whats this one? not listed on the tracklist...

Anyone know where the movie/tv samples are from at the start?

CCL joins DJ Voices on this month's Nothing in Moderation 

@voices_3.0, @ccl_url

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Nothing In Moderation with DJ Voices and special guest CCL @ The Lot Radio 09 - 15 - 2021

On 13th November 2021, we landed and returned home once more: back in our rightful place of Dare To nightclub. Picture the scene (once more):

Super-sub DJ Boursin had stepped in last minute for COVID-fallen DJ Mooncup, pulsing his heavy as a house super subs through the main room, leaving no unaddressed club-cum-capitalist trauma untouched. Elena Colombi then slipped right on in, warping the UV paint on the walls to a new shade of weird. Her signature idiosyncratic chug, tampered with a charming yet chilling darkness, that on a slow and steady boil, tickled the room, tendon to toes. Then, N-R-G-FLASH, Oceanic rises from the waters...

Liquid fire licking and scolding; rigid and shifting steel structures. Pure BODY music. Bumping hard all the way through from hip to skull. The eclecticism of styles are held tight in a vice of lean and mean method and movement, slowly shifting shades in the blur of frenetic fray. 

Here is the sound of an artist who knows just when to lean into the lean grids of lights and when it's time to let go, lean back and let the music do the screaming. Also, that wiiiiiild midset tempo shifter? It's beauty in the madness and I'm so so damn happy he came through so hard.

He may be Dutch, but Oceanic's understanding of broken poly-riddims makes you wonder if he was born under the (continu-)Nuum-shaded moon. Damn, he even stressed how un-UK my "tech-house with colours of other" closing set was. And yeh coming from a performance like his, I had to take it tbh. Especially when he opened with a special dub comprised of voicenote I'd sent him. Big fucking lols. We love to see it.

SO get your teeth in there. And see ya on Friday for the next one. You may wanna bring a towel xoxo

GET LOOSE #4 -  Oceanic

Al Wootton has been very productive since 2019 with dope dubby records on his own Trule label, ZamZam Sounds and Livity Sound. Enjoy!

ITPS076 AL WOOTTON

Next in the guest mix series we welcome floor favourite https://soundcloud.com/toniyotzi

Pulling us through the scuzz and into the swamp with a selection of deep drum and bass, neatly hitting that mid 2000 UK sound spectrum, re twisted through the gears of Doof land with a dose of icicle inspired cherries and other broken oddies. 

Jo’s a great deejay who cut their teeth on the local circuits in Oz, now based in Melbourne but continually exporting unpredictable mixed bag sonics worldwide. Enjoy the ride.

Banoffee Pies Records Mix Series

Banana'Cast 45

BPR Mailer

Banana'Cast 45 ➤ Toni Yotzi

Name: Adam Startin
Alias: Adam 2 (@adamtwo)
Pronouns: They/them
Location: Vancouver BC, Canada

Influences: 
The music I play is usually influenced by the seasons; happier playful sounds in warmer months, intense moody sounds in cooler months.  This mix is a particularly moody mix of atmospheric drum and bass, EBM and techno taking inspiration from artists such as Patrick Russell, Forest Drive West and Pessimist.  I also find myself using a lot of atmospheric noise to create abstract movie-like soundtracks taking inspiration from Rrose and Paleman; this particular movie soundtrack is a fictitious bleak sci-fi horror.  I also usually try to avoid playing music with 4x4 kick patterns.  

Affiliations/Residencies/Projects: 
My main affiliation/project right now is PPRZ Records, a Vancouver BC based record label and podcast series I run with DJ Hockey.  I also curated for 'Afrofuturism is NOW' (a label to showcase some of my favourite POC artists) and I currently sit on the board of directors for Active Passive who host 'experimental/ambient' shows/festivals on Galiano Island, BC.  I don't have any specific club residencies, but I play most regularly at Dolly, one of my favourite venues in Vancouver.

Favorite Quote: 
Use the desire of starting a new project as motivation for finishing your current project - Rick Rubin

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community:
Wear ear protection in the club and in the studio all the time; don't let the ringing start to be your motivation to buy ear plugs.

With this mix Adam 2 asks to please learn more about and consider donating to:
❁ Afrorack - AFRORACK® is an audio arts organization with a goal of helping the community develop and thrive through technology resources.  They are committed to providing children and young adults of color access to modular synthesizers and sound design tools.  They are focused on diverse community access via a collection of workshops, seminars, and ambitious programming centered around STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education. https://www.afrorack.org/
❁ Vancouver Black Library - Vancouver Black Library offers resources and workspace by and for POC, located on unceded xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and Sel̓íl̓witulh territory. - https://www.vancouverblacklibrary.org/

Tracklist - https://thedaisychain.club/2023/02/28/daisychain-267-adam-2/

Daisychain

Daisychain 267 - Adam 2

Rinse FM Podcast

rRoxymore - 04 March 2023

Stephan Laubner/STL's Homework LP was one of the first records I bought when I started DJing 'properly' back in 2007. 

If u don't know STL - very lofi, brittle, dubby, wooden, not overly bassy, discordant, minimal, scratchy, lush, strangely funky stuff, beautiful in its own way. And he does these locked grooves on most of his records, which I've mixed up here into a two hour special at 133⅓bpm. I recorded it with a new rotary EQ mixer (thanks Dean!) and then ran it through my Roland RE-201 Space Echo (thanks Maciej!)...

U might be surprised (if u listen) how organic and varied u can make a single loop, with the right EQing, cutting, boosting, fader tricks and so on - it was a lot of fun to mix, but I don't think this is a DJ thing just for other DJs.

Hope u enjoy... most of these locked grooves are on Stephan's label Something, a couple on Perlon, Echocord and so on.

