Voodoo Soul Stew - The Daktaris

Soundsweekly Radio Ep.7 Christmas Special

Keepin' ya grooving into the new year, its the Soundsweekly Radio christmas special!!
I was joined by a trio of merry men to record the show, sending our love and wishes to you all, hope you have a brilliant christmas and a groovy new year where ever you are.

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TRACKLIST

Mo Kolours - Little Brown Dog [One-Handed Music]
Erykah Badu - Honey (FloFilz & Pawcut Remix)
K. Sparks - Jazz Theory
Potatohead People - Explosives feat. Illa J & Moka Only [Bastard Jazz] 
Age of Luna - Indigo Phat Camel - Crush It (George Kelly Edit) [Our Records] 
Baby Jaymes - 21 Questions [RetRecords] 
Durham Lane - Supervillains RMC 
Tinariwen - Adounia Ti Chidjret (Daniel Lanois Cadillac Remix) 
Sly Johnson - Hey Mama RMX [Heavenly Sweetness / Live Nation] 
Samba de Coco Raízes de Arcoverde - Ê Boi (Maga Bo Remix) 
Funkyjaws - Picnic [Freedom Sessions] 
Shagabond - Tuna Melt 
Session Victim - Never Forget [Delusions of Grandeur]
Andy Hart - Epsilon Girls [Heist Recordings]
Yooj - Summer Flu [22Tracks]
Marquis Hawkes - Honey Kisses [Dixon Avenue Basement Jams]
Phonique - Git Down [Katermukke] 
Move D -  Like I Was King (Black Label Mix) [Compost]
Anderson Paak - Right There [Steel Wool] 
EMEFE - Do Your Dance [EMEFE Music] 
J.J. Barnes - You Owe It To Yourself [Perception Records] 
El Michels Affair - Creation [Truth & Soul] 
Brief Encounter - I'm So In Love With You [Seventy Seven Records]

Skeletons - Marathon Man

Been having a huge hankering for anything and everything African the last week or so, to the point where this afternoon I bought this on a whim during my work break this afternoon.

 Hope to be able to have you guys round when I get a pre-amp for my record player so we can have a few drinks and enjoy some good records (this one in particular), for lovers of afrobeat, its everything that you will probably know and love about the genre, for those who have yet to dig deeper into the amazing rhythm and soul of African music, then I see this as a pretty great place to start (also highly recommend the Africa 100 playlist - Thanks Tom!). For the afrocentrics mentioned earlier, think raw, Mulatu-esque percussion doused in a concoction of funk fueled by blazing horns, tight percussive rhythms and a fair amount of dub delay.

Soul of Sydney Blockparty - DJ Rahaan

Was absolutely devastated to miss it, so you can imagine the joy and excitement that surged through my being upon this popping up today. Disco, funk and house heads, this is essential listening, and as usual you're gonna need some room to get groovy.