We bring you a fresh babalao beat, straight from the streets of Luanda, Angola. It´s short, sweet and essential! (we sampled Bruno M - Um para dois (9)). Download it, mash it up or create something completely new and share it with the crashroots community. Tag all your contributions to this collaboration series with “babalao”.
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Download: crashroots - babalao - luandarubber (by samim & miguel toro) (186)
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jinyerei commented on the blog post Argenis Brito & Miguel Toro interview in ”Fritz Radio berlin” next saturday 14-11-2009. 2 months, 1 week ago
any recording of this session?
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ssan wrote on monopolar’s wire: 3 months, 4 weeks ago
did u listen to my edit of your trax ?
lg
ssan
miguel wrote a new blog post: Argenis Brito & Miguel Toro interview in ”Fritz Radio berlin” next saturday 14-11-2009. 4 months ago
Argenis Brito & Miguel Toro interview in
“Fritz Radio berlin” next saturday 14-11-2009.
Listen to Argenis and Miguel in Anja Schneider’s “Dance under the blue Moon” in Fritz Radio Berlin on Saturday 14-11-09 from 10 to 12 at night (germany time). Check local time.
1 and 1/2 hours of our music released and unreleased, our live set plus [...]
Hugo Duran commented on the blog post el nectar nacional 4 months, 2 weeks ago
indeed shrin
show me more, i just know some photography
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shirin commented on the blog post el nectar nacional 4 months, 2 weeks ago
ah tiny world. nice to meet you!
SALÚD!
monopolar said:
wow! this is becoming big! african music is the greatest, in my opinion, everything comes from there. asking myself if some north african mahgreb music fits in this collaboration, is quite different music but it has contact points that are amazing (that´s what mashup is all about, finding contact points apparently inexistent). have you guys heard GNAWA music? morocco meets senegal meets france
July 10th, 2009 at 9:32 PM
samim said:
So true, african music is the roots of almost everything! I´ve been in love with all sorts of african music for ever and i´m very happy to see the electronic scene finally embracing the heritage full on. After all, thats how jazz became what it is (which was born before current copyright laws btw. When i traveled in marcoco a couple of years back, i discovered Gnawa music while high on a strong G-cooky in the sahara dessert
After that experience, i hunted down every bit of gnawa i could get. How about we do a Gnawa Mashup? Do you have some mp3s or shall i upload some for you?
July 11th, 2009 at 4:20 AM