This time on Air: DJ Vau (Inteam Fam.), Simonn (Inteam Fam.), Atree (Inteam Fam.)

OSTX FM Livestream #018 w/ Atree (Inteam Fam.)

Trippy, subtle sounds from an underground favourite.

Nicolas Lutz is a Berlin-based DJ with ties to Club der Visionaere and London's Toi Toi Musik. He's revered for his record digging, and is part of an inter-connected group of European DJs who boast exceptional, varied collections that encompass mostly-forgotten house, techno and electro. Together with fellow Club der Visionaere regular Binh (who we profiled last week), Lutz is a leader among this crew, many of whom first emerged during the golden years of minimal house. Most of them have since moved on to more classic club sounds, though the emphasis on trippy, stripped-back and subtle productions remains. These artists, including Francesco Del Garda, Andrew James Gustav, Etienne and DJs connected to Berlin's rising Slow Life label, keep a low profile, without much recognition from outside their inner circle. They choose a style of DJing, which was mastered long ago by Perlon head Zip, where deep digging, long sets and playing vinyl are all key. 

The records on this week's RA podcast are far from new, but their textures are intricate, intelligent and often beautiful, plucked from the depths of '90s tech house, electro and techno. 


What have you been up to recently? 

I've been DJing, enjoying time with my family and searching for nice music. It's basically what I do the most. 

How and where was the mix recorded? 

It was recorded with two turntables and a mixer on a random afternoon with few friends at home. 

Can you tell us about the idea behind the mix? 

The idea was to create a nice trip for the listeners. 

Where do you find most of the records you buy—online or in stores? 

I buy records everywhere. Any shop in the city where I live, or when I travel. I always try to visit the record shops of the cities I'm going to. And, of course, I also buy stuff on the internet. 

Any tips you can share on Discogs digging? 

Yes, of course. I can say that it is also very good to visit the shops and not only focus on Discogs—it's way more inspiring, at least for me. I find it so boring when people only talk about Discogs. 

What are you up to next? 

Just going on doing what I like: playing records, putting out some more releases on my label, enjoying the nice parties, enjoying the time with family and friends. This is what makes me happy.

Source: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=473

RA.473 - Nicolas Lutz - 22 June 2015

item.cast 016: Fym

Next in our podcast series are DJs from German crew Sphere, which is based in Frankfurt and Offenbach. Max Eichenlaub, Amadeus and Andreas Krisam (who is not a part of the crew anymore, but was still involved in this podcast) are dedicated diggers (which you can obviously hear in this podcast) and committed to only playing vinyl.

You can check their Soundcloud page on the link bellow:
https://soundcloud.com/spherefrankfurtoffenbach

SW:IDR Podcast #4 Sphere

Ya Dig Series 10 - Lapucci

@scuuuuuud @le-beat-qui-nique

www.olaradio.fr

Scudimanche invite Beat Qui Nique(Azi Chuicho)(20.09.20)

FOCUS ARTISTE #4 : Dso (Latence Soundsystem).
DJ et activiste de la culture teuf, il est à l’origine du collectif Latence Soundsystem et vient de créer un nouveau label en compagnie de LEMOAN « Comics Trip Records ». Un caméléon musical capable d’explorer tous les genres avec brio.

https://soundcloud.com/thomas-dso

FEAT. DSO (Comics Trip / Latence Soundsystem)

With her DJing and creative project Automagicalley on hiatus, Adi’s 2020 has been home to a slower kind of alchemy - the creative processing of two years’ worth of musical sense impressions into the basic fact of a needle on a record.

Our dear Walrus tells the story best:

“Adi picked me up from El Dorado airport around Christmas 2018. I remember that moment stuck in a hot summer traffic jam, both of us laughing at the rattling from the trunk of her dad’s car - good ears! That evening we played outside under a lemon tree at one of the first Automagicalley events, a wonderful b2b full of curiosity and honesty about art, spirituality and life. Fast forward through some Europe trips - of course including a Basic Moves party - and we arrive at this mini album. The fruit of half a year of friendly exchange between Adi, me and our magical mix engineer Chris ‘Funk’ Ferreira, it reveals Adi’s authentic spirit - always moving, forever creating and endlessly believing.”

Adi herself explains the many emotions and headspaces influencing her process: the self-reflective loop of lockdown, the ebb and flow of working alone and with others, the despair of conflict and endings, the dizzy optimism of a Don Cherry album. Now these feeling-frequencies can be heard even louder around the globe.

All music written and produced by ADI in Bogota/Colombia and Lima/Peru from 2018 and finished during winter, spring and summer of 2020. Mixed and post-produced by Chris “funk” Ferreira in Brussels/Belgium. Mastered by Stefan Betke at Scape Berlin. Brought to you by Crevette Distribution Brussels/Belgium. Scratches on “Over” by ECKS MDC. Artwork by Atelier Brenda. Shout out to Laury and Mad for your amazing voices :-) <3 ‘’ and to Justin, Kim, Jakob, Pim, Boudewijn, Mike, Joe, Jordan, Sam, Ellen, Rodri , Naty, Diego, Purpura and all the other like minded souls supporting this culture. One circle.

B1 May 1 Loop 111 (snippet)

C1 Indefinite Recession (snippet)

C2 Mad Love (snippet)

Experiment Under Influence with Kamyar - Episode 7 (Otis Live Set)

a place for outsider club music based in Brussels/Belgium

walrus dj bookings : 
stijn@headsup.brussels

Basic Moves distribution : 
distribution@clone.nl
For Playful Manners distribution : 
nick@smallblackdots.net 
Gems Under The Horizon distribution: 
markus@wordandsound.net
Back catalog : 
https://basicmovesbrussels.bandcamp.com/

B1 May 1 Loop 111 (snippet)

Walrus (and his) Basic Moves