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New Wave Podcast 035: DAWL

We recently caught up with Darren for the first ever written interview on New Wave. 

Q)Starting back at your roots, could you tell us a little bit about some of your earliest musical memories? Are you from Essex originally?  

A) Yes I was born in Barking then moved to Basildon in Essex when I was very young, i was an 80s kid and Hip Hop and Electro was the new big thing, I got into breakdancing and graffiti, the Street Sounds Electro series was basically the sound track for those early years. Breakdancing for me was short lived but the music and graffiti stayed with me. I suppose the first real musical experience would be when I started to go to raves my first was a big outdoor rave in Essex called Raindance(Jenkins Lane) back in 1991 I was only 16 at the time so it was quite an eye opener.

Q)Were there any people or parties you were attending in particular that helped you delve into DJing and producing?

A)Not really no, I started collecting records in 1988 and got my first set of decks when I was 14 back in 1989. This was about 2 years before I had even been to a rave or club I was always into the music more than the party scene itself, saying that though I did go to a few raves back then and they were 
amazing but I was not a big raver. I was originally influenced by the Hip Hop DJs as a young teenager, I just thought it was the coolest.

Q)You have self-released a lot of old school/hardcore sets from the 90s. Can you discuss what the sound means to you? Did you release those for purely nostalgic purposes or do you still play those kind of tracks in your sets today?

A) Nostalgia is a small part of it but the main reason is that I still love that music as much as I did back then. Basically I do those mixes for myself to listen to but I like to share them on Soundcloud for anyone that wants to have a listen. I have created two playlists 1988-1991 and 1992-1993 and I will 
keep recording more and adding to the lists. I've been collecting rave music more or less from the start of it and I have a large collection of old school records and I'm still buying to this day filling in the gaps. All the podcasts and radio appearances I have done over the last few years have been all 
new music mixes, a lot of the new stuff I play does sound like its from back in the day there’s quite a few producers out there making some great old school sounding Electro, Techno, breakbeat and Jungle I love it and I am always keeping an eye on the new releases on a daily basis to grab them as they come out, as I noticed a lot of the old school sounding stuff can sell out really quick if you sleep on it you can miss out and end up at the mercy of the scalpers on Discogs.

Q) Could you discuss how you got into production and when did you fully settle into the electro sound as a producer? How do you try be creative and make your music stand out?

A)  I started producing about ten years ago before that I had no real interest in making music really I was happy just Djing, playing and collecting records. I suppose what started it for me was when I started recording my mixes to my computer rather than tape. I started playing about with the editing tools on Goldwave and Audacity which lead to making little re edits just for fun. I later got a Mac which had Garageband built in, I had a play around with that and then I was hooked I then upgraded to Logic Pro things really took off after that. I don’t think that I try to make my music stand out, its more that I try to make the kind of music that I would want to find in a record shop, my music 
is very self indulgent I love mixing Techno and Electro with Breakbeats. I think what I make is a mixture of Techno, Electro, Acid House, Breakbeat, Hardcore with a little bit Hip Hop woven in to it and maybe Jungle at a push, I suppose its basically Freestyle.

New Wave Podcast 035: DAWL

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Up next on the Dimensions mix series, we welcome Welt Discos boss Joe Delon. A regular at London parties Spaced and beyond, Joe is well known for delivering the unexpected, drawing from the darkest corners of his imaginative collection. From acid to disco, deep house to garage, Joe navigates us through the next 70 minutes in his unfaltering style. Catch him at Dimensions this summer on the Beach Stage  🏖️

@joedelon 
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DIM247 - Joe Delon

“Este mix es muy especial porque reafirma el panorama sonoro que he buscado desarrollar en los últimos años. Utilizando elementos ácidos, etéreos y de carácter electro, con un groove marcado. La grabación incluye producciones trabajadas entre 2019 y 2021, de las cuales varias ya están firmadas para ser lanzadas en formato vinilo en el futuro próximo. Además, incluye algunos jams y otros tracks que aún les falta desarrollo pero van por buen camino.”

@burayemusic describe la obra que preparó para el programa de hoy en +ruido[radio].

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Mas Ruido

Buraye en +ruido[radio]_ 28.10.21

This mix comes all the way from sunny Gibraltar.

Catania and his crew have been doing amazing work getting an underground party scene up and running over there. Going as far as to rent sound systems from across the border for their events. 

They are die hard vinyl enthusiasts and you can hear that in this mix of Catania's.

