Ocean shore sounds are to prevent people from audio grabbing and not part of the record

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SWAYMIX 013 - Sara Mautone

Collector John Gómez brightens up Mondays with some music from different times and different places.  
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Soup To Nuts w/ John Gómez 090226

Customs return for their first Outsiders show of 2026. Everything’s changing. Or maybe nothing’s changing at all? Finding some stillness and calm, and a sprinkling of hope, as the days get longer and shadows a little smaller.

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This month we have a true friend of Archivio: @marini_records
Based in Nijmegen, Mario is a record dealer and DJ, founder of Marini Records and programmer at PAAK Vinyl Bar, right at the heart of the local scene. Known for his eclectic and soulful selections — from Balearic Boogie and Cosmic Disco to Fusion and smooth AOR — always guided by delicacy, groove and character.

We’re happy to host him with one hour of pure, carefully selected music!

Archivio #3 – Mario Marini

Good news! Our boy from Brampton, Cal-C has graciously contributed our longest mix to date as the 99th installment of Pacific Spirit. 

It’s a dusty trip through Cal’s lifetime spent digging in Ontario, Canada and a credit to his impeccable taste and impressively open minded approach to music discovery. The music featured in this mix is incredibly earnest and honest, brimming with regional references and bedroom production. A truly refreshing experience in an era bogged down with AI slop and overly polished music.

Sink into this session with an open mind and take yourself for a cruise through the eclectic sounds of one of the most multicultural zones in North America.

Here are a few words from Cal-C himself talking about the mix: Im from Brampton. a place you will have no fun in without a car (sort of like LA without the palm trees) for this edition of pacific spirit i bring the spirit of 🌎 PLANET ONTARIO 🌎 to the pacific. Servin up all my digs from local basements where i had to fight multiple cockroaches to the death 🪳 ☠️ & expose my lungs to black mold that will probably result in serious respiratory issues late in life 😷 All this for the raer recor & CD only curiosityz..Concious GO transit Dub from Guelph, Brazilian capoeira funk from Burlington, Trini downtempo from MTL, Steel Pan raps from a Toronto Board Of Education Professor, house from Pickering, loads of local real ppl Toronto reggae, future classic jambient that sounds like deep forest, that OTHER Nusrat Fateli Khan “Magic Touch”release that has hidden “bonus tracks” that were definitely NOT produced by Bally Sagoo..& some things that can’t & won’t be mixed becuase it would sound bad, and also whatever the fuck else i feel like putting in a SIQ MIX ™️ . Because who cares. fuck it, i suck, i like stuff that sounds like a dollar or free. hope you like it, i hope you think its UNBELIEVABLE BABY🤘🏻 ☮️

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Pacific Spirit No. 99 Cal-C

Fresh from the city of Milan here's Eternal Love (@eternalloveyt) kicking off the week with a fine mix in the slipstream of their 'Ritmomento EP' on Second Circle. Interview (excerpt) below.

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MFM: Ciao fratelli! So, can you tell us the story of how Eternal Love came together?

EL: We’re both from Milan but we actually met when Edo was studying in the Netherlands, in Maastricht. At the time, we each had our own nerdy radio shows on different online stations back in Milan. We started sharing music with each other online, and eventually decided to open a YouTube channel called Eternal Love. And for a while, it really worked. It was also the magic era of Red Light Radio, which we were lucky enough to experience twice before it died. Truly magic times for nerdy records lovers.

MFM: As a DJ duo you seem to both play a rather equal role behind the CDJ's. How's that in the studio, is all balanced out there too? Please tell us a bit about your synergy in the lab.

EL: I’d say we’re completely opposite in pretty much everything, hahaha. The way we think, the way we act and of course it shows in how we DJ and produce music too. Fede is way more instinctive… he gets these sudden flash ideas that can totally change the direction of a project. Edo is more reflective: he looks for references, likes to plan ahead, and schedule things a bit more. It’s two very different approaches to music and to life in general but somehow it always works. What we definitely have in common is that we’re not great musicians hahaha… but we’re lucky enough to have amazing friends around us who help put down proper notes and shape our ideas into something real.

MFM: For the 'Ritmomento EP' you've collaborated with Italian-Congolese singer songwriter Leslie Felma. How did your paths meet, and what are the lyrics on the EP about?

EL: This is actually a pretty nice story. At the beginning, we had put in some bad sample vocals, just rough guide ideas, but at some point we knew we wanted to work with a real singer. The problem was that we were really running out of time. So Edo started calling African dance schools around Milan, even African hair salons, trying to find a singer who could come to the studio. And that’s how we met Leslie… the TIGER. She came to Jolly Mare’s studio and told us she wasn’t living her best period health-wise. She said that working together on this project would give her hope and strength to keep fighting. At that point, I guess we had no choice, hahaha but it turned out to be the best possible choice. She’s an amazing singer and we love her.

MFM: Are there any other studio dreams and plans you'd like to talk about?

EL: At the moment we’re working with one of our best friends and long-time collaborator FTC, putting together some proper demos for a project with our Australian brother Caravan. It’s sounding really good - very clubby- and you’ll probably hear it this summer. In the meantime, we’re launching the first original release on our label, Channels Of Love, from our boys Dirty Channels. The single is called Harmony and it’s a banger.

MFM: What can you say about the mix that you've recorded?

EL: To be very honest and at the risk of sounding a bit cheesy or dramatic…this mix means a lot to us. We’ve always been big fans of the label and of all the mixes on this platform. They’ve been the soundtrack to so many moments in our lives: long travels, quiet afternoons at home, nights in love and times shared with so many friends and artists we deeply respect. Our biggest thought goes to Jamie, who I’m sure would have enjoyed the cheesy guitar solos in the mix and who we always think about whenever we proudly look at the record we just released and now also when we listen back to this mix. We miss you.

MFM Mix 058: Eternal Love

Live from Neukölln: weather is finally nice and first up we have Frinda Di Lanco today!

Frinda Di Lanco [03.03.26]

hold on a bit longer

Recording from the 12th of March 2026 at Studio Zurich.

Played some records @studiozuerich 12/3/26

"Banks Of The River" By Metal Voices - Coked Up AOR Soul loner! On Philips Netherlands, 1979 - 145€

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"Banks Of The River" By Metal Voices - Coked Up AOR Soul loner! On Philips Netherlands, 1979 - 145€

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