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Monday, December 23, 2019

The best underground dance music of 2019

Whether it was Conducta’s anti-nostalgic UK garage revival or the experimentalism of Shanghai’s SVBKVLT label, 2019 saw dancefloor boundaries staked out in exciting new territory

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by Tayyab Amin and Lauren Martin via Electronic music | The Guardian

Friday, December 20, 2019

Wah Wah Radio Round Up of the Year – December 2019

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1. Alison Crockett – Like Rain (Yam Who? Remix)

2. Time Grove – Indopia

3. Honeyfeet – Clap Hands

4. The Milk – Never Come Down (Radio Edit)

5. Lea Lea – The Road (Dub Version)

6. Resonators – Soul Connection (Live at Electric)

7. Soothsayers – Natural Mystic (Sarathy Korwar Remix)

8. Paper Tiger – Bioluminescent feat. Olivia Battacharjee

9. Isaac Birituro & The Rail Abandon – Yesu Yan Yan (Village Cuts Remix)

10. Isaac Birituro & The Rail Abandon – Highlife

11. Kutiman – So Long feat. Rioghnach Connolly

12. Talc – Pie Time

13. The Milk – Colours

14. Hardkandy – Brief Encounters feat. Scarlett Fae

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Dom Servini – Unherd Radio Show #36 on Soho Radio

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The Best of 2019

Damon Locks – From a Spark to a Fire

Steve Cobby – Feline Plastique

Kid Fonque – Infinity feat. Daev Martian & Ziyon

Surprise Chef – Blyth Street Nocturne

Brainstory – Mnemophobia

Jitwam – Temptations

Middle Name Dance Band – Weekend Love Chant (Radio Edit)

Corey King – 3 Years

Laneous – Terms

Ghost Funk Orchestra – Slow Down

Yelfris Valdes – After Sly

14KT – Sunday’s Yellow

Ti Seles – Pa Dekouraje’w Toni

Kutiman – Line 3

Jaimie Branch – Nuevo Roquero Estéreo

GUTS – L’Origine du Monde

Yu Su – Watermelon Woman (Edit)

Zilla With Her Eyes Shut – Get Your Way (Bambooman Remix)

A. Billie Free – Flourish feat. Angel Bat Dawid

79ers Gang – Iko Iko (79ers Gang Version)

Particle Ray – Saints Stomp Their Feet 

Tawiah – Lost in a Dream

SAULT – Why Why Why Why Why

Michael Kiwanuka – You Ain’t The Problem

Abdullah Ibrahim – Jabula

The Lewis Express – Clap Your Hands

Homeboy Sandman – Far Out

Sampa The Great – Final Form

Kutiman – So Long feat. Rioghnach Connolly

Quantic – Now or Never feat. Alice Russell

Justine – Mama Didn’t Tell Ya

The Milk – Colours

Resavoir – Taking Flight feat. Brandee Younger

Angel bat Dawid – What Shall I Tell My Children Who Are Black?

Scrimshire – Thru You feat. Georgia Anne Muldrow

Tensei – Walk It Out feat. Georgia Anne Muldrow

Out of the Ordinary – Meadows (Gospel Mix)

Isaac Birituro & The Rail Abandon – Für Svenja

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Sault: 5 / 7 review – intriguing grooves from a mystery funk machine

(Forever Living Originals)
No one seems to know who they are, but one thing is sure: Sault make hooky, dubby, funky music with echoes of ESG and Can

Mystery is a rare commodity in rock and pop these days. The internet has made investigative journalists of us all, and an artist who expends a lot of effort creating an enigmatic aura will almost invariably find themselves revealed online. So hats off to Sault, who managed to release two albums in 2019 – titled 5 and 7 – without anyone managing to conclusively solve the puzzle of who was behind them.

It was not for want of trying. Some people suggested the involvement of a London-based musician called Dean Josiah, whose CV boasts co-writing and production credits for Michael Kiwanuka, the Saturdays and Little Simz – the last of whom raved about Sault on social media. Others have posited that British soul singer Cleo Sol and Chicago-based rapper and sometime Kanye West collaborator Kid Sister – both signed to Sault’s label, Forever Living Originals – are the vocalists. But no one has confirmed or denied anything.

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by Alexis Petridis via Electronic music | The Guardian
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