Weldon Irvine - The SistersKeyboardist and composer Weldon Irvine is among the most celebrated Jazz Funk artists of all time. A longtime bandleader for Nina Simone, he wrote the lyrics for Simone's iconic civil rights anthem "To Be Young, Gifted and Black". Throughout the 1970s, Irvine released a series of seminal albums full of deep, soulful, funky grooves, many of which were later mined for samples. The Sisters is a collection of lost tracks and demos from his late 1970s

the expression

Kassian swaps the techy pulse of the German capital for a sound that’s altogether more melodic and atmospheric

Ian Tregoning's special 2018 'rewire' of the track

Having grown up in the world of minitecas (mobile sound systems)

What we do with the brief moment we have in this life

In the late ’80s

year 3000 funk

the slightly slower of the pair but blessed with a thumping framework of four-to- the-floor sturdiness on which funky keys and an almost Afro vibe are tastfully and decoratively hung

It’s a soul thing on the flip

Tempos Futuros has deep roots in Brazilian soil

Czarwyn's Theory Of People Getting Loose (feat

featuring 3 new songs meticulously mixed for the maximum impact of the Motherbeat