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I'm tired of singing the praises of Soundway . Since the British DJ Miles Cleret he founded the 'label located in Richmond upon Thames (south-west of London) I did nothing but peel his hands through a series of anthologies of all retrospective quality no less than excellent. After the first releases, and dell'afrobeat dedicated to the sounds of 'Afro-funk of the seventies and Central Ghana, Cleret had the brilliant idea to aim as well to new latitudes (geographic and musical), inventing alternative landing without losing the least in quality from Panama! (the series compiled by Roberto Gyemant which has already reached the third volume) to (lla) Colombia! of '' The Golden Age of Discos Fuentes 1960-1976'', exceptional retrospective on nearly two decades of the legendary Latin music company based in Medellin by Antonio Fuentes (think a bit ') in 1934. By the way, over the years, the huge archives of Discos Fuentes (which at one point was described as the Motown of Colombia) was the subject of disputes of all kinds in order to win the rights to this or that .
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I'm tired of singing the praises of Soundway . Since the British DJ Miles Cleret he founded the 'label located in Richmond upon Thames (south-west of London) I did nothing but peel his hands through a series of anthologies of all retrospective quality no less than excellent. After the first releases, and dell'afrobeat dedicated to the sounds of 'Afro-funk of the seventies and Central Ghana, Cleret had the brilliant idea to aim as well to new latitudes (geographic and musical), inventing alternative landing without losing the least in quality from Panama! (the series compiled by Roberto Gyemant which has already reached the third volume) to (lla) Colombia! of '' The Golden Age of Discos Fuentes 1960-1976'', exceptional retrospective on nearly two decades of the legendary Latin music company based in Medellin by Antonio Fuentes (think a bit ') in 1934. By the way, over the years, the huge archives of Discos Fuentes (which at one point was described as the Motown of Colombia) was the subject of disputes of all kinds in order to win the rights to this or that .
And the nose is a skill that does not lack a certain Cleret, skilled (along with its associates) in context and find gems of all types, with particular attention, especially in recent months, compared to an area geographic''from Colombia!''later led him to give shape to a project just as amazing as Lucas Silva ''Palenque! Palenque!: Champeta Creole & African Roots'' In Colombia 1975-1991, and more recently to lay off almost simultaneously with two other gems:'' Cartagena! Curro Fuentes & The Big Band Sound of Colombia Descarga Cumbia and 1962-1972''and'' Aquí Los Bravos! The Best of Michi Sarmiento y su Combo Bravo'' 1967-77 and further announced that another will be dedicated to the great Lucho Bermúdez for the time being anticapitalist from this Ep.
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While ''Aqui Los Bravos! ''is a tribute to saxophonist Blas Marimón Sarmiento, son of the famous Climao Sarmiento and better known as Michi that with ten discs assets , created a new tropical sound,'' Cartagena!'' filled once again by Roberto Gyemantsi with the help of Will 'Quantic' Holland Cleret and the same, (as clear from the title) is instead focusing on the sounds of the Negro American and Caribbean coastal city in Colombia and in particular on the incredible big-band José Maria''''Curro Fuentes son (and here the circle closes) Gurda a bit ' , founder of the big boss. What else? An anthology of cumbia, porros, mapales, descargas salsa and big-time without interruption. Simply spectacular!
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