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Josip "Jogarde" Hubzin also known as Pepi is a passionate DJ and music connoisseur with an residency at club Masters in Zagreb since it early beginnings in 1999. He's promotor and owner of the celebrated clubnight called "Freilauf" where he invited some of the world's most renowned disco and house afficionados to spin with them. Freilauf is a refreshing, non-profit underground party series promoting inspiring music which is 40 minutes or 40 years old. It provides high quality and good functionality and doesn't rest upon the degree of popularity.

Jogarde has introduced so far acts like Âme, Dixon, Alex from Tokyo, Andy Whittaker, Baris K., Bobby Beige, Colleen “Cosmo“ Murphy, Darshan Jesrani, Disco Not Disco Dj's, Felix "Foolish" Dickinson, Gerd Janson, Henrik Schwarz, Hunee, Ilija Rudman, Justin Vandervolgen, La Fleur, Lexx, Mark E, Mark Seven, Mike Huckaby, Prins Thomas, Red Rack'em, Bobby Beige, The Revenge, Theo Parrish, Toulouse Low Trax, Trus'me, Underground Paris, Pytzek & Mislav, Land of Light and many more to Croatia´s capital audience.

Burek Podcast #08 - JOGARDE

The breezy sound of the Canadian Riviera, from Mood Hut's Pender Street Steppers.

https://www.nts.live/shows/pender-street-steppers/episodes/pender-street-steppers-25th-july-2023

PENDER STREET STEPPERS w/ Break Mode 250723

A monthly collection of blurred collage, aural experiments, and tonal in-betweens with sound artist and musician Felisha Ledesma. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/felisha-ledesma/episodes/felisha-ledesma-18th-may-2024

Felisha Ledesma w/ Break Mode 180524

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Break Mode - Café Del Gumar - Volumen Siete

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Mix of the Week #565: Break Mode - Cafe del Gumar - Volumen Ocho

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This mix is from Palm Pilot and Break Mode under their moniker Freak Out! and it references a lot of things they play at their nights in Portland. They like to ride the wave where genres collide and create euphoric moments that can be exciting or excite them at least. They take the dancefloor along for the ride.

TP539 Freak Out! (Break Mode x Palm Pilot)

40% of our 7 hour set at Corsica Studios in London the other day. Boman, Kovács & Nordkvist on the decks. Big thanks to everyone who came out to party and Trouble Vision for inviting us!

Studio Barnhus @ Corsica Studios Sept 3 2016

ANY001: silversound
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For our debut installment of the ANY podcast, we welcome The Prey (FWB Records). He's offered up his live set from the final Spookitinis event in Portland, OR. It's a devious mix ripe for Halloween, dark rooms and late nights.

spookitinis

ANY001: silversound

ANY002: Sappho
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The Second installment of the Always Never Yesterday Podcast series comes from America's Sweetheart, aka Sappho.

This exclusive mix is a "heavier and headier" collection but still has her signature cosmic disco vibes we've come to expect from this master selector.

ANY002: Sappho

ANY003: SPF666 + Commune
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This is a master class in good times.

These two have been at the helm of numerous creative projects and have built a flow that is magic to witness. This mix is a special treat from Portland's most skilled selectors.  

SPF666 and Commune head up B*Nice, a monthly no-fucks given posi-vibes party featuring UK Garage, House and classics.

ANY003: SPF666 + Commune

ANY004: boyshapedbox

I've known Dicky since before I knew that I knew people. We go waaaay back and so its a special and surreal moment to be hosting one of his mixes as part of ANY. He's been in a bit of DJ hibernation lately so its even more of an honor to present this mix. It was recorded on the first day of this new year and its full of fun twists and freaky turns. Sounds about right. Enjoy!

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ANY004: Bodyrolls

ANY005: Nathan Detroit
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Nathan Detroit has stepped up and given us the mix we all need right now: a deeply personal and cathartic mix. I think the first time I met Nathan was in a hot tub at some ungodly hour of the morning. This mix isn't as soothing as that, but its just as intimate.

ANY005: Nathan Detroit

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Describe the future world that your mix lives in.
One where umbrellas are in all the drinks.

What makes something futuristic?
My idea of the the future is changing constantly. What I want it to be or what it might be. It’s scary, exciting and could not exist. I guess if it is something you don’t recognize it could be futuristic or maybe from long ago, where the future and past meet… whoa.

What do you see as the role and responsibility of nightlife?
Creating spaces for people to really let go and respect each other and ourselves. Learn new things in an unconventional way.

You play a lot of throwback songs and disco cuts. How do you make those older songs feel contemporary?
Not all but a lot of the music I DJ is kind of hard for the average listener to figure what era it’s from. Also to try and seamlessly mix from old to new music is one of my favorite things about DJing.

The future is very digital and very dispersed. And yet there is still something really important about getting people physically into a room together - physical locations are really important. What is special that happens in Portland that can’t be replicated digitally?
There are a lot more things that happen psychically as well as physically when we are in the same space. The energy of a room for better or worse can change based on the vibes people are giving and receiving. Not to mention the way architecture effects sound.  I love going to parties just as much as DJing them.       

Who do you see as a guiding voice for the future?
This is tough. The kids lol. Hopefully Artificial Intelligence.

What is a prediction you have?
We are gonna die

The future is....
An idea

The future is not…
This moment
 

TRACKLIST
In Flagranti - Screwvenier [Codek Records]
Manfredas - Glasswalk [Multi Culti]
Dunkeltier - Spiegel TV [Bahnsteig]
HNNY - Hotline Riddim (Jacques Renault Edit) [K7]
Wide Boy Awake - Slang Teacher [RCA]
Bawrut - Ciquita (R$N Edit) [Ransome Note]
Anton Klint & Edvin E - On The Flip [Tryck & Ton]
Peggy Gou - It Makes You Forget (Itgehane) [Ninja Tune]
Errorsmith - Centroid [PAN]
Renegade Sunset - Love Has The Energy [Bed of Roses]
D.Tiffany - Blue Dream [Pacific Rhythm]
Tornado Wallace - Zorn Gottes [Animals Dancing]
Jex Opolis - Human Emotion (TV Dub) [Good Timin’]
WAV Fuzz - Dream Into Me (Break Mode Remix) [Bed of Roses]
Krycek and WAV Fuzz - Ozone [EYMS]
An Atoll - Seven Coves [Bed of Roses/Champ Discs]

ANY013 : Break Mode

My closing set at Circuit Breaker on August 24, 2019 - also the last queer dance party ever at Tonic Lounge (RIP).