techno sets

All things in our universe are constantly in motion, vibrating. OM is more than a sound, but the vibration of the universe.

This is the fifth episode of my new music series created and designed deliberately with the intention of sharing selected cosmic sounds, as the ocean of energetic vibration and to have a shared experience that strengthens our human interconnectedness through music oscillations.

Vibrating Universe Episode // 05

Borned and rised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, David Aquino AKA DAVCH, considers himself as a big dreamer of life and music too. 

He started at typical friends bands like rock , reggae and latin, by time, by years he decided to make his own music, electronic music, making from the very soft house music or deep, to the hardest TECHNO tunes with dark coloured and higths bpms as well.

But he has no borders, no limits at the time to defines the style , its depends on the day, the DAY and MOMENT take the decition , not him!. It could be MINIMAL TECHNO, INDUSTRIAL , 90S TECHNO STYLE OR THE FINNEST TECH HOUSE, dynamic and very opened to genres and new ideas, he loves just designing sounds and put them all together in a SPACE and TIME, to make your body moves or just to feel something special that touch your heart while your having your tea.

THIS IS DAVCH. no referent and favs producer, he just is in love with sounds and noise.

Support the Artist :

https://soundcloud.com/user-207029163

https://www.instagram.com/david_beache/

[PREMIERE] DAVCH - Polyrritmia I UVA001 I

Primer lanzamiento de "GIBS", un proyecto del productor Argentino, produciendo desde Bs. Como. para los registros de Label FCZ - 2021.

GIBS - In The Edge Of Age (Original Mix)

Frequency 7 (AKA Ben Sims + Surgeon) Live At Split, London. 2008

A collection of roots gems, some rare and unknown artists that I've been rinsing out on my radio shows for the last few months. 
www.bassmentsessions.com

PLAYLIST
1. Stop them by Billy Joe Morgan
2.Slavery Train by Jewels
3.Slave Driver by Dennis Brown + Ranking Joe
4.Babylon by Johnny Clarke
5.Why Can't You Leave The Dreadlocks Alone by Ranking Tiger
6.Jah No Partial by Cultural Roots
7.Top Ranking Jah by Grubrick
8.Brand new day by Jacko
9.Pitch & Toss by PSALMS
10.Penetrate by Almighty Stones
11.Evil that you do by Roots
12.Give me by Earth & Stone
13.False Rumour by Two Rasta Man
14.Daughter Of Zion by Bagga
15.Distruction by Dennis Hamilton

Dubmatix Mix #2 - Roots Reggae Gems

DJ Toky vs. DJ Boss @Technasia (15.3.2008)

The Martinez Brothers on the Underground Stage, recorded live from Sunday of Ultra 2014 Miami. 

THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS - Live At Ultra 2014 - Sunday Underground Stage

www.REGGAEVILLE.com

BUY @ itunes.apple.com/album/run-come/id1114783308

Prince Alla - Run Come [Run Come | Eleven Seven Records 2016]

This is the 1st teaser track from my upcoming full-length mixtape, '90's Reggae-Hip Hop Vol. 2'

Vol. 2 can be found here:
https://soundcloud.com/user-133147562/90s-reggae-hip-hop-vol-2

Vol.1 can be found here:
https://soundcloud.com/djfilthyrich/90s-reggae-hip-hop-vol1

General Levy X Positive K - Champagne Body (Filthy Rich Blend)

Jah Mender - Herbplate (Good Stuff Riddim)

Good Stuff Riddim

Jah Mender - Herb Plate (Good Stuff Riddim)

Time sure does fly when you’re having fun, and so it is that we’ve already raced up to podcast number 200. We’ve managed to call upon a suitably large name for the honour; someone who has very much shaped the techno scene over the course of the last 20 years and continues to excite people every time he plays. That man is Surgeon. As a performer, Birmingham’s Anthony Childs was one of the first men to embrace and exploit the possibilities of Ableton Live and Final Scratch. His mastery of that technology made his sets even more improvised and innovative, and over the years he has never compromised his vision. He plays with a sense of devastation and destruction that explores the very outer edges of what is possible, while always keeping the dance floor absolutely locked in. It’s been the same since he founded his hometown’s first techno club, House of God, at the start of the 90s. 

As a producer—whether solo or in celebrated collaborations with Regis as British Murder Boys or Ben Sims as Frequency 7—he seems to be getting better with age. Right from his first EP on Karl O’Connor’s Downwards in 1994, surgeon has had a hard hitting, linear style that remains to this day. Recent years saw him return to a primitive rave style and incorporate the gritty industrial influences of his youth. But in 2018 he evolved again and served up what many consider to be his best album in years. Luminosity Device features a more rhythmic, playful sense of drum programming next to his meticulously crafted synths and enthralling sense of urgency and future paranoia. The nuance in his tracks is now as intriguing as the visceral power of the kicks, and it all adds up to an album that works as well on headphones, at home, as it does on the dance floor. It’s proper techno by a proper techno head. 

And so is the mix he has put together for us. Over 1 hour 45 minutes, the man calls upon plenty of pivotal names from Juan Atkins and Oscar Mulero to Donato Dozzy and James Ruskin. There are plenty of twists and turns along the way, so that zoned out passages of dubbed out drums are followed by intergalactic space battles and moments of synth laden intensity. It’s a testament to Surgeon’s skills that he can take you to such far ranging corners of the techno world without ever getting lost.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 200 - Surgeon

A live Dub for John Peel by Featured M artist Mad Professor

Mad Professor - John Peel Dub (Peel Session)

David Beach techno mix

FUSE02

For the 2nd edition of our FUSE series we bring you a true Detroit veteran, none other than DJ T-1000 aka Alan Oldham. Detroit-born, Berlin-based, Alan has been called "Detroit Techno's Renaissance Man" by many. Electronic musician, label owner, remixer, graphic illustrator, and international DJ, Oldham-under his stage name DJ T-1000-does it all. Heavily involved with the reputable Djax-Up-Beats label, where his music took center stage for many years, Oldham found himself under the tutelage of UR's Mad Mike Banks. Initially hired as UR's "Minister of Information", working side-by-side with Robert Hood and others in the office, Oldham was eventually tapped to replace his departing friend Jeff Mills as DJ on UR's World tour (quitting WDET in the process), and DJ T-1000 (and his label Generator, distributed by Submerge) was born. Big shoes to fill, but he was up to the task. For a year afterwards, Oldham toured with Banks in the UR Techno boot camp. Since those long-ago days, a solo Oldham continues to smash crowds in Berlin (with a residency at Tresor), Milan, Barcelona (residency at Moog), Madrid, London, Tel Aviv, Tokyo and all points in between with his own no-nonsense brand of bangin', "funky-ass" Techno. When DJ T-1000 is on the lineup, everyone knows he's bringing the ruckus.

In 2019 we were honoured to bring Alan to our 16 hour bezerkathon at FOLD where we witnessed one of the truly special moments of the history of Natural Selection. We are so grateful to Alan for blessing us with this high-energy DJ set, recorded exclusively for Natural Selection.

Mag Tech house Dj Set / DVDCH

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