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Januar Kristianto

The lead singer for Jakarta hardcore outfit, Raincoat, and drummer for Vague and Jirapah, Januar Kristianto's love for music is well known in many circles. It's no secret that he is a fan of rhythms that will make you bounce, and in this mix he does just that. Get ready to nod your head to this episode of Selected. Bump it in your car with the bass way high! 01. Antwon - Dark Denim 02. Zomby -Daft Punk Rave 03. Spaceghostpurrp - Osiris of the East 04. Amber London - Lxx MF Kxxy 1997 05. Gucci Mane - My Chain (Froskees Remix) 06. Rl Grim - T.O.A. 07. A$AP Mob - Coke and White Bitches 08. Danny Brown - Monopoly 09. Grimes - Oblivion (Dials Trap Edit) 10. R Kelly - Bump and Grind (DJ Screw Remix) 11. Inc. - Trust (Hell Below) 12. Groundislava - Weekend in the Tropics 13. TLC - Diggin' on You

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Limousine

As Limousine gets ready for their Salihara performance on May 21st, 2013, keyboardist Frederic Soulard share with us a 15 song mix, giving you a taste of some of the music this French 'pop jazz electronic' group listen's to. The group, which includes Laurent Bardainne (keyboard and saxophone), David Aknin (drums), Maxime Delpierre (guitar), dan Frédéric Soulard made their recording debut with their 2005 self titled album, gaining a following while continually refining their sound. The group's music was featured in filmmaker Broadcast Clubs feature, Lila (2009), which garnered international praises and received prestigious awards from Clermont-Ferrand Festival, and Italy's Pontenure Film Festival. The group set to perform their brand of music at Salihara's rooftop on the 21st of May. Whiteboard Journal will be there to enjoy the festivities, and we hope to see you there too! photo originally by: JC Polien email: 01. Tim Toum - Les Visiteur du Soir 02. Kloudlam - Eagles of Africa 03. Pivot - Fool in Rain 04. The Big Bamboo 05. Franco - Pasi Ya Boloko 06. Jeremy Jay - Slow Dance 07. Michael Kiwanuka - Tell Me a Tale 08. Patrick Coutin - J'aime Regarder Les Filles 09. Robert Gorl - Mit dir (Extended) 10. John Forde - Stardance 11. Alba Only Music Survives (The B Side) 12. Klein and M.B.O. - Dirty Talk 13. Abe Duque feat. Blake Baxter - What Happened 14. Discodeine - Grace 15. Stevie Wonder - SUperstition (Todd Terje Edit)

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Lion Rock

One half of Asia Afrika Soundsystem, Lion Rock gives us a mix that he describes as the result of diggin in the strangest of places while enjoying hallucinogenic substances. The music he chose shows off an eclectic and varied taste, with it earning its name "Weirdboard Journal". Enjoy! 01. Os Mutantes - Panis et Circences 02. The Beatles - Come Together 03. Ngozi Family - Nizaka Panga Ngozi 04. Sitompul Sister - Marilah Kemari 05. Teungjai Bunpraruksa - Ngun Pad Baht 06. Kalyandji & Anandji feat Hemlata - The Bombay Connections OST 07. Selda - Yaz Gazeteci Yaz 08. Dangdut Kliringan - Ula Elo 09. Juaneco Y u Sombo - Linda Nena 10. Nelci Sedibe - Holotelani 11. Madman Jaga - Hankuri 12. Bongos Ikuwe & The Groovies - Otachikpopo 13. Jawaika - Genjer Genjer 14 Scientist - Mummy's Shroud 15 Ladysmith Black Mambazo - Nansi Imali

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jan k

With the possible exception of Jamaica, few countries can claim to have such a strong and instantly recognizable musical identity like Brazil. Whether samba, bossanova or tropicalia, the sound of Brazil has been appropriated by countless of artists all over the world, making it an integral part of the modern sonic vocabulary. This is a mixtape about the energy, passion and idiosyncrasy of brazilian music. This is W Music's Mixtape Tropical Brasileira. 01. Dorival Caymmi - Berimbau 02. MPB-4 - Beco De Mota 03. Elis Regina - Corrida De Jangada 04. Lennie Dale & the Sambalanco Trio - Sambar de Mudar 05. Os Cobras - Chão 06. Interlude 07. Os Mutantes - Panis et Circenses 08. Gal Costa - Sebastiana 09. Edu Lobo - Aguaverde 10. Deodato - Adam's Hotel 11. Azymuth - Seems Like This 12. Airto Moreira - Tombo in 7/4 13. Sergio Mendes & Bossa Rio - Nôa... Nôa... 14. Tom Jobim & Elis Regina - Aguas de Março

