After a cold and dreary summer so far in San Francisco, Maneesh the Twister (Surya Dub and Dub Mission) descended upon the decks at Pirate Cat Radio and brought the summer heat with him.
Maneesh the Twister Selection
Kush Arora – Humidifier (Jammer Club Edit)
Kush Arora & Megabanton – Shake Sitten
SEROCEE – Badeng! (MJ Cole remix)
SHYSTIE – Pull It (Ill Blu remix)
Udachi, Jubilee – Smoke Rings
Barletta – Panther – Torro Torro (Salacious Sound Remix)
Groove Corporation meets Twilight Circus & Michael Rose – No Burial (The Burial Mix) [feat. Mykal Rose]
Horace Andy – Mr Terror
Sully - Phonebox (Point B Remix)
Octa Push feat. MC Zulu - Baile Mundo
Ale Fillman/OutRun - 8 Bit Spliff (Ale Fillman Skanker Remix)
Her Thoughts to Me (Dashe remix)
The Bassist, Phonecall – Natty
Sukh Knight Remix - Shifty
Eprom – Never
Dr Meaker – Bad Boy Calling (Rob Smith’s Festive Road Remix)
Kush Arora – Were Upstairs
ROOMMATE ft. RAS ZACHARRI – JAH RULE (thur)
BREAKAGE – Justified (feat Erin)
Fever Ray – When I grow Up (Scuba remix)
San Franscisco DJ/producer Touchphonics hits us hard this week with a dope drum and bass set, mixing elements of hip hop, turntablism, eclectic samples, and original tracks off his label Elevated Press Records. Listen to this show then head over to Underground SF on Tuesday to see him spinning at the popular SF drum and bass party, Shelter.
Honey Knuckles closes the show with some fresh hip hop and glitch tracks.
Sanguine Soul gets bass heavy and grimy this week. First, Honey Knuckles drops some glitchy tracks for your enjoyment. A few favorites include Drop Bombs from Ben Samples and Timonkey’s Panther Beach. Next, Digital Rust stops by for a guest set featuring some never-heard-before original tracks. Be prepared for a set both obscene and beautiful. You might call it devastatingly pretty; we think of it as Magnificent Decay. By the way, the man was up until the wee hours finalizing these tracks; that’s some dedication!
Honey Knuckles Live Set
KnowSleep “Know Time for Sleep” from KnowSleep
Alex B “Hot Chop” from Moments
Samples “Drop Bombs” from Snowstorm
Subvert “Party Alarm” from Party Alarm EP
AshTreJinkins “Yodaz Brain (Monk Fly Remix)” from Into the Vortex Vol 2
Sharps “Dembo” from Tropical Bass
Bassobese “Ding Ding Dong” from 2010
Opiuo “Robo Booty” from Slurp and Giggle
Timonkey “Panther Beach” from Future Perfect
MRK1 “Going Down”
R/D “The Cricket (RD’s Emo Mashup)” from The Cricket EP
Digital Rust Live Set
Samples “Snowstorm”
Timonkey “Dreamstep” from Future Perfect
Honey Knuckles enjoys a sunny afternoon in San Francisco by dropping some classic breaks, boogie, soul, and afrobeat. Also Bizzy Bone from Bone Thugs N Harmony catches up with Sanguine Soul to go over his new project Crossroads: 2010. Catch him performing with a live band at Slim’s on July 21st. Much love to Bizzy for the interview and respect to Bone Thugs N Harmony, true OG’s in the business. Check out these throwbacks:
Bizzy’s Thugz Cry, Bone Thugs with Biggie, and the classic Eazy-E tribute that won them a Grammy.
