Othon joins the podcast with an exclusive mix for this episode.

Soundcloud: @othonmusic
Cover by: www.instagram.com/ghiss47

Tracklist:

Lisa Gerrard & Marcello de Francisci - Until We Meet Again
Norma Panduro - Icaro Sagrado (Othon Remix)
Boys Noize - Euphoria feat Remi Banks (Skream Remix)
EarthLife - Never Ending
Santiago Luna - Berserk
TRIBU, Calixte - Sweet Disposition (Vijay & Sofia Edit)
Enamour, Rinzen - Photon 
The Mamas & the Papas - California Dreamin’
Solee - Morgenrotsonate
NTO (FR) - Gamma
Grigoré - Aphrodite Tells Truth
Shall Ocin, ARTBAT, Braev - Origin
Grigoré - Peace Originates
Ninawa - Salve Mae Natureza
Brosso, Jon.k - Z-Machines (Rafale Cerato Remix)
DJ Pierre feat Chic Loren - I Feel Love (1979 Disco Club Mix)

Into The Woods #10 // by Othon live at Papa Loko: White Magick @FOLD

🌲 Catlover & Storyteller, in that order
🌑 booking: astonalba.music@gmail.com

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Sam Albasini or widely known as Aston Alba started making and producing his music around at the age of 14 when he first discovered Techno. Just as soon as he was grasped by the emotional side that this sub-core of dance/electronic music has, he found his calling in this very musical lane to mark his own stamp on the international scene.
The Switzerland-based DJ/Producer takes everything—every sorrow and melancholy—within and surrounding him into the process of creating his distinctive sound which brings the listeners to the more grand, cinematic feeling that is rarely heard in mostly Techno numbers.  Unlike the others—Aston Alba is more than just loops of cuts and samples, but rather he does not let any emotional gap occur in his track as he carefully creates an array of rich detailed instrumental sounding by fusing the essential elements of Techno with both Middle Eastern sounds and dissonant Esoteric beats and instrumentations which resulted into such hypnotizing ambient textured touch in each of his tracks to match the kind of emotion that he would like to convey through. His catalogues to date—from the EP “The Crow” and “Amon-Rê” (2018) to “Mesopotamia” and “Anubis” (2020)—offer you such diverse moving soundscapes in which either the euphoric or the slow-driven ones have the same slow-built hypnotic quality that will find you losing yourself, floating through your own singular journey throughout the music. Aston Alba indeed has the ear to create sounds that are precisely needed to express himself until the cadence of Aston Alba’s music effortlessly shines through in his every releases.