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Nick Warren - 696 Club (Zurich, Switzerland)

David Douglas - Moon Observations (Henry Saiz Remix)

We are super excited to welcome Marc Marzenit back on Natura Sonoris with his fresh advance single from his long-awaited debut album to come out in November. 
Love Until We Say Goodbye is an emotional electronic ballad with a story behind we all had at some point. Playful melodic elements, smooth male vocals, touching lyrics and that delicate mystery give the track a beautiful melancholic feel and satisfy a gentle fragility of all the romantic souls out there. 
Uner in his turn takes the tune into a whole new direction. With that dark saucy vibe he gives it late-night airs and graces. Groovy, techy and dirty -  all that you need to lose your mind and devote yourself to the dancefloor.
 This soulfull track is only the prelude of an amazing album to come, which we are extremely excited about and we hope you are too.

To Love Until We Say Goodbye (Uner Remix)



John Digweed and Nick Muir's partnership has been one of electronic music's most fruitful pairings, leaving a body of work that’s seen them become one of the world’s most highly regarded production duos. While science fiction and electronic music have intertwined at numerous points since the emergence of the genre – from Jeff Mills to Global Communication and beyond - together with bestselling author, John Twelve Hawks, Digweed & Muir have taken the relationship into new territory and the album, ‘The Traveler’, is the result of this symbiotic connection.

Hawks wrote his trilogy of ‘The Traveler’ novels while listening to Digweed’s mix albums and weekly radio show, Transitions. After contacting the UK DJ and producer and an exchange that crossed several years (for reasons John outlines below), they agreed to work together to bring Hawks works to life via a collaborative album, and with Hawks as the narrator. The end result saw Hawks travel to the UK in secret, (he lives ‘off the grid’, hiding behind a secret identity due to his beliefs regarding the intrusiveness of the modern state and digital society – themes that are central to his work) and recorded his spoken word contributions to accompany an electronic music soundtrack created by Digweed and Muir. The meeting took place in the “middle of nowhere”, Hawks then disappeared back to whence he came, and the three have had limited contact since.

‘The Traveler’ is a unique and fascinating album, providing a listening experience that exists far beyond the dancefloor – though the track ‘3B3’ will be released as a single including a picture disk format. The music draws the listener deep into the world of ‘The Traveler’, brought further to life by Hawks spoken word passages taken directly from the novel. The accompanying physical release features extensive sleevenotes and artwork, making it an extremely collectable item for fans and beyond.

JOHN DIGWEED SAID:
“It all started when a copy of the book The Traveler was sent to me from John Twelve Hawks publishers with a letter explaining that John had been listening to my Transitions Radio show while writing the book and wanted me to have a copy as a thank you. Due to my busy schedule it wasn’t until the following year when I was on holiday that I finally got a chance to read the book. From the very first page I was hooked and couldn't put it down until it was finished.”
Digweed continues:
“I left a little thank you message in Jan 2009 thanking John through his website and didn’t think any more about it. Fast forward to Oct 2010 when, in the course clearing out my junk emails, I came across a reply from John Hawks himself - which I had completely missed. You can imagine how I felt! I responded straight away and this is an extract from the reply I received:
“I just wanted to say that I've followed your career over the years and have always wondered if we could create a project together. Contacting you was not a casual action. I know what you've done. In fact, while I'm writing this, I'm listening to GU 006: Sydney. I played what I call the "dark" CD -- CD 1 -- hundreds of times while I was writing book two of the trilogy, The Dark River. I'm bringing it up because -- like any good DJ -- you were able to establish a building momentum, a mood and a climax. This is what any dramatic form does: a film, novel or play.”

“So I thought, why not mix genres? A telephone conversation was arranged with John on his satellite phone, conducted via his voice scrambler that he uses on all his telephone conversations. We agreed that Nick and myself would attempt a project consisting of music based on passages from the book and after some initial discussions, it was decided that John Twelve Hawks would be the narrator. This posed a problem however, as John maintains strict secrecy about his identity in order that he may express his ideas about modern day threats to personal liberty more freely. At first, a meeting with him seemed out of the question. So we tried recording his voice down the phone through his voice changing software, but it quickly became obvious that we would need to record him directly in order to ensure his narrated contributions were clear and fully audible.”

“We put this to John and he graciously agreed. We arranged a meeting with him, 'off the grid' as he puts it,
in the middle of nowhere. He duly arrived at the appointed time, obviously we can't say anything about this meeting, what he looked like or how he was as a person as this would betray his trust; however, all went well and we recorded his narrated passages which he delivered perfectly like the consummate professional he is. And then, after a few brief pleasantries, he was gone as quickly as he had arrived. We haven’t seen him since, nor spoken to him save for a few communications relayed on email from his protected account.

“His contributions have been treated and changed with software in a variety of different ways on the album and the original recordings of his voice have been deleted to further protect his identity. These measures may seem drastic but this is how he wishes to conduct his career as an author in relation to the subject matter he deals with and we completely respect that. He is a perfect example of how it is possible to operate within an underground culture and we are privileged and delighted to bring a musical perspective to his ideas.”

TRACKLIST:
1. First Line
2. Live Off The Grid
3. Am I Awake
4. Capoeira
5. Stay In The Present
6. The Traveler
7. The Truth
8. Battle
9. Find The Way
10. Damned By The Flesh
11. 3B3
12. We Are All Connected
13. Last Line


John Digweed & Nick Muir feat John Twelve Hawks - The Traveler Special

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Bananarama (Vocals by Ace of Base) "Cruel Summer" Henry Saiz Remix

En el capítulo de esta semana escuchamos música invernal; temas asociados a los sentimientos y estados de ánimo que desata el invierno. Indagamos en cómo se refleja en la música un clima hostil que obliga a la reclusión y el aislamiento. En la sección Rara Avis descubrimos el misterioso track de una banda desconocida de los 80. 

