Tracklist:  William Orbit – ‘Ogive Number 1’ Leftfield – ‘Melt’ Torom – ‘Bonus Breakbeats’ Gipsy – ‘I Trance You (Mix 1)’ The DJ_’s Project – ‘vs. X-Calibur (Original Mix)’ Phost – ‘Swallowed by a Snake’ Dubtribe – ‘Mother Earth (Original Mix)’ Television – ‘The Broadcast’ The Young Braves – ‘Reach’ Ura – ‘Junglist Lament’ Lazer Worshippers  – ‘Lazer Worshippers Theme’ The System – ‘Almost Grown’ One Dove – ‘Breakdown’ RAC – ‘BLOWOUT MIX 2’ Thompson Twins – ‘Come Inside (Feedback House Mix J. Rainbow Edit)’ Liquid Son – Rainfall (Garden of Eden Part 1) FAFF – Interlude Voodoo Warriors Of Love – ‘Limitless (Sheltering Sky Mix)’  Vanessa Daou – ‘Two To Tango (Valley Of The Daou Mix)’ Manuel Fischer – ‘Doctor Rattlesnakes Perception Of Homes Resonance’ John Beltran – ‘Eden’ Symbols & Instruments – ‘Mood (Metaphysical Extended Mix)’

Roza Terenzi at KWIA [03 Aug 2023]

Études Mix N°63 by Call Super @call-super
Curated by Aimée @am-agency

A few words from the artist:
1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?
Very difficult because my life is very much lived "in music", in that the separations between my engagement with music and the rest of my existence are very indistinct. I need some silence every day to continue. For the rest of it I am pretty much consumed.

2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music? 
Generally I am not a genre person. This extends to disciplines as a whole as much as it does to genres within disciplines. Every creative outlet is very much a space in which ideas are interchangeable and so on. So if you trained in pattern cutting and you also trained in an instrument then you would be able to work on the same idea in both fields. 

3/ How did you curate this musical sequence/audio journey?
Having said that about genres I wanted to make something that spliced a trip-hop mood and DIY/no wave songs. Trip-wave. A Simply Red dub mix had to be the heart of the thing, everything else extends from this centrepoint.

4/ Three words to define your mix for Études?
Massive Red Area.

Tracklist:
John Tchicai - Lied
Dunn - Vision
Gina X - Kaddish
Phil Lynott with Huey Lewis - One Wish (Demo)
Kincaid - 71122.0 (Stone Remix)
Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Jah Wobble - Blow Out
Burnt Freidman & João Pais Filipe - 22-105
Simply Red - Thrill Me (Steppin' Razor Ambient Instrumental Mix)
Simply Red - Thrill Me (Steppin' Razor Mix)
Barbie Bertisch - Taking My Time (Gavilan Rayna Russom Remix)
Aksak Maboul - L'Adieu A L'Histoire (Tolouse Low Trax Remix)
The Advanced Cookbook of Mr Selig and Kanzler Z - Pink Rhythm
Pugilist - Symbiosis
Susumo Yoko - Penguin on Desert
Harmon Eyes - Sensaesa
Laura Michele - You Always Hurt The One You Love

Call Super Mix N°63

Big Dyke Energy residents FAFF chart a course through headier climes in a soundtrack for reflection and introspection.

https://www.factmag.com/2023/11/13/fact-mix-faff/

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The Berlin-based party starter wafts her energy our way for an hour a month. Colourful house & techno, vintage breaks, decontextualised bargain-bin club tracks & more in the mix... 
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The Lot Radio New York resident and pi pi pi curator deep creep channels a first-class selection for breaks, progressive house and more in this week's Rhythmic Culture podcast.

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Read our interview with @8salamanda8 and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/SalaPod

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Up next for Tapes #115 is Xi’an-born and Toronto-based music producer, DJ, pianist, and radio presenter, Ciel. 

She is the creator of Work in Progress, a women-prioritizing concert series in Toronto; a co-founder of the immersive multidisciplinary events platform It’s Not U It’s Me; a co-owner of Toronto electronic music label Parallel Minds; a member of the internationally-renowned women & LGBTQIA+ DJ collective Discwoman; and also produces a monthly radio show on Rinse FM. 

Whether a label boss, grassroots rave promoter, established producer or adventurous DJ, the same strongly-held beliefs shine through everything Cindy does: that of focus on the community, upholding diversity and inclusivity, and playing her part to leave the scene in a better place than when she first entered. 

Read the full interview: https://www.originssound.com/os-tapes/ciel-mix

Follow Ciel —
instagram.com/ciel_dj
soundcloud.com/ciel_dj

Origins Tapes 116 - Ciel

"For this mix I wanted to pull together something that captures where I'm at musically in terms of what I'm listening to regularly, obsessing over and who I'm inspired by. I feel like it's a proper time capsule. I'm very thankful for the dancefloor experiences I had this summer which introduced me to some pretty incredible producers and DJs, ones who are more influenced by nature and the environment surrounding them with these organic, psychedlic textures seeping through their soundscapes. There's a lot of percussive and deep spacey elements in this mix, spanning everything from the trippy and minimal to the sometimes obnoxious style of psytrance."

@basicchanel
@untitled909

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@dj_samwise

For extended Q&A... please visit our website ----> pipipi.life <----

Introduce yourself? Pronouns? Where do you currently reside? 

Hi! My name is Sam aka Samwise. I’m a selector/DJ, A&R, curator, promoter, and eternal raver. My pronouns are He/Him. I’m currently based in Los Angeles, but spend a considerable amount of time in London as well.

Describe your DJ set up in full detail?

My home setup consists of 2x Technics 1200 MKII turntables (internally grounded) as I like to have the freedom to play both vinyl and digital records, an Allen & Heath XONE 92 mixer (sorry to my V10 bbs but team XONE 100p), and 2x Pioneer XDJ-700 cdjs (I prefer having older CDJs for my home setup because they do nothing for you (technically speaking) and force you to play by ear. Ideal for practicing + warm ups.

3 adjectives that start with the same letter to describe your vibe?

Serendipitous
Sanguine
Sassy

Favorite movie and why? 

Darron Aronofsky’s Requiem for a Dream. I love bold, esoteric, analytical films with a dark and preferably psychological tinge. Aronofsky is the best of the best at this in my view, and this film remains his most poignant work. 


Listen to the moment at 45 min mark in your PI mix… describe how it makes you feel? 

This moment makes me feel solid, rooted, and hopeful. For me, recording mixes is a cathartic and therapeutic process that largely reflects an experience that I’ve gone through. This particular mix is really important to me on a personal level because I recorded it shortly after I uncovered a deeply rooted childhood trauma. The progression of the mix echoes the process of integrating this trauma into my life – in other words, realizing the way this has informed my way of living/behaving and how to move forward with the knowledge that it happened. The 45 min mark is the point at which I am able to shift away from being introspective and somber, and towards a newfound ability to be hopeful and rooted again.

What would you like to see in the future for the dance community? 

I’d love to see more musical diversity and openness from DJs, promoters, and attendees alike. I think we made a lot of progress breaking down musical boundaries post-Covid, but we still have a long way towards destroying musical pretentiousness. Dance music is about connection and togetherness in all forms, period!

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