Introducing Hex Code #ED0300 by Cherriel (@mixtressofchaos) FKA Ariel Sports- an electrifying mix that flirtatiously traverses the boundaries between experimental and conventional club music. Cherriel, an enigmatic artist and DJ, defies easy classification with her unique sonic palette.

In this mix, she takes us on a journey through an auditory landscape like no other, seamlessly weaving together elements of glitchy pop, club constructions, polyrhythmic melodies, harsh industrial sounds, and intricate sound collages. The result is an intense and exhilarating musical experience that's always set to high octane.

Cherriel's influence as an integral member of Detroit's queer underground scene shines through in every beat and melody. Drawing from her personal experiences as a feminine presence both within and beyond the metaverse, she crafts a mix that's not just about music, but about identity and expression.

Hex Code #ED0300 is more than just a mix; it's a sonic adventure. Cherriel, a post-E-girl era doll, invites you to join her on a journey that will make you sweat, groove, and ponder the intriguing intersection of experimental and vibey sounds. This mix is a testament to Cherriel's artistry and her ability to push the boundaries of what music can be. Get ready to dive into Hex Code #ED0300 and let Cherriel's sonic wizardry captivate your senses. 

You have two upcoming chances to experience Cherriel’s art in person: 
October 13 - Spooky  Saloon 
November  3 - Magic Stick w/Bored Lord.

Hex Code #ED0300 by Cherriel

Audio explorations with Escaflowne @ The Lot Radio 10-10-2023

A bimonthly assemblage of moving sounds from London-based producer object blue. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/object-blue/episodes/object-blue-15th-november-2023

MAKE-BELIEVE w/ Object Blue 151123

Massive thanks to Subvert.

RP: How’s life in Australia? 
SF: Life in Australia’s been good, all things considered. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t low-key itching to get on a plane and go travelling, though. To where, I’m not exactly certain, but I have a few places in mind. I don’t really have any international tours planned out at the moment - it can be quite time-consuming and costly without a booking agent who can handle certain tasks such as obtaining the appropriate visas. 

RP: Any big plans you’re hiding?
SF: I’ve always got new material in the works at any given time, even if I’m taking a slight break from working on it. There’s a new EP I’ve just received the masters back for, which should be good to go by early next year. I might release a track from it or whip up a Bandcamp drop before the end of 2023 if time permits. I’m not in a rush though - releases that come out towards the back-end of the year usually tend to be forgotten amidst all the holiday hubbub and I wanna make sure the whole thing’s good to go before I release it. 

RP: You said the next EP might be the ‘angriest batch of tunes you’ve ever made’.
SF: ‘Angry’ might be an overstatement, but it’s definitely wrought with a tension of sorts. Claustrophobia or anxiety, you could say. The bulk of the EP was written between 2021-2022, specifically during the slow return to ‘familiarity’ within the social landscape and when masks were all but a guaranteed requirement to leave the house. There’s even one track on it that’s called ‘Casual Contact’ - I wrote it the first time I ever had to quarantine because I was a close contact of someone who had COVID at the time. If that doesn’t scream ‘period-specific,’ I don’t know what will. 

RP: When’s the ambient record dropping? 
SF: Remind me in a couple of years. 

RP: How many CDJ/mixer buttons have you broken? 
SF: I’ve had my fair share of having fader and EQ knobs fly off the mixer and valiantly trying to find them whilst blind drunk in a dimly-lit club. It’s probably happened too many times to count. Thankfully, I haven’t actually broken a CDJ function button - as far as I know anyway. 

RP: Name your first ‘holy fuck’ experiences with electronic music.
SF: I was about 10 years old when I first properly came across Aphex Twin. Back when I was six, I’d taped an episode of Rage where Hole happened to be guest-programming and the last clip that made it to that tape was ‘Come to Daddy,’ but back then, I rarely made it to the end because I probably got bored or had other obligations. I was spooked enough to look up Warp Records later that day. 
While it’s not technically ‘electronic music,’ the first time I really paid attention to Timbaland’s productions, around the same time, also re-wired my brain as a kid. That set the way for me to understand genres like Grime and Jungle more readily before I was even old enough to really hear any of it in a club context. 

