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Names You Can Trust
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NYCT 7084
09 Jun 23
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09 Jun 23
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NYCT 7081DA
09 Dec 22
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09 Dec 22
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NYCT 7073D2
29 Oct 21
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29 Oct 21
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NYCT 7073D1
29 Oct 21
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29 Oct 21
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Combo Lulo feat Jonnygo Figure
Played by: Juno Recommends Reggae
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NYCTDD 08
09 Apr 21
Roots/Lovers Rock
09 Apr 21
Roots/Lovers Rock
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NYCT 7067D2
30 Oct 20
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30 Oct 20
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NYCT 7067D1
30 Oct 20
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30 Oct 20
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NYCT 7065
11 Sep 20
Soul
11 Sep 20
Soul
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NYCT 7050
17 May 19
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17 May 19
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NYCT 7043
14 Sep 18
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14 Sep 18
International
Played by: Craig Charles Funk And Soul
Review: Abelardo Carbono must be one of Colombia's most legendary artists, particularly for championing the sound of "champeta", a guitar-led style that has come to represent the South American country and its music. The Names You Can Trust imprint comes through with a glorious one-tracker by Carbono himself, alongside his 'Grupo' and, unsurprisingly, the masterful modern production of Quantic. "La Pina Madura" is a beast of a track, all built with percussive glory and the fiery South American zest that is made all the more effective by Quantic's post-production work. Slightly off-kilter and irregular in its shapes, this is undoubtedly a single that you will want to bust out this summer. Blazing hot!
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NYCT 7038
11 May 18
International
11 May 18
International
Review: La Mecanica Popular is the sound that is coming out of the more traditional house and techno equation, filtering through on our charts with a tropical edge that merges just about all the facets of world-dance music possible! Peruvian, Colombian, Cuban, and North American influences are blended up and served to you on a platter, via the currently unstoppable Names You Can Trust label. There are six parts here, all of them showcasing something to do with the carnival atmosphere, at times speeding up into high-tech percussion or otherwise offering moody, seductive waves of pseudo-balearica. In a nutshell, this is the very best of what contemporary world-dance has to offer. 10/10.
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NYCTLP 03
13 Apr 18
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13 Apr 18
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NYCT 7036
02 Mar 18
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02 Mar 18
International
Review: Two delicious freeform rhythm jams from the heart of Bogota; Los Propios Bateros (AKA drummer and percussionist Pedro Ojeda) is the result of a deep documentary project that plots the rhythmic thread through the Americas as a cast of Columbian's next generation musicians explore the national legacy of descraga and pornpo across two warm and seductive improvisations; "Batazo Batero" swoons with a little light jazz in its step while "Bolillo, Baqueta Y Tombo" is more of a loose funk riff that writhes in and out of the tight staccato trumpet riff. Sublime as always from Names You Can Trust.
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NYCT 7034
01 Sep 17
International
01 Sep 17
International
Review: Bullerengue is a tradition that originated in the Caribbean region of Colombia. It is through the drums, chants, and dances that knowledge is transmitted from generation to generation. It is also a lifestyle: a way to celebrate festivities and the African legacy in Colombia. Bulla en el Barrio was born in New York City as a way to continue a learning process that started back in Baranquilla, Colombia. It culminated with the arrival of lead singer Carolina Oliveros to the city in 2013, and her connection with a tight-knit group of local Colombian musicians. They began to fill parks and other public places with the sounds of their home country to a small audience. The tradition of El Bullrengue is at the core of Bulla's process, and in the case of these recordings, you will hear two examples ("Fandango"/"Chalupa") of the three different rhythmic structures that make up the sound. From the beginning of Bulla, the group has since transformed into a community of over 12 active members who all share a strong sense of connection to their roots - and a consciousness of their ancestors.
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NYCT 7032
16 Jun 17
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16 Jun 17
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NYCT- 7031
02 Jun 17
International
02 Jun 17
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