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Carnival radio: Soca in the mix - 3 hours of groovy and jump-up Soca from 2012 plus some classics. Don’t miss this episode of Riddims Tropicale out of Berlin.
Classic soca post: this one is Ajala with his tune “Bring down the riddim”. Question: Who was he refering to in this song?
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The monthly radio and podcast show Riddims Tropicale #17 hosted by Faluma boss and DJ Marflix comes in Oct loaded with some serious deep and soulful Afro-Deep & Afro-House. Info, playlist and free download: marflix.me or on TropicalBass.com.
1. Mr O feat Richard The Percussionist – Khoisan (Infinite Boys Roots Mix)
2. Nkhagy – Life (Nkokhi and Pex Africah Remix)
3. Bernadette Mutangara – Give me your love (Pex Africah Remix)
4. Afrkan Roots – Masibambaneni (feat. Buckz)
5. Black Motion – Drums of Africa (feat. Xolim)
6. G Man – Tlanga (Joyful Deep Remix)
7. AM Roots – Txeza.na.kaza (DJ Djeff & Silivy Remix)
8. Black Coffee – Someday (feat. Zano)
9. DJ Kent – Falling (feat. Maleh) (Tribeman Edit)
10. Bucie – Get over it (Senderos Edit)
11. Diklas – Bodja (feat. Black Motion, VC, DJ Havaiana)
12. Professor – Jezebel (DJ X-Trio)
13. DJ Cleo – Bring your own
14. DJ Cleo – Aaaiiiyyy (Remix)
15. DJ X-Trio & The Wizard Brian Coxx – Gone
16. Zakes Bantwini – Shake your bum bum (feat. Tumelo & Black Coffee)
17. Oskido – Ngongo Fela
18. Pepe Soup – Pump Tire
19. Black Motion – African Salsa (feat. Lady B)
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Bantu feat. Wanlov the Kubolor - Travel and Sea. Nice ghanian-nigerian colab from the album “No man stands alone” released on Faluma Africa.
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Trinidad’s State of Emergency and curfew in 11 areas of the country between 11pm and 4 am to fight crime (murder rate currently over 550/yr) is really a sad thing. Port-of-Spain has even been labeled as the “new Baghdad”. Take a breath while listening to this Kitchener calypso - “Curfew time” (thanks/via Trinizagada).