Sets: chill&breezy

Chay - 2022

August_2022_Mixes_to_Listen

The Upload 190

Mixes

I Must Not Fear feat. C.A.R. and Lord Fascinator

Out Of Body Experience

"Here’s a mix I've been wanting to make for a while and was reminded of by my new roommate's love of reggae. It's starting to warm up down here, and I really miss sunny daytime parties. This mix is for those last moments of daylight during golden hour... Best enjoyed while slightly tipsy or stoned :)" - @biancalexis

B.P.T. Radio 022: Bianca Lexis

"A mix with a lil something for everyone - mainly classics from the UK and Detroit save for a few. Some old, some new. Starts off chill, ends high key, kinda like a BPT Happy Hour! Pinkies up, stay flirty ;)" - Flip Liquid

bar part time

B.P.T. Radio 034: Flip Liquid

“The result of an afternoon spent selecting music and sipping natural wine, pretending to understand something of both. An hour + of beautiful and rambling music to enjoy while waiting for the sun :)” - @eternalloveyt

B.P.T. Radio 046: Eternal Love

https://www.nts.live/shows/dj-nobu/episodes/dj-nobu-22nd-april-2022

DJ Nobu 220422

https://soundcloud.com/lowtec
https://soundcloud.com/moirelines

Artwork by Alex Solman

TASCAM DR-22WL

2022-04-16 Live At Paloma Invites (Lowtec & Moiré)

"Summer is just hitting here in London, and this is a perfect bag of early night chillers for a warm evening. Pop that pet nat, tip the glass, and this will get you from zero to ninety within the hour" - @donegalsocialclub

B.P.T. Radio 049: Donegal Social Club

026 - @danza

Taking the reign this time around is Stockholms very own Danza, revered collector in his own right and label boss of Dubbla Budskap and previously Fri Form. 

For the series, Danza took us a carefully crafted journey through anything and everything touching on German Film Soundtracks, lofi Synth Pop and off kilter House jams.

Continuous Movement 026 - Danza

Up next in our mix series is Berlin based Dutch-Italian recording and performing artist Grand River (@grandriver). Interview (excerpt) down below.

www.musicfrommemory.com
 
MFM: Hi Aimée. In the musical landscape nowadays it often seems to be all about the final result (or product even) rather than the process and path before it. With your music it feels that it's more about the process of making rather than the final outcome. Where does your profound interest for experimenting with audio and composing come from?
 
GR: Nice to hear that you see it that way and to know that it may be perceived like this from the outside as well. The work itself and how we experience the process is what matters most. It’s not always easy to be mindful about how everything is created along the way. The end result or end product is important, but if you don’t enjoy the process of how you get there, I don’t think it makes much sense to even undertake the journey. And of course this applies to many aspects of life.
 
MFM: You've got a rich experience in doing technical work for and at radio stations and with other kinds of media. Did you have someone to teach you all the ins & outs of audio and technical production?
 
GR: Most of the technical work I learned directly through working as I did not go to any audio school to study sound design or audio engineering. When I started to work as an audio engineer for radio stations and other media outlets 13-14 years ago, there were not many audio schools like there are now. Back then, the people I worked with were mainly composers that had learned audio engineering on their own, just as I had. However, as a child, I was formally taught music theory and musical instruments. That, of course, came long before the technical work.
 
MFM: Your first official release dates are from 2017 but you had been active with experimenting, composing, and recording for a much longer time already. At what point did you find yourself confident and pleased enough to share your productions with the outside world?
 
GR: When I moved to Berlin in 2015 I took the first few years to research and study the sound I wanted to express and felt a connection to. Long before that, I was building and playing other genres. It takes time to find your sound and style, and the interesting part is that it continues to evolve over time. Even when you think you’ve found it, it still changes slightly.
 
MFM: Do you go to the studio religiously, regardless of whether you feel inspired or motivated? Do you have a certain routine when working in the studio?  
 
GR: I don’t go to the studio religiously, at least not to make music. 
I do work every day, but often I am just sitting in my studio listening to music, writing emails, or having meetings. Many people don’t know how much work is behind a project. From the outside, what you see is just the tip of the iceberg. I mostly compose in phases; I might compose a lot for two months and then the next month I will be focused on researching, or preparing a live show, recording a mix like I did for you, or creating a sound installation. I need time to absorb what I compose and let it rest, and then get back to it.
 
