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Podcast 17   First Half

Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Journey Series!

On this edition we welcome @friendsofhannes

A young DJ and producer duo based in Munich and Berlin. Their impulsive psychedelic downtempo sound is mainly inspired by different elements of techno, house and psytrance. The characteristic rolling baselines, lush arps and organic percussive elements complement each other, creating a technoid flow with unique soundscapes. 

They met during studies and initially shared the same passion for different kind of music ranging from electronica to reggae. With Friends of Hannes, they started the musical journey together, exploring new progressive ideas and fantasies of floating thumping basses. Now, their spaceship started moving into the darker deep space, visiting distant galaxies to discover extraterrestrial sounds for you to enjoy: Deep Space Techno.

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did!

Follow Friends of Hannes here:
https://www.instagram.com/friendsofhannes/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3UZ6zZk3TT1XIDP0mJFbXx?si=5iJsKcv_RzCCOR8IwpqjHw
https://soundcloud.com/friendsofhannes

Friends of Hannes [Journey Series]

The third edition of the mix series for people who like music to take them on a journey. Have a good trip!

NAVIGATOR 3

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Navigator 3

We are thrilled to start the year by welcoming @clawz-sg for our 8th session.
Our French friend brought us a fantastic melodic techno set with some deep ethereal touches from his own repertoire, reminding us he should definitely be a force to be reckoned with.

Deep Session 008 : Clawz SG

Unsichtbar & Überall 

Was ist quasi überall vorhanden und bleibt für uns trotzdem unsichtbar?

Für viele Bürger der heutigen Industriestaaten ist das Internet, mit all seinen Vorzügen, sowie Schattenseiten zu einer Selbstverständlichkeit geworden. Durch die exorbitante Verbreitung von mobilem Datenvolumen und handlichen Smartphones kann jederzeit, an fast jedem Ort im www gesurft werden. Doch auch unabhängig von dieser Entwicklung, gehört ein W-LAN Router mittlerweile zur Grundausstattung in einem Haushalt. Das Internet hat sukzessive Einzug in alle Bereiche des Lebens gehalten und das in relativ kurzer Zeit. Einer der Hauptgründe dafür ist die Praktikabilität. Besonders in den Krisenjahren wurde uns allen verdeutlicht, wie praktisch das Internet doch ist. Zum einen ersetzt es die physische Mobilität. Durch diverse Tools und Anwendungen kann in einigen Berufen bequem von Zuhause aus gearbeitet werden. Die einzige notwendige Bedingung ist ein Internetanschluss und entsprechendes Endgerät. Doch auch das sozial Leben hat durch das omnipräsente Netz einen radikalen Wandel erfahren. Das Schreiben von Briefen, klassische Telefonate oder auch das physische Beisammensein für gemeinsame Aktivitäten, wurden mehr als weniger obsolet. Heutzutage kann man quasi alle Bereiche der Kommunikation mit nur einer App abdecken und darüber hinaus mit Freunden und Bekannten über Distanzen von tausenden Kilometern in Echtzeit kommunizieren. Diese technischen Errungenschaften haben bei all ihren immanenten Vorzügen auch eine negative Seite. Besonders in der zwischenmenschlichen Kommunikation geht durch Textnachrichten vieles verloren. Das führt zu einem zu Missverständnissen und darüber hinaus verbleibt das getippte Gespräch häufig auf einem recht oberflächlichen Niveau. Tiefe entsteht meist nur beim Kontakt von Angesicht zu Angesicht. Diesen Umstand kann auch das Internet nur bis zu einem gewissen Punkt substituieren. Ähnlich verhält es sich mit dem Homeoffice oder der Online-Lehre. Tendenziell ist die Motivation zuhause geringer als an einem festen, externen Arbeitsplatz. Die Versuchung der Ablenkung ist daheim sehr viel stärker, als bspw. in einem Büro. Auch die fehlenden Kollegen, Mitschüler oder auch andere Studierende machen sich deutlich und spürbar bemerkbar. Gegenseitiges befeuern, voneinander lernen oder auch wetteifern werden durch die räumliche Trennung deutlich reduziert. Das unsichtbare Netz bringt viel gutes mit sich, aber es lässt die Menschen sich auch entfremden. Fallen Dir noch weitere Beispiele ein, in denen das Internet still und heimlich einen oder mehrere Lebensbereiche reformiert hat?