Kurtis Blow “The Breaks”
Black Heat “Love the Life You Live” from Black Magic
Selda “Gitma” from Selda
Planet Asia “Head Honchos” from The Last Stand
Bone Thugs N Harmony “Meet Me In The Sky” from Uni-5: The World’s Enemy
Eryka Badu “Window Seat”
Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings “I Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In”
Prince “D.M.S.R” from 1999
Cro Magnon “Galactic Mellow”
Alex B “Pad 5” from Moments
Debruit “Persian Funk” from Spatio-Temporel
Afrodesiac Sound System “Another One Bites the Dust”
Zion I “Legacy (feat. Ty and Jennifer Johns)” from The Takeover
Awa Band “Babatteur (Quantic Remix)” from Haysobay!
Toy Selectah “Lamento En La Jungla”
The Pharcyde “Runnin (Philippians Remix)” from Runnin / 4 Better or 4 Worse (Remixes) – EP
Erykah Badu “Honey (Captain Planet Remix)”
Etta James “A Sunday Kind of Love” from The Essential Etta James
Interview with Bizzy Bone
Christopher Nicholas, Joowan Kim, Golden Fetus Co-Founders
Back from a two-week hiatus we decided to hit ya with a two-part episode. First part, I (aka Mama Feelgood) was feeling the funk of a festive weekend–wether or not you believe that we actually live in a “land of the free”, we do get a federally mandated holiday and are privy to fire in the sky! So here’s to a renegades of funk-inspired set, only as eclectic as you know Sanguine Soul will do.
Second part, returning guests Joowan Kim and Christopher Nicholas drop some sizzling live tracks from their sold out performances of Great Integration. If you didn’t catch it the first time there’s many performances happening in the Bay this summer, check out their new record label, Golden Fetus Records for more info. Psst, if you listen towards the end of the show there’s a world premiere track–we have the exclusive…AND we have two tickets to their next show at Yoshi’s in SF, July 25th, 8:00pm, so email us at info@sanguinesoul.com for your tickets–subject line: Great Integration Tickets!
Great Integration @ Yoshi’s San Francisco
Price: $15 adv/ $20 at the door
When: July 25th, 8:00pm 2010
And feeling the need to represent, let me say that the tracklist is HOT, so do click below and check it out!
Main Ingredient “Summer Breeze” from Bitter Sweet
Arrested Development “Sunshine” from Since the Last Time
Natural Self “Feeling Free (ft. Nicole Willis)”
Funk Inc. “Bowlegs” from Chicken Lickin’
Gil Scott-Heron “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” from The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Afrikaa Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force “Renegades of Funk” from Renegades of Funk
RX Bandits “Falling Down the Mountain” from The Resignation
Torpedotrickser “Dapper Dan”
Nina Simone “Taking Care of Business (Pilooski Edit)”
Natural Self “Our Lives Are Like Waveforms, Changing Through Time” from My Heart Beats Like A Drum
Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Black Swordsman Part I” from Great Integration
Bloc Party “Flux [JFK Remix]”
Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Excerpt from Omen of Mik Nawooj Pt.1 (ft. Kirby Dominant LIVE)” from Great Integration
Mood II Swing “It’s Gonna Work Out (Main Vocal Mix)” from It’s Gonna Work Out (feat. Lauren)
Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Omen of Mik Nawooj Part 2” from Great Integration
Debruit “Persian Funk” from Spatio-Temporel
Ensemble Mik Nawooj “Without Goodbyes (ft. Kirby Dominant LIVE)” from Great Integration
Balkan Beat Box “BBB beat” from Nu Med
Claude VonStroke “Vocal Chords (DJ Version)” from Bird Brains
Ensemble Mik Nawooj “5th Prophecy” from Great Integration
Synthesizer: yo drum you there?
Drum: boom
Synthesizer: what you up to tonight?
Drum: boom clap
Synthesizer: working on a new track?
Drum: boom tsk boom clap
Synthesizer: word. Hey, I love what we’ve been doing together. Dope music we’re making.
Drum: boom
Synth: I love you man
A DJ and purveyor of innovative electronic music since the 90’s, Kid Kameleon joins us in the studio and drops science on what’s exciting in electronic music. From the evolution of dubstep and drum and bass, to UK funky, this mad scientist concocts a set of eclectic proportions for all Sanguine Pirate Catters to enjoy. Meow.
