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Welcoming iona, adored Field Maneuvers resident, dj and round earth believer, to the Untitled909 series.

Kicking off her DJ career in Dalston institution Dance Tunnel (RIP), pre-pandemic, iona could be found spinning in esteemed venues across the world from Panorama Bar, Kala Festival and Amsterdam's Claire to local spots Corsica Studios, Rye Wax, Tola, Venue MOT and many more. More recently, she’s turned to her hand to production, remixing Ikonika’s ‘Bodies’ with DJ/producer/label head Semtek under their joint moniker Midnight Snacc on Don’t Be Afraid, which follows on from their debut release ’Snacc Attack’, out in December last year. 

Weaving jungle, UK Hardcore, house, UKG together with a psychedelic spin, iona’s discerning ear and dexterous mixing, paired with a massive dose of fun and her spirited sense of humour have cemented her as a firm favourite in the UK and further afield. Known widely for her kaleidoscopic hi-energy sets, this is no different - a mix to kick off the weekend truly aching for the club (again!) 

Buy 'Your Body (Midnight Snacc's Darkside Ride)' here: https://ikonika.bandcamp.com/album/bodies-remixes

Tracklist:
Phuture Assassins - Future Sound
Sonido Berzerk -Kali
M27 - Rinky Dink
Nasty King Kurl - Crank It
justin jay - yucky
Kaotic Chemistry - Drum Trip II
Mix Master Kutyma - Ruff N Ready Kuts
Chippy Nonstop & dj genderfluid - Til The End Of Time
TRAXMAN _ Pacman Juke
Weith - Declin
Kush Jones - U R The One (Prototype)
zazemzazem - Rugby Shirt
Prayer - No One Left
DJ Anunak ZHIzN’
FREnchfire - W3DN3SDVY
Young lychee - DTF
Danny Breaks - Volume 1
Justice - AC
Lil Kevo 303 - Stab Myself In The Face
Realitycheck - Mood Shift
Tutti Frutti - Ludzie z Marsa (Eltron John Version)

@iona-noise

Untitled 909 Podcast 073: iona

https://soundcloud.com/axongrowthfactor
https://soundcloud.com/dialogue_records

Monthly topographical conspiracies & sonic accountabilities recorded for Skylab Radio

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META DOOR L - ent i pse
Nova Llum - 7 Inwards
A.M.S & Dogworld! - Low Lights
Pavel Milyakov - January
E Fishpool - ngadju (water) mix
TIBSLC - Nightmode
Hngwy - LumLung
Ditterich von Euler-Donnersperg - Der Luftbusen des kleinen Fritz
Kombe - Harbin
Pokies - Idiot Affluence
Syz - Servo
Exael - Circle (squishy Mix)
Consulate - Fourth Action
Ghost Warrior - Kepler438
Third Space - Cyclical Pan Workout
Special Guest DJ - Makeout Dub
Flørist - Untitled 1

Faultines E24 - Axon Growth Factor

Brooklyln based UV IMP ( @uv_imp ) takes over Earth Dog radio this addition with a deep trippy hour of trance and prog. 

xxx earthdog

Earth Dog Radio 011: UV IMP

Free Download

Time to Stop

Set you free (Groove Edit) unreleased

Santó - Cocaine In My Nose

Soft contours and loose grooves.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=686

@russellelbutler

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.686 Russell E.L. Butler

“I’ve always had a hard time with genres and I tend to get bored pretty easily, so it can be quite chaotic when I play sometimes, you can sort of see this with the way I do my mixes.”

We catch up with @Efemmera, a killer selector with a passion for 90s euphoric rave anthems & one of the three masterminds behind Toronto’s @oepresents parties.

Read the full interview here: https://www.hueandsaturation.net/blog/2019/2/1/efemmera

H&S Mix 012: Efemmera

@aliberger

Introduce yourself? Hometown? Where do you currently reside? 1 fun fact about yourself?

I’m from Princeton NJ, I live in Pittsburgh and I’ve been cutting my own hair since August 2012.

What is your most played track?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKh6htCQXbw

Describe the vibe of your ideal party? Space? Smell? Drinks? Anything you can think of ;)

It’s in someone’s big living room, only a few lights, no fancy stuff but someone is running the lights all night. Nag champa incense, big hifi sound system (loud but not too loud), it’s free to get in and there is nothing for sale!!

Dream b2b? 

DJ Sprinkles b2b Native Racket, 6 hour set. I’d melt

Ideal booth set up? 

