From Global Soul To A Boogie Wonderland

Boogieheads Show
[Keepin' De boogie alive]

Listen to a great selection of Disco, Funk, Funky Soul, Boogie, Rare Grooves, Jazz Fusion, Nu Jazz,Neo Soul, Modern Soul and Broken Beats from the late 70's to the present day.with dj obafunkie jR & special guest djs Shows are updated every two weeks, podcasts are also available. http://www.boogieheads.com/

It's been a while since Global Soul founder Bernie Brown produced a new podcast, however I was delighted to discover podcast number 10 which is now up on site. B Brown has been out for a month or so doing some travelling in his time. He has put together a nice show here (10th 2008 Global Soul Podcast). A couple of tunes from Anthony Nicholson are included from his new"Maniac EP" ( "Life, Rhythm, & Lessons" album - definitely a "don't pass up" if you can get a copy), plus Funkanala's "Bamako", which came out as a limited promo a few years ago.

http://www.globalsoul.net/

*PODCAST OF THE WEEK*

Russ Elevado (Los Angeles, USA)

NYC homie Russ Elevado is a recording engineer and record producer, whose work on D'Angelo's critically-acclaimed 'Voodoo' album gained him a Grammyaward in 2000. Following the success of 'Voodoo', he has worked with some of the most influential artists and producers of our times, including Alicia Keys, The Roots, Erykah Badu, Roberta Flack, Al Green, Blackalicious and Common. Russ' work is considered to have a vintage sound, and he remains staunchly faithful to analogue recording techniques and equipment in the modern era of digital recording, and still uses analogue tape as his recording medium. In his couch session, he talks about recording techniques, the importance of the signal path, and how the engineer can easily find himself between the artist, the A&R, and the major record label.

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*PODCAST OF THE WEEK*

Makoto (Human Elements, Tokyo

Makoto is renowned round the world for twisting the sonics of '70s funk and soul into turn-of-the-century breakbeat ballistics, and has cemented his rep as the good vibes ambassador for Japanese drum'n'bass. Before starting his own record imprint Human Elements, Makoto originally rolled with Good Looking and Bukem, but is now the master of his own destiny and he's chosen to destroy dance floors with his brand of jazzed-out soul music. On the couch Makoto chats about his sonic inspirations, dealing with labelsand stretching three-minute Motown master pieces into epic dancefloor journeys.

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