Not long after, I came across Wiley’s earliest productions (like ‘Eskimo’ and ‘Ice Rink’) and Dizzee Rascal's “Boy in Da Corner” - both of those blew me away. Age notwithstanding, I was living very far from where a lot of that music was spreading at the time, so it was more of a solitary pursuit, which meant I could get lost in its details quite easily. There’s probably a few other moments I’ve missed, but those three are the foundational memories I have where my interest in electronic music was piqued enough to jump right in. 

RP: Anyone more underground or underrated that you’d like to namedrop?
SF: I’m a bit hesitant to say certain artists are more ‘underrated’ or ‘underground’ than others, but I do have to single out Big Ever, Davis Galvin, Jonny From Space, Noire, Sister Zo, Tammo Hesselink, Leonce and the All Centre label as constant mainstays on my USBs. The Hessle Audio guys will always have my heart, but I’ve also really enjoyed listening to any sets from OK Williams, Hipsters Don’t Dance, Jon K, Nick Boyd, Cormac and DJ Voices that pop up.

Strict Face @ Subvert

Rinse France rinse.fr France Extract Through the alias Music For Tourist, @chris-martinon’s sets are always sunny and catchy, just like the Latino sounds he favors. After having produced music for the fashion scene, he is now the host of the most summer-y show on Rinse. Listen to Music For Tourist every 1st Monday of the month, from 14h to 16h [CET] on rinse.fr !

Rinse France Podcast

Music for Tourist : Christophe, C'était Hier - 1er Janvier 2024

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Exploring a multisensory & dynamic spectrum of club music, infused with eroticism, emotion, togetherness, femme & unapologetically pop elements.

Volume 9 ~ Guest hour with TRiNH, playing songs for the Valentine Blues. Based in LA, NTS resident TRiNH is an expert on nostalgic feels and eclectic music selections focusing on L-O-V-E.

love u @trinh 

❋ monthly on @stegi-radio-athens ❋
❋ all volumes here: stegi.radio/artist/miss-trouli ❋

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Stegi Radio | Miss Trouli

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Love Songs ♥ Vol. 9 w/ ＴＲｉＮＨ // Stegi Radio [16/2/24]

frail808 is a Chicago-based dj, hardware act, producer, instrumentalist, and audio engineer. A classically trained percussionist, she has been producing and performing electronic music since her mid teens, inspired by first-wave dubstep, drone music and releases from Hyperdub and Warp records. Her roots as an experimental musician and performer have driven her to tirelessly experiment with new sounds and textures. 

frail808’s selections are wide and genre agnostic,
with a unifying penchant for driving syncopated percussion, heavy sub bass and yearning ambience. she brings an ecstatic energy to the decks, and thrives on the energy of a sweaty,
uninhibited dancefloor. Her sets are often broad in scope, traveling through searing bass bangers, ethereal breakbeat, introspective deep dub, and pulsing ambient tracks. She runs
<<rev, a party focused on the UK bass sound, named as an homage to London’s legendary fwd>> dubstep party.

1. Oneohtrix Point Never - Ezra
2. Bone Head - Soft Power
3. Atrice - Nulspace
4. Temudo - Group Dynamics
5. No Moon - Sirens
6. Serge Geyzel - It's Going To Get Stuck In Your Head (So Sing It)
7. C Powers "Ms Mix" - Sky Hammer
8. Aloka - View Source
9. Client_03 - Interest Reset
10. Mia Koden - Racket
11. Ryvahl - Protopattern
12. E-Talking - Laisse (Hard Mix)
13. Fels - Morphed Soil
14. Norwell - Celestial Bodies (Imre Kiss Crisis 91' Mix)
15. Pugilist - Circuit Breaker
16. Pseudopolis - Dirty Pallette Cleanser
17. Tom Place - Archelon
18. LMAJOR - The Power (Boxwork Remix)
19. Elmono - Fields of Shells
20. Peder Mannerfelt - Big Ball
21. Social Rhythm - Loving Sum
22. Skee Mask - Kappleberg Chant
22. Planetary Assault Systems - Eden Tide (Barker Remix)
23. Es.tereo - Perception
24. Simstah - Oblivious
25. INVT - APOGEE
26. Johnny Jungle - Johnny '94 (Origin Unknown Remix)
27. TMSV - Abyss Watcher
28. Fracture & Sam Binga - On Right Now
29. Flore - Disruption
30. Machinedrum - Fantastix
31. Forest Management - The Elevated Quiet
32. Terrence Malick - Song to Song (Dialogue)

