Various
Texas Wild

Nyabinghi meets Indian raga!First released in 1980 on Manchester’s own RockSteady Records. Revenge Of The Mozabites is an essential masterpiece paving the way for future over the border infusion. Deeply informed by cosmic mysticism the album still reverberates with the hidden sounds of earth & soul.From the realm of UK creator and mentor Michael Wadada – the man behind the exotic manoeuvres of Suns Of Arqa. One of the most sought-after World Beat fusion projects, that led the way to a whole new genre in music. Wadada’s aim to increase the vibrations of classical Indian raga with the rhythms of Nyabinghi drumming, epitomized in England by contemporary dub producers.

The 13-track project marks the seventh studio album from Bear under the Toro y Moi moniker. To celebrate the announcement, Toro y Moi shares two singles from the forthcoming record "Postman" b/w "Magazine." Each of the new singles arrives with accompanying visuals. "Postman," directed by Kid. Studio, sees Toro and friends riding around the colorful San Francisco landscape in his Filipino jeepney, seen on the cover of MAHAL. "Magazine," directed by Arlington Lowell, sees Toro and Salami Rose Joe Louis, who supplies vocals on the track, dressed vibrantly in a photo studio spliced with various colorful graphics and playful edits.MAHAL's announcement and singles arrive on the heels of Toro's highly celebrated 2019 album Outer Peace, which Pitchfork described as "one of his best albums in years" along with his Grammy-nominated 2020 collaboration with Flume, "The Difference," which was also featured in a global campaign for Apple's Airpods. Today's releases mark the first from Toro y Moi since signing to Secretly Group label Dead Oceans. Dead Oceans is an independent record label established in 2007 featuring luminaries like Japanese Breakfast, Khruangbin, Phoebe Bridgers, Bright Eyes, Mitski, Slowdive and more.

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