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*TASTER CLIP* Carlos Barbero - Chant Of The Wind Selador Recordings Podcasts
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If you’re looking for evidence of electronic music being in the rudest of health, look no further. If you’re wondering how widely spread it is across this here planet on which we all dance, the answer is right here. And if you’re seeking a label straining every sinew to bring the best of that music from every continent to you and showcasing it in a way that gives our artists the visibility their creativity deserves…Selador Recordings at your service.
The 19th (count ‘em) instalment in our esteemed Showcase series is truly unique. A whopping 19 brand new and exclusive tracks, curated by label boss Steve Parry and our good friend and uber DJ Anthony Pappa, they have started life as a killer DJ mix put together by the duo. Each track will now get a full release over a series of 3 EPs released over the coming weeks. For your delectation & delight, we present Part One.
Carlos Barbero – ‘The Chant of the Wind’
A welcome Selador return for our man in Panama, his trademark synth squelches and eerie vocals intact.
If you’re looking for evidence of electronic music being in the rudest of health, look no further. If you’re wondering how widely spread it is across this here planet on which we all dance, the answer is right here. And if you’re seeking a label straining every sinew to bring the best of that music from every continent to you and showcasing it in a way that gives our artists the visibility their creativity deserves…Selador Recordings at your service.
The 19th (count ‘em) instalment in our esteemed Showcase series is truly unique. A whopping 19 brand new and exclusive tracks, curated by label boss Steve Parry and our good friend and uber DJ Anthony Pappa, they have started life as a killer DJ mix put together by the duo. Each track will now get a full release over a series of 3 EPs released over the coming weeks. For your delectation & delight, we present Part One.
Carlos Barbero – ‘The Chant of the Wind’
A welcome Selador return for our man in Panama, his trademark synth squelches and eerie vocals intact.
2 min