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Psychose
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Les oiseaux morts
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Trad Vibe Records Paris, France
Trad Vibe records started in Paris in 2005 when two friends and open minded musicians decided to set up a label that would mainly focus on vinyl releases. In times when Serato and other midi controllers dominated the dj booths and when vinyl record sales were experiencing a major downturn, this endevour did not look like an easy bet . ... more
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Only recently discovered this and am asking myself why I had never heard of Yussef Dayes in particular... live this whole album. Such musicianship and a fresh/modern take on classic jazz forms. Massive respect to the musicians
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probably the most hardest instrumental album i have ever heard in my 25 years of existence
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Fusion Global Sounds (1970-1983)
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Very nice collection of ultra rare fusion. I grew up with prog and fusion so this is great stuff for me to listen to. The last track is by a Dutch-Surinam composer of which I never heard. Still looking into her, seems she signed up for the 'Culture Chamber' during the war and moved abroad afterwards. A lot of artists signed up, just to be on the safe side, not because they agreed with the nazi-regime. Anyway, I'll try to find out more. There's a story here.
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