Outage with Matt Davis will bring you musical influences from the events they do and artists they love. Piecing together house and techno, Matt will be keeping it deep, but uplifting, amongst a mix of melodies and a touch of African inspired drums – Digging into his record collection and bringing you exclusives plus all that’s new and old. Guest mixes & interviews will also be a key focus in 2018.

Recent guests have been the likes of Berlin artists –
Reznik (Keinemusik)
Braunbeck (Sol Eterno)
Kalyma (Solide/Connected)

7:00 – 8:00pm
Monthly on the third Wednesday

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Outage w/ Matt Davis - 21.10.20

WELCOME TO MY HOUSE

Feel the music for your body, mind & soul! 

My love for electronic music started mainly in the 80s. At that time, bands like New Order (Joy Devision) or Depeche Mode came up and different music styles such as punk and rock became more electronic. At the beginning of the time I heard things like Kraftwerk, Front 242, Clan of Xymos, EBM, ACID House... .

I remember very clearly, at that time I was 15 years old. I drifted all alone in an inflatable boat on a large lake in Norway. I had a huge cassette recorder from Hitachi and an old cassette from my father. There was only one song playing for hours, "Fade to Grey" by Visage. while I enjoyed the original lake panorama and dreamed of the big wide world (cyrcle alla 80th).

The great love for electronic music has never left me. I took part in the big RAVE time and was always at events until the last few years. Lately, I like to listen to Deep in different forms. 

I am hearing the music on the speakers of Canton, A45 Audio Edition and a correspondingly fine drawing amplifier.

But the real speakers that reveal the great secret of analog electronic music are from the end of the 80s, the Canton CT 800 or, for the smaller room, the Canton Karat 200, both three-way systems with the sound characteristics of the time. Together with a timely relative, a high-priced amplifier (class A or AA) from the companies Kenwood or Technics, the sounds will then be separated and displayed again in the original characteristics.

You'll be surprised how well current Deep will sound on these music systems.

I am also really happy about like-minded contacs, just write to me. It doesn't matter what nation you come from, what your origin is and how old you are.

Tschangis Sutschana :D

Keep calm, deliberate and enjoy your life. You have this only one. And please don't forget to treat our home, planet Earth, as respectfully as you treat yourself. We have this one home, only.

All the best for you. 

Markus from contryside Bavaria

Happy Summer!
Prioritizing Soundcloud and Spotify
Ignore bio below, old stuff.
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Looks like Umbreon just opened his own café:) "Now, do you want Hot or Cold with that order."
Hope you guys have an amazing year ahead of us. Umbreon is my favorite pokemon of the entire decade. Happy 2020.
Time to celebrate christmas with Winterwave Umbreon:)
Huh, That's interesting. Looks like I struck 10K Likes over the past 2 years. Pretty Interesting:) 
Looks like Umbreon is enjoying Halo MCC on PC, Lot's of fun and games. Sgt Electro on pc is my halo name.
Moxxie: Future Core
Espeon: PsyTrance
Sylveon: Kawaii music
Flareon: Anime Rock
Jolteon: EDM
Eevee: Deep House
Leafeon: Ambient
Glaceon: Chillhop Music
Vaporeon: Future Bass
Umbreon: Basically likes whatever pleases him in music, especially Dubstep.
Vox: Bounce and Future Core
Velvet: Chiptune
Valentino: Hip Hop & Rap
Baxter: J-Core and Ambient
By the way, I think Umbreon looks pretty adorable, yet really cool as well.
Now I'm interested in Umbreon more than Ralsei.
I don't tweet on twitter, just look up news
I only repost tracks.
I do like pokemon, including legendaries as well
"Were it so easy."
Describing coffee in 5 words: Listening to jazz coffee music.
Summer of independence, Summer of a lifetime
2 New favorite songs are twinkle night by nyankobrq & yaca ft. somunia and yukiyanagi remix and Stargazer by nad3gata
Created this account since 3 to 2 years ago. Found a new music genre that I like, NuDisco.
Finally enjoying summer while listening to my most listened music.
I do sometimes play on the xbox (Sgt Electro)
I'm often on tumblr while listening to music

Enjoying some vaporwave music and pokemon anime

I do like pokemon and undertale, plus deltarune and maybe final fantasy.
I found myself listening to chillhop music more than anime music.
Lunala and Solgaleo looks pretty cool
From Vaporwave, Chill, Future Funk, and to Kayowave, I think they look interesting.
Believing in coffee is forgiving in hopes and dreams.
Believing in hearts is everlasting in life.
Snow falling soundlessly in the middle of the night
My Favorite songs are by Porter Robinson and Madeon Shelter
and Misha x Monma x Jussi Halme - Brazil by Chillhop music

Show proposals: bookings@bloop.so

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We specialise in Electronic Music, and otherworldly sounds from around the globe.

Nothing but exclusive radio shows and guest mixes. Live. 24/7.

Thank you for listening :)

2020 Promo Video: https://youtu.be/sHvO_LV4vjY

Matt Davis - Originally from Cambridgeshire, UK, resides in London.

He has had the bug and love of music right from a very young age, and a big influence of that were his parents. 
Music tastes have varied over the years, which have given his a good insight into where he wants to take his style.  

Singularly flies the Outage flag, with his events and monthly radio shows on Bloop London. 
He certainly likes to focus on up and coming talent, hosting the likes of David Mayer, Braunbeck, KRANKBROTHER, Casually Here, Kalyma, Peter Ibbetson, Jody Barr, Tim Green, D.Y.A, Gus Emmett, amongst others. 

Music production is also a huge passion, where he continues to learn and grow. 
Style ranges from deep to atmospheric house and techno, with the love of some lead samples coming from vintage synths and analog instruments. 
If you were to hear his sets, all this comes together nicely.

Outage w/ Matt Davis - 21.10.20

Bloop London Radio