new digital release on Rebel Up Records: Satanique Samba Trio – Forrível, Halloween / Dia das Bruxas special mini album

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Satanique Samba Trio is back with another mini-album, made during this everlasting confinement.

F O R R Í V E L – Halloweeen / Dia das Bruxas special, get it on our Bandcamp.

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After 10 albums dedicated to the aesthetical disassembling of Brazilian music’s most recurrent clichés, Satanique Samba Trio aims its ongoing research at a new formula for musical fuckery: the artificial combination between forró, the popular Brazilian groovy rhythm and horror synth, the not-so-popular music genre extracted from old keyboard-ridden horror film scores.

Think of what would happen if the most syncopated of all Brazilian folk rhythms incorporated a bunch of obsolete-but-nowadays-trendy giallo soundtrack tropes.
Mathematically speaking, forró + horror synth = forrór synth. And that is where Forrível is coming from.

Well, enough of homework. It’s Halloween once again (or Dia das Bruxas – Witches Day, as it’s called in Brazil) – and it’s raining in Brazil. As we are slowly descending into a renewed global lockdown, here some soundtrack sounds for these dark times.

Brasilia, Brazil October 2020

Rebel Up @ BRUZZ radio with special guest Murat Ertel of BaBa ZuLa, live video interview

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Last tuesday we had our Rebel Up show at BRUZZ radio. We did our 1st ever live video show with special guest Murat Ertel of Turkish psychedelic band BaBa ZuLa, interviewing him about life in lockdown times and their new live album ‘Hayvan Gibi‘.

Look at the video show or listen to the show on Mixcloud below, with full tracklisting.

Rebel Up Nightshop #77 October radio show

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Rebel Up Nightshop show #77 October uploaded as broadcasted on Radio Campus Bruxelles, monthly show via Radio Campus Bruxelles, 3 hours of global sounds with songs by Venezuelan tropical funk by Raúl Monsalve y los Forajidos on Olindo Records and an edit by Vidock on Abstrack Records, new albums by gnawa master Maalem Mahmoud Gania on Hive Mind Records, southern indian carnatic music meets arab bass by AMMAR 808 on Glitterbeat Records, saz dub sounds by BaBa ZuLa on Night Dreamer, spiritual Burkinabé griot artist Kaito Winse on Rebel Up, Ethiopian krar folkpop by Music Yared and South Sudanese funk by Gordon Koang on Music In Exile, Kenyan bengatronics by Disco Vumbi on Byrd Out, PANGAR on InFiné and Fertil Discos compilation Fuera Del Tiempo, Postales de Una Pausa on electro organic south american music with Jin Yerei, Pol Nada, Leo Silcan, Antonia Ona, Galo Vermelho and Tomas Batista.
Check the Mixcloud for full tracklisting and download.

Fri 09.10 Rebel Up @ Friends with Kaito Winse (live) @ Kiosk Radio, 16-18h

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hello all,
Friday 09.10 Rebel Up & Friends monthly session at Kiosk Radio.
with special guest and Burkina Faso griot musician Kaito Winse, who will present his recently released debut album Kaladounia on Rebel Up Records with a few live songs.

Watch & relisten to the sessions here:
FB video SebCat / FB video Kaito Winse
audio session SebCat / audio session Kaito Winse

Fri 02.10 new release out on Rebel Up; Kaito Winse – Kaladounia. Burkinabé griot artist solo album with modern traditions and deep spiritual ancestral sounds.

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Kaito Winse comes from a Burkina Faso griot music family. From an early age he was formed in the traditions of his family in the village of Lankoué, Sourou region in the north of Burkina Faso.

As a modern jeli or griot, Kaito is the message bearer for the traditions of Burkina Faso. His solo debut album “Kaladounia” ( ‘Here the world’ / ‘ici le monde’), takes its impetus from the desire to perpetuate these traditions. The tama drum, the toutlé and the Fulani flutes and the traditional mouth bow accompany the songs addressed to Ancestors and newborns, and appeal to the force of planet earth. Traditional and spiritual techniques are renewed and unveiled on this album.

