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Stock Exchange Girls

This is the 2nd album by the Stock Exchange Girls, the virtual girl group created in Khartoum, Sudan.
Recorded in Germany, Italy, Argentina, Sweden, Canada, Jamaica, Egypt and Sudan.
All songs programmed by Yuji Kimura and Michael Schäumer. Produced by Omo Santana.
Stock Exchange Girls visual created by Silvarte. CD Cover by Lola Promilla.


This is the 2nd album by the Stock Exchange Girls, the virtual girl group created in Khartoum, Sudan.
Recorded in Germany, Italy, Argentina, Sweden, Canada, Jamaica, Egypt and Sudan.
All songs programmed by Yuji Kimura and Michael Schäumer. Produced by Omo Santana.
Stock Exchange Girls visual created by Silvarte. CD Cover by Lola Promilla.

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49 Second Sex Dwarfs (Original Mix)

49 Second Sex Dwarfs by Stock Exchange Girls

49 Second Sex Dwarfs

Dazed And Confused (Original Mix)

Dazed And Confused by Stock Exchange Girls

Dazed And Confused

What Is The Bane Of Your Life (Original Mix)

What Is The Bane Of Your Life by Stock Exchange Girls

What Is The Bane Of Your Life

Don't You Want Me (Original Mix)

Don't You Want Me by Stock Exchange Girls

Don't You Want Me

Bad Banks (Original Mix)

Bad Banks

My Imagination (Original Mix)

My Imagination

NME no1 (Original Mix)

NME no1

No Rule (Original Mix)

No Rule

I Wanna Be your Girl (Original Mix)

I Wanna Be your Girl by Stock Exchange Girls

I Wanna Be your Girl

My Old Aunt

Omo Santana

Shaden Gardood

Shaden Gardood met Omo Santana in Khartoum in November 2021, when he was in Sudan for the preparation of the second Karmakol Festival.

The two liked each other and talked about working together. Shaden recorded one of her Sudanese songs acapella to a click track and Omo Santana was to contribute music for a demo.

Then came the coup, the cancellation of the festival, and later the clash between two generals. On May 12, 2023, Shaden Gardood was killed after a mortar hit her house in Omdurman.

The present tracks are created with the voice of Shaden from the year 2021. We will miss her.

The sculpture "Snowman in the Desert" by Patricia Jegher is from 2017 and is located in Karmakol, Sudan.

Shaden Gardood met Omo Santana in Khartoum in November 2021, when he was in Sudan for the preparation of the second Karmakol Festival.
The two liked each other and talked about working together. Shaden recorded one of her Sudanese songs acapella to a click track and Omo Santana was to contribute music for a demo.
Then came the coup, the cancellation of the festival, and later the clash between two generals. On May 12, 2023, Shaden Gardood was killed after a mortar hit her house in Omdurman.
The present tracks are created with the voice of Shaden from the year 2021. We will miss her.
The sculpture "Snowman in the Desert" by Patricia Jegher is from 2017 and is located in Karmakol, Sudan.

My Old Aunt by Omo Santana, Shaden Gardood

My Old Aunt (Original Mix)

My Old Aunt (Long Visit Mix)

My Old Aunt(Long Visit Mix) by Omo Santana, Shaden Gardood

My Old Aunt (Omo Santana's New Sudanese Order Rework)

My Old Aunt(Omo Santana's New Sudanese Order Rework) by Omo Santana, Shaden Gardood

Similar Suckadoodoo

Tin Can Kickers

James Reipas

Hipless

New Release by Tin Can Kickers aka Henry Paeckert. Remixes by James Reipas, Hipless and Omo Santana

New Release by Tin Can Kickers aka Henry Paeckert. Remixes by James Reipas, Hipless and Omo Santana

Similar Suckadoodoo (Original Mix)

Different Suckadoodoo (Original Mix)

Different Suckadoodoo

Northern Suckadoodoo (by James Reipas)

Northern Suckadoodoo(by James Reipas) by Tin Can Kickers, James Reipas

Northern Suckadoodoo

Breaking Suckadoodoo (by Hipless)

Breaking Suckadoodoo(by Hipless) by Tin Can Kickers, Hipless

Breaking Suckadoodoo

Sonar Suckadoodoo (By Omo Santana)

Sonar Suckadoodoo(By Omo Santana) by Tin Can Kickers, Omo Santana

Sonar Suckadoodoo

K2 Breakup

Bringi

BRINGI is a House project based in Khartoum, Sudan.

