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Caldera (@caldera-caldera),  is a German producer and DJ who now lives in Brighton, UK. I've been enjoying his productions for a few years now. His creations reflect a perfect blend of these two national influences. His wide array of releases consist of  bass-driven grooves, with an element of deep and melodic. He also co-runs @rivieraclub and has a monthly show on @1btn. Please enjoy this tastefully curated mix of pitched down, trippy gems <3 

Thanks so much for your contribution Malte1 

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Animix Thirty One: Caldera

Simultaneously one of the most low key, but also one of the sickest DJs in Naarm, I'm so happy to have Nic / nmez ( @incmac ) as part of the Animix series.

Having been involved in organising some of Melbourne's most iconic raves over the last few years, Nic is an integral member of the community. His collection of deep, dub & bassy tunes never fails to impress me. For his Animix is an hour of sexy deep jungle/ dub-steppy heaven ---- a perfect soundtrack to your mini Melbourne lockdown, or hopefully for a sunny spring day if you're listening from the northern hemisphere :-) 

Thanks again for this one Nic! Very happy to be sharing your talent with the Animalia community

Lots of love <3 

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Animix Thirty Four: nmez

Belgium based Cleveland ( @clevelandmusicpage ) presents a beautifully diverse mix for Animix thirty-seven. Strung together with consistently driving percussion, in his signature style, the mix spans between uk bass, idm-y chords and bouncy tech house.. a match made in dancefloor heaven :') 

Cleveland has a bunch of releases on Hivern Discs, ESP Institute and most recently a great EP on @kalaharioystercult,having made himself a mainstay in the European scene for quite some time now.

Thanks again for putting this one together Andrea <3

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Animix Thirty Seven: Cleveland

Animix Thirty Eight comes from @steve-duncan, a talented digger and co-founder of the iconic @patternsofperception music collective. Born in Australia, but having spent his recent years in Berlin, Steve now resides in Helskini.

I am lucky to have met Steve through my travels, and also having been gifted an opportunity to play at one of the @patternsofperception parties in Berlin. What they have managed to achieve as a collective is beyond impressive. As a DJ, Steve's talent is equally notable - his creative and smooth mixing style, and classy selection of deep, crunchy & vibrant sounds. This mix here follows suit fittingly, meeting the perfect balance between sophistication and groove.  

Thanks so much for this one Steve <3

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Animix Thirty Eight: Steve Duncan

Louis Marlo https://soundcloud.com/felt-sense-recordings
Naarm
Steeplejack 5.01

Louis Marlo

Live recording of my set from Techworld @ Miscellania from 7-10pm on Sunday 13 March 22. Had an absolute blast :') Thank you Miscellania & Techworld crew for bringing us this special party & to all the dancers!!! <3

Hope you enjoy listening xx

Live @ Techworld ♡

@claudiasin
With a penchant for off-kilter drum and bass, bass, dub and dubstep, sina meticulously curates sets that mix and match elements of atmospheric trip hop, murky post-DnB and the mischievous 2-step sounds of the 90/00s. Witnessing sina grace the decks at Inward Goods festival was a nostalgic luxury - I felt like I’d stepped into some form of magical Y2k swamp party, where only the best of early 2000s drum and bass were being thrown down. Sina’s contributions to the community extend beyond the decks and into the realm of party planning and label curation (Secret World) whilst also forming ⅓ of the band dregs. Sina’s bass-centric Framework parties create a much needed bro-free zone, an inclusive space for us lovers of the high energy sounds that sina is becoming so well known for. sina joined me to celebrate for episode 156 and 3 years of Passing Notes with a deep, dubby guest mix and written interview here -> https://passingnotes.radio

sina - PN 156 (3 Years of PN)

Unadulterated warehouse grooves from Ireland’s finest, Cromby delivers mix number 30 in the Junction 2 series.
 
Cutting his teeth holding down a six year residency at the legendary Shine in Belfast, Cromby has been on a steady rise since his production debut in 2012. Following up with acclaimed releases on Rekids, Feel My Bicep and Unknown To The Unknown, 2020 marked the next chapter in Cromby’s career with the launch of his own imprint, Potency. Now residing in Berlin, Cromby is a regular at coveted strongholds,  Berghain / Panorama Bar, The Warehouse Project and fabric to name a few.

@cromby

Junction 2 Mix Series 030 - Cromby

It’s always exciting when a DJ rips up the rulebook. Emerging from the Copenhagen underground is Prom Night, real name Shaq. He’s been touted as a bit of an upcoming gem as he blurs the lines between sleazy disco cuts and chuggers, italo house, afro-house and funk and beyond.

