Our good friends at Sydney Street Art Project are doing a live paint showcase tomorrow at BONDI BEACH with DJ’s set up too thanks to Bondi Beach Radio.
Check them out painting along the beach promenade wall, all info
http://www.sydneystreetartproject.com/news-bondi-beach-wall-collab/
Attn Melbourne Family!
We are please to announce Soul of Sydney’s own Michael Zac will be heading to your lovely city to play the infamous BIONIC BOOGIE SESSIONS along side local legends;
EDDIE MAC, WAHL and aNyO.
Check it our for a night of late night disco, boogie and beyond.
Bionic Boogie Sessions at OneSixOne basement bar 161 High St Prahran
Friday March 28
10PM – 6AM
Guest djs: Michael Zac (Soul of Sydney) & aNyO
$10 Guestlist / $20 on the door
www.facebook.com/events/626156547478275/
About BIONIC BOOGIE:
The Bionic Boogie Radio Show airs on KissFM every Wednesday night from 7:00pm – 8:30pm.
Eddie Mac and Cam play a mixture of Funk, Boogie, Hip-hop, Dub, Jazz, Soul, Reggae, Roots, Jazz Fusion & Library records each week. All Vinyl, all good.
More from Bionic Boogie:
http://www.bionicboogie.com.au/
https://www.facebook.com/BionicBoogie
https://soundcloud.com/bionicboogieradio
http://kissfm.com.au/show/bionic-boogie/
Listen HERE
The Soul, Jazz, Funk outfit The New Mastersounds dropped their album Therapy a few days ago on Légère Recordings. Check them out playing a sneak peak with their track Monday Meters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0NXLUndVaY
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He is one of Sydney’s most respected and revered hip hop DJ’s, having created some of the most iconic nightclub events and mix tapes this community has experienced. He is by all means an AllStar, rising up in the ranks of a novice DJ back in 1997 to taking the scene by storm and heralding in his famed Clubjoint Mixtape series in 1999, the rest as they say is history. A history that has come with the veritable high and lows associated with going against the grain and creating a path less travelled by others, DJ Moto is the definition of a risk taker and dream maker.
With a unique and sought after DJ style of impressive quick mixing, sharp scratching and innovative track list creation, DJ Moto was never destined to be just another club DJ. He’s keen ability to move with the times always sees him one step ahead…
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This is Volume 17 of Random Soul Sessions, a mix series appearing in this space each and every month from Yogi and Husky of Australian House Music duo Random Soulexclusively for 5 Magazine.
The tracklisting and comments for this mix are below the download links.
For more information on Random Soul, hit them up at randomsoulmusic.com, on Facebook, twitter or on soundcloud. For booking info, click here.
And for more mixes, radio shows and podcasts from 5 Magazine, check out New Mix Monday, the 5 Magazine Radio Show, our staff Residents Series and everything in one place at our audio archives page.
Listen
http://www.5chicago.com/random-soul/volume-17/
Electric Empire has quickly become one of Australia’s top music exports. In just a few years, the soulful four-piece has achieved more than most others would manage in a lifetime. Following on from their stellar 2010 self-titled debut album, which sold more than 40,000 copies internationally, Electric Empire toured the world extensively, along with releasing the EP, ‘Changin’. This
4 track EP was released in late 2012 lead by the effortlessly cool title track, which features a smoking back beat, marching drum rolls and a repeating, stripped back guitar riff. With the Japanese and European release of the ‘Changin’ EP imminent, Electric Empire are now ready to release the stunning official music video for ‘Changin’.
About Electric Empire:
Electric Empire is comprised of Jason Heerah (drums), Aaron Mendoza(keys), Dennis Dowlut (guitar) and Simon Olsen (bass). They’re an independent-minded collection of talented musicians, songwriters and producers, where some relationships within the band trace back a near lifetime. Between them, they call Sydney and Melbourne home, but right now they’re better accustomed to life on the road.
Since releasing their self-titled debut album in 2010, Electric Empire has toured the world, filling illustrious theatres and clubs, and played some of the best-known festivals on the planet. They’ve delivered a string of shows at Britain’s famousGlastonbury Festival, graced the stage of London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall(2012) and played to full houses in Japan and France. Electric Empire’s music has even taken them into Kazakhstan. And along the way, they’ve sold tens of thousands of copies of their debut album. Support slots for the likes of The Brand New Heavies, Bilal, Beverley Knight, U.S. soul sensation’s Aloe Blacc andMayer Hawthorne plus Antipodean funksters Fat Freddy’s Drop and The Bamboos have further pushed the group into the spotlight. For Electric Empire, the incredible ride so far is just a taste of what’s to come.
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Our good friends over at Kitten Jam just launched the first of their ‘Conversations With Kitten Jam’ features.. the first one features an interview and an acoustic performance with Australian musician and singer Jordan Rakei who just happens to have just played along side the likes of Fat Freddy’s Drop, Robert Glasper and Omar.
Link for interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnXMl-VMAKg
Link for acoustic performance of “My Time”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J29qc0g2Pm4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J29qc0g2Pm4
Sending this one to the amazing Women of Soul in our extend Soul-Family.. The unmistakable Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin live in 1985 as our little tribute to YOU on INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY 2014.
SOUL OF SYDNEY: Feel-Good FUNK SOUL DISCO & beyond. 