Dark, driving and sick from start to finish. Let's be having it!

Catania: @user-490817127

Holding Hands Mix 25 -  Jamie Catania

Highly recommended! Already in the bag of Dj Zip, Ricardo Villalobos.
Protectorate is The Analogue Cops’ project dedicated to their dance floor oriented minimalistic electro output with subtle 90s house influences and luxury beats, whose music has been release on their self named label in the late 2000 and just before the pandemic on Binh’s label Time Passages and on 3no.
On the 25th release of their label Restoration (after 15 years of its foundation), the original trippy “Someone Else” comes with a mesmerising  chicagoic heavy shuffled remix by dj Fett Burger. On the B side, the sophisticated beats and the classy arpeggios  layered over the gloomy  “Amazon Crime” comes together with the first track produced by Francesco del Garda and The Analogue Cops’; “Good Breath” (edited by Del Garda) is the state of the art of years spent behind the decks looking for the perfect combination of garage bass lines, eccentric beats and esoteric pads.
Don’t miss “McAfee’s Revenge!”, only 300 copies were pressed…and nobody really knows what happened to John McAfee!

Protectorate ' "Someone Else" (dj Fett Burger remix)

Artist: Camiflage
Title: Snaretrade 004
Track Title: Doomstrolling
Label: Snaretrade
Cat #: SNR004
Release date: 01.04.2023
Format: vinyl, digital

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Brussels, Belgium based artist Camiflage delivers the fourth release on his own Snaretrade imprint this April, comprising three original tracks.

Since the inception of the Snaretrade label, helmed by Camiel Hermans aka Camiflage, the label has unveiled three releases from the label boss himself and affiliates from the Brussels club scene. Camiflage inaugurated the label back in June of 2022, the second release then saw him collaborate with Planet DJ Collective member Jakob and Basic Moves boss Walrus who then went on to take the reins solo for the third release, dropping three tripped-out tracks to keep the weird and wonderful sonic aesthetic of the imprint moving forward.

Being passionate about digging, Montei knows what is necessary when making people dance. With his feet on the ground but with a mind that flies, he genuinely composes and performs pieces where the groove stands out, everyone getting caught up in his dance.

Solidity, coherence, versatility and fun are some of the things you will find when listening to this ep made by this talented producer and dj.

Created to reach your bodies and minds, we present a work that we dare to say, is a mirror of this artist.

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Premiere | Camiflage - Doomstrolling (SNR004)

This week we welcome @tiagowalter on the KbF Radio podcast.
... check out the 2nd release on Tiago's Sturo label:
http://www.decks.de/t/tiago_walter-polyphone_ringtones_ep/c9i-is

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For the 4th instalment of our Kommuna Cast series we have the pleasure to host @Crump_uk, one of our favourite producers and part of the Kommuna family. With a vast array of elegant releases he has been gaining attention due to his signature "wiggly gold" style.

Kommuna Cast #004 - Crump

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RABBIT METROPOLIS EP
Written and Produced by Artes.
Remixes by Alex Picone & Crave::.

PLR03A / 12'' vinyl only/ 180gr.
Mastered by Manmade Mastering.
Illustration side B by MoraSalvaje.

Preorder Available: 👇
🇬🇧 Phonica >> https://bit.ly/347Fvqs
🇬🇧 Juno >> https://bit.ly/2PzAdQx
🇬🇧 Red Eye >> https://bit.ly/2pplPQb
🇩🇪Deejay >> https://bit.ly/2Pu2jww
🇮🇹 Disco Più >> https://bit.ly/323Bjqt

Rabbit Metropolis

PLR03A - Artes - Rabbit Metropolis EP + Alex Picone & Crave:: Remixes

@komponente
In the past, being heard as KIM he used to perform together with Dmitry Zharkikh. In 2018, after a hiatus of three years, Viacheslav got back in the game launching the label - Kultura Zvuka and releases a split with Bodin & Jacob "Trulla" EP on his native @tvir. At this stage, writes music and runs @trance-pandemic label together with Eugene Kurilo. In addition to producing, he also did bookings at Kultura Zvuka Studiya and Yama party series in Kharkiv.

Small Moves Podcast #3 - KOMPONENTE

Interview:  http://truantsblog.com/2021/truancy-volume-273-joe-delon/

Access the download and tracklist on our Patreon: patreon.com/truants

Soundcloud: @joedelon

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