Name: Alphabet Podcast 033 - Tasha by Alphabet Club in Mixes
Duration: 54 min 11 s
Description: Founder of @neighbourhood-music record label & techno party -@dj_tasha

Funk Assault - "Signing Your Own Post".   what a banger!

Mixes

fabric resident, Rupture co-founder, and one of drum and bass' finest Mantra will face up with stalwart of the London scene and Neighbourhood founder Tasha for the incoming FABRICLIVE on 21st October. The pair have recorded a very special exclusive B2B session for the next edition of the fabric podcast ahead of time. Get lost in 008 of our ongoing mix series, right now.

Mantra goes B2B with Tasha on Friday 21st October. Plus Mumdance, Actress, Simo Cell, rRoxymore, DMX Krew & more.

Tickets: https://ra.co/events/1565653

___
Tracklist:
Marcus Intalex & ST Files - Dreamworld - 31 records 
Calibre - Just Fine - Creative Source 
Deep Blue - Immersion - Creative Source 
dBridge - China Blue - Liquid V 
C4C - Paranormal - Cause 4 Concern
Optical - Bounce - 31 records 
Optical - Moving 808s - Prototype
Photek - Resolution - Science 
Instra:mental - Comanche - Darkestral
T Power - Mutant jazz (Trace remix) - SOUR
Mirage - Feel my dreams - Odysee
Paradox - Bongolia - Bassbin
Cybotron - Light Years - Prototype
Source Direct - Call and Response - Science
Twisted Anger - Five o’clock - Penny Black 
Dillinja - Hard Noise - Test
Alpha Omega - Dark Aspect - Outbreak
Total Science - Freeze - CIA
DJ Damage - Tribal Tones - Trouble On Vinyl
Doc Scott - It’s Yours - Metalheadz
Heavyweight - The Source - Rogue Trooper
LD - Age of Aquarius - Hardtimes

008 - Tasha B2B Mantra - fabric podcast

London based artist, Tasha runs Neighborhood record label / techno party, and besides also curates shows on Rinse FM. 
Mastered DJ, she's used to play on huge dancefloors and venues across the European scene.

GUEST SERIES : Tasha

Tasha blends with this textured background of her influences and has become a master flow of form: seamlessly weaving melodies from her bassline home in the UK alongside four forms of techno born in Berlin and Detroit. 

Tasha is owner of Neighborhood record label and event series, and besides also curates shows on Rinse FM.

Soundcloud: @dj_tasha
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tasha_neighbourhood/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tasha.LDN

RP. 056 Tasha

With a textured background of musical influences, Tasha has mastered her craft when it comes to weaving together bass-heavy forms from the UK, Berlin, Detroit and beyond. A dedicated music-head, Tasha's multi-genre approach is one that has catered for dancefloors all-over. From drum & bass to techno, it's a style that has been translated across her radio shows, event programming and record label with much adoration.

This mix is everything we've come to expect from Tasha; a magnetic recording with a track-list targeted at the dancefloor, approached with consideration, a deep musical knowledge and bags of passion.

https://soundcloud.com/dj_tasha
https://soundcloud.com/neighbourhood-music

DIM287 - Tasha

Founder of @neighbourhood-music record label & techno party -@dj_tasha

Alphabet Podcast 033 - Tasha

Techno professional DVS1 drops his set from back in October 2021, where he helmed a stellar session in Room 1 for the 25 Years of Blueprint Records celebrations.

We needn’t say much more; this is a true masterclass in distinct, pin-point and punchy techno goodness from start to finish. 

More of the same soon: DVS1 reunites with RM1 next Friday night (21st July), joining Skee Mask B2B mad miran, Josey Rebelle B2B Tasha, Oblig, Bluetoof B2B TSVI and Effy.

Tickets for 21st July at fabric are on sale now via RA: https://ra.co/events/1719107

011 – DVS1 - Recorded live from fabric

Kerrie started a label called Dark Machine Funk, a name which hints toward the kind of music she plays. And while the Irish artist might be a capital-T techno DJ, her idea of "dark" is a little different than the black-clad legions of her generation. You won't find whiplash-inducing BPMs or racy pop edits in her sets. Her idea of techno is more classicist, without veering towards the stuffy or the retro. Her DJIng and her productions bridge the divide between Euro and  American styles. Hints of breakbeat or other broken patterns bring in ideas from the UK techno that she loves so much, such as the pivotal label Blueprint, where she's become a regular  as of late.

