Rainbow Arabia / Kabukimono
| Album: | Kabukimono | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Rainbow Arabia | Added: | Nov 2009 | |
| Label: | Manimal Vinyl | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2009-11-15 | Pull Date: | 2010-01-17 |
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| Week Ending: | Jan 3 | Dec 27 | Dec 20 | Dec 13 | Dec 6 | Nov 29 | Nov 22 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | May 30, 2016: | Narnia
Haunted Hall |
4. | Jan 23, 2010: | New World Disorder
Harlem Sunrise, Let Them Dance (Brenmar Remix) |
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| 2. | Mar 02, 2013: | Music Casserole
Holiday In Congo |
5. | Jan 02, 2010: | New World Disorder
Holiday In Congo, Let Them Dance (Brenmar Remix) |
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| 3. | Jul 16, 2011: | New World Disorder
Let Them Dance (Brenmar Remix) |
6. | Dec 27, 2009: | New World Disorder
Harlem Sunrise |
Album Review
Sadie O.
Reviewed 2009-11-04
Reviewed 2009-11-04
Rainbow Arabia – Kabukimono
Reviewed by Sadie O., 11/4/09
Electro-acoustic with funky internationally-influenced beats and sweet female vocals. It’s a couple from LA, and clearly she sings, but frustratingly, I really can’t find out much more than that. They play with a punk acts and “world” acts, and would fit well in with the more aggressive Dub Mission artists. Don’t know if that helps nail them down, stylistically…
No FCCs detected – fairly unintelligible lyrics. It’s all super groovy.
1. 3:58 ***beating of those native drums! And fuzz. Midtempo swingy groove with echo-laden vocals.
2. 2:51 ***even swingier, rather downbeat and downtempo groove, almost belly-danceable. A bit of MIA in the vocals, a bit of the deepest jungle in the ambience. Some dub, too.
3. 3:30 **jungle club groove, with vocals floating over.
4. 3:34 ***nice deep slinky beat with lots of hand percussion, even a bit of “steel drum”.
5. 3:33 ***rather low-key club dub with lots of fun added elements.
6. 4:35 **uptempo syncopated percussion and dubbed up vocals. In-your-face vroomy electronics.
7. 3:37 ****goofy jungle beat with almost Arabian-sounding elements and almost toy piano elements, and Slits-style vocals.
Reviewed by Sadie O., 11/4/09
Electro-acoustic with funky internationally-influenced beats and sweet female vocals. It’s a couple from LA, and clearly she sings, but frustratingly, I really can’t find out much more than that. They play with a punk acts and “world” acts, and would fit well in with the more aggressive Dub Mission artists. Don’t know if that helps nail them down, stylistically…
No FCCs detected – fairly unintelligible lyrics. It’s all super groovy.
1. 3:58 ***beating of those native drums! And fuzz. Midtempo swingy groove with echo-laden vocals.
2. 2:51 ***even swingier, rather downbeat and downtempo groove, almost belly-danceable. A bit of MIA in the vocals, a bit of the deepest jungle in the ambience. Some dub, too.
3. 3:30 **jungle club groove, with vocals floating over.
4. 3:34 ***nice deep slinky beat with lots of hand percussion, even a bit of “steel drum”.
5. 3:33 ***rather low-key club dub with lots of fun added elements.
6. 4:35 **uptempo syncopated percussion and dubbed up vocals. In-your-face vroomy electronics.
7. 3:37 ****goofy jungle beat with almost Arabian-sounding elements and almost toy piano elements, and Slits-style vocals.
Track Listing
| 1. | Holiday In Congo | 4. | Harlem Sunrise | |||
| 2. | Haunted Hall | 5. | In Know I See I Love I Go | |||
| 3. | Kabukimono | 6. | Omar K (Ghosts On Tape Remix) | |||
| 7. | Let Them Dance (Brenmar Remix) | |||||