Khaled Barkat Cheb Tati Asif - Maghreb K7 Club - Disco Singles Vol 3Here's the third installment of Sofa Records' Disco Single series! Featuring four standout tracks from Algeria's 1980s music scene, this collection showcases the cultural diversity and creativity of the country. Listen here. Galouli Enshara (A1) and Zourini (B1) are two captivating pop boogie funk tracks by Khaled Barkat, a self taught multi instrumentalist from Algiers. Produced by Khaled himself in 1986, and recorded at the esteemed brothers Torkis

The Sisters is a collection of lost tracks and demos from his late-1970s studio sessions with fellow JazzFunk luminary Don Blackman

sometime throughout Nilton Castro's time in Paris making music for contemporary dance classes (often led by his wife)

incentivize change around us

This song has gained more coverage and notoriety among South African music fans / collectors and DJ's over the years

This release serves as a companion to "Fine Anyway

pillow-soft vocals and production that references turn-of-the-millenium sounds

Following up on his most recent collaborations with JKriv and Joutro Mundo

by DGC Records

A timeless classic that sounds as fresh as it did back in 1989

a romanticism illuminated

Dutch vintage soul combo The Tibbs are back with their highly anticipated new album Keep It to Yourself

after relocating from his native Genoa to Rome