Great start of an amazing mix. Bravo! 💥

DifferentSound invites Sunil Sharpe (Dublin)

The DifferentSound Podcast #284 welcomes Sunil Sharpe! Sunil Sharpe is one of techno's true people. Known primarily for his fast-moving, skilful style and dynamic selections on the decks, Sunil has carved out a unique place in the global scene, representing electronic music in a range of different ways over the years - as a DJ, producer, label owner, party organiser, radio host, writer, educator and nightlife advocate. Sunil's reputation as a "turntable wizard" is long established from his early days as a DJ in Dublin (when local competition was fierce and word of mouth meant everything). Enjoy this live recording from just a week ago when Sunil played cult West Cork music venue Connolly's of Leap (established 1790). Full blast.

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DifferentSound invites Sunil Sharpe / Podcast #284

In our 215th edition of the voxnox podcast, we are pleased to introduce you to STERAC B2B Bastienne. The set was originally recorded on 03.03.2024 at the Daycare event at Bret. 

STERAC, a musical persona of Steve, thrives on Planet Rachmad. Unlike his other aliases which explore dub, disco, or house music, STERAC is dedicated to the darker, deeper realms of techno. This side is manifested in signature tracks across prominent labels like M-Plant, Tresor, Klockworks, Afterlife, Mote Evolver, Indigo Aera, and Delsin. 

Over the years, Bastienne has crafted her unique DJ sound through continual exploration and enjoyment of diverse sounds. As a versatile performer, she seizes every chance to lead club-goers on an engaging musical journey. Whether performing solo, delivering groovy, rhythmic techno sets, or teaming up with her friend VUUR for lively back-to-back house sets, Bastienne immerses herself fully. 

Follow Sterac here: @steverachmad
www.instagram.com/steve_rachmad_sterac/

Follow Bastienne here: @bastienne115
www.instagram.com/bastienne_f/

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Voxnox Podcast 215 - Sterac B2b Bastienne

‘Run it Red’ sees bona fide techno legend Ben Sims showcases 2 hrs of the finest new house and techno he can lay his hands on. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ben-sims/episodes/ben-sims-21st-april-2024

Ben Sims Presents: Run It Red 210424

Welcome to DJ Lily aka Lilieskalla (Gothenburg, Sweden) founder of Lilies and BROR Records. @xodjlily 

▶︎ What motivates you to compose on hardware?
Working with hardware is amazing! If you listen to many of the productions of the 90s and 80s, there is no perfect programming or automating in the same sense that a modern computer can do. The machines are played as instruments and then they are recorded - what’s done is done. You use your hands to craft the sound, like Jeff Mills active and live approach to the 909, that’s what I mean

I attached that notion to what I do today - which also enabled me to create and motivate very minimalistic productions. Not minimalistic in the sense of clean soundscapes, but in the amount of sounding instruments that are going on throughout the sequences all crafted from scratch. I record on two to three mono channels and I grown to love the method of stepping right into the emotion of the track. To hear the soul of the sequence the very second you play it. In the midst of affairs so to speak.

The biggest inspiration from the early days of techno thus lies in how the different sounds move together, what two hands can do in the moment. I’m not m afraid of making things obscure or monotone - that is part of the process. About three years ago I discarded everything I made with my computer and started this journey by wanting to make new sounds with mostly the same equipment every day. It took a great deal of practice but it is has been very rewarding. I think everyone should try it at least!

▶︎ And what’s your set up as a DJ ?
When I started to DJ I had two CD players (CDJ 800 Mk2), which I bought just a couple of months after I turned 18. Shortly after I got my Technics 1200 really cheap and have been moving between vinyl and digital since. At the moment I play digitally, although I’m an avid vinyl collector and make sure to really use the records from the 90s in my repertoire. I play on three players to be able to continuously cue one track ahead.

▶︎ What inspires you most about the 90s?
The idea of techno growing as the music of the future! Although not only the music, but also the ideas of Juan Atkins, Underground Resistance, and Drexciya. All the interpretations of the music and the incredible communities and influences that grew out of the era. What’s not to love!

When the future was envisioned at the time when techno was being invented, the idea was probably different from what it might be when thought of today. I guess it’s possible to apply the idea of us being at the end of that future or in the beginning of the next future. Wherever we’re at now, we’re all headed into either something fantastic or something tragic, haha. But as far as techno is concerned, I myself really want to stick to associating it as a forward thinking genre. I feel that it’s also suited for me to soundtrack the urban decay we have through our current structures in society. Maybe a bit like Detroits economic decline back then - I cannot know!

▶︎ Do you think the techno tracks from 30 years ago are still relevant today?
They are the most relevant bar none if you ask me. If you don’t look back on how techno started in Detroit, it will be hard to motivate modern interpretations of it today. If it wasn’t for inventors like Juan Atkins, Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson we wouldn’t be where we are with this genre. They deserve respect, as well as the waves of techno that later came after them. The way techno was made 30+ years is an archetype.