MFM: Are there any new projects that you're working on and can share with us? 
 
GR: I am working on several beautiful projects at the moment. This year I am working on different collaborations of which the releases will follow in the near future. I have a new album coming out either at the end of the year or beginning of 2023. I am currently working on an immersive installation and I will also be premiering a new AV show with the visual artist Marco Ciceri this summer.

MFM Mix 041: Grand River

B.P.T. Radio 050: Trujillo

For his long-overdue Fact mix Pariah chases a jaw-swinging, grin-inducing, eyelid-fluttering vibe that fluctuates between sparseness and intensity, depth and release.

https://www.factmag.com/2022/07/04/fact-mix-866-pariah/

Fact Mixes

Fact Mix 866: Pariah (Jul '22)

As a region, Southeast Asia plays host to a colourful electronic music scene, rich with diverse sounds, landscapes and audiences. In recent years, cross-pollination and collaboration have become important facets of this scene, with inspiration and energy transmitting regularly between cities and crews. Central to many of these exchanges has been Bangkok-based DJ, producer and label-head @sunjuhargun, whose distinctive blend of vibrant, sophisticated psychedelia and the natural sounds of his surroundings have seen him grace stages in clubs, caves, forests, warehouses and castles across Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and onwards into Europe. 

His current project, @siamesetwinsrecords, also finds a solid foundation in pan-Asian connections. A platform to explore old-world chants and ceremonial percussion, the label hosts many of Sunju's own works, including Bollywood-inspired acid made as Mogambo and wildly meditative Thai temple drone music as Khun Fluff. 

Sunju’s Patterns of Perception 99 is a recording from a recent visit to Japan - more specifically from his appearance at a Transcendence party at Circus in Tokyo. 
Humming with psychedelic movement, this set finds Sunju channelling the intimacy of the venue to great effect, intuitively balancing nostalgic groove, sweaty exotica and cutting-edge trippiness. As we descend further into the mix, it's impossible to not feel a tightening of focus as spiralling energies shimmer and release. 

"Anything could happen, everything was possible, all is connected" 
- Sunju's perfectly apt before/during/after summation. 


Links:
https://soundcloud.com/sunjuhargun
https://sunjuhargunmusic.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/sunjuhargun/
https://www.facebook.com/sunju.aiff
https://ra.co/dj/sunjuhargun

@siamesetwinsrecords

Patterns of Perception 99 - Sunju Hargun

12ème invité de notre série et pas des moindres en compagnie du Nantais Romain FX !! On vous laisse découvrir ce mix entre ambient/balearic, chill groove and NYC vibes. Nous sommes très contents d'accueillir Romain, dont nous suivons le label, Fauve Records, ainsi que ses releases (edits/prods) depuis quelques années!! It makes sense for us to have him ;)

>> For me “Les Vinyles Du Dimanche” inspires a mix series of records that you listen at home. This whole mix was conceived in a way of how an ideal Sunday session would go for me.

Starts off with a lush vocals telling you to relax and exhales slowly by Telephones, then moves to a happy ambient gem by Alex Kassian to start drinking your OJ and making your brunch, then moves to balearic goodness for you to water your plants and clean the house, then to salsa beats to cook all day for your dinner, then smoother beats for your afternoon nap, in finally through NYC vibes to have your dinner with you loved ones."

Illustration : Anaïs Rallo

Les Vinyles du Dimanche #12 - Romain FX : Chill Pill

Mums, jie labai geri draugai. Jums, geriau žinomi kaip dvynukų duetas Spectrum Gemini. Lygiai prieš metus vykusiame Draugai Draugams renginyje paryčiais netikėtai susitikę Simas ir Matas, patys dar to nežinodami, pradėjo savo neatskiriamą kelionę, kurią jau išgirdo visas Lietuvos šokių pasaulis. Kaip patys atlikėjai pabrėžia - grodami kartu vienas kitą papildo, ir nestato savo spalvingo muzikinio spektro į suvaržančius rėmus, leisdami fantazijai imti viršų. Transo, house’o elementai kupini progresyvinių bangų yra dueto variklis. Dueto, kurio pristatinėti jau nebereikia - vos išgirdus pirmuosius akordus galima tikėtis šių dviejų vyrukų už pulto. Pasitinkame naują Museum Mix seriją, kurią šie du veikėjai ir pradeda.

