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The New Arts Desk Radio Show 4

Peter and Joe with the best in Glasgow Afrobeat, Welsh rap-folktronica and Cambodian psychedelia

by Joe MuggsSaturday, 3 May 2014

Raf & O - Bowie fans

Back on the air for their best show yet, Peter and Joe are here to take you round the world, and occasionally further afield still.

In the first half they focus on the groove, with Cambodian and Mexican-Peruvian psychedelia, Brazilian rap beats, French dubstep, Polish trip-hop, Glasgow Afrobeat and Welsh rap-folktronica among others; in Part 2 they go altogether deeper, with Saharan radio recordings, Maghrebi musicians digging Stravinsky, a Japanese electronica monk and unearthed cyborg gay porn soundtracks. Enjoy the trip! Full tracklist is below.

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TRACKLIST

Part 1:

Yos Olarang – Cyclo (Rough Guides)
Sonido Gallo Negra – Mystery of Zangbetos (Glitterbeat)
DJ Gorky & MC Gus – Quebradinha (soundcloud.com/funknacaixa/sets/ep-rasterinha)
Karol Conka – Gandaia (Mr Bongo)
Nibé – C/R/L/T (Lutetia Dubz)
Skalpel – High (Ninja Tune)
Nochexxx – Crying Bamboo (Ramp)
William Onyeabor – Why Go To War (JD Twitch Cover)
Quantic – Descarga Cúantica (feat. Fruko & Michi Sarmiento) (Tru Thoughts)
Wilson le Gendre – Soca Music (Out There)
Joe Quijano & His Conjunto Cachana – Chevere (Rough Guides)
Trwbador – Breakthrough (feat. Essa) (Owlet)

Part 2:

Unknown – Radio Niger (extracts) (Sublime Frequencies)
Raf & O – Lady Grinning Soul (Geo)
L'Hijâz'Car – Igor Noir / Istanbul (Buda Musique)
Tatsumi – Creatures (feat. Iloobia) (no label)
Toumani & Sidiki Diabaté – Rachid Ouiguini (Nonesuch)
Clearlight – Circular Thinking (Subaltern)
Cesaria Evora – Sao Vicente Di Longe (Lusafrica)
Patrick Cowley – A Mockingbird Dream (Dark Entries)
Eomac – Deeva (Killekill)
Pan Ron – Love Like Honey (Rough Guides)

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