▶︎ Thank you for this podcast and your words !

90s Podcast #04 - DJ Lily

Julia Govor is one of those artists who can take the fundamentals of techno and make it sound hers. At this point in her career, the Georgia-born, New York City-based artist has established a style that feels half-Rome school, half Japanese hypnotic techno, but fully Julia Govor. Her label Jujuka has become a home for the stuff, featuring plenty of her own work along with like-minded folks like EMIT and Victoria Mussi, and she recently put out the biggest and best release of her career with the hefty Laika And Ulka Were Here on Semantica.

Her production style carries over to her DJing. Govor's RA Podcast is made up over half her own tracks, and the cuts she picks from others match her style: twirling arpeggios, rushing cascades of synth, heavy but groovy kicks. Much has been made of her childhood in a military family, and how she fell in love with techno via her classical musical education, where she felt drawn to the darker, romantic shades of composition. You get some of that here, but to call Govor's style "dark" would be overly simplistic. Instead it's sleek, aerodynamic and fluid, the kind of techno that gets you lost in a wormhole.

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RA.937 Julia Govor

✈ To celebrate this new episode, we are proud and delighted to host such an iconic figure from the Detroit Techno scene : DJ ROLANDO (R3 Roland Rocha Records / Ostgut Ton).

Rolando grew up in south west Detroit, a Hispanic district, he was heavily influenced by his cultural Latin rhythms and percussion. Inspired from an early age by his musician father, he pursued his own interest in music and became well known and respected within the community. It was later when he heard Jeff Mills in 1985 as "The Wizard" that he discovered the innovative sounds of Techno. Through a mutual friend he was introduced to Mike Banks and joined Underground Resistance in 1994. 

In 1999 'Knights of The Jaguar' although not Rolando's first release on UR turned perceptions of Techno on their head, breaking into other genres of dance music and becoming a classic in the boxes of DJs such as Tenaglia, Morillo, Oakenfold, and Gilles Peterson. The track has a long legacy of reworking and lives on fifteen years later inspiring audiences from all genres. 

As of November 2004, Rolando left both Underground Resistance and his Los Hermanos project behind. 

2014 Rolando has launched his own label R3 (Roland Rocha Records) and will exclusively release his own music on his label. 

Rolando now a Dj for almost thirty years continues to work internationally as a Dj and continues to hold a residency at the notorious and enigmatic Berlin club Berghain. 

Enjoy and feel free to share! Love & Techno

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PARADOX PODCAST #159 -- ROLANDO

01/01/2024 Monday De Nieuw Makam Het Muzieklokaal.

I had the honor of being a resident at De School from the beginning till the end. This was the last Makam set in De School after a break of a few years, Makam Is back from holiday and I am excited to continue where we left off..

Makam @ De School - Amsterdam - De Nieuw - 01/01/2024

Further information and tracklist: https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-283--multiples-live--fuse-2023

Speedy J and Surgeon present Bleep with a three hour live mix of their FUSE 2023 set, following their debut album as Multiples entitled Two Hours Or Something. With no tracklist to go by, it’s just the pounding techno to guide us through, relentlessly driving with extended acid workouts and industrial flavours. Past the first hour, things get warped and otherworldly with celestial synth stabs, before descending into hardcore rhythms. All this is surely a taste of what’s to come at their Sónar by Day set in Barcelona, 14th June, which the duo’s comments on their FUSE set further hint at: “I remember it being one of the most punishing Multiples sets, but as is always the way, it was still really odd and alien,” recalls Surgeon. “I agree with Tony,” adds Speedy J, “we got away with diverting from the usual club show path.”

Bleep Mix #283 - Multiples: Live @ FUSE 2023

Je kan Afra bellen voor sieraden, gellak op je nagels of een hele strakke vinyl only dj set. Wij gingen voor die laatste!

The Beat is het elektronische muziek programma op NPO 3FM. Gepresenteerd door Justin Verkijk elke zaterdagavond tussen 22:00 en 01:00.

The Beat Mix: Afra

Longtime Tresor resident, Handmade (@handmadeberlin), brings a blazing set recorded live from the basement on April 27 2024.

Live at Tresor is a new series highlighting selected DJ set recordings from the basement and Globus floor.

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Handmade | Live at Tresor - 27.04.24

Elle Dee is a real force in the New York underground. The Mild Fantasy founder has truly harnessed the art of delivering a raw, grooving sound with meticulous precision, and her productions follow the same path. She is a regular at Basement and has collaborated with prominent promoters around the world, such as Pornceptual in Berlin, Mala Junta, Merge, Outlaw, and Mamba Negra in São Paulo, her hometown. Her sets are known for their captivating and intense energy, making them a must-see for techno enthusiasts. Enjoy this next podcast by Elle Dee!

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Blank Code Podcast 231 - Elle Dee

Free space inspired by the 90s techno music and oldschool way of mixing. 💥
Dedicated to every pioneers 🤘🖤
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