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Onra & Quetzal - Present Tribute (2006)




Press Release:

Paris beatmaker Onra teams up with Quetzal to create an album dedicated to the music of Soul. A beautiful work that contains 35 tracks, most of them not even reaching 2 minutes. This one never gets dull and is always a pleasure to listen to. More from Onra to come in the future.

My Thoughts:
On point, on production here

Artist: Onra & Quetzal
Album: Present Tribute
Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/release/1165465
Label: Bo Bun Record
Released: 2006-10-30
Style: Downtempo/Soul/Hip-Hop

Tracklist:
1 Onra - Settle Back (Intro)
2 Quetzal - Ready
3 Onra - In My Place
4 Quetzal - On A Sunny Day
5 Onra - Far From Here
6 Quetzal - Dans Mon Bus
7 Onra - Gotta Have It
8 Quetzal - About You (Interlude)
9 Onra - You Don't Have To Go
10 Quetzal - Kofi
11 Onra - Let Me Know
12 Quetzal - Misunderstood
13 Onra - Ya Fohi (Interlude)
14 Quetzal - Arts & Policy
15 Onra - Music Machine
16 Quetzal - Por La Calle (Interlude)
17 Onra - Brenton's Revenge
18 Quetzal - Feelin' Blue
19 Onra & Quetzal - 47,6%
20 Onra - Stop ( Walk On By)
21 Quetzal - Dirty Roots ( Interlude)
22 Onra - Wait
23 Quetzal - Come Back I Don't Love You
24 Onra - This Is How I Feel Right Now
25 Quetzal - Allright
26 Onra - What's That ?!? (Interlude)
27 Quetzal - Caramel Dream
28 Onra - Trace (Interlude)
29 Quetzal - Give Something
30 Onra - Don't
31 Quetzal - Tranqu'Ile (Herbe & Fruits)
32 Onra - C'est Pour Toi
33 Quetzal - Viva La Tristeza
34 Onra - Sorry
35 Quetzal - Managua's Brother (Outro)

Track(s) Below:

Onra - Chinoiseries (2007)




Words directly from the artist:
I started this project in August 2006, when I got back from a trip to Viet Nam, the land of my grandparents. As a vinyl junky, I really couldn't come back to France without bringing back some wax. After hours spent riding on a motorbike in Saigon streets, a taxi finally helped me find some old Asian records. I was feeling like an explorer discovering a forgotten treasure. I bought almost 30 vinyls, most of them in poor condition, went back to the crib, and started making beats with some material that I wasn't used to.

My thoughts:
Great production here, straight with a Vietnam theme! Gotta love that PHO!

Tracklist:
01. Introduction
02. The Anthem
03. Chop Your Hands
04. Relax In Mui Ne
05. Naughty Hottie (Interlude)
06. Eat Dog
07. Last Tango In Saigon
08. Apocalypse Now
09. I Wanna Go Back
10. Full Back Pack
11. War
12. Lesson With The Master
13. Dark Sea
14. Phuoc Dat (Interlude)
15. Boudless Boundaries
16. What Up Duyet
17. Welcome To V.N.
18. Here Come The Flutes
19. The Vallee Of Love
20. Smoking Buddha
21. Clap Clap
22. Bounce (Interlude)
23. Live From Hue
24. Where's My Longan
25. Take A Ride
26. Raw
27. The Ritual
28. Cymbal Oelek
29. Third Sword (Interlude)
30. One Day
31. They Got Breaks Too
32. Hope

Track(s) below:

Byron and Onra - THe Big Payback (2007)




Press Release:
The Big Payback is a collaboration between Onra and pianist Byron The Aquarius who's from Alabama. Byron played Fender Rhodes and synths whilst Onra Programmed the beats. They met on Myspace and started working together literally overnight, and made 30 + tracks in just a few months.

The Big Payback: Track List:

1. It's You
2. Dance With Me
3. The Return
4. Sleeping Pills, ft. Peter Hadar
5. Word Up
6. Blue Berry Weed, ft. Isis
7. Mr. Suave
8. Love ft. Neco Redd
9. Carribean Vibes, ft. Julien Marc
10. Blush, ft. Isis
11. Cosmic Take Off
12. Words From The Wise
13. The World, ft. Dal-Gren

Track(s) below:
Byron and Onra - The World
Byron and Onra - Carribean Vibes
Byron and Onra - Word Up

Word of Advice

We don't upload any of the links in this blog because, their are too many floating around anyway, and it's a waste of time. Some do it for points, while some do it for money. Well we don't do it that way here, as long as we can share and let you know what's cracking with those albums we're happy. These guys don't get a lot of exposure, and for damn sure some of them will never graze the mainstream air wave. By the way not sure if anyone actually read this stuff, but if you made it this far, The Beat Dangler thanks you.

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