* Find out more about Kid Kameleon and the entire Surya Dub crew at www.suryadub.com
Kid Kameleon Live Set
Shigeto “Embrace the Cold” from Semi Circle EP (Ghostly International)
Shigeto “There Is Always Hope” from Semi Circle EP (Ghostly International)
Swede:art “Change” from Emotional Colors (Tokyo Dawn Records)
Shlohmo “Naps” from Camping EP (Friends of Friends)
Anti-Pop Consortium “Volcano (Four Tet Remix)”
Gold Panda “You (Seams Remix)” from You EP (Ghostly International)
Seams “Glitch” from A Juvenile Rush (Seams.bandcamp.com)
Pearson Sound “Wad” from Psln / Wad (Hessle Audio)
Kode9 “You Don’t Wash Feat The Spaceape” DJ Kicks single (K7)
Mista Men “Lengthy Riddim” from Lengthy Riddim EP (Bass Tourist Records)
Sam Tiba “Barbie Weed”
Joe “Level crossing” from Claptrap / Level Crossing (Hessle Audi)
Marcus Visionary “St. Vincent” from Carib EP (Liondub International)
Terror Danjah “Menace” from Power Grid EP (Planet Mu)
LD “Inferno” from The Croydon Dubheadz Part 2 (Sin City)
LD “The King of Kong” from International roots (remix) / The King of Kong (Dub Police)
Samuel H Simpson “Spronkle (F Remix)” from Take003 (Take)
Noah D & Roommate “Street Sound” from Street Sound / Y’All Ready (Positive Thought)
Chrissy Murderbot “POISON” from Sleazetone Party Trax #1 (Sleazetone)
El Fata “El Fata Ina The Dancehall” from Jahtarian Dubbers Vol. 2 (Jahtari)
ASC “Phobos” Phobos EP (NonPlus)
Bop “Forms, Ideas and Chips” from Clear Your Mind (Med School)
Scuba “Tense (dBridge Remix)” from Tense Remix (Hotshore)
Pearson Sound “Down With You” from Down With You / Higher (Darkestral Galaxicos)
DJ Elmoe “Whea Yo Ghost At, Whea Yo Dead Man” from Werkin In Da Circle
Paul White “Marshen Signals” from Paul White & The Purple Brain (One-Handed Music)
Paul White “Pride” from Paul White & The Purple Brain (One-Handed Music)
Shigeto “Embrace the Cold” from Semi Circle EP (Ghostly International)
For the 63rd Sanguine Soul, Honey Knuckles and Mama FeelGood attempt to pay homage to their former east bay city of residence. The Town, Funk Town, OakTown, The O, however you rep it, Oakland has and continues to be a center of art, soul, and cultural diversity. Often written off as the “ghetto” counterpart of San Francisco, this show aims to break down this racist stigma and remind folks that Oakland is a place where revolutionary thought and practice is part of history, where Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton started the first Free Breakfast for School Children Program (later adopted by the Federal government), where Bruce Lee began teaching Jee Kune Do to non-Chinese against the will of the conservative Chinese community, and where some of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods exist and create art. Today, the east bay mecca has seen a revival in it’s nightlife and music, with the reopening of the historic Fox Theater and new venues sprouting each month.
It is tough to pay homage to The Town in 2 hours, but luckily we had some help from our homie Aebldee. The man comes through legit, fitted with green and yellow and rockin’ an eclectic set of afro, funk, soul, hip hop, and…ah who cares about genres! The dude drops hella dope tracks, and it’s not in Oaktown fashion to trip about where things belong in the popular media. Yadadamean?