A Xone96 or maybe that goofy new 6-channel Pioneer, 3x1200s, 3xCDJs, a delay pedal, a reverb, Bozure isolator and a 909 & 727 because why not??

Guilty pleasure track?

I feel like this has big Disney energy but I love this tune so much 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUKqhIL7M6o

Let’s play a pipipi game… I give you a situation and you give me a track 

** Up for 4 days in a row and need a track to fall asleep to…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xH7fLwEgSMc

** On the way to Burning man with a coworker for your sabbatical…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBcFHswNmDQ

** DJing a quinceanera

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Exxu8lsGYE

** Lost in a mall in the 90s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S4gxnzu_IE 

Advice to beginning djs?

Be kind, patient & don’t judge (yourself or others), practice every day even if it’s just one blend after work, learn what everything does on the gear even if you don’t think you need it

Describe the best dj/live set you have seen this year? 

Bill Converse at Redux in Buffalo. 5 hours of funky techno madness on the ground floor of a house that was heaving from the bass and the dancers. 

Most underrated artist at the moment?

So many but here are 3 from Detroit--Wet Dog, DJ PIA & Nicole Misha.

What is your prediction on the next music genre re-vamp 2020?

If I say Chicago house & muzic box jams are gonna be cool again will it happen?

Fav club drink? 

Water

Describe what you would want your rider to look like as a DJ all star playing Ibiza…

Kind of like a buffet spread of roasted & grilled vegetables, cauliflower, zucchini, Murasaki sweet potatoes… also gonna need flights & hotels for my friends of course

Favorite DJ trick?

If you mix out 2/4/8 bars too early, start backspinning/baby scratching the other record, preferably into the echo fx. Then you’re not just waiting for something to happen, you’re building tension! Shoutout Scott Zacharias who I saw doing this

Describe the first moment where you had an epiphany about your love for music?

Music really snuck up on me over a few years but around 5 or 6am one day in summer 2009, after my senior year of high school, being up all night in my parents’ basement by myself, softly spiraling out in anxiety over my friendships, not really knowing what feelings were or how to deal with having them, I made a loop with some chords and a bassline that didn’t make me feel better but made it feel ok that the moment was happening. That feeling really stuck with me.

DJ dream of yours?

Running & playing at a 100-200 person space that is totally legal and somehow independent of the need to make money :)

Ideal b2b partners in crime?

When Davis Galvin and I play together we definitely get away with a variety of crimes

What would you like to see in the future for the dance community?

More love, patience & compassion for every human being involved full stop!

Ali Berger - 85˚

Off the back of her debut EP, ‘Dolphins Have Sex For Pleasure’, released this week through Bristol-based Banoffee Pies Records, we sit down for a chat with @angeldlite.

Living up to her energetic London party sound and her regular show ‘J’adore Hardcore’ on Hackney’s Netil Radio, Angel D’Lite brings us a mix as tireless as it is cheeky - combining garage, breakbeat and a dash of happy hardcore - for H&S’ hot 18th mix.

Full link to interview here >>> https://www.hueandsaturation.net/blog/2019/2/1/angeldlite <<<

H&S MIX 018: Angel D'lite

We’ve been really enjoying getting to know Sharlese over the last few months. We first met her playing in San Francisco with Aurora Halal and have been obsessed ever since. Hailing from Seattle, Sharlese is a co-founder of FALSE PROPHET, a crew focused on post punk, coldwave, industrial, dark wave and minimal. She’s also a resident for the techno crew DEPTH while holding down a day job at the well-respected KEXP. Sharlese is a perfectionist and this mix shows off her impeccable song selection and technical skill. As she put it: “This one goes hard!” Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/sharlese

SOUND COALITIONS / Episode 41: Guest Mix featuring Sharlese

Bizarro Blends 77 // Rok Riley

big softie UK megamix!!

Name: Alexis Shuler
Alias: AEESB (A-S-B) (@AEESB)
Pronouns: She/Her
Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Influences: Amelie Lens, Farrago, Peggy Gou, Circuit 900, Lithe, Gage, Carl Cox, Honey Dijon, X-Coast, LSDXOXO, Drum Thing and so many more!

Affiliations/Residence/Projects: Constantly improving my ear for sound, discovering POC producers/DJ's, and also working on producing my first track or EP. Outside of DJing, I've been engineering music and designing a ton of digital content for artists and brands, including myself.

Favorite Quote: "People were created to be loved. Things were created to be used. The reason why the world is in chaos, is because things are being loved and people are being used." - John Green

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community: Something I have tattooed on me is; "people may criticize you, but as long as you have faith in yourself that's all that matters." Do/Be/Express what aligns with you and F whoever tries to bring your frequency down. Stay true to yourself.

