It was late summer when Common Heat introduced me to Jai Paul and still, the same groovy feelings flow through me after all the repeats.
I think it’ll be like that every time with this track.
Pretty sure its going to be.
Jai Paul – Jasmine from Paul Liddl on Vimeo.
A mixtape (click here) for the end of 2012 -it wasn’t that bad, was it?- with some tunes personally chosen with
love by my brother, Panos.
Warm wishes for the new year to you all.
Tracklist
Geinoh Yamashirogumi – Reincarnation
Flash & The Pan – Hole In The Middle
Jody Reynolds – Black Tarantula
Dry Bread – Words To My Song
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Michael Brook – Crest
Bharat Karki & Party – International Peace
Minnie Riperton – Reasons (Theo Parrish Edit)
Michel Magne & Jean Yanne – Petrol Pop
The Lijadu Sisters – Not Any Longer
Tinariwen – Tamiditin Tan Ufrawan
Jungle – Slave Ship
Pulp Feat. Neneh Cherry – Seductive Barry
Anna Dobiey – Resumee
Love the tune but I love the video even more
Another dinner post.
This time was all about Bollywood, the indian restaurant located in a former industrial warehouse at Gazi area, oriental decorated with indian weave patterns and elephant scultptures -but not too indian.
Great food, given that you’re into spicy cusine. Kudos for the Beef Vindaloo, the “Cashmere” (vodka martini cocktail with ginger and saffron), the rose sorbet and the indian psyche music by dj Iznogoud on the decks.
*sigh*
The first rain of September inaugurates autumn officially. This is a mixtape for the summer that moves to the other hemisphere, made especially for you by Panos, with whom I share similar music taste, and it’s divided in three parts that move gently through genres.
Enjoy.
Now if you will excuse me, I have to find a nice spacious hole to put my head and spend winter.
Singing it non-stop for the past week, I first listened to this Christopher Lyn track from her self-titled album back in 1973,
at Lovers Melt 3 mixtape (so brilliant).
Murderous bassline, melting voice and as I read here and here
Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of Kiss (!) sing out-of-this-world back vocals.
Man.
This is everywhere already but I couldn’t resist sharing it with you.
Kahlil Joseph made this magnificent short film and FLy Lo put the music, straight from his upcoming album ‘Until The Quiet Comes’,
out October 1st/2nd.
summertime is for fools at heart.
Underwater shots with my besties at the magnificent sea of Tinos
with magnificent arias and epic choruses- like the widely known Anvil– Verdi’s romantic opera “Il Trovatore” at Herodion thater was the most suitable choice for a warm june evening. I also enjoyed the artistic direction and costumes of Stefano Ponta- although the cast must had been suffocating for two and a half hours, under the heavy leather-like coats
color pops and sunday’s lovesong by The Electric Prunes (1968)
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