RND 101 - frail808

Clandestine record label, The Trilogy Tapes, tear up the NTS studios once a month, ripping through the grittiest and muddiest tracks. No words on this one, just tunes. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/the-trilogy-tapes/episodes/the-trilogy-tapes-4th-march-2024

The Trilogy Tapes 040324

You can find Blackmoonchild in one of my (madeofants) earliest mixes that started the whole concept of ARC. She and AK (iykyk) were two of my first favorites in the scene. Absolute power houses in the making I've only been proven more correct by time and their clear trajectory to the stars. Both DJing and producing tracks at a speed that would make any producer wish they had access to whatever magick they conjured.

However just because we're all a bunch of astrological softies doesn't mean this mix is. This is the sound of cement hard capital D-troit. Featuring Acid, electro, hardcore, and our beloved breaks this mix is a cup of coffee to wake up shattered nerves and to move the most jaded soul into dropping low.

ARCMIX022 - Blackmoonchild - Pisces Szn

this mix entails my return to the main floor @ Nowadays with a 4 hour long opening set for some of best DJ's on this side of the world. it is not without flaws and is charged with emotion. join me as I venture through the new and old sounds of dance that are so near to us all. from micro house to tribal to breaks to electro and to the end of the spectrum of dance we go.

Opening @ Nowadays NonStop 3.23.2024

Framework presents the sophomore edition of TOWER Imports, a limited mix series designed to incorporate international artists into New York's TOWER project. 

This entry comes from born and raised Amsterdam producer, DJ, and multidisciplinary artist @Yb3L. Throughout the mix, they establish several long-distance, electrical connections in preparation for the next edition of TOWER, April 25 at Bossa Nova Civic Club in Brooklyn.

"To those that follow forward radio channels such as Kiosk and Future Intel, as well as clubs like Garage Noord and POING, the name Yb3L should ring a big bell. Through heavy breaks, bouncy rhythms, futuristic bass and infectious bangers with a mystical touch, this rising DJ/producer is pervading the most adventurous areas of the Dutch scene. In addition, Yb3L is a co-founder of @sann-odea, an Amsterdam-based label that focuses on abstract electronic release for listening and dancing, which are curated and broadcasted in a grounded and accessible fashion." - Dekmantel Selectors 2024

Mastered by @specialguest-dj

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TOWER is a building function that aims to channel the sonic palettes of production and construction skyward, celebrating and embracing an industrial optimism that resists both nihilistic and utopian escape. TOWER is a subsidiary of Framework, an NY bass & drum label in development.

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Tracklist:

Lost between A & N - Bluetoof
Batian Kombé - Foreign Exchange
Telephone Rose - E-Talking
CD is Dead - French II
Lime Bike Elf Bar - Breaka Like Water
Renegade - Burna
Sade - Granul Düz (MNC001)
Slug No Escargot (Ma Sha Remix) - Teqmun
Monsoon - Ivy Lab
flight fm - Joy Orbison
Thoughtful - Leftlow
Yours Aye - Effy
Azaroso - Wost
I'm Rushing - Doctor Jeep/Hedchef
Beta - Hijinx
Halfway - Neida
Blades - Toma Kami
End Of Line - French II x Bastian Benjamin
Bursttrap - re:ni
id (unreleased) - Kendu Bari
Panic - Blawan
Lips Next 2 Me (feat. Mars Kasei) - mirin doja
CyberJuke 2064 (Original Mix) - BSN Posse, Ginko

TOWER Imports 002: Yb3l

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ARC is an artist run dance music label focusing on releasing singles and EPs from sound designers featuring radical sound design and producer collaboration. No genres, no rules, just rippers.

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