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P errine

P errine - 5/8 Radio #171

Sallad Egg is based in London where she hosts club nights under the name ŒUF. She is a vocalist and collaborator with the musician Zeta Zeta and a member of the Valley Sound Records family.

Bar Jerusalem w. Akvilina guest Sallad Egg [30.09.2021]

Radioblog
06.01.2022 
Carlo Onda's Romantic Disco

Autumn 2017 I suddenly got manic. I went to a secondhandstore, heilsarmee, and there was a vinyl sale. I looked through the boxes and recognized that some italo disco lover must have died or something. I thought the record collection is speaking to me. I spent an hour or so looking for all that matching vinyl. It was pretty magic, I admit. So it was my mission to get this music back in front of people and I started djing a bit. The effect everytime was pretty much the same. Young and old people put a smile on and started dancing. I wondered why it always worked so good but I have my theory. Young folks see the roots of what they are served today and the old just forget that they aren't the youngest anymore. It was at the same time that I started Carlo Onda, frankly inspired by the music you hear here. Then after mania comes rain and as far as I remember, I haven't been djing since. Though I really think I should give it another try someday.

Anyways, every now and then, someone asks me
to do a mix and I always refuse. But yesterday I said yes, because somehow the project of Radioblog Tirana really appeals to me.

Tracklist:

The Rockets - Le Chemin
Minimal - Static Dancing
Patrik Cowley - Night Warp
Fox the Fox - Precious little Diamond
Martin Rev - Rocking House
Weltschmertz - Sehnsucht aus Beton
Divine - Shoot your Shot
Bobby O - How to pick up Girls
Kano - I need Love
The Creatures - Inspiration

https://soundcloud.com/carlo-onda
https://carloonda.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/carloondamusic

Art cover by:
Carlo Onda

Carlo Onda

Radioblog 06.01.2022 - Carlo Onda's Romantic Disco

Argentinian malbec or Chilean carménère?
Majestoso or Superclásico?
Mario Vargas Llosa or Gabriel García Márquez?
Rio de Janeiro or Rio de Zhulebino? 

All these questions quietly pop into your mind while familiar reality fades into the haze of a sultry evening on the Copacabana Beach. Behind the fat layer of misted beer bottles, tanned buttocks, favelas that stuck around the surrounding hills, and the foam of the ocean waves, you can no longer see anything that was at least a little familiar to you. . It all happened because you turn on the mix of Alexei Parkhomenko for 5/8: radio just for a one minute

uvd tsao

uvd tsao - 5/8 Radio #196

How a decent person should spend the rest of the summer?

To rust, being an old swing, lonely standing in a deserted courtyard on the outskirts of the city.

To lie down, having turned out to be the empty beer bottle, forgotten on the shore of a muddy lake.

To buzz, becoming a 50-cc engine of a scooter rushing through the Veshnyaki district at three in the morning.

To rejoice, having turned Tijani Babangida, who scored the single goal into the gates of the hated Danes on a hot June evening in 1998.

All those little moments should be experienced to the rhythms of the languid house mix of Phil Anker, our buddy from Brooklyn, that he put together for the 5/8: radio.

Phil Anker

Phil Anker - 5/8 Radio #197

Serafima tightly squeezed the hand of Leonid Borisovich. It almost instantly became wet either from the August heat, or from the excitement of the moment. Looking at the pond, which reflected a twelve-story panel building called the "candle" by the locals, she asked: "Lenya, would you also want all of this to last forever?".

At first Leonid Borisovich wanted to nod as a sign of agreement, but then he remembered everything that he could not really accept the finiteness of: like a trip to the nudist beach "Little Banana" on the island of Skiathos which was full of surprises, or the promising career of Stefan Bellof, which was ended with a crash into a concrete wall in Belgium, but above all of this – the mix of Istanbul rhythm-caster Ali Riza Firat, created for 5/8: radio.

Ali Riza Firat

Ali Riza Firat - 5/8 Radio #198

Tonya was twelve years old. On the small screen of the «Toshiba» color TV were corrugated potato chip floating in zero gravity, news anchor Ken Brockman went nuts and welcoming a race of giant ants to Earth, and a drunken Barney Gumble flew off on a jetpack stolen from NASA with a bottle of champagne in his hand. Glasses clinked in the kitchen. Father received a prepayment and brought Turkish sweets with marmalade inside. Mother opened a bottle of champagne and thickly painted her lips with the lipstick bought in Bulgaria last summer. Outside the window, in the dim light of the loneliest street lamp, there were falling large flakes of January’s snow.

