzflora (DNM)
    END BROADCAST
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    can tell you, however, that it does go out to the people that matter. 
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    know who you are.
    VELANCHE DOES WRITEUPS
    Velanche also does reviews for XLR8R Magazine, with more publications 
    to be
    announced soon. I'm also open to article ideas...hit me up via email to 
    mail_at_urbanlandscapes.org.
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