Heute haben wir einen Musikproduzenten und waschechten Liveact auf KataHaifisch zu Gast. Genau gesagt macht uns der Künstler und Musikliebhaber Konchord heute seine Aufwartung. Über 121 Minuten lang präsentiert er uns warme Klänge und säuselnd-berauschende Sounds. Tiefgründige Melodien harmonischer Synths treffen auf trabende Basslines und rhythmische Percussions. Ab und an gesellen sich Vocals in das elektronische Ensemble mit ein und gemeinsam zelebriert die Gesamtheit der Instrumente die Schönheit und Vielfalt der Musik.

Dankeschön <3


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Podcast 18

Navigator 4

Rapture

Sweet Love

Anywhere But Here

For Tomorrow

Dear friends,

this is something I wanted to do for a looong time, digging up rare, eclectic and often unnoticed gems of Electronica, Slow Rave and Deep House, some with soulful ethnic vibes, and create a DJ mix of it. It's been a long process to collect and select, so there's really a lot of work in this.

This is a completely free and uncommercial work for you to enjoy, but I want to ask you to support the artists involved, so please, check the tracklist and buy one or the other track (if you find it!). This is extremely well produced music of the highest quality and the people behind deserve more than just attention or listening to it. Go follow them on social media, Spotify, Soundcloud and whatnot, and again: please, buy some their stuff if you like it.

This is a 6 hour journey which I recommend to approach very open-minded and with attention. As mentioned, this is fantastic music. I call this "Navigator" because the purpose of it is to navigate you through an entire universe of vibes and sounds by artists from very different places. I think, despite the differences, it's a very homogenic piece that can be considered as one.

The duration of it could navigate you through:

• a full working day
• a car, train, bus ride, flight or boat trip
• a full night of love
• a hike through breathtaking landscapes
• a climb up a beautiful and challenging mountain
• another kind of "trip" (be careful with drugs!)
• a visit at your mother in law
• an evening with friends by a cracking bonfire
• a day on the beach
• an afternoon in a cabin in the woods (minus the horror part)
• lying in bed, planning how to save the world, while you watch rain drops hitting your windows

Whatever. You'll know how to enjoy it. I hope you're able to feel as good as I do when listening to it.

Photo by Andrew Draper: https://unsplash.com/photos/BZlOYIVh8Ss

Navigator

"Navigator 2" is here! And this is what a fan from the Netherlands had to say:

"Just listened to the first 30 minutes. Nothing less than I expected! Thrilling beats sorrounded by a cool presence of apprehension and tension. You just want to keep listening. Instantly downloaded! This is going on my mobile for my running sessions."

The duration of it could navigate you through:

• a full working day
• a car, train, bus ride, flight or boat trip
• a full night of love
• a hike through breathtaking landscapes
• a climb up a beautiful and challenging mountain
• another kind of "trip" (be careful with drugs!)
• a visit at your mother in law
• an evening with friends by a cracking bonfire
• a day on the beach
• an afternoon in a cabin in the woods (minus the horror part)
• lying in bed, planning how to save the world, while you watch rain drops hitting your windows

Here's the first one: https://soundcloud.com/vogelmann/navigator

Navigator 2

Read this for full description: https://wp.me/p8b6ag-3Lz

In the last few months, I have picked out records that I consider the most important and best of that time. Here and there I had to ask friends if they could provide me with digital recordings from vinyl, because I did not own much of the material myself anymore. After I had everything digitally available, I carefully (re)mastered each track, always staying close to the original, I didn't want destroy that special "feeling" of that time. Not that it's much important to you, probably, but I also pitch-corrected tracks that were slightly "off key", partly because of unstable vinyl recordings or issues with the production itself. Back then not everything was 100%, especially not when producers used analog synths.

After improving the music, I made a DJ mix out of it in my studio. And the result is now available to you, as a lossless FLAC file. You have never heard that music in a better sound quality!