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Ken Jenie

Our loudest episode of Selected yet, Whiteboard Journal Editor and Jirapah vocalist created this mix consisting of hardcore music. Hardcore is admittedly one of the most important music in Ken\'s childhood and the reason why he started playing music in the first place. The selection showcases bands that were essential in his formative years. 01. Intro 02. Youth of Today - Together 03. Minor Threat - Filler 04. 7 Seconds - Young til\' I Die 05. Shelter - Enough 06. Bold - Wise Up 07. Bad Brains - Banned in D.C. 08. Cro Mags - We Gotta Know 09. Inside Out - No Spiritual Surrender 10. Indecision - Dream Come True 11. 5th Faction - Touched by the Devil 12. Bane - In Pieces 13. Converge - Shallow Breathing/I Abstain 14. In My Eyes - The Way it Was Left 15. Shutdown - The casino francais en ligne Judged 16. Candiria - Temple of Sickness 17. E-Town Concrete - No Thanx 18. Madball - Set it Off 19. VOD - Element 20. All Out War - Soaked in Torment 21. Buried Alive - Watching You Die 22. Sick of It All - Pete\'s Sake 23. Youth of Today - Break Down the Walls 24. Gorilla Biscuits - Biscuit Power 25. H2O - 5 Yr. Plan 26. Warzone - Don\'t Forget the Struggle, Don\'t Forget the Streets 27. Outro

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Aardvark

As a small teaser to what people can expect from his eagerly-awaited guest spot at W_Music’s Cliff Notes later on in the month, Aardvarck did his famed chopping and slicing routine to create this eclectic masterpiece: an exclusive ‘Hello Jakarta’ mix involving many exciting things that defines his spinning style. While the mix is too varied to detail all the different genres involved, you can expect a bit of jazz, quite a lot of hip-hop, a few soul skits, some club bangers, a pinch of reggae, a healthy injection of dubstep & jungle as well as a steady flow of funk. In South Africa, the Aardvark, sometimes called “antbear”, “anteater”, “Cape anteater” “earth hog” or “earth pig”, is a medium-sized, burrowing, nocturnal animal that feeds almost exclusively on ants and termites. Yet in Bali, despite living in his own funky lair, Aardvarck the DJ is one of Holland’s best-known and experienced underground spinners/producers. Having released records on numerous collectives and labels, namely Rush Hour Recordings, Delsin, Eat Concrete and faux-Brazilian LA-Based collective Mochilla, he has also released a host of mixtapes for celebrated publications such as FACT Magazine and Little White Earbuds. Aarvarck’s avant-garde career of hip hop, disco, funk, jazz & new wave goes back more than 25 years and can also count Thom Yorke of Radiohead as a fan!

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Asia Afrika Soundsystem

Asia-Afrika brings their latest collaboration mixtape with Whiteboard Journal. Titled W Dub, the mix consists of classic and heavy dub tracks from legendary artists such as King Tubby, Lee Perry, Aggrovator, Dennis Brown, etc. The mix begins with spacey and planetary vibes from the vulcan, a side project of keyboardist Ken Elliot who was in the prog-rock band Second Hand. Then there is Money, a track from Easy Star All-Star band. The tunes open with the sound of bong hits and coughing, then grooves to slow and dubby reggae beats. Afterwards there’s Jungle Lion, Lee Perry’s infamous track, combining Al-Green’s famous guitar riddim with a unique blend of murky rhythm tracks, heavy bass, thunderous drum and distant-sounding horns. The mixtape continues with several dubs tracks from King Tubby, Don Corleone, Aggrovator, reaching its end with slower tempo of Lover Rock style from Dennis Brown with the reggae version of Black Magic Woman before finally ending with Red Red Wine’s original version by Tony Tribe. All these tracks are compiled and mixed by Lion Rock and added with deejaying (toasting/mc) from Ras Muhamad, bringing the dub reggae style version into the next level. Asia-Afrika sound choose to collaborate with Whiteboard Journal to expand the musicality and the culture to wider audiences, Asia-Afrika Soundsystem believe that Reggae is for everyone, each person should enjoy and learn the culture. 01. The Vulcan – Star Trek 02. Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetter – Zion Blood 03. Easy Star All-Star – Money 04. Don Corleone – Wrong Side in Dub 05. Alborosie – Dub inna Baltimore 06. Gregory Isaccs – Night Nurse Dub 07. Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetter – Jungle Lion 08. Tapper Zukie – Dub MPLA 09. King Tubby – Inna fine style 10. King Tubby – Conversation Dub 11. Lee “Scratch” Perry & The Upsetter – Enter The Dragon 12. Lee “Scratch” Perry – Sensimilia Dub 13. The Aggrovator – Move out of Babylon 14. Dennis Brown – Black Magic Woman 15. Lee Perry & The Silverstones – Finger Mash 16. Tony Tribe – Red Red Wine

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Ken Jenie (Jirapah)

