Paris DJs Soundsystem Killas Thrillas and Chillas Foot Stompers & Freaky Soul Vol 1

'Killas, Thrillas and Chillas' is already the 9th compilation coming out on Paris DJs. It's a big step for the label, their first excursion into Soul/Funk territories, and a first volume in the 'Foot Stompers and Freaky Soul' series, while two follow-ups are already in the plans. This compilation is litteraly all over the place, but musically very coherent. With chunks of diabolously funky breakbeats, swirls of addictive cinematic soul, bits of danceflooresque synth-heavy disco-funk, and even hybrids of Afro-latin and library grooves or hip hop rhymes, this is 21st century diffing of the first order, gathering KILLER tunes, THRILLING atmospheres and CHILL-OUT vibes!

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Paris DJs Soundsystem Killas Thrillas and Chillas Foot Stompers & Freaky Soul Vol 1
Paris DJs Soundsystem - Killas, Thrillas & Chillas - Foot Stompers & Freaky Soul Vol.1
(Digital Album) Paris DJs PARISDJS062-D, 2014-09-02



Tracklisting :
01. Brownout - If I Die Tonight *
02. The Putbacks - The Worm
03. Beef Wellington - Moog Rock *
04. The Beta Club - Brassa Nova **
05. Grant Phabao & RacecaR - Return of the Dig-Fu **
06. The Field Trips - Shirley
07. The Downtown Rulers Club - Uneventful **
08. Head Soundz - All Kingdoms Fall *
09. The Jig - Grindbag
10. The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble - Layin' Low
11. The Gene Dudley Group - The Fawcett Negotiation
12. J-Walk - Thinking Back
13. The New Mastersounds - Soul Sista feat. Kim Dawson
14. The Mighty 388's - Hendrick's Theme
15. Shawn Lee - Simon Says *
* unreleased tracks
** taken from exclusive Paris DJs singles

Credits :
Audiovisual concept by Djouls & Ben Hito
A&R : Djouls with the help of Loik Dury
Audio mastering by Grant Phabao
Artwork by Ben Hito

Links :
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Press Release :
'Killas, Thrillas and Chillas' is already the 9th compilation coming out on Paris DJs [it was planned to be the 8th one, but 'Dis Is Reggae Soul' happened since]. It's a big step for the label, their first excursion into Soul/Funk territories, and a first volume in the 'Foot Stompers and Freaky Soul' series, while two follow-ups are already in the plans. Fantastic illustrator Ben Hito designed a new, mysterious , psychedelic artwork with something that looks like a wasp on a cross - or is it? The finished art cover was sent and published as a source of inspiration to Paris DJs' network of artists and websites, asking for tracks, as with the label's previous acclaimed compilations.

The title, 'Killas, Thrillas & Chillas', references the third and final boxing match between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier in 1975 ‪in Manila‬. The frequent rhyming boast made by Ali was that the fight would be ' a killa and a thrilla and a chilla, when I get that gorilla in Manila'. With kids in boxing gloves featured on the previous compilation from the label, it also fitted the conceptual continuity Frank Zappa has always been fond of…

With 3 exclusive new tracks from Brownout (Austin, Texas), Beef Wellington (Orlando, Florida) or Shawn Lee (London, UK); 3 Paris DJs singles from Grant Phabao & RacecaR (Paris, France), The Beta Club (Coventry, UK), or The Downtown Rulers Club (Austin, Texas); and 9 picks from recently released LPs or 7 inches from Head Soundz (Los Angeles, California), J-Walk (Manchester, UK), The New Mastersounds (Leeds, UK), The Field Trips (Brooklyn, NY), The Jig (Amsterdam, Netherlands), The Mighty 388's (San Diego, California),The Putbacks (Melbourne, Australia), The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble (San Diego, California), The Gene Dudley Group (London, UK), this compilation is litteraly all over the place, but musically very coherent. With chunks of diabolously funky breakbeats, swirls of addictive cinematic soul, bits of danceflooresque synth-heavy disco-funk, and even hybrids of Afro-latin and library grooves or hip hop rhymes, this is 21st century diffing of the first order, gathering KILLER tunes, THRILLING atmospheres and CHILL-OUT vibes!

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