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Madlib
Medicine Show Vol. 3 - Beat Konducta In Africa

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USA 2xLP

Label: Madlib Invazion

Release Year: 2010

Style: Hip-Hop & R'n'B

Tracks

1 - Motherland
2 - The Frontline (Liberation)
3 - Raw Introduction To Afreaka
4 - Africa Voodoo Queen (Drama)
5 - Jungle Soundz (Part One)
6 - The Struggle To United (One Africa)
7 - Mandingoswing
8 - E Ndless Cold (lovelost)
9 - Chant 2
10 - Afrosound Panorama
11 - Hunting Theme
12 - Yafeu
13 - Afritonic Pt.1
14 - Afritonic Pt.2
15 - Tradition
16 - Spearthrow For Oh No
17 - Teargas And Bullets For Freedom
18 - Heritage Sip
19 - Land Of The Drum
20 - Red, Black And Green Showcase
21 - Blackfire
22 - Obataive
23 - Warrior´s Theme
24 - Mtima
25 - African Map Watch
26 - Street Hustler
27 - Kanika
28 - Chant 3
29 - The Show (Inner View)
30 - Brothers And Sisters
31 - Freedom Play
32 - African Bounce
33 - Umi (Life)
34 - Natural Sound Waves
35 - Jungle Soundz (Part Two)
36 - Mighty Force
37 - Unika (Outro)

Madlib Medicine Show No. 3: Beat Konducta in Africa will be released March 23 as the third installment of the producer's one-release-a-month music series for 2010. Beat Konducta in Africa will be released on CD and double LP, with the first limited editions of the double LP packaged in individually screen printed sleeves and a bonus 45.

Beat Konducta in Africa is a 37-track instrumental hip-hop album produced & mixed with Madlib, featuring J. Rocc. This album bases itself on the obscure vinyl gems from the afro-beat, funk, psych-rock, garage-rock & soul movements of African countries as diverse as Zambia, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, Botswana and Ivory Coast.

Madlib's Beat Konducta instrumental series - created from Madlib's raw beat tapes - began in 2006 with Movie Scenes, an imaginary movie & TV soundtrack with the feel of Blaxpoitation soul, afro-psychedelia and moody progressive rock. Beat Konducta in India (Vol. 3-4) and A Tribute to J Dilla (Vol. 5-6) followed in 2007 and 2009. Pieces of these albums have been reworked by artists such as Talib Kweli and Mos Def, who used Beat Konducta in India on his 2009 album Ecstatic.

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