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Shamal Wind Remixed by Chip Wickham, released 16 November 2018 1. Soho Strut (Max Graef Bongo Mix) 2. Soho Strut (Max Graef Bass Mix) 3. (Soul) Rebel 23 (Reginald Omas Mamode IV Remix) 4. Snake Eyes (Ishmael Ensemble Remix) "Very nice indeed" Bradley Zero (Rhythm Section, NTS) "Badass!!!" Osunlade "The Reginald mix is fire!" Neil Bopperson (Le Mellotron) "Killer" Jamie Odell "Loving both the Max Graef and Reginald Remixes. Monzi Sez What not to love about this album? All of these tracks have something intimate in them! mastakaspa.

Shamal Wind, the celebrated second album by UK flautist and sax player Chip Wickham gets revisited by three producers cooler than the other side of the pillow, hailing from London and Berlin. Max Graef, Reginald Omas Mamode IV, and Ishmael Ensemble get their hands on the tracks of one of the jazz albums of the year and come up with four epic remixes. 2018 has been a busy year for Chip Wickham. Over the years, Chip Wickham has played and collaborated with an impressive string of artists, from Nightmares On Wax and Badly Drawn Boy to Grand Central Records, Roy Ayers, The New Mastersounds and Matthew Halsall.

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Complete your Chip Wickham collection. referencing Shamal Wind, LP, Album, LMNK60LP. This album really is excellent. Loving the vibraphone elements as well! Reply Notify me Helpful. Whilst perusing through the new releases on Phonica and Juno records, I stumbled upon this gem.

Artist: Chip Wickham Album: Shamal Wind Genre: Funk, Soul-Jazz Label: Lovemonk Released: 2018 Quality: FLAC (tracks) Tracklist: Shamal Wind (08:40). Matthew Halsall) (08:27). Rebel No. 23 (06:08).

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Following his critically acclaimed 2017 debut, La Sombra, the record draws on spiritual jazz influences like Yusef Lateef and Sahib Shihab, and rests on Chip’s many-sided experience as a musician, spanning left-field beat experiments to hard-hitting funk heavyweights. After the Latin and flamenco whispers on La Sombra, Shamal Wind adds some Arab-influence percussion to the mix, most notably on the title track. Like the Persian Gulf winds referenced in the album title, which often mark the shift to a new season, this album signals a new chapter for Chip, opening up a newfound energy and inclusiveness in his music, and further expanding on what he achieved in the past year. Shamal Wind is a heavy record, built on strong foundations.