I’ve always been fascinated with rhythm and it’s ability to create the illusion of motion. Rhythm is the source of the head bop, meditative in its repetition, disorienting you when it scatters, excite or lull you - it is the vehicle that takes you from the beginning to the end of a song. With this idea of rhythm and motion in mind, these are a selection of favorites from recent years that I feel put rhythm and its percussive quality in the spotlight. Enjoy. 01. Psychic Ills – East 02. Black Dice – Motorcycle 03. OOIOO – ATS 04. Islaja – Palaa Aurinkoon 05. Animal Collective – We Tigers 06. Nymph – Reeds of Osirion 07. Growing – Rave Pie Only 08. Dirty Projectors – I Sit on the Ridge at Dusk 09. Olaibi – 太陽 10. Gang Gang Dance – God’s Money V 11. Magik Markers – Brighton

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Ffonz/Chandra Drews

It’s Independence Day month and our own Robin Hood is back! Yes I’m talking about Si Pitung and he returns with appearances in this rap flavoured Independence Day Mixtape. Why Si Pitung I hear you ask? Well because he’s a badass gangsta who fought and died struggling against the tyranny of colonial oppression, and if he were around today he’d probably some tough-as-nails emcee from somewhere in Senen, that’s why. So here are some angry rap tracks, happy rhymes, political rants, trivial hip-hopping as well as some things that aren’t rap at all but funky nonetheless. 01. Pitung Arrives 02. Homicide – Semiotika Rajatega 03. Iwa K – Tikus Got (Live) 04. Pitung Aint Dead 05. Ndeesaster – Those Days 06. Swerte, Young Vaughn & Serenada Iblis – The Recipe 07. Ronin (Intellek & Kenji) – Senapan Lirik 08. Dynomonk (Jedimonk & Danger Dope) – 02. Jangan Coba-Coba & Hallow Doggy 09. Pembalasan Si Pitung 10. Homicide – Puritan 11. Serenada Iblis & .Xceptional of Manifestone - The Illusion of Tolerance 12. Pitung Says F**k You 13. I Wayan Sadra – Bola Telah Lama Menggelinding

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jan k

Ever since the long cold European winter forced him to spend more time indoors, jan learned to keep himself busy by listening to all kinds of music he could get his hands on. This kind of unnatural activity subsequently lead to a number of unhealthy obsession with certain artists, eras or genres for which he has since received the appropriate treatment. Now aiming to awaken the dormant music-lover that resides within every (wo)man. Here is a mixtape consisting of songs that are clearly pop songs, songs that could have been pop songs, songs that should be considered pop songs and songs that are obviously not pop songs. 01. The Radio Dept. – Heaven on Fire 02. Matmos – Public Sex for Boyd Mcdonald 03. Stereolab – Emperor Tomato Ketchup 04. Spoon – My Mathematical Mind 05. Are You Employed Mr. Lebowski? 06. Television – Little Johnny Jewel (Part 1&2) 07. Silver Apples – Oscillations 08. Björk – Venus as a Boy 09. Mulatu Astatke – Asmarina (My Asmara) 10. Minutemen – The Cheerleaders 11. Cee-Lo Green – Talking to Strangers 12. William Shatner – Mr. Tambourine Man 13. Yo La Tengo – If It’s True 14. Guv’ner – Tom Tom

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Aardvark

Whiteboard Journal managed to lure Aardvarck to burrow into his crate of vinyl and ended up with a mix of starts with raw club banging hip hop, honest & straight forward dirty south, cocaine rap, weird R&B, Big Boi himself, and progresses neatly into experimental nu-funk, nu-soul, dub, a little bit of jungle and of course some hardcore dubstep. In South Africa, the Aardvark, sometimes called “antbear”, “anteater”, “Cape anteater” “earth hog” or “earth pig”, is a medium-sized, burrowing, nocturnal animal that feeds almost exclusively on ants and termites. In Amsterdam, despite living in his own funky lair, Aardvarck the DJ, however, is one of Amsterdam’s best-known and experienced spinners/producers. Part of numerous local and international collectives, namely Rednose Distrikt, Viral Radio Amsterdam, Rush Hour and faux-Brazilian collective Mochilla, Aarvarck’s avant-garde career of hip hop, disco, funk, jazz & new wave goes back 25 years. The digger can also count Thom Yorke of Radiohead as a fan!

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Bergas Haryadita

The second time Bergas Haryadita sent Whiteboard Journal a mix, it is this one called "Summer Cuts" which features a mix of uplifting and relaxing tracks. This is what Bergas had to say about the mix: It’s always a pleasure when Max asked me to do a mix and this one is no different and his lovely Icha new born baby Odetta… WELCOME =) And this mix is also for all my friends who just had or is now raising their precious little ones that make them smile and rejoice the joy of being here. I’m feeling the warm and sunny side of the season now, it’s June and winter dressed up and left the building! So check these ‘Summer Cuts’, put on the shades and pop a cold one with the loved ones because summer is definitely here to hang =) -B

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