Cobra, by Martin Iveson

Cobra

by Martin Iveson

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Daniel Schmitt Mr Atjazz brings us a dancefloor jewel and Afe Iku brings it down on the point in his fantastic remix. Well done brothers! Favorite track: Cobra XL (An Afefe Iku Offering).

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Pocket, Cobra 2, Total HUMAN Freedom, Playground (feat. Sarai Jazz), Cobra, and 13.10.11 13.11.11. , and , .
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1.	Cobra XL 05:46	buy track
2.	Cobra XL (An Afefe Iku Offering) 08:30	buy track
3.	Cobra (Original Demo) 05:46	buy track

about

More entertaining music from ARCo. head honcho Martin Iveson aka Atjazz. This time in the form of his well sought after 'Cobra', a song inspired by Indian Beer, yes!, it's that basic. This song has been for the most of 2013 & 2014 rocking festival dance-floors, clubs & boat parties worldwide and Martin has kept this well polished jewel under his belt for quite some time. Backing Cobra up with a strong percussive backbone is the one and only Gabrielle Poso, a Yoruba Records regular and a dam fine human being, Clicking out Kalimba loops & conga rhythms really helps cobra to enter into an organic realm.

Pulling up along side Martin and dropping and amazingly well crafted deep workout is Yoruba Records’ very own Afefe Iku. A man who does not remix songs willy-nilly and a man that is quite difficult to pin down, Afefe Iku’s tight hold over his sonic output makes this collaboration nothing but an honour for all of us at Atjazz Record Company.

credits

released October 3, 2014

Written and produced by Martin Iveson
02. Remix and additional production by Afefe Iku for Yoruba Records
01. & 03. Published by Westbury Music Ltd.
02. Published by Westbury Music Ltd. / Yoruba Peoples Music / ASCAP / Sony ATV
Mastered by Martin Iveson at ARCo. Labs UK
C&P 2014 Atjazz Record Company