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In this patrons-only bonus episode, Jeremy and Tim have a conversation about what music has been on their turntables recently.  Jeremy brings a pair of Indian compositions from very different ends of the musical spectrum: a steel strung guitar played like a sitar, and one of ten famous 'ragas to a disco beat'. Joining the dots between Indian Classical, '60s American fingerpickers and today, we also hear a new-ish release on show favourite International Anthem from reformed Post-Rocker Jeff Parker, and tuck into some 2010s electronic Afro-Disco from London's Ibibio Sound Machine.
Tim shares a number of new discoveries, including the riotous contemporary Ghanian gospel of Alotgté Oho and a deeply psychedelic dancefloor freakout from Nico Gomez. We end with the new release from our friends at Beauty and the Beat, a tried-and-tested remix from our friend Kay Suzuki of some fantastic Guadalupian Gwoka.  

This is part of a rough series of more conversational, unplanned episodes reflecting on what's been on our record players recently and what we've been up to that we'll be releasing to patrons to say thank you for your support.  

Produced and edited by Matt Huxley.  

The tracks discussed are: Jeff Parker - Four Folks
Vishwa Mohan Bhatt - Raag Bageshree
Don Cherry - Om Shanti Om
Alogté Oho - Doose Mam
Ibibio Sound Machine - The Talking Fish
Nico Gomez and His Afro Percussion Inc. - Baila Chibiquiban
Charanjit Singh - Raga Bhairav
Gaoulé Mizik - A Ka Titine (Kay Suzuki Gwoka Dub)  

Order your copy of Excursions in Gwoka vol . 1 from Beauty and the Beat here: https://beautyandthebeat1.bandcamp.com/album/excursions-in-gwoka-vol-1-batb-005