Originally from Aarhus he first began DJ’ing at just nine years old and describes his sound as being heavily influenced by 80’s pop culture hence the name. He reflects on his roots and recent embarkment into the world of music production:
 
“A lot of my productions are inspired by/ centered around a fusion of 70’s and 80’s Disco combined with modern and contemporary styles of House music.”

When we invited him to record this mixtape we weren’t entirely sure what we were going to get. What we’ve ended up is a spectacular showcase of Prom Night’s ability as a selector capable of switching quickly between genres and pushing the limitations. This one is a fun filled affair perfect for the weekend…

Prom Night: The Ransom Note Mix

@acolourfulstorm label boss Moopie presents two hours of music each month, connecting the dots between club cuts, weirdo experiments, indie sensibilities and more.

Tune in for A Colourful Storm every 4th Thursday of the month, from 00h to 02h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

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A Colourful Storm with Moopie and Dolly - 28 Avril 2022

Low Flung ( @lowflung ) is the long-standing project of Sydney based visual artist Danny Wild. Danny has been present in the East coast underground scene for quite some time now, having cemented his place with an incredibly diverse musical outputs, from ambient and dub to tech house.

"Equally influenced by dub’s sense of space and the rolling expanse of the Australian landscape, Danny fuses field recordings and organic instruments with synthesized soundscapes and buoyant digi basslines to create music that offers an uncanny evocation of place and a keen spatial awareness." - Hani Hanbali

Here we are treated to a live, tech house tinged set from Danny's recent visit to Polyrhythm festival in the ACT. 

Thank you so much for this one Danny!

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Animix Eighty One: Low Flung (Live @ Polyrhythm)

Rooftop StunMix 01 ~ Kia

Start from within.  Listen to the internal dialogue, vocabulary, feelings, impressions, associations, emotions, visualization and creative thoughts that are happening within you.

https://silentrecords.bandcamp.com/

Tracklisting.

Solitaire - In The Forest Of Ancient Light 	
Heavenly Music Corporation - Ambient To Be Here 	
Heavenly Music Corporation - The Quiet Mind 	
Spice Barons  - Spice Of God 	
Horizon 222 	- Spirit Level 	
The Ultraviolet Catastrophe - Full Moon (Crescent Mix) 	
Cosmic Breeze - Carrying Galaxies 	
Deeper Than Space  - Deeper Than Love 	
Heavenly Music Corporation  - Beautiful Dream 	
H2O(2) - Undersea 	
Deeper Than Space - Spaceship Melody 	
Jorge Reyes - Tejido De Sueno's (Cola De Venado) 	
Heavenly Music Corporation - In A Garden Of Eden 	

A compilation of Silent Records tracks mixed in one track recording in 1994.

Ambient is about cutting edge, flat structures, encompassing structures, nuturing structures.  Ambient culture is about developing what’s within you.  The main focus is developmental, more than achievement, it’s more process oriented towards spiritual and technological concerns or interests.  It’s an inward thing, but it’s down through technology.  Developing a look with a Macintosh, or developing your sound with certain midi gear, so it isn’t like sitting in a cave playing the shakahatchi or anything.  It can be that simple and encompass that, but it isn’t mostly about organic qualities.  It’s about organic and technological qualities.  – Kim Cascone

Special thanks to (guidance, inspiration, and source material):
Kim Cascone and the Silent Artists for the music, Dean Seven for the Fad-tastic magazine, John Cameron for the DAT, Robert Anthony Aviles for the violin treatment, Nick Danger for the live mix logistics, John Love for the cosmic ear, Ken Nordine for Now Nordine, The Voice of Enigma for guidance, Marie Cini for hypnomusic therapy, Alan Parsons for “Time”, “Lap of Gods”, Merv Cosell for “Heaven Can Be Yours”, Rob McKuen and Anita Kerr for “Drifting”, Orson Wells for “War of the Worlds”, Gordon Hempton (Rolling Thunder) for Earthsounds, Kraftwerk for “Autobahn”, Robert Fripp for “Listening” (as opposed to hearing), Spiritual devotee on the Haight, Kim Cascone for Silent Wisdom, John Zorn and Toots Theilman for whistling, Jacob Needleman for Tao Te Ching commentary, Gregory Corso for poetry, William Burroughs for Poetry, Todd Rundgren for “Born to Synthesize”, Timothy Leary for “The Trip”, Pink Floyd for “Welcome to the Machine”, Ian McDonald and Michael Giles for “Suite in C”, FM for “Slaughter in Robot Village”, Steven Feld and Mickey Hart for “Chant of Bosavi” Papau New Guinea, Sheila Chandra for “Nada Brahma”, Zen, Nembutsu, and Yama Bushi monks for temple chants.