Everyone in Khartoum knows Mohamed Fox Bilal, the percussionist who brings every dance floor in the capital to the boil with his instruments. The vocals come from the wonderful Nancy Chan (Kwasi) from Nairobi and the Egyptian Ahmed Abdel Mohsen, who also wrote the lyrics.

K2 Breakup was produced and written by Omo Santana, during his last stay in Sudan.
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Thanks to DJ Tilal24 for the support and to Lola Promilla for the cover.

BRINGI is a House project based in Khartoum, Sudan.
Everyone in Khartoum knows Mohamed Fox Bilal, the percussionist who brings every dance floor in the capital to the boil with his instruments. The vocals come from the wonderful Nancy Chan (Kwasi) from Nairobi and the Egyptian Ahmed Abdel Mohsen, who also wrote the lyrics.
K2 Breakup was produced and written by Omo Santana, during his last stay in Sudan.
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Thanks to DJ Tilal24 for the support and to Lola Promilla for the cover.

K2 Breakup (Original Mix)

K2 Breakup (Too Many Questions)

Bottom Heavy (Omdurman Under Siege)

Bottom Heavy(Omdurman Under Siege) by Bringi

Bottom Heavy

K2 Breakup (Long Discussion Mix)

K2 Breakup(Long Discussion Mix) by Bringi

49 Second Romance (The Remixes)

P1/E

The remixes and remakes were recorded by original band members and friends of P1/E. We thank all of them for their great contributions.

The remixes and remakes were recorded by original band members and friends of P1/E. We thank all of them for their great contributions.

49 Second Romance (Original 7inch)

49 Second Romance (Original 7inch) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (Egoprisme Remix 2022)

49 Second Romance(Egoprisme Remix 2022) by P1/E

49 Second Romance

49 Second Romance (Mängelexemplar Remake)

49 Second Romance(Mängelexemplar Remake) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (Din A Testbild Remix)

49 Second Romance(Din A Testbild Remix) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (Kinder Aus Asbest Remix)

49 Second Romance(Kinder Aus Asbest Remix) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (Mono 45UPM Remix)

49 Second Romance(Mono 45UPM Remix) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (Powell Remix)

49 Second Romance (Disco Mix)

49 Second Romance (Hipless Remix)

49 Second Romance (Amor_y_velocidad by The Berlangas)

49 Second Romance(Amor_y_velocidad by The Berlangas) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (Tin Can Kickers Remix)

49 Second Romance(Tin Can Kickers Remix) by P1/E

49 Seconds In Cairo

49 Second Romance (Fantomas Remake)

49 Second Romance(Fantomas Remake) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (And She Cried Remake)

49 Second Romance(And She Cried Remake) by P1/E

P1_E - 49 Second Romance (Aeronautica vs Weltklang vs P1_E)

P1_E - 49 Second Romance(Aeronautica vs Weltklang vs P1_E) by P1/E

P1_E - 49 Second Romance

49 Second Romance (Omo Santana's Pogo at Oranienstrasse Remix)

49 Second Romance(Omo Santana's Pogo at Oranienstrasse Remix) by P1/E

49 Second Romance (Hirsch Breaks 2004)

49 Second Romance(Hirsch Breaks 2004) by P1/E

49 Second Sex Dwarf

The track is a cover of Soft Cell's Sex Dwarf and the P1/E classic 49 Second Romance with a reference to The Loco-Motion and Do You Wanna Dance

Sex Dwarf written by Dave Ball & Marc Almond
49 Second Romance written by Michael Schäumer & Thomas Voburka
The Loco-Motion written by Carole King & Gary Goffin
Do You Wanna Dance written by Bobby Freeman

Programmed by Yuji Kimura and Omo Santana
Vocals by Shannon Ross

The track is a cover of Soft Cell's Sex Dwarf and the P1/E classic 49 Second Romance with a reference to The Loco-Motion and Do You Wanna Dance
Sex Dwarf written by Dave Ball &amp; Marc Almond
49 Second Romance written by Michael Schäumer &amp; Thomas Voburka
The Loco-Motion written by Carole King &amp; Gary Goffin
Do You Wanna Dance written by Bobby Freeman
Programmed by Yuji Kimura and Omo Santana
Vocals by Shannon Ross

