Tuesday, 15 July 2014

Tiempo Libre in London!

 
If you thought summer couldn’t get any better, think again. Three-time Grammy-nominated, Miami-based, timba machine Tiempo Libre will make their long-awaited London debut on Thursday 17th July at the Jazz Café (doors open from 7pm).

This is a perfect occasion to catch a live performance from a band that is always willing to experiment with new sounds. The evidence is there in the album Bach in Havana, a bold and successful effort to re-arrange pieces by the famous German composer with a Latin twist. Where others are afraid to tread, Tiempo Libre ventures with panache and brio.

Those attending the concert on Thursday 17th July are in for a treat as this high-voltage salsa machine will be playing songs from their albums Arroz Con Mango (literally, “Mango and Rice”), My Secret Radio,  Lo Que Esperabas  (“What You Were Waiting For”), Timbiando and the aforementioned Bach in Havana.

Although classically trained the musicians that make up this septet were all influenced in their younger years by the funk, jazz and rock played on American radio stations and which they could only access through aerials made out of clothes hangers.

In its thirteen-year-long existence, Tiempo Libre has championed the best of Afro-Cuban culture, developing along the way its own unique sound. The Jazz Café concert will be further proof of this.

Thursday, July 17 at 7:30 pm (doors open at 7pm)
Jazz Café,5 Parkway London, NW1 7PG
Tickets are £15 and may be purchased at serious.org.uk/tiempolibre or by calling 0844 847 2514.
 

Sunday, 13 July 2014

The Afro-Latin Lounge



MADRE RUMBA, El nuevo conceptoSaturday 26th July
from 9:00pm




The new VIP Latin party in the heart of the city, taking Latin culture to new levels.
After the huge success of last April, we're delighted to bring you another edition of this great party. This time MADRE RUMBA returns bigger at an amazing venue, with a large capacity, various rooms, a late finish and centrally located in the heart of the City.

5 ARENAS TO PARTY & ENJOY THE LATIN WAY!
PLEASE NOTE:
  • STRICTLY OVER 18.
  • STRICTLY NO ID NO ENTRY (valid national ID, Passport or UK Drivng Licence).
  • Birthdays, Group Bookngs, VIP tables available.
  • Please contact: 07805 326 197 (Erick) / 07861 537 202 (Leon).
  • Dress Code: Smart/casual - No caps, no hoods, no sports wear allowed.
  • The management reserves the right of admission.


TOMBORANGA 2014 UK Tour Saturday 11th October


Salsateca & Ola Latina Presents:


Tomboranga in concert!!!

Europe's Nº 1 "Salsa Dura" Band!
Saturday 11th October 2014


More info Coming soon


REGULAR NIGHTS


TUESDAY
at Amber Bar
CLASSES: Bachata, Cuban Salsa. All levels!
TIME: 7.00pm - 9:00pm.


PRICE:
Bachata class: £8.00.
Salsa class: £8.00.
Both classes: £12.00.
FREE Social dance after the class.


More info >>


WEDNESDAY
at Amber Bar
CLASSES: Sensual Bachata, Crossbody Salsa. All levels!
TIME: 7.00pm - 9:00pm.


PRICE:
Bachata class: £8.00.
Salsa class: £8.00.
Both classes: £12.00.
Club: £3


More info >>

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Brand new carnival comes to London

Come join Mandinga Arts at the Great British Carnival at Queen Elizabeth Park this month!

WHAT: Great British Carnival - a free event for the family
WHO: Mandinga, plus local and international carnival artistes, costumed characters, giant creatures, performers, dancers, DJs and musicians.
WHERE: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Hackney, London, E20 2ST
WHEN: Sunday 27 July, 12noon to 9.30pm, with the Carnival of the Animals finale performance at 8.30pm
HOW MUCH: FREE!

Mandinga Arts are bringing our creatures and costumes to the Carnival of the Animals in London's Queen Elizabeth Park, where you can come and join in the parade of colour and light in July. We will be joined by other carnival artistes and characters, performers, dancers, DJs and musicians.
Great British Carnival will be a breath-taking event of dance, infectious music, performance and costume, presenting the world premiere of The Carnival of the Animals: a magical twilight crescendo of costumed performers, 300 dancers, giant carnivalesque creatures and extraordinary illumination.


The Carnival is free and opens at 12pm, with the finale beginning at 8.30pm. The day ends at 9.30pm.

You'll enjoy:

The Carnival of the Animals finale - a magical and memorable climax featuring Mandinga Arts, Shademakers, Rhythms of the City, Mahogany, 300 dancers, members of carnival communities from Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest, musicians and carnivalesque creatures illuminated by pyrotechnic performers from Britain's oldest carnival in Bridgwater.

Pop-Up Parades - impromptu parading throughout thePark throughout the day, led by Great British Carnival artists, where you can get involved. Join Mandinga Arts, Dhol ACademy, Maracatudo Mafua, Mahogany, Kinetika Bloco, Orchestra Bombo, Paraiso School of Samba.

Heart of Carnival Village at Mandeville Place - mask-making, costume-making, face painting, Rickshaw Samba Squad, Carnival jam, work shops in float decoration, juggling, capoeira, samba, salsa, improvisation, soca.

The Great British Carnival Truck stage - Wayne Rollins and Mama Tokus (MC), with music from Old Orleans, Croydon Steel, Minibloco & Alexander D Great, Orchestra Bombo, Stage Door, London School of Samba, Maracatudo Mafua, Monobloco's Fabio Allman & Rhythms of the City.

