Soul Music

Clyde Beats – Hello World (feat. OVEOUS)

“Extra! Extra! Read all about it!”. 21 years after his massive broken beat slammer ‘SERVE IT UP (FEAT. CAPITOL A.)’ The Jerk-Beat Master ‘Clyde Beats’ returns with his new long player.

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Just when you thought it was safe to play conscientious hip hop, Clyde Beats and ‘Hello World (feat. OVEOUS)’ comes along.

The release is a masterful blend of contrasting elements, with OVEOUS’ spiritual and uplifting lyrics served up over the dark, aggressive beats of Clyde Beats. The result is a sonic experience that’s both powerful and thought-provoking, with the two artists coming together to create a unique sound that’s both hard-hitting and inspiring.

Described by some as a renaissance artist, OVEOUS is a true street poet, singer, rapper, DJ and producer and the superlative rhymes he lays over Clyde Beats’ dark, yet high-end production is going to drive you to visit any leading music streaming or download service now.

Clyde Beats – Risiing Up (feat. Amalia)

“Extra! Extra! Read all about it!”. 21 years after his massive broken beat slammer ‘SERVE IT UP (FEAT. CAPITOL A.)’ The Jerk-Beat Master ‘Clyde Beats’ returns with his new long player.

Pre-Order: Hyper Reality 2 (An English Gentleman)
•  Stream & Download: Rising Up (feat. Amalia)

Stepping back into the future, ‘Rising Up (feat. ‘Amalia’)’ is Clyde Beats’ premier single from his new album ‘Hyper Reality 2 (An English Gentleman)’.

As the title suggests, ‘Rising Up’ documents a quest for positive living. Amalia’s sassy delivery complements Clyde Beats’ somewhat retro hip-hop production incredibly well. The result is a rewarding tune you’ll want to turn up loud and play on repeat.

From a boom-bap-type beat, a TB303 riff and a very 80s-sounding bassline, live horns by Clyde Beats’ long-time collaborator, ‘Octavio N. Santos’, juxtapose this very feel-good tune.

“Having followed Amalia’s astounding career, the opportunity to work with her was an appealing one, to say the least”, mused Clyde Beats. “With many of my musical values hailing from the early 90s, I thought ‘Amalia’ and I could revisit that era together. I’m delighted I invited her because her performance is simply outstanding. This is a tune I’m very proud to release”, he concluded.

Abel – Can’t Let You Go (feat. Rona Ray)

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Can’t Let You Go featuring Rona Ray’ is the first single lifted from the ‘COSMIC LAW’ album. It showcases the earthy vocals of the talented Rona Ray and features a beautiful Rhodes piano line driving a somewhat melancholy vibe. Rona’s voice dances around the hook as she delivers a wonderful performance.

Her vocals paint an emotional picture, especially when she gives us the title of the song. It’s a bracing performance and a heart-stopping breakdown closes this gem. Abel’s ‘Can’t Let You Go featuring Rona Ray’.

Thee Gobbs – The Love (feat. Tsholo) Official Music Video

Serene love songs pouring out of South Africa from our newest addition to the ARCo. Family “Thee Gobbs” and backing this incredible producer up is “Tsholo” with his unique and polished vocal delivery. Atjazz throws this one to the dance-floor with his floor dub utilising the rolling bass elements of this summer smasher. This collaboration between Thee Gobbs & Tsholo is indeed a melting pot of talent.

“The Love” is taken from his debut album “It’s Time”.

Atjazz – Jullian Gomes – Osunlade! WHAT!!!

Philosophy (feat. Osunlade) is ready for release as the 2nd single from ‘The Gift The Curse’. The official video can be found on YouTube at our channel [Here] or simply watch below.

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It’s one of the most interesting hook-ups in modern house music, and it’s yielded an album that will tickle ears and tease bodies for some time to come. They may live well over 10 000km apart, but the beat brotherhood between UK house legend Atjazz and SA’s most promising young producer, Jullian Gomes, is clear to hear.

Their collaborative album ‘The Gift The Curse’, blends Martin “Atjazz” Iveson’s deft and experienced touch with the Gomes’s keen modern ear for soulful tech. Throw in vocal cameos from the likes of Osunlade, Robert Owens, Wumni, Zano and more and you have a forward-thinking, funky-as-hell long-player.

