To celebrate 808 day, episode 37 presents this excellent electro mix from Nathan Buller.

Nathan was a monthly regular at the legendary Haywire sessions in Leeds, back in the late 90s. 

As well as other locations in the UK, the Leeds Haywire sessions were started by Amanda Burton and Fraser Brysdon. With the late and utterly missed Andrew Weatheall, and SCSI-AV Records founder, Daz Quayle as residents. Not to mention regular guests on the cutting edge of electro music.

Nathan is a superb DJ and knows his onions, believe!

Further listening: https://www.mixcloud.com/nathanbullough

Happy 808 day everyone, Enjoy! :)

Tracklist:
Jensen Interceptor - Xternal
London Modular - Concerning Irregular Figures
Nicola Toma, Camila Strasdas- Dein Letzles Hemd 
Silicon Scally - Centronix 
Obergman - Chronostasis
Brice Kelly - Data To Dust
Transparent Sound - Lying Tongues 
London Modular - Crack Fox 
Arsonist Recorder - Brain Mode 
Isolated Material - Control Your Mind 
Djedjotronic - H + 
Carl Finlow - Cascade 
Annie Hall - D’Un Altra Planeta 
The Advent - See Tek 
Solee - Planet Earth 
The Hacker - Chelsea Boots
Artist Unknown - Anthem
Vivian Koch - Insomiami
Umwelt - Mankind Origin
Electronome - Een Drumcomputer & Een Synthesiser 
Anthony Rother - Research A
Mariel Ito - Sintex 49
China Ski - Totleben
Dmx Krew - Place Called Love

Modulations

MOD.37 - Nathan Buller

Modulations is back — with a new musical direction.

In this next chapter, the podcast will focus mainly on live performances from electronic music artists who embrace a DIY approach to creativity — many of whom perform at EMOM and similar grassroots events.

Over the past few years, I’ve been attending various EMOM (Electronic Music Open Mic) events across the north of England. It’s at these gatherings that I’ve discovered some incredible talent — from both familiar and often unknown artists. This includes close friends, whom I’ve had the pleasure of watching take to the stage and perform for the very first time. The whole experience has been inspiring — and eye (or ear) opening, to say the least.

Click here for more information about EMOM and how to get involved: electronicmusicopenmic.com

In addition to live performances, I’ll occasionally upload DJ sets — from myself and a few handpicked others. No genre boundaries — just the good stuff.

If you create live electronic music — whether you play at EMOM events or elsewhere — I’d love to hear from you.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts

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John’s first contact with music was when he discovered his father’s abandoned turntable in the house’s storage. He started listening his father’s record collection, based in Soul, Disco and Funk.
In his early high school years, he realised he has a passion for underground music and started with gigs in North Greece till recently where he moved to London. 
John Dimakis aka D’Jones now continues his thousand miles music journey in London’s vast music scene. His sound is influenced from emotive dreamscape House, Hypnotic Deep House and Heady Techno.
