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v/a - timeless: the composer / arranger series (remixed) - mochilla - vinyl

New Copy

Genre: World - Misc

1. Mulatu Astatke - Yekermo Stew (Te'amir Remix)
2. Suite For Ma Dukes Orchestra - Untitled/Fantastic (Georgia Anne Muldrow Remix)
3. Arthur Verocai - Balada 45 (Jneiro Jarel Remix)
4. Mulatu Astake - The Radcliffe (King Britt's Smoke Out Remix)
5. Suite For Ma Dukes Orchestra - Fall In Love (Black Spade Remix)
6. Arthur Verocai - Caboclo (Mario C And Joey A Remix)

Charted by

Daniel Borine

Six great producers across genres have taken a bite from each of the Timeless concerts and remade the magic. Remixes come from the likes of Te'Amir, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Jneiro Jarel, King britt, Black Spade and Mario C & Joey A. !

Te’Amir, born in Los Angeles, of Ethiopian and Irish decent, grew up around art and music. He is new as an artist/producer but has been busy playing drums and percussion for several artists—Aloe Blacc & The Grand Scheme, Mayer Hawthorne & The County, SA-RA, Quadron and Mia Doi Todd just to name a few. His remix brings Mulatu to Brasil by way of Jamaica.

Born to extraordinary musical parents in Los Angeles, Georgia Anne Muldrow surrounded by music of all types and origins. To this very day she carries the same spirit, making her instrumentation and songwriting so unique.

For over a decade, Jneiro Jarel (aka Dr. Who Dat?) has provided listeners with an unbelievably eclectic mix of sounds. Often being described as “experimental” and “psychedelic,” Jarel simply calls it “The Viberian Experience”, where various musical styles and influences have beautifully coalesced to become something all it’s own.

King Britt has been breaking the traditional boundaries and forging a unique path as a producer, musician, DJ, label boss and media revolutionary for over 20 years.

Armed with his father’s extensive record collection of jazz, soul, psychedelic rock, folk, comedy and a Kurzweil 2000 keyboard, Black Spade creates music that is a melting pot of sounds and influences. Despite his strong ties to hip-hop, Black Spade’s tastes in music travel across genres and galaxies.

Mario C is a super-producer. His early days were spent soaking up the wide musical spectrum of Gardenia, California. He was the go to engineer and producer on all the classic Delicious Vinyl hits for Tone-Loc and Young MC. He came to world prominence as the man who helped create the Beastie
Boys sound from Paul’s Boutique to Hello Nasty.