Features: timeless classics (Aaron Neville, the King of Ethio-jazz Mulatu; South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela); the amazing talent of UK soul singer Alice Russell and enchanting jazz/folk covers of Aphex Twin and The Pharcyde; irresistible sunshine beats (DJ Day) and SA ghettofunk (LV); variety of future bass textures: brilliant remixes (Machinedrum, Jamie XX); bangers (Lil Silva, Manni Dee & Deft); deep hvyw8t meditation (Mala) and soundsystem-destroying soul (Pritchard & Spacek); a classic garage refix (MJ Cole/Nero). GLK's dusty middle-eastern break leads into killer nighttime trumpet stories, sub-saharan electronic melodies & filtered 4x4 percussive grooves on Daxaar. A carnival banger from Da Lata complete with epic brass stabs and batucada riddim; an uplifting broken beat anthem (4 Hero) and seriously deep detroit-styled electronic house pressure from MCDE. We finish off with a chugging electric soul track from Oz producer FLume.
