Euthenasia Coaster

Euthanasia Coaster

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DJ これからの緊急災害 x SHYGIRL - SHLUT (WC 3D1T)

Here's the recording of my recent gig at Paloma in Berlin. I played the opening for one of my all-time favourite producers: mighty Ian Pooley. A deep-house fueled warmup set with loads of classic tunes and recent and unreleased gems. 

Hope you like it!

DJ Set - Paloma Berlin (Re-Opening w/ Ian Pooley) - 2023.09

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Toronto Traffic

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cant come down

Mix inspired by same-titled essay by Bahadirhan Koçer and a chronological survey of noisy dub techno from 1994 to 2022 featuring the likes of Suzuki Yokota, Jan Jelinek, Intrusion, Shinichi Atobe and more.

Squat 04: Noise as Spectre in Dub Techno

Pick a Piper is a Toronto-based electronica duo consisting of longtime Caribou touring drummer Brad Weber and vocalist/songwriter Sophia Alexandra. Their music pairs catchy, ethereal vocals with warm synths, upbeat percussion, and a distinctive sense of sound design that feels both grounded and vulnerable.

'Dissonant Hearts' speaks to the heartache of simultaneously wanting to erase someone from your heart because of the pain, while all the while needing their love to continue.

Written by Brad Weber & Sophia Alexandra
Recorded and mixed by Brad Weber
Lyrics by Sophia Alexandra
Mastered by Chad Skinner at Half Moon Audio
Artwork by Dee Etzwiler
Label: Halocline Trance 

Dissonant Hearts [Halocline Trance]

Blockletter is a Hamilton-based producer, DJ, and live PA artist who explores the outer edges of sonic patterns. Unbound by genre, his sounds reach far and wide, from electro and breakbeats, to ambient and minimal.

"When Brad from Pick a Piper reached out to have me remix a song from their forthcoming album, I was immediately drawn to Dissonant Hearts. The drums blew me away, and Sophia’s vocals were captivating. The theme of the cognitive dissonance surrounding grief and heartbreak hit close to home too.

To put my own spin on it, I stripped things back a bit, leaving some of the brighter melodies behind in favour of darker textures. I added some weight with an aggressive kick/bass groove and fractured breakbeats, then finished it off by warping the vocals to give them a touch of otherworldly character."

Euthanasia Coaster

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