Botanas: MAUGLI by MAUGLI
Shika Shika presents our new Botanas by MAUGLI, an artist we have had on our radars and playlists for a while due to his really unique production style and sound. Somewhere between hip-hop, very skilled cut and paste sampling and crisp production. With this Botanas he doesn't disappoint with two absolutely delicious cuts of his signature style.
In MAUGLI's own words:
Trouble Feat. Flolento
'First track 'Trouble' is a collaboration with Eigenklang member Flolento on the clarinet and was originally inspired by the notorious 'Six Boys in Trouble. In the early 1950s the group of kids from housing projects jammed on homemade percussion and sang tales along with it. With a ton of soul and the first signs of something resembling rap flows (in the 50s!) the recordings spark pure joy to me. At some point the sample flew out and ended up on another song and then I asked Flolento and his clarinet to jump in to contrast the pouring wet guitarlicks - chop choppidy, chop and the jam was ready to be served.
Kiliman
Kiliman was inspired by a PVC tube field recording and sung poetry from Harak and various Brao groups of Southern Laos. What struck me first was the laid back vibe that came across the recordings. A perfect base to garn with raw drums and pure sine waves for some serious sweaty, booty shaking.
Tracklist
| 1. | Trouble Feat. Flolento | 4:39 |
| 2. | Kiliman | 5:16 |
Credits
Clarinet on Trouble: Florian Kieskühler
Mastering: Rob Small
Art: MAUGLI & Clau Smith
License
All rights reserved.
MAUGLI blends vibrant sounds and driving rhythms from all over the globe.
Merging warm acoustic instruments with raw synthsizers and drumcomputers his soulful music balances an electronic yet organic feeling. His genre-bending music combines sampling and recording into a colourful collage.