Kiara Scuro’s wild, energetic club sets flow through new wave to post punk, electro to house, synth escapades to abstract techno and so much more, meandering between genres and styles with exceptional style and grace. Rosie Cain and Nadia Anderson are the real deal and we are so excited to welcome them as #33 on our Tapes series.

Interview: https://www.originssound.com/os-tapes/kiara-scuro-mix

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Tracklist: 
Pluralist - Slightly Brown (Kouslin Remix)
Gridlock - Inhale
Kamohelo - SO
Idolos Futurus - Criminal (Ed Edit)
emkay - Roguery
Casiopepe - Postcard
Guy Contact - Look Into The Mind
Sunmantra - When You Bite My Lips (Fabrizio Mammarella Remix)
Jason Peters - Trifecta
Benoit B - Drums Symphony
Zonza Grind - Acido Duro
Capeesh Society - Mind Over Matter
Kiara Scuro - Habibi Fitness

Origins Tapes 033 - Kiara Scuro

The beginning of a journey is never the same. Sometimes what happens in between can direct you to a similar path however it is those incidents that take you off course which make things more exciting. Not knowing what to expect and where you might end up can be challenging but if you follow your intuition and feel your way to the right place, the final destination is always worth the wait.

More info and tracklist here: lyl.live/episode/the-other-side-62

The Other Side 63, Lyl radio 13/12/22

Moon Memory

Hilltown Disco w/ Ben Rothes (14/6/24)

Noods Radio, 31st July 2024 - Gav & Tim live from Zoggs. Hazy, psychedelic, melancholy tunes for easy breezin or summertime blues or lying in a field on shrooms. Really love this show. Tearjerkers inside.

Sounds of: Steve Hiett, Black Sabbath, XIII, Les Abranis, Vakula, The Durutti Column, Bill Nelson, Rick Cuevas, Cleaners From Venus, Ishinohana, Me & E, Bluefoot 31, Iron Curtain , Babies From Gong, Bahramji & Mashti, Tranquility Bass, Anoesis, Tom Of England, Dusty Baron, Mike Foster, F. Minozzi, The Pilotwings, Dijf Sanders, Kammerflimmer Kollektief, Bark Psychosis, Marijata, J Dilla, Erykah Badu

Art: 'Water. The Bather.', Frantisek Kupka, 1907

July '24

Streaming from Het Meterhuis @ Westerpark in Amsterdam: this is RRFM.NL w/ @mayotunes

RRFM • Ghost Town Dance w/ Mayo • 03-07-24

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Privacy Radio - French II - 06 Aug 2024

01 Bartosz Kruczyński - Whisper IV (Balmat)
02 Mecánica Clásica - Plan Universal Racional (Abstrakce)
03 Run Dust - This Lovely Sign (In Paradisum)
04 Solpara - Artichokes (Brutaz)
05 Ranma Entero - Camposanto (self-released)
06 Yasume - Peculiar Fascination (City Centre Offices)
07 Brothomstates - Kava (Warp)
08 Ruutu Poiss - Snooze (Wake Dream)
09 Tom Carruthers - Lost In A Groove (Risk Management)
10 Kraftwerk - Aéro Dynamik (Kling Klang)
11 Loidis - Wait & See (Incense)
12 Ohr, Cofaxx - Remain Static (self-released)
13 Torchon & GANJ - Untitled 3 (CAF?)
14 Pianeti Sintetici - Gloomy Tundra (Bioma)
15 Copeland - insult 2 injury (self-released)
16 cypha - Bound By The Not Yet (self-released)
17 Instra:mental - Pacific Heights (Nonplus)
18 Refreshers - The Infinite (Refreshers)

BertBert Radio s06e07 at Echobox Radio 11-07-24

Deena Abdelwahed has a two way relationship with music: in her early years back home in Tunisia when she programmed nights at Nüba, she was known for introducing the likes of footwork, UK bass and kuduro along side experimental house and techno to the local scene. Meanwhile, her own music on labels like InFine has introduced European audiences to bass and techno with plenty of fascinating Arab influences.  This was best showcased on her Khonnar album late last year, which came with plenty of inventive rhythms, weird sound designs and generally challenging musical ideas. 

Abdelwahed’s mix for us comes ahead of her performance at Dekmantel Festival in August and showcases her ability to twist basslines and layer in spiritual ambiance to absorbing effect. It manages to be punchy and physical yet thoughtful throughout, and also comes with plenty of the Arab influences - vocals, instrumentation, rhythms -  that make her work so standout.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 236 - Deena Abdelwahed

Galaxian is an arresting artist who blurs the lines between many different sounds and scenes. A militant style in the booth is matched by his helmet-wearing on stage persona: he gobbles up and spits out anything from industrial to electro, EBM to synth with an impossible amount of energy and improvisation. His dark drum programming and synth eruptions soundtrack cyber attacks that are utterly visceral and unorthodox and ah hour in his presence will leave you feeling exhausted he packs so much in.

This week we have a live recording from his gig at Concrete in Paris from December last year. It’s a blistering trip through his world, a flurry of ideas, textures and genres that sound as if they are fired from a machine gun. It will get you up on your toes and keep you there, leaving you wide eyed and ready for action no matter what time of day you listen to it.

Dekmantel Podcast 239 - Galaxian

Travel just thirty kilometers south from Amsterdam and you’ll find another world where jogging pants are the new cool and people actually feel free to smile when they go out. You have arrived in Utrecht. Call it Little Cornwall if you will, because it was in the South-West corner of England that lads like Aphex Twin, Luke Vibert and Mike Paradinas made their quirky yet emotional electronic music without acting cool as was common practice in the dancemusic scene at the time.
 
It’s exactly this Cornish way of life that appealed to the boys of Utrecht’s dj-collective and recordlabel 030303. Mind you, 030303 are not ashamed of their love for serious IDM and glitch flavoured tunes by contemporary hotshots .But they also enjoy watching the unsure expressions on the faces of their fellow music lovers whilst playing eurotrashy tunes by the likes of Twenty 4 Seven and Quadrophonia in trashy taverns such as Tivoli, Ekko, Melkweg and Kikker.
 
As healthier ways of living came into fashion in the 1980s, acid became more than a mere chemical substance and started to come out of machines as well. Despite their very young age, the 030303 crew became a huge fan of a particular bassline machine made by the Roland corporation and so did other now big names such as Cylob, D’Arcangelo and Ceephax amongst others, all of which come and celebrate the acid bleep at 030303 events around Utrecht and the dandy town of Amsterdam.
 
Being right in the middle of the happening acid-scene, the 030303 crew could not help doing what any other freak would do: they had to start releasing acid-tunes by Braindance veterans as well as by younger musicians. 030303’s chart-toppers range from subtle to bombastic and highly psychedelic, the common denominator always being a very deep bleep.
 
It’s just as fantastic as you’ve just read: 030303 brings a very complete picture that will never be equaled by any other crew. Feel free to rock up at any 030303 event near you but don’t forget to dress up as corny as possible! Aciiiiieeed!!!

Moon Memory

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