70 Silent minutes, reinterpreted, remixed, recommodified, reconstructed by Mark Riva.  Produced by FAD Entertainment for FAD Magazine - 1994

Mark Riva's Metagrooves - The Silent Mix

In Resom's own words: "The crew of De School took over ://about blank last summer and this mix here is the recording of my closing set at the most beautiful garden of ://about blank. I was overexcited, jittery and had this crazy idea to create a acoustic movie for the audience. I was performing in London the weeks before and went to an MVE where they played the soundtrack of a german 70’s Science Fiction TV series I never heard about before. It was so feminist and progressive that I decided in that moment that I have to use the samples. That’s where the citations are coming from sometimes. The reason to use those was bc I think that ://about blank and De School have a lot in common when it is about forward thinking curating and pushing debates. Of course there are mistakes being made, but again: I personally find this even more interesting, because it gives the chance to reflect, process and learn."

@resi-resom

Mantissa Mix 134: Resom

For the third installment of Animix i've invited my friend Albert (@steinakafun), Barcelona local and member of @draftbcn. Albert's diverse taste is showcased through a selection of his amazing and eclectic record collection in this beautiful mix.
Perfect for home listening. 

Thanks so much for putting this together Albert :-)

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Animix Three: Stein

Heath is the co-founder of my favourite party in Melbourne, @syrupmelbourne, alongside Chaz. 

As long as i've known Heath, he's always had the best music taste. This mix is a perfect slice of his always interesting and perfectly crafted sets. An hour of downtempo selections that reflect Heath's classy style and cool collection....He knows what's up!

@heath_99

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Animix Four: Heath (Syrup)

For the fifth animix, miscmeg presents her always on-point taste through dreamy narratives. Meg runs one of my favourite melb parties, vortex, with @nenaghnenagh. 
I think this mix is a really beautiful reflection of her personality. Dream girl! <3


Thanks so much for contributing to the series @mgmldrm !

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Animix Five: miscmeg

udmo is an enigmatic talent. For the sixth Animix he presents his new alias, @dollllly
Whether it be dreamy releases via @analogueattic, or 6am party sets, dan/udmo/dolly never fails to impress! 

Keep your eyes/ears out for Dolly on a forthcoming Animalia release too... :)

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Animix Six: Dolly

One of my besties and also one of my favourite people to listen to music/ party with. Lewis has the best taste and this hour of tunes makes me miss the club a lot! For now enjoy it in your living room i guess :'(

Thanku so much lewis <3 @lewisms

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Animix Seven: Lewis

Mattikk is a Planet Delsin resident and curator of the new Delsin offshoot label Mantis. The Dutch local always crafts the most interesting sets... always somehow finding the perfect balance between trippy deep broken beats, yet still beautiful, clubby and driving. Glad to share his music on this side of the world.

Love this one a lot. So glad you could  put this one together for us Thijs ! :')@mattikk

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Animix Eight: Mattikk

Bringing in number 177 in our series we have Desert Island Disco. Desert Island Disco are a DJ outfit united by their passion for boogie-oriented music and all permutations thereof. In their mixes, remixes and productions you'll find a broad palette that spans Balearic and Italo, Street Soul and Zouk, Synth-Pop, 90s House and everything in between.

For this mix, the boys draw on the Balearic side of their record collection, emphasising blissful bass-lines and sultry synths to take you back to far-flung fiestas. 

www.soundcloud.com/desert-island-disco

Mantissa Mix 177: Desert Island Disco

sounds from australia & beyond
record label/ mix series/ events by @kia-sydney
sublabel / @cirruslabel 


-- not currently accepting demos or mix submissions

* operating on the stolen land of the wurundjeri people. sovereignty was never ceded.

distributed by @clone-distribution

artists
@brickel
@dashiell
@pascalsone
@menagerecords
@okegmusic
@dollllly
@undergroundcityloop
@billusmoon
@loiflan
@priori-ties
@secondcousins
@commandd
@zaraolsen
@gnatenko
@reptant_the_lizard
@al-den-te
@o-utlier