With her, the devil's in the details (listen to those deliciously twisted hi-hats in recent track "Transient Belief"), and that comes down to mixing records, too. Her RA Podcast is a fast but measured run-through of 90 minutes of techno by artists like Exium and Tensal and from labels such as Token and Soma. Though none of her own tunes make the tracklist, this mix perfectly captures Kerrie's style. She's someone who appreciates that the real power and force of techno comes from its groove, not just the impact of the kick drum or pure speed. 

@kerrie_DJ

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/896

RA podcast

RA.896 Kerrie

Head Front Panel Live @ Basilar 2023, Fafe Portugal

Altinbas @ The Lot Radio 09-18-2023

This mix is a rare showcase of my love for House music, a side people dont normally hear me delve into. That being said, Techno and House have always been related and one doesnt exist without the other! 

Soundcloud ➟ @renewise
Instagram ➟ www.instagram.com/renewise
Facebook ➟ www.facebook.com/officialrenewise

Upperberry | Rene Wise

The delicate sentiments contained in the modules.

SoundCloud: @jakojako_live

PURE Guest.047 JakoJako

Function’s tale begins with a gregarious mother who would keep him occupied as rookie selector for neighbourhood gatherings while growing up in Brooklyn and New Jersey. Music was his world, and it wasn’t long before he found himself standing in awe before Jeff Mills in 90s NYC at the infamous nerve centre of Club Kid hedonism Limelight, where he went on to pick up a Thursday-night residency himself. Few DJs can claim to have been around during such a moment in club history, but ten years later came another. His friendships with Regis, Silent Servant and Female turned into the much acclaimed collective Sandwell District, a pivotal sound for an era that forced everyone’s attention towards Berlin. There he became Berghain resident and played a role in shaping the club’s fabled musical opus. In the years since (and following Sandwell’s dissolution) he’s matured in his own right, with a number of mesmeric releases (most recently ‘Green EP’ released on his self-run imprint Infrastructure back in May), collaborations with the likes of Vatican Shadow, Luke Slater and Steve Bicknell, a heavy touring schedule that criss-crosses the world at rapid clip and Bassiani residency to boot. Function’s techno is an ambient fog in which sinister arctic synths and perilous rhythms collide to produce an exquisite fusion that would be hard to mistake for anyone else. Those grainy textures, subterranean ripples and punishing kick drums are a hypnotic rework of his many influences: 90s loops with a more modern and sharper industrial edge. Bassiani Podcast 186 is an impassioned live-recording from the club that weaves through a number of hammering tracks and steadily climbs towards its furious climax. A hair-raising three-hour beast courtesy of this decorated techno behemoth.

BASSIANI PODCAST SERIES

Bassiani invites Function / Podcast #186

Recording of Yant at The Tunnel, Draaimolen Festival 2023, Day 2.

Yant at Draaimolen Festival 2023

"All I want to do is express what I love." The beloved Berghain resident talks about learning from failure, putting in the time and how good sound systems have changed his life.

Born and bred in Minneapolis, Zak Khutoretsky, AKA DVS1, has been throwing and playing raves for decades. Now 47, he's at the top of his game. As one of Berghain's most popular residents and a producer known for his deep and versatile sound, he's amassed thousands of followers around the world, releasing on Klockworks, Transmat and Ostgut Ton, in addition to his own label, HUSH.

Not just an artist, Khutoretsky has garnered a reputation for speaking critically about the challenges facing the electronic music community, notably through his essay about the battle between art and entertainment, and more recently through the inauguration of his revenue sharing platform ASlice. The organisation was designed in 2020 as an antidote to the pay disparity between DJ earnings and producer earnings, and its basic conceit is that DJs submit playlists of their tracks and share small percentages of their gig fees to be redistributed among the artists whose tracks they've played.

