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Tri-Continental Vol. 2

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2nd in the Tri-Continental series of exquisitely constructed mixes of contemporary electronic music from Africa, Asia, and South America, comprising the most exciting innovations in dance music happening in the 2020s, but at the same time steeped in the musical traditions of each region.

This one is a mid-tempo (around 106bpm) collection of Amapiano from not only South Africa, but also Nigeria and Tanzania, Domenican Dembow, Jamaican Dancehall, Macedonian čoček, Syrian and Palestinian Dabke, Saudi Arabian Samri, Chinese Uyghurche Moda Nakhsha, Afghan Pāp Musiqi, Indian Pop, Mexican Cumbia, Brazilian Baile-Funk, Moroccan Afrobeats, Egyptian Chaabi, and more.

Bass of Islam Series 1 – 3

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This series of 3 epic mixes will not likely bring me any gigs, but you know I had to do it to ’em.

Predominantly Muslim music from Palestinians, Algerians, Moroccans, Syrians, Pakistani, Egyptians, Indians, Hausa, and Mongolians seamlessly mixed and juxtaposed as not only a tapestry of cultural cross pollination but a vision of future regional and cultural integration and unity.

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Hypnotic and ecstatic Rhythmelodies in anticipation of increased West Asian, South Asian, South East Asian, East Asian, and African cooperation in matters of culture as well as economy, diplomacy, security. A sonic vision of a potential Asian Union as part of BRICS and rising multipolarity.

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Freedom for Palestine.

Victory to the Axis of Resistance.