Pretoria-born Jullian Gomes grew up alongside a record junkie of an older Cousin in Michael G (together they’ve recorded as G.Family — and picked up a SAMA nomination) and was absorbing the midtempo sounds of Tshwane’s vibrant club scene before he was a teenager. Little wonder he graduated to represent South Africa at the Red Bull Music Academy in London in 2011, had a subsequent smash hit with “Love Song 28” (also remixed by Ewan Pearson and Charles Webster) and ended up remixing Black Coffee, The Layabouts and Omar. But it was an unsolicited remix of Atjazz featuring Robert Owens “Love Someone” that caught the ear of Iveson.

Anyone with a passing interest in house music has heard of Atjazz. The north-eastern Englander has been producing since the mid-90s, and is responsible for hundreds of remixes, including ones for Bob Sinclar, Jazzanova and SA’s own C.9ine. When he toured the country in 2011 he met Gomes at the infamous House 22 in Sunnyside, and the two struck up a relationship that’s been blossoming ever since. The two ended up collaborating on “Overshadowed” in 2012, and the working experience and success it achieved leads to this transcontinental hook-up.

Gomes explains that the title of the album refers to the fact that with every setback, there’s an opening. It could also sum up the cross-continental span that the two have bridged to create something this special. Enthusiasm meets experience; Tshwane meets Derby; youthful endeavour meets well-honed aptitude. It’s a marriage made in heaven that makes for an album blessed with magical overtones. A landmark that sets the local beat bench extremely high.

Atjazz & Jullian Gomes – Philosophy (feat. Osunlade)
(c) 2013 Atjazz Record Company
Video production James Knott / Push London

Taken from the album: Atjazz & Jullian Gomes The Gift The Curse
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Atjazz & Jullian Gomes – Here to Stay (Feat. Zano)

Here to Stay is taken from the album ‘The Gift The Curse’

Martin Atjazz & Jullian Gomes have put together what is an incredible electronic dance album accompanied by some of the industries most sought after vocalists. An album born out of their love of music, this block of well-crafted work oozes honesty and forward thinking. Not being bogged down with industry demands. They have made an album that Martin describes as ‘us on a plate’. The styling behind this sonic masterpiece begins with an instrumental song entitled ‘Poor Man’, a song reflecting the hardships of surviving on making emotional and deep dance music. Then we’re straight into the vocal realm with ‘Philosophy’, this soulful slider with vocals performed by Osunlade outlines the difficulties in relationships within the music industry and further afield when people maybe not be sharing the same ‘Philosophy’. From soulful vocal drenched songs such as ‘Turn Back To You’ featuring house hero Robert Owens play through, we start to really get a grounded feel to what this album is about, ‘Two guys making music for the right reasons’. Dark and edgy songs like ‘White Rose’ & ‘Overshadowed’ seem to complete this technically polished album and whatever you like about house music, you’ll find something here for your taste. An incredible electronic body of work which tells an emotional story, of both Atjazz & Jullian Gomes’ lengthy journey through this musical jungle.

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At One – African Healing Dance feat. Wyoma (Atjazz Remixes)

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In less than 1 week this wonderful song has jammed itself into pole position on the one and only Traxsource.com. Check it out, Music to your ears, Literally!

If you can talk you can sing, If you can walk you can dance” – Wyoma

This proverbial & addictive song is responsible for bringing to our ears the most powerful & positive message in dance music over the last few months. We now bring the message back to earth with an almighty bump in the form of the “Atjazz Remixes”.

Atjazz has embodied Wyoma’s words of wisdom, taken the original At One sound, and rolled out two beautiful remixes; both of which are set to move your feet. With trademark Afro-House beats & sublime sequences, Martin has created something that is literally music to your ears.  This house workout delivers sound which is more than the sum of its parts, as Atjazz has once again ‘given his heart to hold the soul’.  This package is also loaded with a jazz licked Astro Remix for those of you who like it a little more choppy, while it also retains its composure to set a new standard for today’s Broken Beat scene.  We’ve also included for the more spiritual minded a wonderful reprise of the original African Healing Dance – no beats, no fuss!

CREDITS:

Written by R. Ward & Wyoma
Produced by At One
Arranged by At One
Vocals by Wyoma
Remix and additional production by Martin Iveson for Atjazz.
Published by (Copyright control 2011)
(C) & (P) Atjazz Record Company
Cover photography by Martin Iveson. Design by Stu @ Subism.co.uk