49 Second Sex Dwarf by Stock Exchange Girls

49 Sex Dwarfs (Short Dwarf Mix)

49 Sex Dwarfs(Short Dwarf Mix) by Stock Exchange Girls

49 Sex Dwarfs

49 Sex Dwarfs (Original Mix)

She-Wolves Of Wall Street

First album by the Virtual Girl Group Stock Exchange Girls
Performed by Stock Exchange Girls
Programmed by Yuji Kimura and Michael Schäumer
Produced by Omo Santana
Recorded in Germany, Sudan, Canada, Mexico, Italy and the Ukraine

First album by the Virtual Girl Group Stock Exchange Girls
Performed by Stock Exchange Girls
Programmed by Yuji Kimura and Michael Schäumer
Produced by Omo Santana
Recorded in Germany, Sudan, Canada, Mexico, Italy and the Ukraine

She-Wolves Of Wall Street by Stock Exchange Girls

For What Its Worth

For What Its Worth by Stock Exchange Girls

Run Water Run

Got to get you into my life

Got to get you into my life by Stock Exchange Girls

Deep Blue C

Don't Tell Me Stories

Don't Tell Me Stories by Stock Exchange Girls

See No Evil

Walk On By 

Motorslug

Thumb Screwer

Tin Can Kickers - Thumb Screwer (Original Mix)

Tin Can Kickers - Thumb Screwer by Tin Can Kickers

Tin Can Kickers - Thumb Screwer

Tin Can Kickers - Cotton Kisses (Original Mix)

Tin Can Kickers - Cotton Kisses by Tin Can Kickers

Tin Can Kickers - Cotton Kisses

Casanova

Pong HM

Pong HM - Casanova (Path 1)

Pong HM - Casanova

Pong HM - Casanova (Path 2)

Pong HM - Casanova (Path 3)

Night Flight

DJ Zappa

In My Mind

Nights In Kreuzberg

Happy 53

Work Hard feat. OJ

Omo Santana recorded this as his alter ego Drop One. The vocals are by Olaf Jeglitza who was then a member of the Berlin Rap Crew "The Alliance". OJ later charted worldwide as the Real McCoy. This track was recorded in 1989 and first released on the Big Sex Records "Acid Generation Vol.1" Compilation.

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Work Hard, released March 29, 2021
Music: Michael Schäumer
Lyrics: Olaf Jeglitza

Omo Santana recorded this as his alter ego Drop One. The vocals are by Olaf Jeglitza who was then a member of the Berlin Rap Crew "The Alliance". OJ later charted worldwide as the Real McCoy. This track was recorded in 1989 and first released on the Big Sex Records "Acid Generation Vol.1" Compilation.
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Work Hard, released March 29, 2021
Music: Michael Schäumer
Lyrics: Olaf Jeglitza

Work Hard (with OJ)

Work Hard

Hard Work (Original Mix)

Hard Work

von Trips

Dedicated to Wolfgang Graf Berghe von Trips and the fourteen spectators who were killed in Monza in 1961 when the Formula 1 driver crashed his Ferrari.
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Written and programmed by Michael Schäumer

Dedicated to Wolfgang Graf Berghe von Trips and the fourteen spectators who were killed in Monza in 1961 when the Formula 1 driver crashed his Ferrari.
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Written and programmed by Michael Schäumer

01_von Trips (Sharknose)

01_von Trips

02_von Trips (Testfahrt)

02_von Trips

von Brauchitsch

Written and Produced by Michael Schäumer

Written and Produced by Michael Schäumer

01_von Brauchitsch (Kompressor)

01_von Brauchitsch

02_von Brauchitsch (Schummelsoftware)

02_von Brauchitsch(Schummelsoftware) by P1/E

02_von Brauchitsch

Cataract

ll tracks were recorded 2019 / 2020 at Nile Studios, Aswan, El Shallal Road, Egypt

