Les Belgicains - Na Tango Ya Covadia 1964-1970The compilation Les Belgicains Na Tango Ya Covadia 1964 1970 (Les Belgicains during the time of Covadia 1964 1970) tells the remarkable story of the first Congolese student orchestras in Belgium. During that time Congolese referred to countrymen living in Belgium as Les Belgicains. The Congolese Rumba presented on this compilation blew a new, fresh wind through the musical landscape of Congolese popular music under the supervision of the legendary

it's a small homage to one of the most notorious after clubs in Belgium 'The Kings Club' located in our shared hometown Aalst

a heavily percussive

he reached out for new inspiration as the popularity of ‘bubblegum’ disco waned

"but for the full version of 'Touching the Times' we decided to use a Linn LM-1 for the drums

hypnotic sound from the many enigmatic strands of Asia’s musical cultures: the deep traditional instrumentations of Siam and India

Domenico names as the biggest influence on their treatment of samba

not only their world – THE world

The mixtape is produced entirely by Buffalo producer Daringer and boasts features from Westside Gunn

added drum machine hits and tape echo delays to the arrangements providing punchy Balearic takes on these hidden treasures

House-master Matthias joins Craigie Knowes for his debut EP with the Scottish imprint

Kerri Chandler record from 2005

it also speaks to right now