STL - Loop 1
STL - Loop 5
STL - Loop 2
STL - Loop 6
STL - Loop 2
STL - Loop 12
STL - Loop B
STL - Loop A
STL - Loop B
STL - Loop 5
STL - Loop 4
STL - Loop 6
STL - Loop 7
STL - Loop 3
STL - Loop 2
STL - Loop 4
STL - Loop 9
STL - Loop 3
STL - Loop 14
STL - Loop 3
STL - Loop A
STL - Loop 5
STL - Loop 8
STL - Loop 1
STL - Loop 2
STL - Listen Up! Loop
STL - Loop 2
STL - Loop 25
STL - Loop 10
STL - Loop 9
STL - Loop B
STL - Loop 2
STL - Loop 2
STL - Loop 22
STL - Loop 10
STL - Loop 13
STL - Loop 1
STL - Loop 2
STL - Loop 4
STL - Loop 16
STL - Loop 17
STL - Eternalized Fiction 

Mosca NTS Show: 3rd February 2016 (STL Special)

Bristol-born bass explorer @laksauk explores the rave's druggy depths.

For more information and tracklist, head here: https://www.factmag.com/2019/06/25/laksa-timedance-fact-mix/

FACT Mixes

FACT mix 713 - Laksa (June '19)

Pinch has been busy shaping the UK sound for the last 15 years. He founded the essential Tectonic label and has an impressive discography as a producer. We are big fans. Enjoy!

Interview: http://iliantape.de/ilian-tape-podcast-series-045/

Tracklist:

1. Pinch ‘Fortune Tellers’ (Berceuse Heroique)
2. Hebbe ‘Looters’ (Unreleased)
3. Hyper-On-Experience ‘Disturbance (Tango Remix) - Elmono Rework’ (Unreleased)
4. Trim & Starkey - Love Me (Starkbot Beats)
5. Giant Swan ‘YFPHNT’ (Keck)
6. Peder Mannerfelt ‘Black Alert’ (Unreleased)
7. Roman Poncet ‘Atlas (Antigone Remix)
8. Senate ‘Borrow Dub’ (E-Fax)
9. Addison Groove ‘Brand New Drop’ (Unreleased)
10. Reeko ‘Dirty Feeling’ (Avian)
11. Pursuit Grooves ‘Hair Raising’ (What Rules Recordings)
12. Al Wootton ‘Natural Forward’ (Trule)
13. Pinch & Kahn feat Killa’s Army ‘Crossing The Line’ (Tectonic)
14. Sectra ‘Teeth Clenched’ (Unreleased)
15. Zeed ‘Journey’ (Unreleased)
16. Jack Sparrow ‘Pinhead’ (Unreleased)
17. Icicle ‘Shout Me’ (Sentry Recordings)
18. TNGHT ‘MC Serpent X (Lokane Edit)’ (Unreleased)
19. Sectra ‘REM’ (Unreleased)
20. Judgitzu ‘Umnehme’ (Nyege Nyege Tapes)
21. Altered Natives ‘Back To My Roots (Champion Girl)’ (Eye4Eye Recordings)
22. Hoover ‘1-3b’ (Hoover)
23. Philip D Kick ‘Bleach’ (Astrophonica)
24. Zonae ‘Diamonds’ (SZNS7N)
25. MissterSpoon ‘002’ (Unreleased)

ITPS045 PINCH

Ranging from deep and dubby to bass-heavy and bumpy,  Pugilist‘s musical creations have been picked up by such labels as Whities, Zam Zam and Modern Hypnosis in recent years, but it’s his brilliant new three-tracker on DJ Oberman’s Nous’klaer Audio that really caught our attention.

With that in mind, we reached out to see if he would be interested in laying down a mix for us. The result is a chuggy, bass-driven and highly percussive journey through all things dub, slo-mo techno and broken beat, with almost forty tracks crammed into the one hour and thirty-six-minute long recording – many of which unreleased. Enjoy! 🔉 🔊 Full feature: bit.ly/OTRMIX8

Feature & Tracklist

Off The Record Mix Series 8: Pugilist

Name: Zoey Shopmaker
Alias: Sister Zo (@sisterzo)
Pronouns: She/Her
Location: Kansas City

Influences: It started with my dad introducing me to Pink Floyd in 7th Grade. I fell in love with that dark, psychedelic vibe almost instantly. We would drive around listening to music, trading music trivia back and forth. Then in high school I dove into hip-hop and rap and started making beats. That eventually led me to trip hop (Bonobo, DJ Shadow, Flying Lotus, etc.) From there I discovered Shlohmo (whose track 'Big Feelings' is tucked into the intro of the mix), Lapalux, XXYYXX, Baths, etc. That trippy emotive stuff still comes through in my mixes. As a DJ/Producer, my peers are by far my greatest influences: everyone in UN/TUCK, Coughman, Dan Miles, Octo Octa, ADAB and Kiernan Laveaux, to name a few. But the list goes on for real. That's what I love most about this scene—it's a real melting pot of energies and every interaction is transformative in some palpable way. 

Affiliations/Residencies/Projects: UN/TUCK (untuckcollective.bandcamp.com)

Favorite Quote: "Keep your eye on the ball. Even when you can't see the ball" - Tom Robbins

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community: Be willing to take risks in the direction of your heart. And trust in the people you resonate with along the way.

With this mix Sister Zo asks to please learn more about and consider donating to: I'd like to highlight For the Gworls (FTG), founded by Assani Armon. FTG is a collective that raises housing and medical funds for Black Trans People (www.forthegworls.party/about)

Tracklist - https://bit.ly/SisterZoTrax

Daisychain 151 - Sister Zo

Championing the new wave of electronic art.

FACT mix 713 - Laksa (June '19)

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