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10 videos · 3 h 33 min

Records you won't hear on the radio, from labels and crate-diggers who reissue them: Arabic funk, Nigerian Afro-funk, Ivorian ziglibithy, Japanese soul, Hawaiian grooves and Peruvian cumbia. Put it on while you work. Buy the records if you love them.

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  1. 3:42

    Hamid El Shaeri: "Ayonha" (Libya and Egypt, 1980s)

    Habibi Funk

    Synth pop from Libya and Egypt.

  2. 4:16

    The Lijadu Sisters: "Orere-Elejigbo" (Nigeria, 1979)

    numerogroup

    Afro-funk from the Lijadu Sisters.

  3. 3:53

    Fadoul: "Al Zman Saib" (Morocco, 1971)

    Habibi Funk

    Moroccan funk, 1971.

  4. 45:03

    Japanese soul from the 70s: a vinyl set with Kengo

    MAJ

    A vinyl set of 70s Japanese soul.

  5. 5:05

    The Good Samaritans: "Onughara" (Nigeria, 1982)

    AnalogAfrica

    Edo funk from Benin City.

  6. 3:37

    Dalton: "Alech" (Tunisia, 1973)

    Habibi Funk

    Tunisian funk, 1973.

  7. 47:20

    Hawaiian grooves: a vinyl set with Roger Bong of Aloha Got Soul

    MAJ

    A vinyl set of Hawaiian soul.

  8. 8:46

    Ernesto Djédjé: "Ziglibithiens" (Ivory Coast)

    AnalogAfrica

    Ivorian ziglibithy.

  9. 46:23

    Transmigration: a vinyl set of music in transit, 1968–1975

    MAJ

    A vinyl set of music that crossed borders.

  10. 44:43

    Peruvian psychedelic cumbia, salsa and pop from Infopesa

    MAJ

    Peruvian cumbia from the Infopesa catalogue.

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