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BRAZIL with John Armstrong (3rd Thursday of each month)
Based on his critically-acclaimed compilation series of the same
name, John Armstrong’s monthly session of all that’s
new, different, offbeat or just damn good in Brazilian dance music.
GUANABARA
PARKER STREET
CORNER OF DRURY LANE
COVENT GARDEN
WC2B 5PW
TEL 020 7242 8600
john@latinvibe.co.uk
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KILOMBO(Last
Fridayof each month)
DJ John Armstrong's monthly bashment party touching the
full range of nu-tropik beats - from Brazilian funk, xote and mangue,
through Cuban salsa and timba, onto latino hip hop and reggaeton,
-kompa, zouk, ragga and soca, and nuff new Afro flavas - kwaito,
kuduru, coupe, hiplife and the rest.
john@latinvibe.co.uk
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AFRIKLUB
FRIDAY 5th–AFRIKLUB @ THE BIG CHILL HOUSE AFRIKLUB
–MAJOR NEW URBAN AFRICAN DANCE MUSIC RESIDENCY AT A
BRAND NEW KING’S CROSS CLUB – THE BIG CHILL HOUSE 257-259
PENTONVILLE ROAD, KINGS CROSS, N1 9NL (NEXT DOOR TO THE THAMESLINK
RAIL STATION, ON PENTONVILLE ROAD)
Wherever in Europe urban Africans chose to settle in the last quarter
century, the ‘local’ dancefloors would never subsequently
be the same. London developed thriving hilife (later, hiplife) and
afrobeat(later, naija-hop) scenes with artists like Osibisa, Abdul
Teejay, Tic Tac; Paris absorbed a cornucopia of wonderful future-afro
sounds, from Congolese soukouss to Antillean zouk and compas; Madrid
spiced its extant hip-jondo scene with North African, Cuban and Brazilian
flavours; Lisbon’s massive Angola/Bissau/Cabo Verde/Mocambique/Sao
Tome community took over the vibrant Bairro Alto clubdance scene….
Afriklub celebrates all of this and more with a bi-monthly, two-floor
Afroparty. On the main floor, resident DJ John Armstrong (who ran
the legendary Bass Clef weekly Afro sessions for a decade in pre-trendy
80s Hoxton, and is currently resident also at Guanabara, Notting Hill
Arts Club and The Big Chill Bar, as well as an occasional residency
at Paris’ Batofar Club) plays out of a crate that covers 70s
Fela, 80s soukouss, 90s hiplife and kwaito and 00s Uganda Dancehall
and Nigerian hip hop (for starters) – from scratchy Kenyan 7”
45s and unheard-of 70s Malian mandingo beats to unreleased MP3s and
laptop nu-drops. There’s also a touch of homage to all the above
scenes on a modern tip – coupe-decale from Paris, kizomba and
kuduru from Lisbon, Afro-Spanish hip-flamenco out of Madrid, and London’s
naija and hiplife soundtracks. Plus the occasional, ‘natural’
partners to the theme sound: Cuban timba and monero beats, Brazilian
baile-funk, Ragga Kreyol, etc.
Live performances and visuals will add to the total Afriklub experience.
And if the Big Chill people are running the place you can be sure
that the sound-system, the bar, the service and the ambience will
be second to none.
More info: john@latinvibe.co.uk
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LATIN VIBE – LISTINGS Alex
Wilson - New album INGLATERRA
Alex will be live at the Brighton Dome - Corn Exchange
Sat 24 March 2007 for further details follow the
links below:
Inglaterra Press Release
Inglaterra
Liner Notes
Inglaterra
Discography Page
Buy Inglaterra
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