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Idyll twice is a duo based in Paris, navigating between post-rock reminiscences and lo-fi collages. 

Link :
soundcloud.com/idylltwice
www.instagram.com/idyll_twice/

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Written, produced, mixed, and mastered by idyll twice.
Artwork by Flore Balas and Guilhem Prat 

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songs from :
Melanie Charles - Be On My Side....
Laura Marling 
Nai Palm
Amy Winehouse
Joni Mitchell
Bjork
Cowboy Junkies
Gas
Eluvium
Plaid
Beach Boys 
Radiohead
Fats Domino
Leonard Cohen
Cat Stevens
Jhon Barry
Sonny and Cher

2020 The Return To U.. .

Night Cycle delivered an hour of spaced-out melodies and woozy ambience. Music from Mark Pritchard, Sade, Teebs, John Martyn, Fleetwood Mac, and more.

July

Night Cycle - July 2020

The second episode of our new monthly RELEVANT PARTIES podcast series features Ninja Tune. Founded in 1990 by Matt Black and Jonathan More, also known as Coldcut, Ninja Tune was created as a means of wrestling back creative control from major labels. It has since gone on to release music by a slew of global artists, such as Bonobo, Young Fathers, Kelis, Actress, Hype Williams, The Cinematic Orchestra, Roots Manuva and Helena Hauff as well as the likes of Thundercat or Georgia Anne Muldrow through Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder imprint.

Tune in to hear what secrets Matt Black and Jonathan More revealed to RELEVANT PARTIES host Chal Ravens about their record label and make sure to check the accompanied unique Spotify playlist, highlighting some of the essential tracks of Ninja Tune.

Spotify

Relevant Parties Podcast Series -  Ninja Tune

San Diego | Release (SD) | @spaycewom on instagram

*Dedicated to Colter Jones*

Tracklist:
DJ Steef Edits Vol. 7 - Track 1
Garrett David -Two Nighteen
Fresh and Low - No Going Back
Nicholas - Life Goes On (NY Stomp Remix)
Marquis Hawkes - Zapper Buesky
Slowdawn - Don't Play Around
Colter - Wax
1800 Haight St. - Age
Route 8 - Fun Fun
Mood II Swing - I Need Your Luv (Right Now) Feat. Lee Smith Jr. (Lem's Church Mix)
Sweely - Stronger Than Me
Move D - I Gave My Love (Shan & Gerd Jason Edit)
Taras Von De Voorde & David Vunk - Need You Tonight (Alden Tyrell Remix )
DJ Central - Basil (Verison Intergale Club )

Noah Chase | Live on hydeFM | 09/04/20

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Eliza Rose - 11 September 2020

Joelah Noble - 16 September 2020

Cherry B and Kiina are back with another dose of smooth and buttery soultronic, hip-hop, soul and RnB flavours. Honey-like sounds from The Montclair's, Ratgrave and Butcher Brown. Highly recommended listening.

Flavours w/ Cherry B and Kiina - October 2020

Los Bangeles Radio w/ Dagger DX & Rachel Green - 12th November 2020

Tracklist <3

DAGGER DX  - Unreleased (Forthcoming Album) 
Hailu Mergia - Ambasel	     
KUTMAH - ZEROOOOO	     
DAGGER DX - Skydiamonds (2008)     
p.u.d.g.e. - sweet season	     
eLan - I Cant Breathe	     
Ivy Lab	 - Wanderlust	     
Lapti - Лулабай	     
Clever Austin - Sazeq	     
DIBIA$E - B4uGO	     
Bear Bones Lay Low - Vestida De Fuego

Mono/Poly - Los Angeles 
Mono/poly - In Your Trunk
Mono/Poly - Crew
Subp Yao - Lock Off
Myshiuno - They Shot Me And Looted My Treasures
Flying Lotus - Nose Art
Myshiuno - I Wil Not Become What You Reduce Me To Be
Myshiuno - Drive-by Ensues

