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Firewalker (Grant Phabao Remix) by Jungle Fire, released 12 June 2013 1. Firewalker (Grant Phabao Remix) Paris DJs followers should be aware of the heavy afro/latin/funk greatness of Jungle Fire by now. The Los Angeles-based band have released two fantastic 45s through Ohio-based Colemine Records, and a series of remixes available digitally, cooked up by KidGusto, Whiskey Barons, Renegades Of Jazz, and French reggae/ska remixer extraordinaire Grant Phabao. His explosive rework of Jungle Fire's first single's b-side 'Tokuta', released february 2013, was dubbed 'sheer genius, a skanking juggernaut' by the Craig Charles Soul & Funk Show on the BBC. Nuff' said. The band's second seven inch, 'Firewalker', first released digitally in april 2013, is an irresistible raw Afro Disco number with a fuzzy bongo breakdown, such a killer track Paris DJs couldn't pass on licensing for their second afro/tropical compilation 'We Are The Fire Inside Your Mind'… and also have it remixed by Grant Phabao, once again, for a unique blend of Afro-Latin Disco Funk action and Jamaican Ska power, full of jumpin' skanks, dancin' breaks and funkin' horn licks. Listen, freak out, play it to the crowds, and watch them go nuts!! 'It's the finest piece of what this Los Angeles outfit has recorded so far. So rightfully remixed but what Parisian Grant Phabao is doing is simply genius.' - The Craig Charles Soul & Funk Show / BBC6, July 27th 2013
Vendendo Saúde e Fé feat. Tita Lima (Grant Phabao Remix) by Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada, released 01 November 2013 1. Vendendo Saúde e Fé feat. Tita Lima (Grant Phabao Remix) Chicanos in outer space Ocote Soul Sounds (a.k.a. Martin Perna from Antibalas) and Adrian Quesada (from Grupo Fantasma, Brownout or The Echocentrics have put out 3 fantastic, cornerstone albums of Afro-Latin music. A real blend between African grooves and Mexican/South American music that hasn't been achieved before or since. Extracted from their second album from 2010, 'Vendendo Saúde e Fé' ('Selling Wealth and Faith', a Brazilian folk expression of hope and optimism) featuring Brazilian vocalist Tita Lima is a soul-tripping ballad with fuzzed-out guitar. Here's Parisian producer Grant Phabao's take on this kaleidoscopic gem, adding some Jamaican grooves to the already unique formula, for a dazzling remix in psychedelic Afro-Brazilian Reggae style!
Come Ya Fi Talk by Grant Phabao & Pompidoo, released 20 October 2012 1. Come Ya Fi Talk Pompidoo (not to be confused with similarly named deejay Prince Pompidou who recorded in the early 70's) is the original rock stone voiced Jamaican reggae and dancehall deejay who worked King Jammy's sound system and was able to make his voice sound like a synthesizer. He was most popular in Jamaica in the late 1980s, with a series of singles including "Governor General", "The DJ With The Rockstone Voice" or "Synthesizer Voice". After no new release during the last 5 years, Pompidoo is now back on the airwaves with this stunning new version of his 2004 single "Come Ya Fi Talk", originally recorded for the French Bam Salute label, remastered and dressed with a brand new riddim by roots reggae master Grant Phabao! An original raggamuffin monster tune, strictly rub-a-dub, that's sure to rock the modern dancehalls anytime!!
Poster/Print + Digital Album from Paris DJs, $20.00 USD. Limited edition poster designed by Ben Hito / 44 x 63cm
2013 TOUR DATES Oct 21 - OOF BAZAR - Djouls (ParisDjs.com) + Emile Omar (Radio Nova/Sanon) - Espace Smaaks (Paris) info Oct 09 - THE ECLECTIC BEN HITO CIRCUS - Secret Place
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