This transmission is an exultation of Astro blackness through Afrofuturist and spiritual instances of Jazz. A sonic journey from our current concrete jungles out into the deep regions of the cosmos. It's about that abstracted distant world amongst the stars that we see in our minds as we deal with this hurtful world...

We hold this myth to be potential
Not self-evident but equational
Another Dimension
Of another kind of Living Life
                                               - Sun Ra 


- Tracklist -

Irreversible Entanglements - Enough
Vernacular - The Voodoo Runs Rafeeq Down
Cosmic Vibrations/Dwight Trible - Water flow
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah - The Shared Stories of Rivals [KEITA] (Feat. Saul Williams)
Angel Bat Dawid - Transition East
Don Cherry - Brown Rice
Alice Coltrane - Huntington Ashram Monastery
Gary Bartz Ntu Troop - Celestial Blues
Eddie Henderson - Explodition
Pharoah Sanders - Astral Traveling
Eli Keszler - Fashion Of Echo

10. 9. 20

Trystine mix series @Trystine
“Sciatica” on @iheartyearning VA002
Synthesis EP on @Palettes

Mah Mood is a resident DJ at Phi. & Kabareet former, rising from Haifa's underground Palestinian music scene.

Drawn to the hypnotic rhythms of both techno and old-school house, Mah Mood's artistic exploration is a dynamic blend that provokes thought and ignites the dance floors. Their sets reflect their queer identity, pushing boundaries and crafting an immersive sonic experience through a captivatingly experimental approach.

Worldwide booking:
 booking@t4tluvnrg.com

Inquiries: ageless.adab@gmail.com

Miah Benton (adab) puts heavy emphasis on presenting the margins of existence and sound through their djing. The now Philadelphia resident started spinning various eras of dance music as a result of finding Cleveland's queer techno party & crew In Training and being a Chicago born queer youth raised across a few states in the Rustbelt. But ADAB, as presented here, is less person and more a way of being that seeks to illuminate refreshing perspectives for others wherever they may be found...

                                                                أدب

“Adab, Islāmic concept that became a literary genre distinguished by its broad humanitarian concerns; it developed during the brilliant height of ʿAbbāsid culture in the 9th century and continued through the Muslim Middle Ages.
The original sense of the word was simply “norm of conduct,” or “custom,” derived in ancient Arabia from ancestors revered as models. As such practice was deemed praiseworthy in the medieval Muslim world, adab acquired a further connotion of good breeding, courtesy, and urbanity. 
Parallel to and growing out of this expanded social meaning of adab there appeared an intellectual aspect. Adab became the knowledge of poetry, oratory, ancient Arab tribal history, rhetoric, grammar, philology, and non-Arab civilizations that qualified a man to be called well-bred, or adīb.” -  Encyclopædia Britannica on “Adab”