That's why I call this mix series "Past Perfect", because that's what it is for me. Talking about "series"... this is the second and final installment.

TRACKLISTING

GusGus - Purple [Rough Trade Germany 4AD]
Planisphere - Deep Blue Dream [Music Worx]
Exit EEE - Epidemic [No Respect Records]
Bedrock - Heaven Scent [Bedrock Records Pioneer Records]
AMbassador - The Fade (Oliver Lieb Remix) [Kickin Records]
Thomas P. Heckmann & Marc Romboy - Ultra Vixens [Le Petit Prince]
Rank 1 - Airwave [Urban Kontor Records]
At The Villa People - Open Your Eyes [La Musique Fait La Force]
Paul Van Dyk - For An Angel (PvD's E-Werk Club Mix) [Polystar]
Sunday Club - Healing Dream (Paul Van Dyk's Inner Mind Mix) [Stress Records]
UNKLE - In A State [Global Underground]
Albion - Air [Platipus]
Deep Cover - Breakthrough [Hope Recordings]
Gouryella - Gouryella [Black Hole Recordings]
Paganini Traxx - Zoe (Timo Maas Mix) [INCtraxx]
Planisphere - So Many Ways (Force Mass Motion Remix) [Music Worx]
DJ Misjah & DJ Groovehead - Acid Energy (Special Acid Edition) [Vision Soundcarriers]
Pete Lazonby - Sacred Cycles [Metronome Container Records Hamburg]
DJ Gogo - Anjuna [Cyber Records]
DJ Quicksilver - Bingo Bongo (Club Mix) [Club Tools]
Art Of Trance - Madagascar (Ferry Corsten Remix) [Platipus]
Niels Van Gogh - Pulverturm [Kosmo Records]
Johan Cyber - Crash (Funk Function Groove Mix) [Bonzai Records]
Meat Katie - Next Life [Kingsize]
Natious - Amber (Silk Remix) [Amato International]
Der Dritte Raum - Hale Bopp (Raumgleiter) [Kontor Records]
Underworld - Dark And Long (Dark Train) [UnderworldLive]
Smith & Selway - Move [Intec Records]
Armin Van Buuren - Blue Fear [Nebula]
BT - Mercury And Solace (Dub Mix) [ZYX Music]
B.B.E. - Seven Days And One Week (Club Mix) [Urban]
Paul Van Dyk - Out There And Back [Urban]
Energy 52 - Café Del Mar (Nalin & Kane Remix) [Edelpitch]
Emmanuel Top - Acid Phase [Sub Terranean]
AWeX - It's Our Future [Plastic City]
Breeder - Tyrantanic (Slacker's Kingdom Come Mix) [Songbird]
Tilt - I Dream (Tilt's Resurrection Mix) [Lost Language]
Z2 - I Want You [Platipus]
Space Frog - X-Ray (Follow Me) [Energized Records]
Space Frog Feat. The Grim Reaper – I Feel Ur Pain [Energized Records]
Taucher - Waters [Dogondke Media]
Ramirez - Sueño Latino [DFC]
Ayla - Ayla (Taucher Remix) [Club Tunes]
Space Frog - Lost In Space '98 [Energized Records]
Mikerobenics - Julika (Pascal F.E.O.S. Remix) [Pull The Strings]
Transa - Enervate [Perfecto]
Incisions - Beyond Motion [Vicious Circle Recordings]
Junk Project - Miralaca [Boxed (3)]
System F - Out Of The Blue [Avex Trax]
Jam & Spoon - Follow Me! [La Musique Fait La Force]

This is Volume 1: https://soundcloud.com/vogelmann/past-perfect-volume-1

Also, check this Spotify playlist that contains a lot of the music above: https://ingovogelmann.net/pastperfect

[Past Perfect]

[Past Perfect] Volume 2

Older Girl - 1986 Omega Tribe

Sweet Love - Junko Ohashi

A wave turns, the tide resets.
No echoes left, only horizons.
The past dissolves, the sound remains.
Now, it truly begins.

Navigator 3

Blœma