Comfort Fit - Go Hotrod Go!
Drumetrics  - Bionic Palaver
Teebs ft Sudan Archives - Black Dove
Inkke - Slippi
Busta Rhymes - Oh No
Acid Arab - Gul L'albi	     
Muqata’a - Taqamus Muqawim	     
Nazar ft Shannen SP - Airstrike
Epoch - Listen This	     
The Bug - Krak Teng	     
Esgar - Gimme

Ras G - Been Cosmic 
Flying Lotus - Melt!
Ras G - One 4 Kutmah
Ras G - Culture Riddim
Quasimoto - The Unseen 
Ras G - De La Soul
	     
Ocean Wisdom - Brick or Bat
Andrew Huang - 7 (ft. Button Masher)	 
Machinedrum	- U Don't Survive 	     
herzeloyde - oh (no)
Stray  - LA Zoom 	     
Goldie 	- Inner City Life 	     
Thundercat - Hmmmmhmmm	  
Sully - Swandive

Myshiuno - They Found Our Location
Flying Lotus - Camel
KUTMAH - Mtgrndr
KUTMAH - Losungen
KUTMAH - SKUZ
Madvilliain - Do Not Fire! (instrumental)
Deft - Rollon
KUTMAH - JUJU 

MONO/POLY - 5.23.19
Ivy Lab - Teacup


Hope you enjoy :)

Los Bangeles Radio w/ Dagger DX & Rachel Green - 12th November 2020

Mike Kivits isn’t your average DJ/producer. A veteran of some 30 years behind the turntables, the man best known as Aardvarck has spent three decades defying conventions, mixing things up and successfully overcoming personal demons. His story, soon to be published in an autobiography offering advice to those battling depression, is nothing less than extraordinary.

Now based in the Asian paradise of Bali, Kivits continues to divide his time between DJing and music making. Outside his native Netherlands it’s the latter he’s best known for, having built up a bulging discography over the last two decades. While lesser producers would focus on one or two key styles, Kivits has released everything from floor-filling house and techno to broken beat, jazz, jungle, ambient and electronica. Given his now legendary status in Holland, it’s unsurprising that he’s recorded for many of the country’s most acclaimed labels, including Delsin, Djax-Up Beats, Rush Hour, Kindred Spirits, Music For Speakers (an imprint he had a hand in founding), and Voyage Direct. Soon, he’ll also be appearing on Dekmantel, another Dutch imprint that has been wowing critics in recent years, and has an album for Skudge in the pipeline.

It’s DJing, though, that remains Kivits’ greatest passion. “You just give and take them higher,” he enthuses. “It’s fun. I do my best always, and am always happy when I’m DJing.”

He’s been doing this longer than most, of course, and has the scars to prove it. He bagged his first residency in 1985, in his home city of Den Bosch, where he’d join the dots between soul, funk, hip-hop, disco and B-boy electro. As the 1980s progressed he began adding the new sounds of Chicago house and Detroit techno to his repertoire, earning more residencies and a number of regular guest spots at Amsterdam’s legendary Roxy Club, mostly at Joost van Bellen’s infamous Wednesday night parties.

As a musical magpie, Kivits was not content with simply playing the latest house and techno, and spent much of the late ‘90s and early 2000s “avoiding the 4/4 beat”, instead playing a mix of jungle, broken beat, trip-hop and breaks. During that time he extensively travelled the world, playing alongside good friend Steven De Peven with lauded eccentrics Rednose Distrikt.

Since moving to Bali a few years back, Kivits has got his passion back for house and techno. Now, he enjoys playing sets that make connections between contemporary productions and tracks rediscovered in his vast collection of early house and techno. “I love the warm feel and raw energy of early house and techno,” he says. “So many of those records still sound fantastic. It’s great to see the reaction to these records from a new generation of dancers.”

More importantly, he’s now happy. “I spent 20 years battling with depression,” he admits. “I’ve never been happier – I’m better than ever. I’ve lived that life, now I have a new life. I changed my surroundings to help myself, and it worked.”

This newfound happiness is reflected in the quality of his club sets, which have rarely been better. While rooted in 30 years of house and techno, he often finds time to throw in tracks from his other musical passions – a trait that marks out the greatest DJs. “House is about the four to the floor beat, and you can get in and out of that easily if you know music,” he says. “If you keep the energy up, you can play anything.”

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