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    • AIAIAI MIX 046

    SELASSIE TBC

    DJ and selector SelassieTBC is the co-founder of London label Pattern Sounds and is one half of Brownswood’s Future Bubblers team, on a mission to unearth and support some of the best up and coming talent through both ventures. You can always expect an eclectic selection with a soulful feel, either from his DJ sets or his NTS Radio show.

    Selassie TBC's own words on the mix:
    "I wanted this mix to be a bit more dance focussed than my radio shows. I usually take a laid back approach on NTS, so took this as an opportunity to express myself in a different way and delve into a couple sounds and pockets that people may not necessarily know me for. Starts familiar, but goes to eventually goes elsewhere - it's all part of my musical taste. Plus end of lockdown is on the horizon (in the UK) so let's turn it up a bit."

    Tracklist:
    DJ Maphorisa & Kabza De Small - Indaba Ka Bani (feat. Kamazu & Mas Musiq)
    DJ Maphorisa & Kabza De Small - Lorch (feat. Semi Tee, Miano & Kammu Dee)
    Jazzidisciples - Sgubu Se Monati
    MOJVKI & DJ Kwamzy - Wena
    Amaarae - Spend Some Time (AfricanJedi Amapiano Remix Ft. Wande Coal)
    Musa Keys - Vula Mlomo (feat. Sir Trill & Nobantu Vilakazi)
    De Mthuda & Njelic - Bade
    Juls & Sango - Angele Ni Fie
    Wayne Snow - The Rhythm
    DJ Rasoul - Break It Down (Original Mix)
    Samrai - Khadi (Original Mix)
    Daniel Maunick - Orbitus
    Sonar’s Ghost - Purest Dope
    Jeigo - Flurella
    Sivey - Nobody Else
    79rs Gang - Culture Vulture

    We created the series to promote and compensate musicians with new weekly mix releases on Soundcloud and Mixcloud - all curated by Benji B.

    In an increasingly uncertain business of being a musician DJ or performing artist we wanted to find a way to contribute to supporting the music and nightlife scene.

    The effort intends to equip artists to advance their creative and performance opportunities on a global stage, as nightclubs and music venues have largely faced ongoing closures and other restrictions internationally as the COVID-19 pandemic persists.