Various Artists - Plants Can Dance: Curated By Auntie FloCurated by Auntie Flo, Plants Can Dance is a 12" Vinyl compilation on A State Of Flo exploring biosonification, ecology and the creative relationship between sound and the living world. The album gathers artists working with plant biodata, environmental signals and organic processes, translating them into ambient, jazz adjacent, electronica and modern classical pieces. It is a thoughtful, quietly experimental record that treats nature not just as

For the first time with original track

United States

Ahmed Malek was one of the most important musicians of the Algerian scene of the 1970s

early ‘80s jazz funk dream

Honey drips from Michael Orr’s omnipresent rich baritone voice (his commitment to strong vocals can be heard in his mix of styles that recalls of artists like Gil Scott-Heron) and he’s got a real talent for song writing

the newest installment of Def Pressé’s series of projects made in partnership with KPM (and associated music libraries)

Elsewhere there are sugary synths from Legowelt

but soon to return to his parents' native Nigeria at the age of four

" His first album for LA based AVI record The Adventures of Captain Sky was a smash hit and established Captain Sky as a serious Afro Funk artist right next to Detroits George Clinton and Bootsy Collins

Backed with a big orchestrated sound and tripped-out synths

Recorded in 1965 at the height of the folk revival

in my case