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Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop


Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop

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    1. John’s Story
    2. Ed Motta // Union Chapel
    3. Zara Mcfarlane // Duc Lombards // Paris Residency
    4. Brownswood Electr*c 4 // May 5th
    5. Gilles Peterson // BBC Radio 6 Music // Second Birthday Show
      Posted: 07 Apr 2014 06:36 AM PDT
      THE HOUSE OF ST BARNABAS LAUNCH JOHN'S STORY
      HELP RAISE £15,000 TO CHANGE THE LIVES OF 25 OF LONDON'S HOMELESS THIS SPRING
      TEXT ‘JOHN20 £5′ TO 70070

      WATCH THE FILM
      hosb.org.uk

      On 31 March 2014, Our homies at the House of St Barnabas, a homeless charity and the first not-for-profit private members club, will launch its first ever digital campaign to raise vital funds needed to run their Employment Academy, supporting those who have been affected by homelessness or social exclusion get back into work.

      It costs the charity £3,000 per participant to attend the Employment Academy, complete its training and mentoring programme. Today, the House of St Barnabas is asking 15,000 people to give just £5, which would enable another 25 people to attend the Academy and help them to transform their lives.
      In Spring 2013, acclaimed Scottish actor Brian Cox (currently starring in The Weir in London's west end) visited The House of St Barnabas and filmed an interview with one of the charity's success stories, John Smallshaw. John is a former heroin addict who had been homeless on and off for 40 years. The film follows John from Academy graduate to one of the club's employees.

      The House of St Barnabas operates a unique charitable model, running a not-for-profit private members' club from its Grade I listed home in the centre of Soho. The charity integrates an Employment Academy into the heart of the club, providing work experience and training for those affected by homelessness. The membership is a diverse mix of entrepreneurs, social innovators and creatives. Our goal is to work together to close the gap on social and cultural exclusion.

      What can you do to support;
      Twitter:
      Change a life with @HoStBarnabas by donating £5.
      Watch John's Journey to find out how & TEXT ‘JOHN20 £5′ to 70070
      Ed Motta // Union Chapel
      Posted: 07 Apr 2014 04:01 AM PDT
      Ed Motta the Brazilian MPB, Rock, Soul Music, Funk & Jazz musician will be performing at Union Chapel for a very special performance one off London show.
      Tickets Available Here.
      Check out Ed’s outstanding performance in the Brownswood Basement

      To see the rest of Ed’s gig listings click here
      Address
      Union Chapel, Islington, London  
      Monday, 07 Apr 2014 at 7:00PM
      Posted: 07 Apr 2014 03:54 AM PDT
      Zara McFarlane has announced her first Paris shows with this mini-residency at Duc Lombards in Paris:
      Tickets
      Zara's album "If You Knew Her" is out now. Her next single "Open Heart" including the massive Swindle Remix is available to pre-order now on iTunes!



