Star Wax, the famous French magazine, invites Diggers Factory for its 3rd compilation on vinyl. And what a compilation!
We are proud to offer you exclusive tracks and quality music with this funk/hip hop/oriental compilation. The master will be done for the vinyl production. The second track will be remixed by the winner of the Star Wax X Diggers Factory contest. 
More information here: http://starwaxmag.com/starwax-x-diggersfactory-remix-contest

Now let's talk a little bit about the artists:

ø Chayeb Chbab

He is originally an Algerian MC from Alger known as Diaz, founding member of MBS, author of 5 albums including the classic Le micro brise le silence, released on Universal in 1999. 

ø Geraldo Pino

Geraldo Pino, who unfortunately died in 2008, was the only artist who scared Fela Kuti by his fame and style. Idolized in Africa during the 60’s and 70’s, he has been inspired by the founding father of funk, James Brown. This track is extract from the original vinyl Boogie Fever which can be sold up to 5000€!

ø Last Bongo In Paris

It's a Parisian duo composed by Cléon, former graffiti artist, DJ Battle expert and hip-hop dancer, and Jazzy Pidjay, beatmaker and long-time sound engineer. They are soul-funk and Brazilian music lovers.

ø Doc Strange / The Doom Brotherz

He is an English beatmaker. Influenced by Stones Throw, Mellow Music group, he picks his samples in the 60‘s/70’s soul and jazz. The winner of the contest, L. Boy Jr. has his remix pressed on vinyl. Still an exclusive title.

ø Janko Nilovic

Born in Istanbul in 1941, Janko Nilovic is a composer for more than fifty years. He was noticed for his «illustrative» tracks in movies and documentaries. Sampled by Dre, Jay-Z, to name but a few, Janko is a key French musician.

ø 47Soul

Natives of Jaffa, Ramallah, Amman and Washington, those four friends invented a genre named «Shamstep». Through conscious lyrics and various languages, 47Soul conveys a peace and freedom message using guitars, analogic synth and revolted beats. 

ø Quiet Dawn

Signed by the brilliant label First Word Records, Quiet Dawn was spotted during a Boiler Room in London. He combines perfectly different genres, from Hip-Hop, to Deep House and Nu Jazz, as a beatmaking chemist. This Garonne remix, in an exclusive short version, comes from his remix album The First Day Remixed.

ø Sa’Bat Machine & Tam Ly

Sa’Bat Machine is a French self-taught producer who is especially signed on Kiosk Records, Six Degrees Records or Hadra Records. His music is a fusion of jazz, early dubstep and bass music, influenced by his Reunion origins. 

ø Ahmed Malek

Said to be the Algerian Ennio Morricone, Ahmed Malek was part of the making of numerous cinema soundtracks. Born in 1931, he died in 2008. He had a strong interest in new technologies in music, creating the bond between traditional Algerian music and modern sonorities. This is an exclusive title, with Habibi Funk’s kind authorization.


Star Wax X Diggers Factory

// French Version //

Des chansons de Serge Gainsbourg, l’auteur compositeur interprète majeur de la chanson française du XXème siècle, captées par et pour la radio sont reproduites ici sur vinyle. Du fameux Club d’Essai en 1958 aux Discoparades (1961 et 1962), Gainsbourg a toujours su trouver un mot pour annoncer ses chansons. On l’entend également interpréter une valse de Chopin au piano ou répondre avec beaucoup de timidité aux questions de Juliette Gréco qui l’avait repéré en 1959. Certaines de ses chansons sont déjà délicieusement coquines ou à double sens et pour la plupart, il s’accompagne au piano.

// English Version //

Songs from Serge Gainsbourg, the most iconic french singer-songwriter-composer of the twentieth century, recorded for and by the radio, now edited for the first time on vinyl records. From the well-known Club d’Essai of 1958 to the Discoparade shows of 1961 and 1962, Gainsbourg always found the right words to introduce his songs.
We can also hear him performing a waltz from Chopin on piano or shyly answering to Juliette Gréco’s questions, who had discovered him in 1959. Some of his songs were at that time already slightly naughty or equivocal.

Paxjihel

Various Artists

Serge Gainsbourg