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The Afro-Marc Podcast
by DJ Afro-Marc
Welcome to the Afro-Marc Podcast where funk is the universal language (brought to you by the Afrobeat Blog and Afro-Marc Productions).
Episodes
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The Love Mix
This mix is dedicated to all the lovers in the world, but especially one special lady who has made my life seem all the more beautiful and blessed the past couple months. Love is a beautiful thing. It has a way of changing the lens through which we see the world. Whether it's a lover, a mother, a...
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Magical Thinking
We kick things off with a new cut from Chico Mann's new album Magical Thinking. This album reaffirms why Chico Mann is one of the most innovative acts on the planet. We also work in an extended cut from Reggie Watts, one of my other personal favorites (Brought to you by The Afrobeat Blog and...
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Dis Is Good For You
The 70th edition of The Afro-Marc Podcast is an afro-heavy mix featuring some new music from Grant Phabao Afrofunk Arkestra, Cody Chestnutt, the Fangnawa Experience and more. Keep it funky (Brought to you by The Afrobeat Blog and Afro-Marc Productions). 1. Ogun - Grant Phabao Afrofunk Arkestra...
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I Got Sunshine
It's been a while since I've posted a mix, but I haven't forgotten about the Afro-Marc Podcast at all. A lot has happened in my life since my last mix was posted. I've travelled across the world, dealt with some pretty major challenges, and grown a lot as a person. I tried to make this mix a...
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2012 Mix
2012 is fast approaching, it's time we take notice of where we're headed, where we are, and what need to do to go where we would like. Personally, I've been going through a lot of changes as of late, and I feel amazing. I can only hope the world is ready to realize what is ahead of us. We feature…
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Music for Yoga Meditation and Other Joys
At long last, I'm ready to post a new episode of the Afro-Marc Podcast! I'm deeply apologetic for abandoning the cause for so long. I've recently relocated to Thailand where I'm living at a yoga school. As such, it's taken me a while to feel grounded and in control of my surroundings. I've been...
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Brothers Gonna Work It Out!
Let me start by apologizing for not posting a mix in over a month. I have no excuse. I do however have a dope ass mix for all of you who have been waiting all this time. I have to give a shout to Chuck Wild over at Mixtape Riot because I've included several tracks in this mix which I copped from...
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Planet Rock
I'd like to dedicate this episode to my newborn nephew Luke. It's to meet him in person as well as to see Chico Mann and Afrika Bambaataa tear it up at Le Poisson Rouge July 28th that I'll be back in NY at the end of July. As such we kick things off with a Bambaataa track followed up with Chico...
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Roller Disco Jams
This episode is all jams made for a roller disco party. I went to my first roller disco party in Central park about three summers ago, and I'll never forget the fly ass moves these cats were bustin out. Ever since I heard the first cut on this mix, I've been dyin to get my own roller disco party…
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Primavera
We kick things off from the first track from Ocote Soul Sounds' new album, Taurus. This album is seriously nasty, I highly recommend it. I also throw in a track from The Very Best's new mixtape featuring Cee-Lo (Brought to you by The Afrobeat Blog and Afro-Marc Productions). 1. Primavera - Ocote...
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Afrodance
We kick things off this week with a track from Les Nubians new album, Afrodance. This album is about as hot as they come, so def check it out when you get a chance. We also feature Lack of Afro's disco remix of The Diplomats of Solid Sound's cut Give me One More Chance, a song with which I'm...
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Ponte Bomb
We kick things off with a banger from Bomba Estero, one of the dopest bands on the international scene, Ponte Bomb, their remix of Technitronic's 90's classic Pump Up The Jam. This song always hits me hard. We also work in some Osunlade, Psycho On The Bus, and Afroreggae (Brought to you by The...
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Bulletproof
We kick things off this week with a track from a record I've got on repeat these days, Bulletproof from The Liberators self-titled debut LP. As I recently wrote in my review for The Afrobeat Blog, this record is about good as any afrobeat record I've heard in a while. The Liberators hail from...
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The Payback
We kick things off this week with one of the all-time classics, The Payback by JB. This song was originally written by Fred Wesley to be on the soundtrack to a film, Hell Up in Harlem, but when the director decided to go into another direction, The Boss decided the record was too good to not put...
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The Funky Africa Episode
This week's episode is all 1970's African funk and afrobeat, exactly what I'll be spinning exclusively next Friday night at Southpaw in Brooklyn, NY when Zongo Junction hits the stage. If you're in or around New York, come check us out. This week I picked the funkiest cuts in my collection to…
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Gov't Issue ID
We kick things off this week with a track that got the dance party going during my last dj gig, Gov't Issue ID from Chico Mann. Chico Mann is perfect for any dance party occasion, so feel free to let jump out on the dance floor when you hit play on this mix. We also feature a track from Seun…
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Feeling Good
I've come into a lot of great music as of late. This week's episode is entirely composed of songs I've first heard in the last 2-3 weeks, kicking off with an undeniably funky track off of African Music Today, a nasty collection of songs compiled by Phillip Lehman for Truth and Soul Records. We…
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The Breakup Episode
I recently broke up with my girlfriend of two years. It's all for the best, but I've been listening to my fair share of sad music as of late. As such, I've put together a mix of songs that aren't necessarily break up songs, but they all hint at my state of mind these days. It's a new year and new...
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The Blaxploitation Episode
This week's episode is the Blaxploitation Episode, all the songs are taken from soundtracks to 1970's blaxploitation films. While I could have made this mix twice as long, I've chosen a few songs from four nasty records: Superfly, Shaft, The Mack, and Slaughter's Big Rip Off, composed by Curtis...
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Compared to What
We go heavy on the funk this week, kicking things off with a track from the new collaboration between John Legend and The Roots, Wake Up. They recreate Eugene McDaniels' Compared to What, although you wouldn't even recognize it if you didn't know. While I usually don't include pop songs in my...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to the Afro-Marc Podcast where funk is the universal language (brought to you by the Afrobeat Blog and Afro-Marc Productions).
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DJ Afro-Marc
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