      Posted: 07 Apr 2014 03:40 AM PDT
      Pre Order:
      iTunes  
      Bandcamp

      Gilles Peterson's Brownswood imprint dips back into the electronic melting pot to compile its fourth "electr*c" compilation in as many years. The fruits of intensive exploration of the cracks and crevices within today's wonderfully fractured bass music movement, Brownswood electr*c 4 features exclusive music from a new crop of up and comers. Some like Frenchman Nikitch and Belgian wunderkind LTGL are fresh out of the blocks, whilst the likes of Deft, Adam Elemental, Glenn Astro, D Tiberio and B Lewis have cultivated relative online infamy in recent times, each carving out their own unique path and singular artistry.
      As usual we run the full gamut of styles, skipping from searing hypercolour hip-hop/bass hybrids; through ever so slightly wonky deep house; furious footworkin' D&B that recalls vintage Metalheadz cuts circa '96 (but somehow sounds steadfastly futuristic); awesomely drunken R&B; wrecking ball 808-driven bangerz; and introspective emo bumps… It's a cluttered, chaotic, hyperactive kaleidoscopic trip – no doubt – but we wouldn't have it any other way.
      Founded by Alex "Patchwork" Stevenson (Patchwork Pirates / Earnest Endeavours) in 2010, the aim of this series was very simply to replicate the ethos of Peterson's much loved Brownswood Bubblers series and provide a platform for new, up and coming artists starting to make waves in the worldwide underground. It's an approach that has characterised Gilles's approach to DJing, broadcasting and music from the very beginning of his career and it lies at the very heart of his accidental slogan: "Searching for the perfect beat".
      The inaugural Brownswood electr*c in June 2010 provided a compelling snapshot of the dance music underground's greyer areas, rounding up then newcomers (now major players) Shlohmo, Rockwell, 16bit, George Fitzgerald, Mosca and Mount Kimbie. Subsequent volumes burrowed deeper into the warren-like electronic landscape uncovering hidden treasures from Ta-ku, Koreless, Synkro & Indigo (these days known as Akkord), Stray (one third of Ivy Lab) and highlighted underground anthems by the likes of Dub Phizix and Krampfhaft, in addition to a whole raft of exceptionally talented newcomers.
      Posted: 07 Apr 2014 03:07 AM PDT
      This week Gilles is back in the studio celebrating his second birthday on 6 Music, with a Saturday afternoon mix up selection joining the musical dots between soul, hip hop, house, afro, electronica, jazz and beyond.
      Listen Here!
      Frankie Knuckles – Tears / FFFR
      Gil Scott-Heron – Alien Hold On To Your Dreams / Arista
      Portishead – Numb / Go! Beat
      Jan Hammer Group – Don't You Know / Nemperor Records
      Todd Terje – Leisure Suit Preben / Olsen Records
      Beck – The New Pollution / Geffen Records
      RELEASE MUSIC ORCHESTRA – Mestaloggo
      Rosie Lowe – Right Thing / 37 Adventures
      Reginald Omas IV – Understand Me -
      Omar and Mica Paris – Should've Known Better / 4th & Broadway
      Al Dobson Jr – Grenada Special / Rhythm Section International
      Al Dobson Jr – Cameroun Central / Rhythm Section International
      Do-Over
      Ely Camargo – Taieira / RCA
      DJ Yoda – U No Likey Like That feat Roots Manuva / Get Involved
      Karol Conka – Boa Noite / Mr Bongo
      Karol Conka – Caxambu / Mr Bongo
      Meta Meta – Sao Paulo No Shaking / Mais Um Discos
      Dominico – Hugo Carvana / Plug Research
      Portishead – Strangers / Go! Beat
      Kalbata & Mixmonster – Voice Make a Joyful Noise (feat. Prince Jazzbo) / Freestyle Records
      Bodhi – Unknown [White Label]
      Detroit Swindle – 64 Ways (Feat. Mayer Hawthorne) / Dirt Crew Recordings
      Kellylee Evans – Ordinary People /
      100% Pure Poison – No More City, No More Country (EMI)
      Frankie Knuckles – Baby Wants To Ride / Trax
      Rhythim Is Rhythim – Strings of Life / Transmat
      Falty DL – Hardcourage VIP / White
      Charles Tolliver – Wilpan's – Strata East
      Gary Bartz – Ju Ju Man – Catalyst
      Deku – Staircases
      Cecile McLorin Salvant – WomanChild / Justin Time
      Jonwayne – The Desert / Stones Throw
      Portishead – Glory Box / Go! Beat
      Lone – 2 is 8 / R&S Records
      Zara McFarlane – Open Heart (Swindle Remix) (White Label)
      Smoove & Turrell – BROKEN TOYS / Jalepeno ??
      Lee Fields – Magnolia / Truth & Soul Records
      Sun Ra and his Outerspace Archestra – Sometimes I'm Happy -
      Dalida – Je me repose
      Four Tet – Khlhi (TEXT)
      Lee Garrett – You're My Everything / Chrysalis
      Stromae – Ave Cesaria / Mercury
      Cesaria Evora – Angola (Carl Craig Remix)
      Muyei Power – Wali Bena / Soundway Records
      DJ Center – 2AM Inna London Dub
      Hercules & Love Affair – Blind (Frankie Knuckles Remix)
      TS Monk – Candidate For Love (Kon Re-edit) feat Ed Motta
      Hex – The Tokyo Blues

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