Part three of what we think will be four – but might be five. Thanks to Sofrito’s Lewis Heriz we’re presenting another entry in our “Not Really A Podcast” series – the third song from the gig Heriz produced for the Poets of Rhythm/Whitefield Brothers, Heliocentrics drummer Malcolm Catto and vocalist Bajka at The Maze in Nottingham, UK, in 2006. This time – a cover of Egyptian drummer and bandleader Salah Ragab’s “Neveen.”

Download: The Poets of Rhythm featuring Malcolm Catto and Bajka ““Neveen.”

Again, courtesy of Sofrito’s Lewis Heriz we’re presenting another entry in our “Not Really A Podcast” series – a second song from the gig Heriz produced for the Poets of Rhythm/Whitefield Brothers, Heliocentrics drummer Malcolm Catto and vocalist Bajka at The Maze in Nottingham, UK, in 2006. Now up – a modal-funk number in the vein of Mulatu Asatke, the aptly titled “Ethiopia.”

Download: The Poets of Rhythm featuring Malcolm Catto and Bajka ““Ethiopia.”

Thanks to Lewis Heriz (the graphic-design mastermind behind London’s Sofrito, and our Whitefield Brothers and Seu Jorge and Almaz album covers), we are pleased to offer you another entry in our sporadic “Not Really A Podcast” series….

This is the first in a line of songs we’ll make available from a gig Heriz produced for the Poets of Rhythm/Whitefield Brothers, Heliocentrics drummer Malcolm Catto and vocalist Bajka at The Maze in Nottingham, UK, in 2006. First up – a funky take on Charles Mingus’s “Moanin.’”

Download: The Poets of Rhythm featuring Malcolm Catto ““Moanin.’”

Our podcast series is dominated by the perennial funktastic mixes that Roberto Lange, aka Helado Negro, aka Epstein, aka ROM, aka one member of Savath & Savalas, drops on us from time to time. Here’s Applesauce With Snow: tracklist coming soon (or maybe not).

Download: Roberto Lange/Helado Negro – “Applesauce With Snow” Podcast.

Savath and Savalas’s The Predicate Dub Version is out now on Stones Throw’s Webstore.

So as promised we’re now giving y’all the second part of Roberto Carlos Lange, aka Heldado Negro’s, “Oscuro Como Boca De Lobo.”

Check out over thirty minutes – “Parte Two” – of his “Oscuro Como Boca De Lobo” mix of music from the Latin American disapora here: Roberto Carlos Lange: “Oscuro Como Boca De Lobo Parte Two.”

Track List:

1. Chano Pozo – Mongo Santamaria y Amigos
2. Se Me Olvido Que Te Olvide – Grupo Folklorico Y Experimental Nuevayorquino
3. Nananina – Bush y Sus Magnificos
4. Sombrero de Panama
5. Pollera Colorada – Corraleja 71
6. Canto Asoyin – Grupo Folklorico Y Experimental Nuevayorquino
7.Abusardora – Blas Duran
8. Intro – Atahualpa Yupanqui
9. Untitled
10. Yo Que Soy Americano – Nelly Palacios