Salamanda on Radio Raheem (11/05/21)

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Mix generated by Mubert Artifical Intelligence https://mubert.com/render

Tiger meets AI

RADIO.D59B / THE NIGHT BEFORE #21 w/ Gilles Wasserman

🪄 get wicked or die trying :~)🖤🤍

@elazer
@relikto_phuturo

fin du travail, vie magique - Elazer & Relikto Phuturo - 19/03/22

[sic]nal / Feb 04 / RVDS

01. Dragonfly II - excerpt (Movements - 2019)
02. Nothing Left (Monochromes - 2022)
03. Radio Sky (Feedback + Modular + Radiowaves II - 2015)
04. Primitive Lab (Spherics - 2001)
05. Alien World (More Research From The Same Dept. - 2014)
06. UAV (Spherics II - 2003)
07. Retreat (Always There - 2020)
08. Glass (Monochromes - 2022)
09. MltVz 10 (47 Voice Loops - 2013)
10. Between Sweet and Salt (Stop Motion: music for videos by Gerco de Ruijter - 2011)
11. Infinite Road (Stop Motion: music for videos by Gerco de Ruijter - 2011)

Mashup - 04, 06 & 10 are mixed with fragments from 'Echo Transformations' (2021)
and with some previously unreleased material.

banabila.bandcamp.com

September 2022 Mix

September 2022 mix

A HISTORY OF VIOLIINS
enchanted by @superdefekt

brfocast fünfundsiebzig • SUPERDEFEKT •

Plunge into a sleek minimal-drum & bass slice where every beat breathes and each silence counts. “Tell Me” builds on skeletal drums and shimmering atmospherics, inviting you into a soundscape that's subtle but unrelenting. Mindloader’s layering of crisp percussive clicks and soft, drifting pads creates tension that simmers rather than explodes — perfect for those late-night sessions when the dancefloor thins but the energy doesn’t fade. Let the groove take hold, and let the space inside the track echo.

Minimal Selections II VA

Mindloader - Tell Me What You Are

tregua

Tregua

Spoon Bender

https://soundcloud.com/ozelot-ltd

The COVID-19 virus keeps the world in a gridlock, but instead of accepting to stand still, we try to productively move forward. 

The numerous nation-wide measures to slow the spread of the virus have an impact on our everyday lives, but lowering the number of infections needs to be the number one priority right now. 

In the case of cancellations of events such as concerts, dj gigs, performances in theatres, etc. – also on a number of artists who make their living from such shutdown events.

The musicians of Zurich‘s electronic music scene love to perform and they rely on these gigs to cover the cost of living.  

Even if we are not allowed to travel for now, our music sure can. That is why we came up with this self-organized stream for Zurich’s electronic music scene.

Without being bothered by hierarchies and instead with what’s best for the collective in mind.

Along the way, we may even have found a way of paying artists in a fair and transparent manner by evenly dividing all donations that come in.

You can enjoy the sets wherever you are in safe distance and support the DJs with a donation.

All donations will be evenly distributed among all DJs and the donation balance will be shown transparently after the mayhem is over.

At the time when we launched this stream – 5 hours after the press conference where the closure of event spaces was declared – there were no measures announced to absorb the economic effects for artists and self-employed individuals. 

Since then the Swiss government has announced new measures to help these groups too. 

The donations will still be evenly distributed, but optionally, should a DJ no longer need the donation, he/she can decide that we should donate it to one of the causes stated below. 

Social distancing doesn’t mean we have to be alone. Now more than ever.

The COVID-19 virus keeps the world in a gridlock, but instead of accepting to stand still, we try to productively move forward. 

The numerous nation-wide measures to slow the spread of the virus have an impact on our everyday lives, but lowering the number of infections needs to be the number one priority right now. 

In the case of cancellations of events such as concerts, dj gigs, performances in theatres, etc. – also on a number of artists who make their living from such shutdown events.

The musicians of Zurich‘s electronic music scene love to perform and they rely on these gigs to cover the cost of living.  

Even if we are not allowed to travel for now, our music sure can. That is why we came up with this self-organized stream for Zurich’s electronic music scene.

Without being bothered by hierarchies and instead with what’s best for the collective in mind.

Along the way, we may even have found a way of paying artists in a fair and transparent manner by evenly dividing all donations that come in.

You can enjoy the sets wherever you are in safe distance and support the DJs with a donation.

All donations will be evenly distributed among all DJs and the donation balance will be shown transparently after the mayhem is over.

At the time when we launched this stream – 5 hours after the press conference where the closure of event spaces was declared – there were no measures announced to absorb the economic effects for artists and self-employed individuals. 

Since then the Swiss government has announced new measures to help these groups too. 

The donations will still be evenly distributed, but optionally, should a DJ no longer need the donation, he/she can decide that we should donate it to one of the causes stated below. 

Social distancing doesn’t mean we have to be alone. Now more than ever.

Ashwini - Ozelot Community Stream Zürich 21.03.20

Ashwini