Parallel to his regular duties at Bassiani Records, Georgian maestro Aksed joined the club twice on the dancefloor last month for an experience like no other. The latter performance was recorded at monthly queer party Horoom Nights, Bassiani Podcast 112 is the result. The self-professed gamer dispatches a two-hour mix of RPG and ghettotech-leaning beats, a twitchy catalyser primed for the sweaty raver.

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Bassiani invites Aksed / Podcast #112

With the worst of the pandemic in the rear-view mirror, Danish virtuoso DJ Tool can finally get back to IRL raves, and championing a signature brand of techno that blurs the gulf between the heady days of 90s trance and present. This is his second round for the Bassiani podcast series, a high voltage return to his Copenhagen roots. They’ve fully grown: quicksilver rhythms that have to be seen (and felt) in the flesh, though this one’s a glimpse of that magic at home. Bassiani Podcast 142 is pure euphoria, a pulsating journey through the world DJ Tool and his Fast Forward crew built.

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Bassiani invites Dj Tool / Podcast #142

Utah - იუტა ბედიას სასცენო სახელია, მან 303Hz - ში 2022 წელს გაიარა დიჯეინგის კურსი თორნიკე კვანჭიანთან იგივე კვანჭისთან.

303Hz X Utah

Close Bassiani collaborator and Georgian heavy hitter Kancheli is guest number three for experimental event series Zenaari’s new Mix. He’s also the third Bassiani/Horoom resident to contribute an episode, proof that the best dancefloor artists aren’t just focused on narrow category constraints but push themselves through deep sonic research and experimentation. The former percussionist and Jazz enthusiast takes inspiration for a wealth of different genres: though this particular junket is a detour from his usual Techno dispatches: a weird and wonderful exploration in sound that segues from warmer ambient melodies, to reflective monologues, through brooding instrumentals and insectlike clicks. A liminal rally of disparate and thought-provoking sounds from the Tbilisi mainstay and club resident.

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1. Giorgi Shamanauri & DJ Kancheli - Der Himmel Über Berlin
2. Biosphere - As Pale as a Pearl
3. Harold Budd/Brian Eno - Not Yet Remembered
4. Kozmana - Untitled
5. Swod - Patinage
6. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Insensatez (Re-model by Alva Noto)
7. Tangerine Dream - Movements of a Visionary
8. The Green Kingdom - Kalimba Sketch
9. Dictaphone - Tempelhof
10. Donato Wharton- Is that why yr still on earth
11. Two Lone Swordsmen - As Worldly Pleasures Wave Goodbye
12. Monolake - Terminal
13. Robert Lippok - 6 a.m.
14. Sven Kacirek - Possibly You Find Your Own
15. Moondog - Down is up
16. Bowery Electric - Inside Out

Zenaari Mix 003 - Kancheli

“303Hz Stream series” #31  ეპიზოდის სტუმარია მამუკა აბრამიძე, სასცენო სახელით CHROMIE

303Hz - ის სტრიმის სერიებს მხარს უჭერს "Miller"

303Hz Stream Series X CHROMIE

Stockholm repper Patrik Eriksson is a proponent for deep and loopy techno; under his Dold moniker, the DJ/producer delivers all manner of introverted compositions, moments designed for home and club that resonate with an evocative and redoubtable simplicity. His catalogue of releases on the co-run label Arsenik are an ongoing dialogue with live partner Kuf and a selection of well-known peers, stripped-down techno that conveys a cogent message with its straight-talking approach.

The Revival Recordings (BAS 014) is another vinyl feather in Dold’s cap, a five-track release that takes the relay from his developing opus and sprints assuredly on. A1 Work Me pairs mercurial hi-hats with subaquatic squeaks, while its successor keeps tempo and switches its leitmotif for hollow, metallic repetitions. The temperature rises with Solid Solitude, the A3 banger that’s likely to make its way into many a closing set towards the end of summer. The B side takes a darker turn with Insight (B1), a slower, more philosophical entry suggestive of breezy Scandinavian nights. B2 points its arrow in another direction, still more urban, more club floor, shuffling acid beats that tie the record and Dold’s many-faceted influences together in a neat package. There’s a bit of everything here, and a hint at both Dold’s capacity as a producer and what might be yet to come. A promise of compelling techno from the north that’s sure to put his star on the rise.