#draugaidraugams

Museum mix: Spectrum Gemini

"Late summer mix of my favorite thing in the world, music! Lots of songs with guitars and singing in a couple different languages. Synthy stuff, downtempo, congas, music for romance or when the sun starts to go down and you’re driving across the border to Mexico. Pairs well with clear wine (mezcal)!!!" - @jeremy_castillo

B.P.T. Radio 053: Jeremy Castillo

Tracklist & full article: http://www.factmag.com/2014/10/27/fact-mix-467-jacques-greene/

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Since debuting in 2010, Jacques Greene has become one of house music's foremost romantics.

Well, we say debuted: it's no big secret that Greene produced as Hovatron in his early days, releasing a small handful of singles and building a reputation in Montreal's party scene, DJing at local raves like Turbo Crunk (we'll also forever ride for his remix of Janet Jackson's 'Discipline').

In 2010, he reinvented himself as Jacques Greene, taking the hip-hop and r'n'b influences at the heart of Hovatron and applying them to more straight-forward house structures. The formula worked like a charm, with a first single for Night Slugs followed by a brace of 12"s for long-term friends LuckyMe, including the brilliant 'Another Girl'. Co-signs swiftly came from Radiohead, who asked Greene to contribute to their King of Limbs remix album, and the xx, who took the Canadian on tour.

The years since have seen Greene both hone his sound and his hardware-heavy live show, while also collaborating with vocalists like Tinashe and co-founding the Vase label with manager and Baller's Social founder Joe Coghill (releases have so far come from Koreless, Weeknd producer Zodiac, Gorgeous Children and more). Ahead of a live show at London's Roundhouse this Friday October 31 with support from Koreless and Evian Christ, Greene delivers a long-awaited FACT mix, featuring several of his own unreleased tracks, a speech by Sean 'Diddy' Combs' at Howard University and a visitation from the Trance Lord himself.


FACT Mix 467 - Jacques Greene (Oct '14)

Giegling Mix 02 - Prince of Denmark - this is not...

Download available here: http://blrrm.tv/HarveySutherland

TRACKLIST: 
Clarity - Harvey Sutherland
New Paradise - Harvey Sutherland
Seventeens (improv)- Harvey Sutherland
Q3 - Harvey Sutherland
Australian Boy (Harvey Sutherland Remix) - Speed Painters
Bamboo - Harvey Sutherland
Bermuda - Harvey Sutherland

Harvey Sutherland  Ray-Ban X Boiler Room 011 Live Set

The LEGEND Soichi Terada had been reevaluated by Rush Hour Recordings in 2015. “Sounds From The Far East” won the compilation album of the year on Resident Advisor. And this year, he is bringing his live show to North America, and RDC 2016. This mix is a part of his live set.

RDC 014 - SOICHI TERADA

Tracklist + download: boilerroom.tv/upfront/056-lobster-theremin

"For this mix, I was keen to pull out the more euphoric aspects of what we'll be releasing, as it seems to have become a bit of a theme for the next 12 months."

– Jimmy Asquith, @lobster-theremin

Tracklist + Download

Upfront 056: Lobster Theremin

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Chromosome 4 has one of the largest "gene deserts” yet discovered in the human genome sequence. These regions of the genome are called gene deserts because they are devoid of any protein-coding genes. However, researchers suspect such regions are important to human biology because they have been conserved throughout the evolution of mammals and birds, and work is now underway to figure out their exact functions.

Roller Coaster

#4 - "ROLLER COASTER"

from the youtube vid  "Sinead Harnett & Col3trane 'Be The One' live in quarantine"

get all my edits from 2020: https://austinmarc.bandcamp.com/album/2020-edits

bethe1 flip

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Brent Faiyaz - Circles (Mike Nasty Remix)

"Probably The Best Wine Bar In The World"

B.P.T. Radio 053: Jeremy Castillo

Bar Part Time