In this RA Exchange live from ADE, Khutoretsky talks with journalist Christine Kakaire about the platform and the impetus behind it, as well as his underlying tendency to be a "fixer,"  from the problems in his house to the issues he sees plaguing his community. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.689 DVS1

Reclaim Your City 571 | Rrose (London)

Ho ho ho, the mystery-shrouded Rrose - named after Marcel Duchamp’s eponymous persona, punches in right on cue for Xmas with an absolute monster of a two-hour jaunt into their exquisitely twisted headspace. Having served up some of the finest techno slabs of the past decade through the likes of Sandwell District, Stroboscopic Artefacts and now their own dedicated imprint, Eaux, Rrose steps in the series with a bonkers mix of dusty techno hustle-and-bustle, neatly alternating sequences of pumping 4x4 aerobatics, searing, noise-adjacent outbursts and eerie melodies to hypnotic effect. A constant balancing act of raw power and haunting score, Rrose’s RYC mix takes us on a deep and fascinating trip into genre-unbound territories, where only abandon and wildness reign supreme. Happy EOY celebrations, y’all! See you in 2024. 

https://rrose.ro
Soundcloud: bit.ly/rrose_sc
Instagram: bit.ly/rrose_ig
Discogs: bit.ly/rrose_dc
Bandcamp: bit.ly/rrose_bc
Resident Advisor: bit.ly/rrose_ra

01. Free Free Palestine! (chant)
02. Habits of Hate - Limelight Roles - Electronic Explorations
03. Ø [Phase] - module overload pt 1 - Cosmic
04. Regis - Cold Water - Downwards
05. Wata Igarashi - Haziest Just Before The Dawn (Svreca Remix1) - Bitta
06. Ma Sha - Are They Back - CEE
07. JK Flesh - Empty Words (Rrose remix) - KR3 (upcoming)
08. Metapattern - Assimilation - Mord
09. RS Tangent - Bovine Overbite - Trilogy Tapes
10. Bookworms - Bluephoria
11. CAIV - Shamanfreude - Tresor
12. Dj Deeon - Off - Dance Mania
13. Nikos - Metaturnal - Flippen Disks
14. Priori & Al Wootton - Leniency - Trule
15. Mad Zach - Tunnel Snare
16. CAIV - Ötzi - Tresor
17. Bias - Rest Energy - Diffuse Reality
18. Conceptual - 200 camels and a hot desert - Conceptual
19. Quelza - My Eyes Are Closed - Newrhythmic
20. Altinbas - Spoken Word - Token
21. WTCHCRFT - Shake It (Nikki Nair’s Shook Mix)
22. Azu Tiwaline - Blowing Flow - IOT
23. Rrose vs Octo Octa - unreleased
24. Rrose vs Speedy J - unreleased
25. Carrier - Fathom - Felt
26. Rrose vs Polygonia - unreleased
27. Rrose vs Polygonia - unreleased
28. Pocopo - Segre - AEDI
29. Tsimtsum - Konvoi
30. A4 - Optical Device - Faut Section
31. Mad Zach - Strangeloop
32. Skee mask - Cylo - Ilian Tape
33. Bas Dobbelaer - HSS-01 - Trule
34. Fergus Sweetland - Gangalang - Illegal Alien
35. Trolley Route - A Transcendence Of The Individual - Semantica
36. Al Wootton - Russell - Trule
37. Ruman - Three Butts Are Enough - Warm Up
38. Notzing - Molniya - Warm Up
39. Maurizio - Eleye - M1
40. Ladan - Knives - Sublunar
41. Potter Natalizia Zen / PNZ -  Magari - Ecstatic
42. Tony Conrad - Four Violins (Table of the Elements, 1964)
43. Cheryl E. Leonard - Frozen Over

Reclaim Your City  

Reclaim Your City 571 | Rrose

@neighbourhood-music 
@rinsefm 1st Monday of the month 22:00 - 00:00

Bookings: bookings@widetempo.com

Neighbourhood @ FOLD - 15th November 2024

Alphabet Podcast 033 - Tasha

Alphabet Club

Recent comments

BARSPIN

Andréz Holguín Montoya

Wencel

Vinylight

Related tracks