All tracks written by @ddoldd
Mastered at Hardgroove
Mastering by Paul Mac
Art direction and Photography by Tengiz Begoidze;
Words by Pablo Martin-Ortiz
Distributed by Triple Vision

B1 Insight

Stockholm repper Patrik Eriksson is a proponent for deep and loopy techno; under his Dold moniker, the DJ/producer delivers all manner of introverted compositions, moments designed for home and club that resonate with an evocative and redoubtable simplicity. His catalogue of releases on the co-run label Arsenik are an ongoing dialogue with live partner Kuf and a selection of well-known peers, stripped-down techno that conveys a cogent message with its straight-talking approach.

The Revival Recordings (BAS 014) is another vinyl feather in Dold’s cap, a five-track release that takes the relay from his developing opus and sprints assuredly on. A1 Work Me pairs mercurial hi-hats with subaquatic squeaks, while its successor keeps tempo and switches its leitmotif for hollow, metallic repetitions. The temperature rises with Solid Solitude, the A3 banger that’s likely to make its way into many a closing set towards the end of summer. The B side takes a darker turn with Insight (B1), a slower, more philosophical entry suggestive of breezy Scandinavian nights. B2 points its arrow in another direction, still more urban, more club floor, shuffling acid beats that tie the record and Dold’s many-faceted influences together in a neat package. There’s a bit of everything here, and a hint at both Dold’s capacity as a producer and what might be yet to come. A promise of compelling techno from the north that’s sure to put his star on the rise.

All tracks written by @ddoldd
Mastered at Hardgroove
Mastering by Paul Mac
Art direction and Photography by Tengiz Begoidze
Words by Pablo Martin-Ortiz
Distributed by Triple Vision

A2 Human's Worst Friend

Multidisciplinary artist and queer agitator Valley Dolly is a long time friend and light designer to Bassiani as well as a member of the locally-based Hydrash collective. An eager student of the heady nights of New York underground culture, in their sound there’s an undeniable debt to the house music of that time and place, and the many constituent queer and trans faces that lit the way for so many who came after. By extension Valley Dolly, who also works under the alias Svecki*, uses their skills and context to probe contemporary inequalities, question gender paradigms and deliver a radical critique of the same in the form of perky and silver-toned beats. Their work also alludes to a wider palette of personal inspirations, everything from the quotidian rituals of Tbilisi life to video games and horror films. All of it comes together in a bespoke and brightly coloured house sound that radiates joy and positivity. Savvy rhythms that bounce along at steady pace, melodies that seduce and blaze a trail from start to closing track with one simple goal set in their sights, sharing that feeling of love and inclusivity. Bassiani Podcast 228 kicks off the heavy burden of patriarchal culture with a wink and a smile and sets its ablaze with equal zeal, an hour of breezy tunes from a cherished member of the Georgian scene, and here's hoping there’ll be many more to come.

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Bassiani invites Valley Dolly / Podcast #228

Giorgi Kancheli is a Georgian producer and resident DJ at Bassiani who has been crucial in shaping the country’s club culture. Growing up in the dark and crumbling Tbilisi, in the 90’s, has greatly influenced his musical identity.
Kancheli’s professional relationship with music began with percussion and at the age of 17 he was already playing at the Tbilisi jazz festival. Soon after that, he got into electronic music and has now been an active DJ for over 15 years. In early 2010, Kancheli and his friends started the project ‘Stare at DJ’, which quickly became the main event of the country’s evolving club scene. Today, Kancheli is one of the most popular DJs in his hometown Tbilisi, headlining many major festivals in Georgia and performing at the industry’s most respected venues such as Berghain, Robert Johnson, Shelter, Dimensions or CTM Festival. Besides spinning the decks, Giorgi also writes and produces his own music. In spring 2020 his debut solo EP “Earthshaketrance” got released on Bassiani Records. Kancheli also co-runs the label Shin Records - a label focused on emerging Georgian producers

follow the artist:
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kancheli
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dj_kancheli/

Artwork: www.instagram.com/joshua.wsm/

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Rote Sonne invites Kancheli | Podcast 133

dedicated to all the emos of the world..

Please prepare your best and loudest sound system

2020.03.15 48:18 Isolation

Soaring techno from the Bassiani resident.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=726

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RA.726 NDRX

303 Hz was founded in Tbilisi by a team of several Georgian producers gathered around one point to keep and serve the progress of art culture in Georgia.

303 Hz team specializes in educational courses of DJing, Music Production, and Sound Design. Fully geared and approachable producers and DJs share their experience and skills with all students.

303 Hz team is always looking towards expansion and diversity.

303Hz Stream Series X CHROMIE

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