Next up!
Canada's @napmusick treats us to just over an hour of scuzzy dembow beats, techno-dancehall crossovers & sludgy electronica. 
An absolute treat this, we're honoured to have NAP join the podcast series.
We also caught up with the donny himself for a lil chat, read below >


AM: We loved your mix a lot, where and how did you record it? Was there a theme behind it?

Glad you liked it! I recorded the mix in my studio with a moody xone mixer and x2 xdjs on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. I’d say the theme is release. After the drag of a 9-5 week that sacred studio time on the weekends can be so special, especially with the current Montreal curfew. Channeling that ‘living for the weekend’ vibe here with some low-slung bass music I've been digging lately.


AM: We’re big fans of your label ISLA, how did it come about?

Thank you for listening! Isla was born out of a desire to document the music happening around me. I bought a used tape duplicator from a church in Abbotsford and started making very small tape runs of friends’. It’s grown a bit since but it's still just me putting whatever I’m excited about.


AM: We think Ambien Baby is fantastic, love Sophie too from when we had her down to play in Brighton, how did you guys come about forming the duo?

Oh thank you! That’s my best friend and soul sister. We’ve known each other since we were teens. AB is a reaction to our friendship and a vessel for us to explore sound & collaborate. 


AM: Out of music what are your interests? 

I'd say the interests are vast and ever-mutating!  In general, they lay in music rituals [music making/consuming], music’s therapeutic qualities, and its tireless research/ quest for its historicity.  


AM: Whats next for you this year? 

Finishing loose ends for some recording projects that have been in the works for some time, putting out some records im very excited about and learning how to tap/ dance flamenco.

AM Podcast #36 - NAP

Benoit B - Cure for melancholy

Late-night murmurs and coldwave rhythms from a one-of-a-kind DJ.

Read more: http://ra.co/podcast/817

@okodj

RA podcast

RA.817 OKO DJ

40.650002, -73.949997

Yibing (@yibingg) casts a gentle haze, a curative steam seeping into mind and spirit. Surrender to thermal expansion and pass through the terraqueous membrane. The tonic you seek has arrived.

d o w n 2 e a r t h 43 - Yibing

@upsammy
Since the release of her debut EP ‘Another Place’ on Rotterdam's premiere Nous’klaer record label, upsammy has emerged as one of the most exciting contemporary electronic artists of our time. Known for her boundary-pushing vision of music and sound, upsammy’s string of releases on the likes of AD93, Die Orakel and Dekmantel have manifested into a back catalogue that give the sense and feeling of gallery of artworks. With a background in arts, it’s no surprise that upsammy works from a foundation of unbridled imagination. As is a common theme amongst many of my most admired artists, the power to present works that simultaneously champion both the weird and the functional is at the forefront of upsammy’s sound. It seems to me that the space between is where the magic happens - crystalline electronica, otherworldly ambience, hypnotic glitch and deconstructed club sounds morph to produce upsammy’s unique brand of contemporary, psychedelic idm. Her more recent and first long-player ‘Zoom’ showcases a somewhat softer side - warm crunchy textures, bouncing sub bass and at times-playful melodies are bound together with both quirky and functional rhythms. Zoom bestows upon us a beautiful and engaging collection of sounds which tell the story of both organic and digital realms. I once read a Bandcamp fan describe upsammy’s work as ‘fairytale idm’ and I couldn’t agree more. At the heart of every fairytale is a sense of magic, and everything upsammy does is just that. 

Alongside her productions, upsammy is an expert DJ who crafts brilliantly creative mixes and live sets with laser like precision - dynamic blends of experimental electronics weave between dreamy soundscapes, spacial percussion, psychedelic drum and bass and breaks - you can always expect the unexpected and this mix is no different! upsammy joined me live in the PBS studio on the 14th October 2022.

upsammy - PN 186

Amelia b2b Yumi @ bossa nova civic club 12-11-2022

https://soundcloud.com/big-hands-1
https://soundcloud.com/lackmusic
https://soundcloud.com/sampurcelll
https://soundcloud.com/cong-burn

2023-01-14 Live At Blank Mind X Cong Burn 01 (Big Hands, Lack, Paperclip Minimiser, Sam Purcell)

Juanita's Mix 83 with NAP @napmusick

Q. How would you describe yourself?
A. Colombo-Canadian male, 33 yrs old, 5’11 ft, 170 lbs.

Q. How long have you been a part of the Mexico City music scene?
A. I’ve only been here since last March and feel that I’m just starting to get to know the city in general. The positive energy that I’ve felt from everyone from the techno to the cumbia scenes here is what has made me want to stay and get to know the city and country more. I’ve also been lucky enough to meet people like DJ Guccichotas, Joyce Musicolor, Jasmanic, Irma Ruiseñor and the EXT crew who have all welcomed me into their scenes and shown me so much love and support. 

Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. This mix was recorded in the 15th floor of Torre Zacatecas in Tlatelolco, Mexico, after having just moved into a new apartment. We had cdjs for the weekend after my roommate had rented them for her birthday so I took a shot at recording something with Juanita's in mind and it was honestly one of the most natural and fun sessions.

Juanita's Mix 083: NAP

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C to the Power of X with BAKE & Tammo Hesselink - 30 January 2023

tHe kiD aka dUke created this mini selection to show his 
appreciation for black history month by peeling off a 
significant and important layer to the legacy of hip hop 
highlighting emcees,producers,beat makers and the 
unique disc jockeys of the earlier era that began a 
mode of self-expression; now a part of a larger culture 
that reflects the social, economic, and political conditions 
of the youth at that time then and now decades later, 
as the style and moves of hip hop have changed, 
so have some of its traditions.

have a listen to this 4 hour selection of specially personal 
material put together covering styles and artists from:

•Old school hip-hop...
•Boom-bap..
•Jazz rap. 
•Lo-fi hip hop instrumentals
•Rare unreleased productions and freestyles 

•Real Life Content.
•Conscious Content.
•Club/Party Content.

Roxanne Shante
Boogie Down Productions
Ice-T
45 King
Stetsasonic
Jungle Brothers 
Fab 5 Freddy
Wildstyle
ATCQ
Grand Puba
Phife Dawg
Main Source
Gangstarr
Wu Tang Clan
Rza
Ol Dirty Bastard
Method Man
Public Enemy 
Dabrye
Jaylib
The Twilite Tone
Black Thought (the roots)
Guilty Simpson
Busta Rhymes 
Leaders of The New School
Raekwon
Polite
Prodigy 
Biggie Smalls
Digital Underground 
Def Jef
Dmarc Cantu
Dj Red Alert

Traxx Presents: Street Sounds.Emcees & Producers of The 80s 90s into the 2000s

Further information and tracklist: bleep.com/bleep-mix-259--kassem-mosse

"The selection for this mix is not based on a certain style of electronic music. My approach was to arrange tracks that have a strong electronic feel & sound (to me at least) into a mixtape-like flow that goes through different intensities, moods and timbres. Most of these are recent releases dating from the past months, albeit with a few exceptions and some old favourites thrown in for good measure. Thanks to all the talented individuals who made this music." - Kassem Mosse

Bleep Mix #259 - Kassem Mosse

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AM Podcast #36 - NAP

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