A record as a starting point
A 12-inch featuring several artists can open up several paths through the record racks. Day Of Protest 01 offers a concrete example: four tracks on a 12-inch vinyl record, with individual contributions and collaborations. The label presents this first release as a meeting of old-school, mental and shamanic Tribe. That is its stated intention, to compare with your own listening experience.
Our route starts with DOP01, then follows a Keja track to another vinyl record and a collaboration to its official release. The idea is not to buy an entire series, but to keep following a track that interests you. The cited pages and the editions listed by the shop were checked on 26 October 2026.
Four tracks, several ways in
On side A, Keja’s Not Serious occupies A1; the shop lists Breath Of The Wood by Lil’ Nahūatl and Eynsof23 at A2. Side B offers Time Machine by Tuko and Bhor at B1, followed by La Donna Tek by Tuko at B2. The DOP01 catalogue reference and these positions let you return to the exact track, even after leaving a new-arrivals page.
The label and the official release of Breath of The Wood use Eynsof, while the shop listing says Eynsof23. Keep the title and catalogue reference alongside the name you are searching for. The label’s catalogue and the vinyl listing agree on these four tracks; a difference in spelling is not enough to reconstruct an identity or an entire discography.
Following Keja from Not Serious to Karnaval
If Not Serious catches your attention, a next step is documented on the official Keja & Kan10 MackiTek Records account: Karnaval, identified as B2 on Tribe Du Sud 12. Teknoboutik’s listing for that vinyl confirms the position. The record also features Uzi with Resilient Evil at A1, Amikat23 with On Da Tracks at A2 and Tournevis with Le Fangoulin at B1.
This detour changes both the record and the group of contributors. Compare the two Keja tracks using their respective pages, then decide whether either makes you want to explore the other sides of its record. The same artist’s presence provides a research link; it does not promise two identical tracks or a musical continuity that we have verified on your behalf.
Breath Of The Wood: exploring a collaboration further
Track A2 opens another route. Breath of The Wood has its own page on the official As’teka Nahuatl account, credited to Lil’ Nahūatl, Eynsof. It is presented as a digital track, rather than another vinyl record to add to your basket. This page lets you continue from a specific track instead of an isolated name.
You can listen to the track on its official page, then browse the surrounding releases and check their credits. One account can bring together individual work and collaborations: it is worth examining each release before attributing everything to the name displayed at the top. To find the physical format discussed here, the reference remains Day Of Protest 01, catalogue number DOP01.
Tuko and Bhor: continuing on the same side
A detour does not always require a second purchase. On DOP01, Time Machine brings together Tuko and Bhor; La Donna Tek is credited to Tuko alone. Both tracks are on side B. They offer a concrete comparison to try during your own listening, without assuming that the second is another version of the first.
Move from B1 to B2 with the track titles open beside you. Note what makes you want to return to either track: a motif, a percussion entrance or a development you identify yourself. The shared credit followed by an individual one helps frame a listening question; it does not let you attribute a particular sound to each producer.
Keeping a discovery trail
A short note is enough to preserve the route: DOP01 — A1 — Keja — Not Serious, then Tribe Du Sud 12 — B2 — Karnaval. For A2, keep Breath Of The Wood and its full credit with the official release link. For side B, keep Time Machine and La Donna Tek separately. You can then pick up the search without starting again from a sleeve image or an artist list alone.
The links below lead to the two cited vinyl listings and Teknoboutik’s Hardtek, Tribe and Freetekno section, the shop with which LienTekno is associated. A listing can remain useful for research even when the record is sold out: check its current availability when making your choice. The official sources let you explore further while keeping digital releases and physical editions distinct.
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Sources & documentation
- Day of Protest: official Day of Protest #01 page Accessed on 26 October 2026.Four tracks and the label’s stated stylistic intention. The digital release date is not presented as a vinyl manufacturing date.
- Teknoboutik: Day Of Protest 01 vinyl edition Accessed on 26 October 2026.12-inch vinyl, catalogue reference DOP01, track titles and positions; the shop uses Eynsof23. No price or stock level is fixed in the text.
- Keja & Kan10 MackiTek Records: Karnaval — Tribe Du Sud 12 Accessed on 26 October 2026.Official track release, explicitly identified as B2 on Tribe Du Sud 12.
- Teknoboutik: Tribe Du Sud 12 vinyl edition Accessed on 26 October 2026.Titles and artists for all four tracks, with Keja’s Karnaval at B2. The checked listing shows the record as sold out; the link remains documentary, with no availability promise.
- As’teka Nahuatl: official release of Breath of The Wood Accessed on 26 October 2026.Digital track credited to Lil’ Nahūatl, Eynsof. No other physical format or additional identity is inferred.