Chapter thirteen of Shared Frequency series is here courtesy of none other than the otherworldly selector, visual art wizard and all round extraterrestrial being that is Dream Software.

A long standing tight homie of the label with an extensive and mind expanding record collection that is responsible for opening many pathways, and connecting many dots in the universe.

Without further to do we invite you to join us on this two hour journey as we dive in to the cosmic mind of Dream Software.

Fly safe....

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Shared Frequency 013: Dream Software

Here is the third single from a.s.o., singer/songwriter Alia Seror-O'Neill, and producer Lewie Day. 'Falling Under' is a thematic consolidation of the previous two singles and a logical progression toward their pending long-player. 

Written by Alia Seror-O’Neill & Lewie Day
Mixed by Lewie Day
Mastered by Mikey Young
Artwork by Edgar Lugo-Vasquez

Thanks to Corey, Maryos and Hektor.

2023 Low Lying Records

Falling Under

Omakase Recordings co-head Goldie B takes us deep into South France’s underground with a genre-spanning survey, from warm house to liquid drum’n’bass via gunfinger garage and techy grooves.

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Sounds from Marseille’s Subterranean: Mixed by Goldie B

hailing from the madlands of scotland (broxburn young team unite), Walden S presents some eclectic soothing fodder with a touch of wollop via rave and the soft echoes of clubland. for listening to in your underwear at home or at the park, its gonna mean something to someone like it does to us, and that makes it all worthwhile.

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Astral Cast 022 - WALDEN S

pent showcases various experimental audio works alongside occasional guests 

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synopses with pent and Rage.inald @ The Lot Radio 09-12-2024

Dawn moods for the early birds, courtesy of Sleepier & Impey aka Spirit Blue.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/early-bird-show-spirit-blue/episodes/early-bird-show-spirit-blue-30th-october-2024

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Melizards - November 2024

Broadcasted live at Radio Tempo Não Pára (08.11.2024)

Artist: @cara-mayer-yepez

Cardboard Lamb @ Radio TNP 08.11.2024

Life is short, have more fun. Lance Barresi of Permanent Records goes for all vinyl 45's, live and direct from the Los Angeles studio. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/brown-acid-journey/episodes/brown-acid-journey-5th-december-2024

Brown Acid Trippin' w/ Lance Barresi of Permanent Records 051224

36/35 Șadtriṃśat - Hare Kṛṣṇa Mahā Mantra (Vaiṣṇavī Vṛndāvan Bhajan)

Interview + Download: http://truantsblog.com/2017/truancy-volume-193-joe/

Soundcloud: @joemakemusic

Joe well and truly had the wind in his sails just a few years back, quietly building up an impressive discography on the likes of Hemlock Recordings and Hessle Audio – pretty much UK royalty. Critical praise was heaped on his DJing too, his FACT mix still very much holding up today. Although his release schedule had always been somewhat irregular, in late 2013 he seemed to take a step back into the shadows completely. Two years later, he popped his head above ground to drop an edit of Bobby McFerrin that would soundtrack hundreds of festival sets that summer before he vanished once again. While sporadic use of his Twitter account signalled that the project wasn’t quite over, it would be four years before Joe returned to releasing original pieces of music.

The announcement of new records on Hessle Audio always feels like an event in itself, but when they revealed that new material from the modest maestro was on the cards, a certain corner of the community rejoiced. While his music has aged well in the time he spent away – “Slope” still serving as a crescendo moment in DJ sets across the board – such a reception to the news is proof that absence only made the heart grow fonder in this case. Here at Truants, we were bowled over to find out that Joe was game for a Truancy Volume. To go alongside his genre-hopping, rip-roaring medley of a mix, we caught up with him to discuss his approach to making music, the influence of film in his work and everything he’s been upto in the time between.