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Here Come the Champions

Speedy Delicious

Invade

Keep Going

Freddy Todd x Flintwick - Love Cadre

Freddy Todd x Esseks - Yang Yang pt I

Freddy Todd x Acemyth - Big Mouth

Freddy Todd x MeSo - PhaseShift OG

unclipped wings

Doechii - America Has a Problem (rendr remix)

JUST CAN'T STOP

You can purchase the album here, cheers :)!
https://spaceykoala.bandcamp.com/album/sleepy-koala-flex

FLEX

Sourone - Eleven ( Spacey Koala RMX) - Out now on FLEX - See bandcamp link in description -

Supahbadd-  Horny produced by BLAZA

A techno track i started recently, fat low basslines with squelchy sounds and melodic grooves.

Sourone - SUPERRADIANCE (Preview)

Welcome back to the summer without our meeting personally, Observations continue in the ears and Ambyss resonates through radio frequencies . This time, pease welcome Nami Sato, from the town Arahama, one of the towns that were washed away by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. She used this change to present a small album that comprises five instrumental tracks reflecting on the area’s recovery by using field recordings. The idea, she says, “was to create a map of memories around the coastline of Sendai City”.  We discovered her at Ambient Zone, UK, and this year would have been her first Ozora. She made this radio podcast for our Connecting Homes series, and its time to relisten.

Nami Sato on Facebook | Soundcloud
https://www.facebook.com/NamiSatoJP/
https://soundcloud.com/om73

NAMI SATO | Guest Mix for The Observation Radio Show #66 | 01/07/2020

Gritty, Big Beats. 

We’re Chris and Dave Kaz—siblings who caught the electronic bug in our teens, one festival ticket and a stack of scratched CDs at a time. We never quite fit in the “scene,” but the underground parties, dive bars, and late-night FM radio mixes around Detroit shaped our sound.

Our tracks weld Detroit grit, UK rave, and modern experimental bass DNA. Vocals become textures, basslines roar like thunder, and every track chases that first neck-hair-standing moment on the DEMF and Forest dance floors.

No label handlers, no scene politics—just two brothers, too much coffee, and perpetual 3 a.m. render sessions. If genre boxes keep you comfortable, move along. If you want raw pulse, reckless curiosity, and beats with dirt under the nails, hit play, live loud.

Here Come the Champions

the KAZ brothers

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