Thanks to Nico, to Saoudi for the vocals on Felukkafahrt and to Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias and CP Lee who died July 25th 2020 for Old Trust

ll tracks were recorded 2019 / 2020 at Nile Studios, Aswan, El Shallal Road, Egypt
Thanks to Nico, to Saoudi for the vocals on Felukkafahrt and to Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias and CP Lee who died July 25th 2020 for Old Trust

Cataract 

Grain Machine

Chelsea Girl

Felukkafahrt (Bango Mix)

Felukkafahrt

The Tales Of Baba Vanga

Trust

Ana Africi, Ana Sudani

DM, Black Scorpion & 2Zee

After a serious hiatus from label activities and an extended time living in Sudan by the banks of the river Nile, Philly B is back to introduce 3 Sudanese MC’s from Omdurman and Khartoum. DM, Black Scorpion and 2Zee lace this stripped back hip hop reworking of a classic Sudanese hit, originally sung by Ibrahim Alkashif in the 1950’s. As with the original song, our offering proudly celebrates Sudanese African identity; a revolutionary statement in the face of the last 30 years of dictatorship which has seen the country carved up and separated from the south on ethnic and religious lines.

The 11th April is a significant date to release this record – one year to the day that the Sudanese people filled the streets at the military HQ in the heart of the capital Khartoum, to celebrate the downfall of tyrant dictator Omar el Bashir and the hope of return to democratic civilian rule in Sudan. The famous ‘Algyada’ sit-in had begun since the 7th of April; 2 months occupying a huge space in front of the military HQ. It was there that Philly recorded the melody to ‘I’m African, I’m Sudanese’ when the Sudanese music community hit the streets in procession with instruments in tow, playing anthems and slogans of the revolution in support for the sit-in.

The track begins with the question: “what is your waton?” A difficult concept to translate to English but a question that every Sudanese can answer. ‘Waton’ refers somehow to nationhood, but it is much more than a geopolitical concept – it is social and psychological and is reflected in everyday interactions in Sudanese society. It encapsulates community, generosity, nostalgia and and is expressed in the unbending pride of the Sudanese people. In Sudan you belong to your waton before you can say you come from a region, before you represent a town, a neighbourhood, before your family or even yourself.

After a serious hiatus from label activities and an extended time living in Sudan by the banks of the river Nile, Philly B is back to introduce 3 Sudanese MC’s from Omdurman and Khartoum. DM, Black Scorpion and 2Zee lace this stripped back hip hop reworking of a classic Sudanese hit, originally sung by Ibrahim Alkashif in the 1950’s. As with the original song, our offering proudly celebrates Sudanese African identity; a revolutionary statement in the face of the last 30 years of dictatorship which has seen the country carved up and separated from the south on ethnic and religious lines.
The 11th April is a significant date to release this record – one year to the day that the Sudanese people filled the streets at the military HQ in the heart of the capital Khartoum, to celebrate the downfall of tyrant dictator Omar el Bashir and the hope of return to democratic civilian rule in Sudan. The famous ‘Algyada’ sit-in had begun since the 7th of April; 2 months occupying a huge space in front of the military HQ. It was there that Philly recorded the melody to ‘I’m African, I’m Sudanese’ when the Sudanese music community hit the streets in procession with instruments in tow, playing anthems and slogans of the revolution in support for the sit-in.
The track begins with the question: “what is your waton?” A difficult concept to translate to English but a question that every Sudanese can answer. ‘Waton’ refers somehow to nationhood, but it is much more than a geopolitical concept – it is social and psychological and is reflected in everyday interactions in Sudanese society. It encapsulates community, generosity, nostalgia and and is expressed in the unbending pride of the Sudanese people. In Sudan you belong to your waton before you can say you come from a region, before you represent a town, a neighbourhood, before your family or even yourself.

Ana Africi, Ana Sudani by DM, Black Scorpion & 2Zee

DM, Black Scorpion & 2Zee - Ana Africi, Ana Sudani (Original Mix)

DM, Black Scorpion & 2Zee - Ana Africi, Ana Sudani by DM, Black Scorpion & 2Zee

DM, Black Scorpion & 2Zee - Ana Africi, Ana Sudani

DM, Black Scorpion, & 2Zee - Ana Africi, Ana Sudan (Instrumental)

DM, Black Scorpion, & 2Zee - Ana Africi, Ana Sudan(Instrumental) by DM, Black Scorpion & 2Zee

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