“Kaladounia” also takes its inspiration from the richness of human values ​​and the need to communicate with nature. His mouth bow leads the voice and carries uplifting messages. His voice rises in in the local Burkinabé languages of Mooré, Samo and a little bit of French and pays homage to women, to their courage, to love and to life. The songs reveal the mastery of traditional musical techniques and rhythms, a spirituality rooted in ancestral values ​of men and nature, and a powerful and striking voice you won’t forget. This is the world, this is the place to do good things while you are here.

Released on Rebel Up Records, supported by NGHE Mediatheque, Enthusiast Music and Muziekpublique.

Tomorrow saturday 03.10 Kaito Winse will play an album release show at Muziekpublique theatre with Malick Pathé Sow. For info and tickets check here.

It’s Bandcamp Friday where Bandcamp waives their fee for 24H in support of artists and labels, so please support! 🙂

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Sun 20.09 Rebel Up + Giraffes & Penguins @ Canal It Up day, Saintklet, Bxl

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Sunday, Rebel Up plays & curates at Canal It Up / River Cleanup day at the Saintklet terrace. FB event here.

Between 14:00 – 17:00 it the Canal It Up action as part of World River Cleanup day. Want to participate? you can register here.⇣
https://bit.ly/2RrtM20
https://www.facebook.com/events/1687768438028239/

17.00 – 19.00 River Cleanup Brussels apero afterparty with Canal it up
17.00 -23.00, Rebel Up invites: Didi of Tropical DJipsies, Nathan Daems of Black Flower (dj set), Giraffes & Penguins, Le Grand Méchant Loop, Fresh Nunas, Dovecake & more

Timetable:
17:00 Rebel Up SebCat
18:00 Rebel Up SebCat B2B Didi of Tropical Djipsies
19:00 Nathan Daems (Black Flower) – dj set
20:00 Le Grand Mechant Loop
21:00 Dovecake (Berlin)
22:00 Fresh Nunas (Moçambique)

also Rebel Up Records vinyl stand + Sahara Kitchen african fashion pop up.
https://rebeluprecords.bandcamp.com/music
https://www.facebook.com/sahara.kitchen.98/videos/140552493580266

⁍ Sound provided by HIGH ‘n’ IRIE Sound System
# artisanal drinks & Bxl beers
# free in! with contact registration at entrance.

New release out > African Electronic Diaspora: Black Lives Matter fundraiser compilation, 28 tracks!

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V/A – African Electronic Diaspora: Black Lives Matter

release date: Friday 04.09 Bandcamp Friday
on Bandcamp only > www.rebeluprecords.bandcamp.com

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In the aftermath of the Black Lives Matter protests in June allover the globe, followed by a summer with or without holidays, it’s important to keep the flame burning and the discussion going. The road is still long, but united we stand, moving forward together.

The aim of this compilation is to raise funds for various (inter)national NGO’s, anti-rasicm advocacy groups and organisations of black initiative, with all proceedings to be donated to these causes. (Look in press info for full list of carefully selected organiations)

The artists donated their music as a collaboration between Rebel Up Records, the artists and the international labels Nyege Tapes, Syrphe, Bongo Joe Records, Sdban Records, Galletas Calientes, Blanc Manioc, Indigenous Underground, Strut, Earconditioning and 1000Hz Records. On this compilation we brought together mostly electronic African or Afro descendant artists from the worldwide diaspora and artists based in their homelands, from motherland Africa to Latin America to the Caribbean and back to Europe. It’s a vibrant combination of contemporary sounds that showcases the current talent of the artists and producers, combined with awareness for black lives & art and serving as a fundraiser. You can find a list of the supported organisations on the last page. Also info on each of the artists and their Bandcamp pages are included in the notes.

As this compilation is an ongoing process, it’s possible that the tracklist can still grow with a few extra songs in the next weeks. Please support & buy this compilation, let the internal fire burn on.

Also check the amazing support by the blogs Pan African Music and Rhythm Passport with nice articles and words about the compilation!