Bastard Jazz is proud to present a brand new 12" from Parisian producer Kid Loco. The original “My Daddy Waza” undoubtedly will evoke Serge Gainsbourg on first listen with its low, drifting vocals that have just the right amount of smoke & sleaze. Kid Loco’s production, however, leans on to the psychedelic Latin side of things with locked in percussion, soaring horns and pianos. Buenos Aires producer Ezequiel Lodeiro (aka Dr. Stereo) locks in his own “Latinazo” style remix of the tune for a Four-to-the-Floor banger that really lets the piano chops and percussion shine out. On the flip, Italian producer Suonho strips things down and unleashes a beast of a remix with funky stand-up bass, Rhodes chords and bigger piano parts, of course. Brooklyn’s own Greenwood Rhythm Coalition comes in last, dropping the piano and horns and running the synth parts hard for a shimmering analog Psych-cum-Cumbia infected joint that rounds things off perfectly with the female vocals on the chorus. Also included is the instrumental for your DJing pleasure. Grab a copy of the 12" or digital from our shop - Digital can also be purchased at iTunes, Junodownload, Amazon, Beatport etc. Vinyl at Juno, Crosstalk, HHV, Jetset, etc..Interested in keeping up to date with Bastard Jazz? Once or twice a month, we send out a newsletter with DJ dates, artist news, upcoming releases and bootlegs (which you won't find on the website), and more. Sign up!
Captain Planet returns to Bastard Jazz after last fall’s debut album Cookin Gumbo with a treasure trove of remixes both by and for the slicing + dicing chef of global dancefloor delights! This brand new 12" and digi-EP features scorching remixes of Los Chicharrons (Tummy Touch) and Chip Wickham (Lovemonk) by the Captain himself, as well as the Captain's own boogie take on "Get You Some", a remix of "Samba Radiante" by BBE / Music of Substance artist Chris Read, and another remix of "Get You Some" by our contest winner Aphrololo. Digital bonus cuts include our two contest runners up, Lil' Dave and PDF, as well as a burning dancehall remix from Bastard Jazz's own Erik The Red. Read more and preview here, grab the vinyl and digital in our shop, or fine shops and digital retailers worldwide!