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ordosmarkzero · 7 months
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Robert Hood - Museum
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mudwerks · 1 year
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Cross Fox catching a mouse / Renard croisé attrapant une souris
Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : Robert Hood (1820)
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grrl-beetle · 1 year
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Monobox - Molecule
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tsxradio · 1 year
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grrlmusic · 1 year
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Missing Channel - Rave To The Maximum
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dj-bouto · 1 year
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LBA K7 [018-A] feat. Rob Hood, Jeff Mills, The Martian, RP, David Alvara...
Mixed live by Dj Bouto ; Winter 1996/97 : Café du théâtre, Belfort,F.
 Keywords : Robert Hood, Jeff Mills, The Martian, Red Planet, Dj Lindsey, David Alvarado, Motorbass, Shaboom, Dj Sneak and Ira Levi...
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mandino-brel · 2 years
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It's time to refresh your MIND.
Thanks to Robert Hood
We appreciate your work and dedication
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franckbiyong · 27 days
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AfroBase
28 Mar 2024 Featuring collaborations - Malian singer Mamani Keita & Ethiopian inspired crew Arat Kilo, electronic music producer Robert Hood and afrobeat sax player Femi Kuti, Cuban pianist Roberto Fonseca with Malian singer Fatoumata Diawara, and Congolese guitarist Mulele Matondo with electronic programmer Ben Eyes. Heading back in time to the M.B.Ts with Aboumba Masikini, a makossa classic from the late Manu Dibango, a cover from Dibango’s movie soundtrack Countdown to Kusini by guitarist Frank Biyong, and a new release from the incredible Zawose Queens from Tanzania (from Ilimba master Hukwe Zawose’s family)
Tracklist 1 Madala - Arat Kilo 2 Variations 1 - Robert Hood & Femi Kuti 3 Waves - Electroni-Kongo 4 M.B.T's Sound - M.B.T's 5 Bush - Franck Biyong 6 Wéya Mouna, JPS - Manu Dibango 7 Anoda Sistem - Oluko Imo 8 Maisha - The Zawose Queens 9 Sowa - Roberto Fonseca & Fatoumata Diawara 10 Legnila nde Obele - Mikouagna de Mounana
Long time African and Latin record collectors and music enthusiasts, John Warr and Guy Morley formed AfroBase as a monthly club back in 2002. In the early days John had been involved in grass roots radio, DJing with Martin Sinnock as ‘Ashanti Sound System’ and working closely with promoters to bring live African and Latin music to Brighton in the 80s and 90s. A regular disc spinner at the Zap Club, Brighton’s original Concorde, and guesting at the Mambo Inn and others, he launched Brighton’s popular Salsa Party with friends Alex and Jaime in 1992.
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bamboobebe · 7 months
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Visuals for Pilos song Manik done by me!
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fieldworklondon · 8 months
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romdocitizen · 10 months
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mira9e · 1 year
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viciouscyclesradio · 1 year
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Event Flyer Roll Call
A selected, visual gallery listing of forthcoming events, which may be announced on this month’s show
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maquina-semiotica · 1 year
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Robert Hood, "Unix"
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allmusic · 2 years
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AllMusic Staff Pick: Robert Hood Fabric 39
Robert Hood's best-known mix CD is tight, energetic, and brimming with personality, as he tweaks the filters, spins back records, and nimbly switches from one idea to the next. Far from the simplistic anonymity one might expect from minimal techno, this is vibrant, dynamic, and funky, paying homage to techno's roots in disco -- a key moment is Hood's own Sister Sledge-sampling "The Greatest Dancer." - Paul Simpson
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