i see music also every emotion going always have it is BEAUTIFUL 👍.

Stay critical and alert. Hug from little old Amsterdam and please have a listen to my new EP #CleanDanceEnergy 

Mannheim’s Nick Curly has been educating club-goers for over a decade. His own brand of tech house and techno is expertly displayed via his record label 8bit, as well as his era-defining imprint Cecile  Records. Nick's productions have always been a key factor in his success, where he's signed his work to a multitude of leading labels including Truesol, Hot  Since  82's Knee  Deep  In  Sound and Adam  Beyer's Drumcode. His touring schedule has him playing hundreds of shows per year which includes slots at large scale festivals and headline shows alike. Nick's month of June is as busy as any with 15 shows in 30 days across the entire expanse of Europe, which also features an appearance in Australia to lead him into the second half of 2018.

Among his busy schedule, we caught up with Nick and were lucky enough to have him feature as our 68th Balance  Selections podcast.

Interview and tracklist here: www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-068-nick-curly/

Soundcloud: @nickcurly
Facebook: www.facebook.com/nickcurlyofficial

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Balance Selections 068: Nick Curly

NAKADIA on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/djnakadia
- SoundCloud: @nakadia

HOW I MET THE BASS on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/howimetthebass
- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

3 QUESTIONS to NAKADIA:

Q: Going through your mix shows a lot of roots. How would you describe your early days? How did you get in touch with electronic music once?

A: I think my development as artist was different from most others. Most people fall in love with Electronic Music during a clubnight. That was the same for me, but I only had one night and it all stopped after that. One night in Germany in May 2002 changed my life and after I returned to Thailand there was no more Electronic Music. No record shops, no DJ friends, nobody that could inspire me, no online sets yet - I was on my own. This was the hard part. How could I develop without inspiration? I fell in love with Electronic Music on that first night, but I had no idea how many genres and sub-styles Electronic Music had. I took me 6 years and thousands of euros in records I bought wrong and that I would never play, until I finally found my style. During these years I would order vinyl online and have them sent to an address in Germany. Twice a year I would return to Europe for a tour and pick up the records - most of them where terrible and only some I could use. I always tried to play Techno, but the clubs that booked me didn’t like it, so I had to start easy for them - mostly funky - and build my way up to bring people to Techno. It was 2008 when I finally cut off all the “uncool" bookings and only accepted gigs where I could play my sound. For my “How I Met The Bass” set I went through my vinyl of the first years and found some records that I loved playing between 2003 and 2006.

Q: During Corona you spent your time at home in Berlin. What did you do since the lockdown and how bright do you look into the future?

A: For me it was a great time to finally be at home for a while. I was never really home in Berlin for the past 18 years and now I had time to work in the studio and learn more about my equipment. I also did a lot of live streams and learned german. I look into a great future and I believe we will have better parties once this is all over. People will hopefully appreciate parties more and I have gained thousands of new fans with my live streams, so I can’t wait to be back on tour. This health crisis made me more healthy than ever! I finally could sleep normal sleeping hours and didn’t drink any alcohol for 14 weeks. I am now fit for the next 18 years!

Q: Which projects are you currently working on and what can we expect from you soon?

A: I have many releases ready to go out now. There will be EPs and remixes coming on a regular basis on labels like Set About, Codex and Kraftek. And I hope to be back on tour again from August. Things are looking quite good right now, so let’s hope the virus will continue to disappear everywhere. It’s about time to get back to our lives again.

Nakadia - HOW I MET THE BASS #180

Welcome to Ellum Radio by Maceo Plex. Each week, Ellum Radio delivers exclusive guest mixes, live recordings, new unreleased music, and the very best from the Ellum audio label boss and his special guests.

Please enjoy this guest mix from DJ and producer North Lake

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Seasoned music producer and live act Robert Babicz chats with 6AM's Daisy Magaña about how music gave him the clarity to better see the world through. Translating his rare gift of synaesthesia, his ability to see music and hear color has helped him create "happy accidents" for almost 30 years. He talks about his upcoming release "HERZ" (out August 7 via his label babiczstyle) as well as his gratitude for his fans.

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Playlist kkshow 304

1.	Franky Rizardo – spirit walk – 8 bit
2.	Yousef & black circle – paris – moon harbour
3.	Francisco Allendes & aldo cadiz – esa nena quiere (dennis cruz rmx) – Viva
4.	Yulia niko – manifesto (Francesco mami & yokoO Vegas rmx) – watergate
5.	Audiojack – stellar – gruuv
6.	Kiki & shayde – smell of tears (phonique & fairplay rmx) – bar25
7.	Tim Engelhardt – shine -  stil vor Talent
8.	Tom Zeta – jalapenos – ritter butzke
9.	Paralel – see me from beyond – pursuit
10.	Innellea & kevin de Vires – Mondfinsternis - afterlife

