| What can you tell us about the music on albums two and three? So, the other two parts were only released on cassette and on a limited number of copies | But I can definitely recommend these bands to you: — unique sound and very solid live reputation |
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| Lifelong fans of Tropical and Oriental music, Belgian DJ collective and record label Radio Martiko have made their name playing the widest range of vintage dance music imaginable, taking their unique sound beyond the clubs of Ghent, to places far flung as the communities that created the music they love | They always deliver work beyond expectations |
How did Radio Martiko begin, what brought you together and what were the early goals for the project? Part 3 is an instrumental album, which has more funk influences.
26| — Jazz, Ethio, dub fusion | What are the biggest challenges you face in re-issuing rare material from around the world? Show personalized content, depending on your settings• The first LP was a commercial letdown for Disques Gam |
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| Part 2 has two instrumental tracks and four tracks sung by Naima Samih | Personalized content and ads can be based on those things and your activity like Google searches and videos you watch on YouTube |
The only friend of ours who owned a copy was Edo Bouman form Bombay Connection and Vintage Voudou.
7| One can only wonder what music Abdou El Omari was hearing at the time and how it influenced his craft | Unfortunately, we never owned an original copy |
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| These were the only existing test pressings of these three records | Unfortunately, the place was closed this summer |
We decided to do the Abdou El Omari trilogy and our distributor NEWS will work on a Golden Hands reissue.
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