With this mix AEESB asks to please learn more about and consider donating to: Southern Fried Queer Pride (www.southernfriedqueerpride.com) Atlanta-based SFQP is a non-profit organization that artistically empowers black queer and QTPOC communities. They do so by hosting workshops and curating creative spaces for black queer artists to showcase their work. Not only does the world need more organizations, but environments where we can all come together and genuinely have a good time while expressing ourselves unapologetically, including workspaces, and I feel as though SFQP achieves that so effortlessly. Through each individual organization around the world supporting the LGBTQ+ community, I hope it inspires newly founded businesses that respect our sexuality and present more opportunities for us to expand as creatives in all industries.

Daisychain

Daisychain 149 - AEESB

We close out Moods 2020 with @savile, a producer, cook, DJ, and tender soul. Most known for his work organizing the Chicago-based event series Service, the Copenhagen-based Self-Disrupt, and abolition-centered productions (cc: https://savile.bandcamp.com/album/the-abolitionist), we hope this is a sound send-off to this year. For more visit: https://moods.substack.com/p/moods-31-savile

xx from us to you.

Tracklist:
1. Laraaji - The Dance # 2
2. Navy Blue - Ode2mylove
3. Jeff Majors - The Chant
4. Jill Scott - Slowly Surely (Theo Parrish Remix)
5. Makaya Mccraven - Holy Lands
6. Radiohead - MK2
7. Laraaji - Change
8. Medicine - Heads
9. Acemo - Mind Element
10. Fauzia - When It’s All Over (ft Kelela)
11. Basic Channel - Roll Off / B
12. Gigi Masin - Clouds
13. QNS - QNS#2 Version
14. Theravada - 99 Coupe
15. Savile - Take Back (w/ Jacques Greene, Anne Lacy)
16. Terekke - Nuwav2
17. Chiwonsio - Zvichapera 

QnA:

Where, geographically, did you grow up? Was it a single place, or many places?
I grew up in southern Michigan, about 10 minutes from the Indiana border. I spent my entire childhood there, and moved to Chicago when I was in my early 20s.

Can you pick one song in the mix and explain where you first listened to it?
I remember the Fauzia & Kelela track very clearly when it dropped on a Bandcamp Friday this summer - so imaginative, expressive, and beautifully produced. It really struck me and was something I turned to again and again. I feel like one could find a lot of that energy in music this year, and I’m grateful to have heard it. 

Who "introduced" you to these songs? Was it a person, a radio station, a CD?
This music spans some 10 years of listening, being shared with, stumbling upon, and so forth. I think the moment I realized the music I play as a DJ—or share with others in a public way—could be informed by any source, it made the act of finding music a much more open-end process, full of possibility. Some of this music is random algorithm recommendations, some of it was shared by friends, and some if it I’ve had in my iTunes since high school. 

Where and when did you first hear techno? Who did it sound like it was for?
My first encounters with dance music were associated with something very distant from the place I existed. My first dance music encounters were about traveling to a place where I could be more myself. So I suppose, in that way, it sounded like it was for a freer, more expressive, and less bound and defined place.

You've got the microphone. What do you want to say to the music community?
I think that in my time in dance music thus far, I have been afforded a lot of space to say my peace, and I say that with deep gratitude. In this time, I want to continue to de-center myself and let the vanguard speak and shape their world into existence. I’m here to help serve that in whatever ways I can. 

Thank you for having me. My heart goes to all who’re struggling in this moment, especially those cast aside by the system here in amerikkka. 

I miss you all very much <3 gianpaolo

We've paired Savile's mix with the essential Teching Hsieh, a performance artist whose primary medium is time; or, rather, the demarcation of time. Both artists play quite literally with time, whether it is punching in at a gallery on-the-hour, every hour, or filling a moment in time with sound. We've wanted to pair these two in conversation for a while now, with a portrait of Savile by Moods Alum Anne Lacy. 2020 ends strong with this.

Savile also elected to move their $40 commission to Bed Stuy Stong, a mutual aid network of over 4,000 people from across Bed-Stuy who are supporting our community during the COVID-19 crisis: https://bedstuystrong.com/

Moods 31: Savile

Merve - ASAAS أساس x Radio alHara

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AS AA S أساس is an independent platform spotlighting the best electronic and experimental musicians from the Middle East, North Africa and beyond. We also curate a weekly showcase of top artists for Palestine's premiere DIY station, Radio Al Hara.

Merve - ASAAS أساس x Radio alHara

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