WSNBlog Podcast n°3 - Brazileiras Mix

WSNBlog Podcast n°3 - Brazileiras Mix // About WSNBlog // 2008/08/05 at 14:00

Here we are in August, the dog days of summer! Whether you’re vacationing halfway around the world or staying closer to home, summer is above all a lifestyle where long sunny evenings are spent outdoors with friends. Get into the summer mindset by downloading the Brazilian soundtrack mixed by Doctor Donuts for Parisdjs.com, the perfect music for your next happy hour.

Tracklisting :
01. Wilson das Neves - Jornada
(from 'Som Quente é o das Neves', 1969 / Polydor)
02. Zito Righi e Seu Conjunto - Somos Todos Irmaos
(from 'Alucinolandia', 1969 / Hot)
03. Cesar Camargo-Mariano - Sambinha
(from 'Octeto De Cesar Camargo Mariano', 1966 / Som Maior)
04. Dom Um Romao - Birimbau (capoeira)
(from 'Dom Um', 1964 / Philipps)
05. Tenório Jr. - Fim De Semana Em Eldorado
(from 'Embalo', 1964 / RGE)
06. Meireles e Os Copa 7 - Sombrero Sam
(From 'Tropical', 1969 / London - reissued on What Music)
07. Dom Salvador e a Abolicao - Som, Sangue e Raça
(from 'Som, Sangue e Raça', 1971 / CBS)
08. Orlandivo - Onde Anda meu Amor
(from 'Orlandivo com Joao Donato', 1977 / Copacabana)
09. Som Tres - Take it Easy My Brother Charles
(from 'Um e Pouco, Dois e Bom, esse Som Tres e Demais', 1970 / Odeon)
10. Luis Eça & Sagrada Familia - Pais Tropical
(from 'Onda Nova Do Brazil', recorded in brazil in 1970, released only in Mexico in 1978, Lazarus)
11. Toni Tornado - Jornaleiro
(From 'BR3', 1971 / Odeon)

Original record covers :

Paris DJ's, what is it?

Loïk Dury, from the Kraked label, former Radio Nova programmer, and Djouls, from the TIMEC label, have been assuming in Paris for a few years now an active role of incubators for many artists and Djs.

Disappointed by the formatting of the medias, they decided to launch this ParisDjs.com blog to spread their Podcast recorded with their crew of old veterans and young Parisian foxes.

So mixes, selections, histories of the music, battles, debates and legendary mix-tapes will flower each week in there. You will finally be able (re-)discover the true soulful spirit of the North-East Paris.

www.parisdjs.com

About Doctor Donuts:

Arthur Borgnis, aka Doctor Donuts has been working as a DJ since 1992.
A staunch defender of the eclectic mix, he specializes in unconventional musical pairings.

Strongly influenced by jazz music, he also draws upon soul, latin and hip-hop which he mixes with electronic musical genres such as Detroit techno, House and Broken, among others.
In the company of Antoine Bertola, who creates music under the name Charivari (Downsall Schema) whose remixes and maxis were included in many playlists (Laurent Garnier, Rainer Truby, Alton Miller, Quantic).
Charivari’s album will be released in early September under the Creamy records label (available to listen to at http://www.creamyrecords.com) several Charivari remixes will also be released during this period.
Both producer and director, Doctor Donuts will release the DVD of the documentary about Broken Beat entitled « Broken Vibes » in October. See the trailer at myspace.com/charivarimusic (Bugz, IG culture, Jazzanova , G P...)

Arthur is also the promoter of the Jazz Freaks Paris party, the next of which will be held in late September for a special « tribute to Brazil » .
You can see Arthur this summer at the Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat from August 25-28 and at the electrojazz festival in Nantes on August 30th.
A longtime jazz record collector, Doctor Donuts has created the Jazz Freaks label which is devoted to the re-release of rare albums. Jazz Freaks will be releasing its first disk in October

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