The Ship of Fools stage - CarnivalXtra with Hanna Mehmet, Shemzy, James deCosta, Miss Sha, Boy Nash, King Kash, Ayshamar, Ak Rekz, Infecta, Jolade, Lyrically Challenged, C Cane, Izara B, Damien Ike, Minibloco & Mystro, Mila Falls, Cielo.

Micro-sound systems of World, Latin and African music

Orbit Green - Spirit of Carnival Sound Collective with Solution Sound, Glady Wax, Penny Reel, Jah Observer, Conscious Sounds

Spoken Word Theatre Room in association with Bingly Bongly, Gypsy Stars, Ellen Blane, Sylvia Mwenze, Mystro (solo set), Alexander D Great (solo set), Charl King.

Music Room in association with Movimientos, featuring Croydon Steel, Simeon Turtle, Sister Sidney and Modulation.

Carpenter's Lock in association with Access to Music, Focus Organisation & Worm Food, featuring Sam Way Paraiso, Five-O Band and The Melodians

(PROGRAMME SUBJECT TO CHANGE)


In the run-up to the event, communities in Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest can participate in free music, dance and mask making workshops, learning routines with a view to joining in the pop-up parades on the big day.

To find out more, connect with Great British here:

www.GreatBritishCarnival.co.uk

www.facebook.com/GreatBritishCarnival

www.twitter.com/GBCarnival

This event is delivered by Artaha Productions with the London Legacy Development Corporation and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The Carnival of the Animals finale is being funded by Arts Council England.





Don’t forget to keep up to date with all Mandinga goings-on via our Facebook,Twitter, and Vimeo pages.
Photo Credits:
All other images - Great British Carnival.
Mandinga Arts Ltd.
97 Atkins Road
London
SW12 0AL
0208 674 6560


Sunday, 6 July 2014

The Afro-Latin Lounge



Dancing through the Breath

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Over 5 weeks breath, music and text are the stimuli to arouse expressive use of the spine leading to articulation of the internal self.

Greta Mendez inspires a physical conversation with the body's own anatomy, where breath is the impulse for movement and the heartbeat is the drum.

Day: Thursday 14 August - Thursday 11 September

Time: 7pm - 9pm

Cost:-
Advanced booking: £65 full / £55 cons* plus booking fee
Drop in: £15 full / £13 cons*

Venue: Moonshot Centre
Fordham Park
Angus Street
London SE14 6LU


For more information:
Email pproductionsinfo@gmail.com; or
Call 07730 469713 / 07800 959664

*Concessions are available to students, the unwaged and senior citizens. Proof of status is required.




Copyright © 2014 P Productions All rights reserved.


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It's taken a while, but the record industry seems to be on the up, after years of challenges thrown up by illegal downloading etc. Not only do we now have an Official Streaming Chart, this month, the Official Singles Charts will start incorporating streaming data in its rankings. Sales of digital music have also been heading north for quite some time.
So now is an opportune time for the ‘How The Recording Industry Will Cope & Prosper’ seminar, which takes place at the office of industry body BPI (British Phonographic Industry) on Monday July 7, 6.30pm. The free seminar aims to highlight strategies label owners and would-be label owners need to survive in these ever-changing times.
The panel includes Ian Moss (Director of Public Affairs. BPI), Michael Fuller (Head of Legal and Business Affairs. AIM: Association Of Independent Music); Neil 'Mad Professor' Fraser (Producer, engineer, remixer and owner of Ariwa Sounds), and Kwaku (BBM/BMC founder; chair).
Please note that access to the event is from 5.45pm, and there will be no admission after 6.45pm! For more info and to book, click here.
Also please go to journeyplanner to check your travel, as the Tour De France will be coming to central London on Monday July 7, and could distrupt your travel. Click here.
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Our BBMM2014 Radio Special takes place Mondays, 2-5pm until July 28. As the file of last Monday's show seems dodgy, in case we can't produce a podcast, here is reminder that our special guest on the show, singer, composer and musician Juwon Ogungbe will be performing 'Progress Ceremony' on Wednesday July 9, 7.30pm at The Forge in Camden.Click here. And we're offering a copy of his 'Life Force Music' as a consolation prize in a competition. Click here.
The latest edition of the superb and ever-timely Sandy Brown What's New monthly jazz online magazine is out. Click here.
After showing the a first draft last Saturday of 'Britain's Contribution To Reggae Part 1', we're thinking of sub-titling it 'The Other Lovers Rock Story'. Anyway, The African Channel will air Menelik Shabazz's superb 'The Story Of Lover’s Rock' this Sunday July 6, 9pm. Click here.
‘Music Biz Empowerment Half-Day Courses’ take place at the offices of Voluntary Action Westminster (VAW) on Thursday July 17 and 24. Click here.
A ‘City Showcase Session’ offering a free songwriting clinic takes place Tuesday July 22, 7pm at the Apple Store on Regents Street. Click here.
Royalty collection organisation PPL (Phonographic Performance Ltd) offers ‘An Introduction To PPL In Association With British Black Music Month (BBMM)’ at its office on Thursday July 22, 6.30pm. Click here.
Current BBMM2014 Competitions cover places for the VIP Record Fairs across England, and the inaugural Leicester Music Festival on July 25-26.
For more details or to book BBMM2014 events: www.BBM.eventbrite.com
Kwaku
BritishBlackMusic.com/Black Music Congress
www.BBM.eventbrite.com

British Black Music Month continues until July 28 2014: www.BBM.eventbrite.com

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