Hamed Farras - Chef, C'est Pas MoiIntroducing Hamed Farras! The singer, musician and performer from Abidjan. Hamed has been at the center of Ivorian reggae for over thirty years, the sound made famous by Alpha Blondy in the eighties. In 1991 Hamed released his first album Deni: named after his breakthrough track, however two tracks on his debut album never received the attention they deserve. Chef, C'est Pas Moi or "Chef, It wasn't me" features a 17 year old Hamed singing about his

A family affair since the early days

The very first release of Aterral Limited is coming all the way from Vancouver

3 tracks ep with a classfull sexy vintage disco edit

The album marked the only appearance of Kelli Dayton as lead singer before she was asked to leave the band

but to be consistently creative

Despite this crazy release schedule

This neglected underground classic LP has been off the radar since then except for the appearance of "Dipping" on the Kev Beadle ‎– Private Collection (Independent Jazz Sounds From The Seventies And Eighties) compilation on BBE Records

sample heaven lands on DSO

We will take this in

Xochimoki - celebrated American ethnomusicologist Jim Berenholz and Aztec descendant / wisdom keeper Mazatl Galindo - traverse millenia with career compendium Temple Of The New Sun

With his unmistakable voice forming the hook of many of house music’s best loved records

They recorded soundtracks for Spike Lee films in 1994 and 1995 and always muse on topical subjects from urban life in New York City to there state of social and political affairs