El Laberinto de Henry Saiz en Radio 3. Ep #13 "Se Acerca El Invierno"

The Labyrinth #22 Live @ Prince, Melbourne 13-03-15

01.Hugo Ibarra & Antu Coimbra - Natural Glow (The Element MT Remix) [Plattenbank]
02.Stas Drive & Thomas Gandey - Intergalactic Summer 
03.Roger Martinez - Trans
04.Lindstrom - I Feel Space (Guy Mantzur Bootleg)
05.Eekkoo & Flowers and sea creatures - 4th bell (Henry Saiz Remix) [Natura Sonoris]
06.Marc Antona - The Fifth Season [Dissonant]
07.Roger Martinez- Downdriver 
08.Wolfang Voigt - Empathie [Protest]

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Tronic Podcast 153 with Guy Mantzur

Here is my set from Cream's last ever night at Nation on Boxing day 2015. It's a set of edits and remixes of some of the great tracks I played at Cream back in the day.

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Nick Warren DJ set @ Cream's Closing Night

Recorded live at Pollock Club in Tucumán, Argentina on the 18th of August this year.

Eelke Kleijn - Live @ Pollock Outdoor, Tucumán, Argentina [18-08-16]

Audio de consola Moonpark 20/9/2014, gracias Hernan Cattaneo por dejarnos compartir esta joya.-
En Breve la 2da parte

Hernan Cattaneo Live @Moonpark 20-9- 2014 Parte 1 ( Download )

Recorded live at the Stella Polaris Festival in Aarhus, Denmark earlier this summer, Dave played a laid-back mid tempo house set in keeping with the festival's laid-back music philosophy. Perfect sounds for sunny afternoon picnic in the park. Enjoy! :)

Tracklist..
1. Bonobo 'Ibrik'
2. Maribou State feat. Holly Walker ‘Nervous Tics’ (DJ Tennis)
3. Of Norway ‘Messi’ (Luna City Express)
4. Hundreds ‘Un-Unify’ (Mano Le Tough)
5. Freddy Be & Savi Leon feat Datar ’Whatch Wanna Say?
6. Nandu feat. Valva ‘See You’
7. Portishead ’SOS’ (Johannes Brecht)
8. Stimming & Lazarusman ‘Your Dreams’
9. Jaydee ‘Kirko
10. Death On The Balcony ‘Constancy’
11. Emile Nana ‘I Rise’ (Francois K)
12. Florian Kruse ‘Breathe’ (Frankey)
13. Depeche Mode ‘I Feel Loved’ (Armen Miran)
14. Aaron & Deckert feat. Nessi  ‘Wide Eyes’
15. Mark Allow ‘White Tusk’ (Robbie Akbar)
16. Marcus Worgull ‘Love Song’(Dub)
17. Who Made Who & Ruede Hagelstein ‘Violently Happy’
18. M.I.G ‘Car Park In The Sky’ (Lee Burridge & Lost Desert)
19. Chris Rea ‘Josephine’

Live at Stella Polaris Festival, Denmark, 28/7/19

I’ve had more birthdays than I care to remember but I think it’s fair to say, this one may prove to be the strangest yet. So in the light of current circumstances, a virtual get-together was in order. Thanks you to everyone who joined me online and helped help me celebrate live from Chez Seaman. Here's the mix in its entirety with no Facebook police interruptions. Enjoy!
Tracklist..
1. Made By Pete ‘Rhythm Fabric’ [Selador]
2. Lee Burridge & Lost Desert ‘Forget’ [TRYBESof]
3. Rodriguez Jnr feat. Liset Alea ‘What Is Real? [Mobilee]
4. Lessovsky ‘Ghost Under Your Bed’ [Anathema]
5. DAVI ‘Home’ [TRYBESof]
6. Andhim ‘Taxi’ [Superfriends]
7. Squire ‘Path Parbat’ [Mobilee]
8. Zoo Brazil feat. Ursula Rucker’ Never Enough’ [Magic Musik]
9. Josh One ‘Contemplation’ (Dario D’Attis)
10. Scuba ‘This Is For You’ [Hotflush]
11. Sentre ‘Dubsaegood’ (Dub) [Bird Up]
12. Super Flu “Spaceship’ {Monaberry]
13. Hot Since 82 ‘Make Up’ [Knee Deep In Sound]
14. Kellerkind ‘Euphoria’ [Stil Vor Talent]
15. Thimble ’Kalinka’ (Althoff) [Plano B]
16. Rodriguez Jnr ‘Santa Cruz’ (The Islander)[Mobilee]
17. ID ‘ID’
18. Dave Seaman ‘Racket Abuse’ [Selador]
19. Magit Cacoon ’Space NL’ [Multinotes]
20. Bjork ‘Hidden Place’ (Fideles)
21. Agents Of Time ‘Interstate 10’ [Kompakt]
22. Adam Ten & Mita Gami feat. Diamond Thus ‘Face The Sky’ [Selador]
23. Zoo Brazil ‘Brighter Than The Sun’ [Magic Musik]

Lockdown Live #2 - My Birthday Livestream

John Digweed - Transitions 450 Live from Punta Del Este (Proton Radio) - 12-04-2013
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John Digweed & Nick Muir feat John Twelve Hawks - The Traveler Special

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