Honey Knuckles DJ Set
Flevans “The Notion (feat. Sweet Laredo)” from Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary
Afrodesiac Sound System “Another One Bites the Dust”
The Jackson 5 “Dancing Machine (DJ Kid Stretch Regroove)” from Goodgroove Records
Ramsey and Co. “Love Call”
Jazzy Jens “Africa”
Eddie Kendricks “Date with the Rain” from My People
Debruit “Nigeria What” from Spatio Temporal EP
DJ Deekline and Red Polo “I Feel For You” from Singl
Louie Vega “Dance Ritual”
Mr. V “I Can Sing”
Louie Vega “Hear That Sound”
Afrika “Osborne”
i·rie [I' -ree] -adjective
to be at total peace with your current state of being. The way you feel when you have no worries
What is Irie Revolution? DJ Lapu Lapu (aka Brother K), DJ, educator, creator of Roots Kommunikations on KPFA radio, and all around knowledgeable man breaks it down on the decks. Perhaps it’s the laid back roots rhythms counteracting structured capitalist thought, or maybe it’s the spiritual vibes flowing free of puritanical dogma. No matter how you interpret it, this irie revolution begins with open ears and indigenous voices echoing from an ancient hero’s DNA.
Much love and thanks to Brother K and Brother Lenz for stopping by. K is so down that even Boots Riley of The Coup had to stop by and give props!
The Marvels “Rock Steady”
Prince Fatty “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” from Shimmy Ya
El Michels Affair “Musings to Myself”
Dusty “An Exotic Breed (Umberto Echo’s Dub)” from An Exotic Breed – EP
Greenwood Rhythm Coalition “Cubano (Dub)”
Balkan Beat Box and Sub Swara “Balkumbia” from Blue Eyed Black Boy
Shantel “Beauties from Athina” from Planet Paprika
Natural Self “The Rising (Vocal) [feat. Andreya Triana]” from The Rising – EP
Shantel “Marko I Shantel” from Disko Partizani
South Rakkas Crew “Under Mi Sensi” from The Mix Up
DJ Vadim “Hidden Treasure (feat. Sabira Jade & Kwasi Asante) [DJ Vadim Re Rub]” from Hidden Treasure
Mos Def “Umi Says” from Black On Both Sides
Malcom Cecil of Tonto's Expanding Headband with an epic Moog setup
This episode pays homage to those artists who created electronic music outside of the standard computer and software program. From analog synthesizers to vocoders, there exists a legacy of resourceful musicians that leveraged the technology of their time to bring their musical inspirations to life. On top of that, we welcome Aeion Solar (aka the Marquis DuQue) from Burning Man Information Radio to join us in shepherding today’s theme and helping us raise money for Pirate Cat Radio and BMIR-FM. The man is a true musical mind, bringing an eclectic and rare mix of funky electronic music.
If you are listening and would like to donate to Pirate Cat Radio for some much needed equipment, it’s not too late! You can send it via PayPal to BMIR@pobox.com or simply stop by the Pirate Cat Cafe at 2781 21st @ Florida in San Francisco. Any donation is appreciated. Keep independent radio stations alive!
Herbie Hancock “Rockit” from Future Shock
YMO “Computer Games” from Yellow Magic Orchestra
YMO “Tighten Up” from Techpopolis
Doctor Booty aka Darren Wilson “The Alien Ball Theory”
Orbital “Pacman Theme Techno Remix”
Marquis Du Que “Ardour”
Aphrodites Child “The Shepard and the Moon” from The End of the World
Las Troubadours “L’accent” from The Fabulous Troubadours
ESG “UFO” from A South Bronx Story
Herman’s Rocket “Hanged in the Universe” from Jean-Pierre Massiera – Psychosis Discoid (1976 – 1981)
Armenta “I Wanna Be with You”
Kraftwerk “The Robots” from The Mix
Debbie Deb “Lookout Weekend”
Zap and Roger “More Bounce to the Ounce”
Herbie Hancock “Hang Up Your Hangups” from Man-Child
Glitter House, Charles Fox, and Bob Crewe “Black Queen’s Beads” from Barbarela Soundtrack
The Rotary Connection “The Black Gold of the Sun”
George Duke “Sunrise” from Reach for It
Brides of Funkenstein “Disco to Go” from The Brides of Funkenstein
Pizzicato 5 “Happy Sad” from Music is Made By Sound
