*need a break* *start beatboxing* *oversharing is caring*

Biscuit Break w/ @mmechanoreceptor


tututut electro boy got bassified a little - what a tasteful selection, craving for more right? It's your lucky day because he is playing this Saturday in Berlin. Where when? Well, use your stalking skills to find out it's the goddamn 21st century for fuck sake. Jk check sound source systems on ig :}

Cashmere Radio ✹ Biscuit Break w/ Mechanoreceptor ✹ 17 Oct. 2024

*need a break* *start beatboxing* 

Next Cashmere Radio Shows 
✹ Back in September!

https://cashmereradio.com/

Previous Cashmere Radio Shows 
✹ 13th May 2025 w/ @yanozoto
✹ 22nd May 2025 w/ Nipuna
✹ 24th April 2025 w/ Ann Mysochka
✹ 22nd April 2025 w/ Martinkus
✹ 27/03/25 Biscuit Bakes w/ @musicislogicisgeometry [LABEL SPECIAL]
✹ 27/02/25 Biscuit Break w/ @ibkasounda LIVE
✹ 11/02/25 Biscuit Break w/ Knee Nah
✹ 04/02/25 Biscuit Break w/ 180GSM & Etkin @ileyale & @etkincekin
✹ 23/01/25 Biscuit Break w/ Nikita T @ntrofimov
✹ 03/12/24 Biscuit Break w/ @thxlemus
✹ 28/11/24 Biscuit Break w/ Carl OG (Live) @carlog808
✹ 21/11/24 Biscuit Break w/ diva dj @diva_dj
✹ 12/11/24 Biscuit Break w/ 180gsm @ileyale
✹ 17/10/24 Biscuit Break w/ Mechanoreceptor @mmechanoreceptor

Sound waves manipulator. Based in Berlin.

Mastering engineer for: 
@tecnicakollektiv
@2001spaceodyssey
@musicislogicisgeometry
@kommandoreal 

1/2 of Rest In Noise 

linktr.ee/carl0g420

Ibka Aural. Brushuvud.

Live synthesized cross genre grooves & textures.


Born in Aotearoa (New Zealand), Wiremu Hohaia is a visual artist, producer, writer, and DJ with a background in sensory neuroscience. Wiremu is currently based in Berlin, Germany. 

“Mechanoreceptor is a project I use to explore a semi-fictional world I call the Aviary. Here, sound is offered as a direct translation of the visual features, often interpreting such phenomena and objects as ceramic dust snowfall, bronze statues, light reflectance, and crystallised wind. As an artist, I enjoy romanticising the relationship between light and the objects it meets. Imagining how this relationship exists in purely auditory space satisfies my curiosity further.”