set'list

Marla Singer - Lost In The Jungle
Saliva (Keepsakes Remix)
Silent Servant - Demonstration (Original Mix)
Temudo - Cava filho Cava 
Ken Ishii - Diode 
Massa - OdM
Orphx - Devourer
Abdulla Rashim - Red Pool
Adam X - Bimini Wall
AX&P (Adam X & Perc) _ Dynes
Echoplex - We Have Arrived 
Exium - Massless Particle (Oscar Mulero Remix)
Jose Pouj - Sris (Christian Wünsch Remix)
Perc - Tension 
Rebekah - Self Destruct
Slam - Like This
SNTS - Oblivion (Polar Inertia Remix)
Traversing The Asteroid Belt (Original)
Adam X - The Dead Of Dawn
Hiroaki Iizuka - Field Effect
In Space (Original Mix)
Mike Parker & Donato Dozzy - Opalesce
Reeko - Empty Streets (Original Mix)
Richard Bartz - Subway Pt. 1 (Mark Broom Remix)
Sandwell District - Immolare (Main)
dleep

Current Session

Born and raised in Rome, Luigi Tozzi is undoubtedly one of the most prolific and outstanding talents of his generation to come out of Italy. Slip into any record store worth its salt, or clubs from Tbilisi to Lisbon and you’ll find traces of his work there; his signature sound has sold its share of records true, but also deeply influenced the work of many of his contemporaries. His expansive compositions intimately tied to the space they’re heard in, circling in perfect arcs below the water’s surface, where sunlight becomes scarce and a connection with sound paramount. Reformulating not only dub. techno and ambient, but a trove of memories diving off the coast of Sicily’s neighbour Salina (and with the help of analog digital tools, VSTs and controllers during live performances), Tozzi has developed a mastery for hypnotic rhythms like nothing you’ve heard before. His close working relationship with Swedish output Hypnus, as well as Outis and Non-Series have pushed his aquatic sound to it’s absolute limit, creating a world of poignant textures that have given his genre the gift of new horizons. Here he visits the Podcast for an epic 128 minutes that delve into his abyssal world, haunting rumbles and immersive techno, a ghostly, shimmering live-set recorded at Bassiani.

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Bassiani invites Luigi Tozzi [live] / Podcast #280

Ektoplast presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 309

The extremely talented French downbeat producer Ektoplast has been with us since his beginnings, or rather since his first releases saw the light of day. Back then at Talpa Rec., he immediately captivated listeners with his deep, room-filling sound. Add to that the velvety soft but emphatic beat. We could therefore easily imagine a special Afterhour Sounds mixtape. It was really easy to get Clément excited about the idea. But contrary to our expectations, he was determined to record a special micro house-style mixtape for us. Reduced to the essentials, but rich in detail and full of hypnotic moments. Hmm, that sounds good, we thought as a team. And now it's seeing the light of day. Thank you, Clément, for daring to try something new. If it's after-hours, then this is definitely the place to be.
Attached, of course, is our short but sweet interview.

<<<<INTERVIEW>>>>

✔️ What are your musical influences? What is your musical background?
Growing up with music-loving parents and four older brothers who are musicians, I was exposed to a wide variety of musical styles from an early age. I dreamed of becoming a professional drummer, and I even imagined starting a stoner/jazz band with two drummers, so I spent my entire childhood studying the instrument, along with music theory, analysis, and other musical subjects.
Later, I discovered electronic music on my own, outside of this family environment, and immediately immersed myself in it, captivated by the infinite possibilities of timbres and textures. This passion eventually led me to dedicate myself to it and to study composition at the conservatory for many years, which profoundly shaped my ear.
Now, when it comes to my daily listening, and if I had to choose just two genres, they would be folk and ambient — two very different worlds that both touch me on a deep level.

✔️ What makes a good “afterhour”?

A moment suspended in time, wrapped in a serene atmosphere, also well surrounded, and, of course, carried by music that keeps everything euphoric : a smooth & gentle in-between. Oh, and if possible, a nice sunrise


✔️ Do you have any thoughts you would like to share about your set?

First podcast above 120 bpm I’ve done in years — and I had so many tracks I wanted to play! I would’ve needed at least 3 or 4 hours, maybe soon… but here it is: 60 minutes of deep, dubby, micro-groovy house, or call it whatever you want. Hope you’ll enjoy it! And many thanks Afterhour for the invitation :)

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Respect-ID-List. available on Spotify


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CREDITS:
photo by Pauline Hervault - @paulinlapin_pauline
🖼 by Jim aka J.WOCKENFUSS (@jwockenfuss)
✍️ by arkadiusz. aka arkadiusz.the.dariusz (@arkadiusz-dmytrow)
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____LINKS_______
✘ Ektoplast (Crépite x Talpa // Berlin, Germany)
https://soundcloud.com/ektoplast
https://www.instagram.com/clement.demonsant/



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Ektoplast presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 309

Enfant Terrible

recorded live at IbizaUnderground 28.09.2016

the Volks Podcast 010 : Praslea

Speedy J @ Berghain nov 2012

https://www.mixcloud.com/assa-wu/
https://www.last.fm/user/Cycle25
https://littletropicalthunder.bandcamp.com

Current Session

Skull Kid