DJ Food @ Musique Non Stop

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1. PC at the OxJam Brixton Takeover August 18th
2. The Orb – A History of the Future boxset
3. Solid Steel 25 : Bristol, at Motion
4. Will Eisner’s ‘Spirit’ title pages
5. Afrika Bambaataa’s record collection
6. RIP George Duke

PC at the OxJam Brixton Takeover August 18th Posted: 08 Aug 2013 04:40 PM PDT

Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop

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• Gilles on BBC 6 Music // With a Stack of Records
• Zara McFarlane // Zara features on cover of Marvin Gaye
• George Duke // Rest In Peace
• Alex Patchwork on Edifeye Radio
• Brownswood Bubblers Ten // Werkha

Gilles on BBC 6 Music // With a Stack of Records Posted: 06 Aug 2013 07:39 AM PDT This week it’s Gilles’ final show before taking three weeks off in August. On the show Gilles plays a stack of 1980s funk records featuring Slave, Pleasure and Kleeer, all inspired by the new Steve Arrington and Dam Funk tunes that surfaced this week. The Do Over features Lauren Hill’s classic Doo Wop (That Thing) and the latin cover version by Quantic, there’s a brief Secret Waltz Club, as well as live session tracks from Graveola and Moonlight Saving Time. And if that wasn’t enough, there’s brand new music from hip hop producer Jon Wayne, bassist Derrick Hodge, and Connecticut’s finest, The Stepkids, alongside classic tracks from Manuel Gottsching, and Cherrelle with Alexander O’Neal Tracklisting Listen HERE

THE JAZZ CHILL CORNER NEW RELEASES - DONE-E, DERRICK HODGE, DAVE MIHALY & THE SHIMMERING LEAVES ENSEMBLE

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NEW RELEASES - DONE-E, DERRICK HODGE, DAVE MIHALY & THE SHIMMERING LEAVES ENSEMBLE Posted: 06 Aug 2013 05:28 AM PDT DONE-E - LITTLE STAR Don-e is one of the leading lights of the UK underground soul scene – back again in very fine formation, and coming across with a style that's even deeper and more mature than before! Don-E wrote and performed most of the tracks on the set himself, and also produced – in an effort that's got him following strongly in the London legacy of Omar – another one word-named soul artist who might be a good comparison to Don-E here! The vibe is definitely different – maybe a bit smoother and warmer in the end – but Don-E's got this great sense of confidence and class that never pushes things too far – and which really avoids any of the pitfalls that might hold back some of his less careful contemporaries. Titles include "Spiritual" – which features guest work from an all-star UK lineup that includes Omar, Carl McIntosh, Noel McKoy, and Junior Giscombe – plus "BS", "Home", "Hold On", "Slave To The Rhythm", "Little Star", "It Just Don't Stop", and "Step In My Room".  ~ Dusty Groove