Part of his huge Back To Mine – World DJ Tour, Nightmares On Wax AKA George Evelyn starts off in London in Brixton’s Phonox nightclub, playing a mixture of hip-hop and experimental electronic ambient vibes. Often mixing global beats, Nightmares On Wax is a legend in much of the early...
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To celebrate and introduce you to Soul City, the Jazz Cafe‘s revamped and retuned Saturday club night, we asked some of its protagonists to use Rhythm Passport as a tasting room and put together a sneak peak of their upcoming sets for us. In the upcoming weeks, you will indeed enjoy...
Friday The site was nicely spread out, but unlike mega festivals, walking from one side to another did not diminish too much energy or take too long. Unfortunately, the festival’s app didn’t want to show me the 2018 line-up – it instead rubbed in the fact that A Tribe Called...
![Album Review: The Souljazz Orchestra – Under Burning Sky [Strut Records]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/a2515715529_10-335x335.jpg)
The Souljazz Orchestra are back with their killer eighth studio album and have added some fearsome vintage synthesizer sounds to their trademark horn arrangements and earthy tropical sounds for maximum dancing impact. Think William Onyeabor meets Fela’s Afrika ‘70 with a splash of Creole flavours and you will have a feel for...
![Album Review: Pop Makossa – The Invasive Dance Beat of Cameroon 1976–1984 [Analog Africa, 16th June 2017]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/a0325555163_16-335x335.jpg)
Analog Africa’s first release of 2017 is a masterclass in the exploration of long forgotten African grooves – this time Cameroon gets a vinyl archaeological excavation – and what a stellar selection of recordings they’ve unearthed! Extensively researched sleeve notes and images are the trademarks of Analog Africa, providing meticulously...
Phil Passera and Chieka Ononye’s music careers as DJs and producers span two decades. They honed their sound on solo projects and collaborations with dozens of musicians, becoming well-respected actors on the world dance scene. So it was a no brainer for them to team up to run a project together....
