This set was live recorded @ ://about blank in Berlin. You can find @rufusgysel here and more sounds like this @dualism.berlin

rufus @ ://about blank - dualism - 21.07.22

Hypnotic,

dark,

hard hitting.

Rody50 is back with his second mix for the ‘al Forno’ series.

A comforting music blanket for the (tough) winter ahead of us.
For your escape to otherworldly dimensions!

Enjooooooy!

Link to mix in bio.

#stornokollektiv #alforno #frankfurt #mix #set #vinyl #techno

Rody50

al Forno 011 - Rody50

@cl_rk
instagram.com/clrk.___/

clrk is a newcomer dj from Hannover who has been curating the electronic lineup for the Zeitbrei Festival since 2016. With spending a lot of time working in the hanoverian club scene, his preferences for driving and groovy techno, trance and sparkling wine were emerging. Now he is here to bring us a little pinch from all of it. Always pacey, never too rough, fasten your seatbelts and enjoy.

Brotcast 001 by clrk.

Sisyphos Hammahalle: 111222 Até B2B Nohar

Eine Stunde aus dem Silvesterclosing von unserem Resident Vy Tran

Vy Tran - @ROSA 01.01.2023

WozuSo[St. 3| F. 5]

[Art]ist: https://soundcloud.com/purrthecoffee

Heute haben wir Purr zu Gast. Mit einem abwechlsungsreichen Vinyl-only Set lädt er ein zum letzten Tanz des Wochenendes [KoPf-nicken geht auch 👽].

230211 Erste Studio Closing Party Gabi

Purr - Vellichor [WortzumSonntag#23]

Jeder hat eine andere Definition von guter Musik. Für ihn ist sie Leidenschaft und Gefühl zugleich. Egal ob in Clubs oder auf Festivals, Inspiration konnte sich Neue Ebene überall holen. Seit ca. 10 Jahren ist er auf den Dancefloors zu treibenden Beats unterwegs. 2020 begann er dann selbst mit einfachster Technik bei eigenen kleinen Raves aufzulegen und gründete mit einem Freund das Kollektiv Raum, welches auch ein Objekt zum feiern mitbringt. Mittlerweile spielte er in Clubs in Magdeburg, Halle und Zwickau. Raviger Sound gepaart mit Trance treiben die Sets des Meeraner’s an.

instagram.com/neue_ebene
soundcloud.com/neueebene

TASCAM DR-40X

AMLcast 021 - Neue Ebene [Raum] | Meerane, Germany

We are very happy to introduce @steiner0 as part of our podcast series with our personal interview and a hot mix. TY <3

• How did you get into DJing?
There are 3 moments that really clicked: the first was when my friend and DJ Fazee asked me what emotion I wanted to express when preparing a mix. For the first time, I was introduced to music via something other than technique (and mansplaining). The 2nd was when I started breaking down the elements of a track, allowing myself to explore this art. The 3rd was when I played for the first time in front of my friends. realising that I already had a pretty clear idea of the energy I wanted to convey. The last two were on psychedelics. Taken when I'm feeling good and with a clear intention, they have really helped me to overcome creative blockages.
• Where do you get inspirations?
I like to explore in a broad way, without limiting myself to one musical genre. What counts for me is the energy of a track, and how it sticks to my intention. I like looking at sets on Youtube, going through other people's buy lists on Bandcamp, watching other's artists tracklists. I never hesitate to ask for a track id. I also have a small job in a club here in Leipzig, as part of the mjut's awareness team. This exposes me to a lot of music that I might not have discovered on my own. My daily job has a sex & relationship therapist is also inspiring me. Music is a tool for getting messages across. It's a good thing I've got a lot of it!
• Where do you prefer to DJ or to make music in general?
I always feel much more comfortable in small room than in big ones, and I like being on the same level as the crowd. Being perched on a stage, with lots of lights, makes me quite uncomfortable and prevents me from feeling the vibe on the dancefloor. And the icing on the cake is when my friends are on the front line! I can feel pretty anxious, and seeing familiar faces reassures me.

• Did you have any specific thoughts about your podcast?
It's an opening set that I played at Kulturlounge last week, for the Technose collective. It was a challenge for me because I play pretty angry stuff and tend to get the peak time or closing timeslots. Setting up the mood, starting from nothing is quite challenging. I explored quite a few genres, like neoperreo and psytrance, with the kind of hard-hitting techno I cherish. Music really is a cathartic tool for me, especially when it comes to anger. It's an emotion that for a long time I considered negative, not to be expressed, even more so when you've been socialized and perceived as a woman. With my music, I explore the joy and sexiness of anger, how it unites us and how it has a healing power. It allows be to be calmer in the everyday life. 
• What would you like to change in the music scene if you could?
We need to facilitate access to DJing and production for people who are minorized in the sector: in other words, everyone except able-bodied white cis heterosexual men with money. It's all very well to say that we need diversified line-ups, but without the possibility of practising on professional equipment, we won't make it. It creates a gap. That's why we started the DJ workshops for FLINTA* and BIPOC people with my friends Two Dots. But we need more of them, everywhere. Another crucial thing is to train the staff and to hire an awareness team in order to make the club a safer space for the public, the artists and the workers.
• What was your first record?
Not a record but the 1st track I bought is Sin (Original Mix) from Rem Siman.
• What memories do you have of your music lessons? Would your
teachers consider you in the music/ club industry today? 
It was hell! I couldn't plug the holes in my flute and I found having to sing alone in front of everyone very distressing! The songs we were learning were just as boring (and problematic). I hated it so much that I did everything I could to be forgotten and I don't think any of the teachers remember me.

Feat.Fem Podcast 41 /// Steiner: Boom Boom Therapy

Reste d'Ableton 10, histoire de pas gâcher :) 
Photo par @tristancarpy

Ableton Garbage Pt 1

Cerebellum

Psykopit

AML - Absentia Musicae Lentae.
Translated from latin that means "the absence of slow music". Exactly with this vision three friends from jena gathered together in the summer of 2021 and founded AML. The fast technoid sound, which they are bringing to the clubs can be described as a diversified one. They cover everything from a playfull ravy sound (>132Bpm), groovy repetitive sound (>138 Bpm) up to the complete destructive type of (Hard-)Techno (>142 Bpm) and hardtrance (>150 BpM). With more time the residents:  @axbx_aml, @die_umlandboys_aml & @maui_aml will continue to evolve further, discover new styles and will breathe more and more life into their vision.
Rave hard, stay kind!

AMLcast 021 - Neue Ebene [Raum] | Meerane, Germany

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