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Another friendly dose from the matsuli mosiac:
2009 Matsulidelic Autumn Mix
1. Molalatladi - BLK JKS from their debut LP on Secretly Canadian, these South African rockers keep trying to live up to the hype
2. The Best Of Good Love Gone - 24-Carat Gold from the Numero issue of previously unreleased material
3. Roforofo Fight - Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura Feat. Mayra Caridad Valdes in which the Fela standard gets the Egrem house treatment via Brownwood
4. Pray For Rain (feat. Tunde Adebimpe) - Massive Attack, a big collaboration and a gentle song
5. Fine - yU from the Brownswood Bubblers 4 compilation all cut and pasted
6. Ha Dvash - Fool's Gold, a hybrid Hebrew Afro-blues track rooted in the Sahara
7. Safari Salvaje - Los Rápidos from the wonderful second volume of Cuban funk Si Para Usted Vol. 2: The Funky Beats Of Revolutionary Cuba
8. Meu Mundo - Otto, from the 2009 album Certa Manhã Acordei de Sonhos Intranquilos - enchanting as always from Recife in Brazil with blends of regional rhythm, rock and electronica
9. tui fin mi gomienzo - Ocote Soul Sounds And Adrian Quesada abstract and dubbed out territory for this afrofunk duo
10. Ghost Town - Zeep great version of the Jerry Dammers classic
11. I Do - Gin Wigmore New Zealand's much hyped singer-songwriter with just a touch of Amy creeping through
12. All Tomorrow's Parties - Beck from the fan-club "Beck plays The Velvet Underground and Nico LP"
13. Nangu Sobeh - Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara no passports or visas required, deep roots meets the rock mountain
14. The Rider - Nick Cave & Warren Ellis soundtrack sounds from the Aussie riders
15. Tu No Me Puedes Conquistar - Grupo Los Yoyi from another highly recommended Cuban funk compilation Revolucion! Original Cuban Funk Grooves 1967-1978
16. It's A Dream - Little Ed one of the many outstanding tracks on the Numero Light on the South Side compilation of bluesy funk from Chicago
17. Not Tomorrow - Living Colour 2009 saw a focussed album from Vernon Reid's Living Colour and this is just one of them
18. Ebo Lala w/ Seifu Yohannes - Mulatu Astatke at last the much anticipated Mulatu retrospective sees the light of day
19. Minkou E So Non Mon - T.P. Orchestre Poly Rythmo de Cotonou and lastly from the latest installment of Benin grooves from Analog Africa here's a killer dancefloor filler.
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