Tonya somehow felt surprisingly good, but she had no idea that she would feel just as good only after 23 years, when she decided to turn on the Safronel mix for the 5/8: a radio, inspired by the «Deep Space Homer» episode, in which Homer Simpson goes to space.

Safronel

Safronel - 5/8 Radio #199

Mikhail Alexandrovich opened his eyes with an effort. During the night his apartment became so cold that his face felt like a heavy ice mask. The smell of rain and rotting leaves wafted into the bedroom from the open window.

Everything inside Mikhail Alexandrovich crumpled because of the mere thought that he would have to get out of bed in all this September nightmare. He imagined his cold hands, puddle-stained boots, a terribly prickly sweater, and smoking breaks under the drizzle. It was too much.

The only thing that gave Mikhail Alexandrovich strength to finally pull his shaking pale body out from the blanket was not the prospect of being under boiling water in the shower, not a cup of hot instant coffee, and not even a trip to Tunisian Sousse bought for October. It was the 200th anniversary mix from 5/8: radio, recorded by Sasha Shuliko, warming like the July sun

Shuliko

Shuliko - 5/8 Radio #200

Club / Hotel Autarkic @TEDER.FM 18/04/23

Sleepmix Volume 6 (Mixed by Dreems)

Up next with the Ransom Note Mix is none other than Timothy 'Heretic' Clerkin - our beloved bearded and coiffured member of the R$N family - whose latest EP 'Serenade' will be dropping on Ransom Note Records next week.

When he's not chowing down on a bowl of Tesco's finest tomato soup with a crusty baguette on the side (despite it being a balmy 27 degrees outside - are you mad mate?) he's busy pondering which of his superior tweed suits he should wear. Oh, and making music. Bloody good music too. As are the suits. 

Have a listen to the mix below, download and save for later, and read the Q&A. Do it now. It's Friday, we all know you're not doing any work.

Timothy 'Heretic' Clerkin: The Ransom Note Mix

Francis Harris Live from Lot Radio 12.26.17

S&T Podcast 19 I Francis Harris Live At Lot Radio

GARZEN JUKEBOX 13 - ASAF SAMUEL

Ambient mix compiled by Ripperton ahead of his performance at this year's Caprices Festival, taking place from April 12 to 15 in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. 

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/2018/03/ripperton-shares-serene-new-ambient-mix/

@ripperton

[via XLR8R]

Download: Ripperton - XLR8R Ambient Mix, March 2018

LAYER #200 mixed by Serial Experiments
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@experimentsserial (@whypeopledance) - more than 5 years have passed since the very start of the series, and it only makes sense that the one who started it comes back for this celebratory number. One of the most challenging selections to record, this cinematic trip will take you through the years backstage. However cheesy it sounds, here's to 200 more!

https://soundcloud.com/experimentsserial/
https://facebook.com/experimentsserial/
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WHYPEOPLEDANCE:
facebook.com/whypeopledance
soundcloud.com/whypeopledance/

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LAYER #200 | Serial Experiments

WTF! This semi-staged picture does not say anything about the unbelievably great time I had in Stockholm last weekend. Fantastic food from The Hotel At Six kitchen for a start, deliciously eccentric drinks by Juan and then this heavenly cozy room set up by Victor! I brought a lot of personal faves to listen to over the insane sound system there. Some of the things I usually only listen to when I'm alone, because they make me cry (yes I'm a sissy, look at the pic). And some tracks that I never found the right spot to play out. Just like the first song: It's called "Sex" by the Necks and it's 56 minutes long. In my bag for years and it never made it out (it's a CD!)This saturday I had to give it a try. I have actually not expected it being perfect for this room. But hell yeah - time got irrelevant after half an hour and people were diving in it. 
Now the bummer. The recording didn't start properly and - even worse - stopped accidently after one hour and a half. Still it's a nice listen and I hope you enjoy this like I did enjoy the weekend. 
HUGEST THANKS TO VICTOR, TO JUAN AND THE WHOLE STAFF FOR MAKING THIS HAPPEN. https://www.facebook.com/Hosoisthlm/
(Thanks to Stockholm record stores for the wonderful finds) 
Next time we'll make it a proper 6 hour recording! 
Bussi, Basso

Basso @ HOSOI diving

We are an independent radio.

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