Kling Klong Show 304

Playlist kk show 304

1.	Franky rizardo – dusty mornings – 8 bit
2.	Gorge – erotic soul (2020rework) – 8 bit
3.	Markus Homm – Shadow – cyclic
4.	Markus Homm – Amour Fou
5.	Yousef & black circ le – re-discover – Moon Harbour
6.	Tim Engelhardt – kala – Stil vor Talent
7.	Audiojack feat Eli & Fur – Obsession – Gruuv
8.	Colyn – Exo - afterlife
9.	Yannek Maunz feat Seasoul – goldfish (rowa&sanoi rmx) - PPR

Kkshow305

Ani - (118bpm warmup version)

Here we go with the Club Room for this week. I have one hour of great music for you this week including tracks from Ela Minus Fort Romeau Joseph Ashworth Spatial Awareness Frank Maurel Manuel Di Martino Molly Ejeca feat. Kele Route 8 Twenty Committee feat. Chloe Rodgers and Magdalena

	01.	Ela Minus - They Told Us It Was Hard, But They Were Wrong
	02.	Fort Romeau - The Wind As It Took Her
	03.	Joseph Ashworth - ReRoute
	04.	Spatial Awareness - Cant Hold Back
	05.	Frank Maurel - Solution [RAW-WORX]
	06.	Manuel Di Martino - The Gold of Napoli
	07.	Molly - Mr Ro Land
	08.	Ejeca feat. Kele -Won't Give Up' (Extended Dub Mix) [Skint Records]
	09.	Route 8  - This Far
	10.	Twenty Committee feat. Chloe Rodgers - This Town (Kornél Kovács Remix)
	11.	Magdalena - Voices

Club Room 128 with Anja Schneider

Behrilium Sessions | Episode 35
Welcome to the weekly guide to the best fresh and incoming releases.
Enjoy, share the love and stay safe.

Tracklist:
Stil & Bense - The Others feat. Orbit Aeolian (Original Mix)  [Heinz Music]
https://www.beatport.com/label/heinz-music/28095

Nick Varon - Cuncumen (Original Mix) [Beat Boutique]
https://www.beatport.com/label/beat-boutique/43507

Gaston Ponte - Sorcery (Original Mix) [Or Two Strangers]
https://www.beatport.com/track/sorcery-original-mix/14326247

Jono Stephenson - The Astronomer (Hushkin Remix) [Bull In A China Shop]
https://www.beatport.com/label/bull-in-a-china-shop/70536

Robot Love - Tangle [DIRTYBIRD]
https://www.beatport.com/track/tangle-original-mix/14356100

Quivver - In My Dreams (Quivver's Space Manoeuvres Mix) [Songspire Records]
https://www.beatport.com/track/in-my-dreams-quivver-s-space-manoeuvres-mix/14350022

Dabeat & Zalvador - Transcendence (Original Mix) [Univack]
https://www.beatport.com/label/univack/10955

Paul Unkel - Follow  (Original mix) [IbogaTech Records]
https://www.beatport.com/label/ibogatech/73213

Leghet - Red Clouds [Click records]
https://www.beatport.com/label/click-records/40126

Movement Machina - Shine [YOMO Records]
https://www.beatport.com/track/shine-original-mix/14344511

Behrilium Sessions | Episode 35

We have a really nice mix this week with some soulful Detroit vibes and some energy giving tribal house flavours. We start with SYCUM on the wonderful Speicher label, then we have Mia Wallace in a Hiroko Yamamura remix, Mathias Kaden new EP is coming on Rekids and I am playing ‘Control Your Mind’, Robert Hood and Floorplan is on the show, we have a Ryan Elliot, the Stephen Brown remix of Subradeon coming next month on Sous Music, Spencer Parkers remix of Amanda Mussi, Mark Broom remixing S-File, another Hiroko Yamamura remix this time from Gabriella Vergilov and then finally we close out the show with Sven von Thulen. Enjoy!

	01.	SYCUM - The Dream 							
	02.	Mia Wallace - Disorder (Hiroko Yamamura Remix) 			
	03.	Mathias Kaden - Control Your Mind 					
	04.	Robert Hood - Ignite A War 						
	05.	Floorplan - Save the Children (Detroit Mix) 			
	06.	Ryan Elliott - Get To You 							
	07.	Subradeon - Where Is Your Soul (Stephen Brown Remix) 		
	08.	Amanda Mussi - Keyboard Cats (Spencer Parker Remix) 		
	09.	S-File - Things Have Changed (Mark Broom Remix) 		
	10.	Gabriella Vergilov - So Cool So High (Hiroko Yamamura Remix) 	
	11.	Sven von Thulen - Backdrop Of Awareness

Club Room 131 with Anja Schneider

from my first album under my real name ROBERT BABICZ, back then i was experimenting and trying to find a way out of the closed borders of the 4/4 techno world. 21 years ago.... i never really cared for the opinion of the style police. i wanted to explore and do my own way, i needed to feel for myself how sounds react and what i can do with them.
from my album MoMente out on Mille Plateaux in 1999
https://www.discogs.com/Robert-Babicz-MoMente/release/50970

MoMente

Magengegend/Schlaflos - robert babicz / 1999

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