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Fusecast #233 - Mayan

Caio Castilho @ Sisyphos (Berlin) 26.09.2022

Brussel's beat smith DC SALAS is back on the block - the Robert Johnson block that is! His 3rd release for LIVE AT ROBERT JOHNSON is also his 20th official release so far - so we have two things to celebrate spread over Diego Cortez Salas' powerful four-tracks EP called »Voces«.

Let's start with the title track: »Voces« is a call to alarm right from the beginning with its stabbing synth bass line and sirens. Add a couple of drum breaks and a heavy beat - et voilà: You have the first of four tunes to jump up and down to. Et oui, Salas surely knows how to build tension in a track - even in a voiceless track named »Voces«.

Next up is »The Lights« - and oh boy does Salas turn them on! These are quite trippy lights with a sound that could easily come from a twisted didgeridoo … The beat of »The Lights« is (of course) groovy as f*** - excuse our French. So let's turn on »The Lights«!

B-side opener »Metallic Glow« does just that: The track glows in bright metallic from the first second and features plenty of crazy sounds to do a crazy dance. Did we mention the groove? No? Well … just listen.

For »Safe Pace« Diego pulls out beautiful percussive elements and the 303 thus surfing on a not-so-safe pace to be honest: The last track of »Voces« is as fast and demanding as all the others.

DC Salas again managed to build four really solid stompers here to set any dancefloor on fire - without using any voice or vocal - these are REALLY SERIOUS SOUNDS you all should listen to and dance to. NOW.

Metallic Glow

B1 - DC Salas - Metallic Glow - Snippet

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Ney Faustini convida Caio Busetti 23.11.22

Emerging talent in the deep house and indie dance space Pattn takes over the Bloop airwaves for a special 2-hour monthly show: Common Ground. Pattn will showcase his latest sounds and will invite a special guest from his network down for an interview and b2b mix to round off the show.

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8:00 – 10:00pm
Monthly on the first Thursday

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Common Ground w/ Pattn & Guests: Make A Dance - 01.12.22

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That Shit That Frankie Plays w/ Zack Jones - 07.02.23

Downtempo mix of various genres for your easy listening pleasure.

Lets Stay Home 2

Spring has finally arrived and Berlin is in full blossom once again. Time to bring in someone, who not only knows how to throw a good party, but is an absolute ace behind the decks himself. For this month's episode of our podcast series we are stoked to invite Thabo and warm all of you up for his upcoming 65h home again club festival happening this weekend at RSO Berlin. Something you definetly should not miss!

Berlin’s Thabo is not a new name in the city’s underground. After having built his reputation as a promoter, seasoned DJ, and prolific producer, Thabo reinvented himself as an artist. The Berliner, real name Nils Thabo Gelfort, changed his moniker to Thabo in pursuit of artistic authenticity.

Thabo’s authenticity is present across his house-oriented productions and DJ sets, which are often soulful, yet energetic. It is also apparent on his label, Home Again, which was launched in 2020 as a natural progression born from the beloved underground party of the same name. Just like the party series, which is aimed at creating the perfect house party, the imprint embodies Thabo’s vision of running a record label. Although Home Again is Thabo’s brainchild, the Berliner has teamed up with like-minded individuals to make sure that everything from artist and repertoire, creative design, events, to capsule collections is in line with the imprint’s ethos.

With several stellar releases and a roster featuring artists like Sandilé, Szafran, Thalo Santana, Subjoi, Leo Pol, DJOKO and Malin Genie, and Thabo, the imprint has quickly gained momentum, grabbing the attention of house heads in Berlin and beyond.

With a growing touring schedule and a number of releases in the pipeline, Thabo will continue making crowds dance with his uplifting house sounds for years to come.

Nothing left but saying thank you to Thabo for this wonderful mix and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

@thabo_ofc

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Loser Podcast 049 - Thabo

Afro House / 122 BPM / Key: B minor. Groovy percussions + deep basslines

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> @user-gudj
> @masupilamihouse
> @metronomerecords

Metronome Records opens a new chapter with its first solo release: “Vortex EP” by Gudj. The EP features two original tracks and remixes by Masupilami and Cirkel Square. “Vortex” establishes a hypnotic tone with tight percussion and a deep, rolling energy, while “Unnamed” presents a brighter, more open groove with crisp rhythms and fluid movement. Masupilami delivers a bold rework of “Vortex,” reshaping it into a deeper, dynamic club weapon with his signature touch. Cirkel Square transforms “Unnamed” into a cinematic journey with broken grooves and spatial textures. “Vortex EP” blends functionality and character – a strong statement for both the dancefloor and deeper listening moments.

Mastered by Andrey Djackonda.
Artwork by Hi Fix.

PREMIERE: Gudj - Vortex (Masupilami Remix) [MTRN005]

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Deniece Williams’s soul-stirring single ‘Free’ first flew onto the scene in 1976, from her debut album This Is Niecy. Co-written by Williams alongside Hank Redd, Nathan Watts, and Susaye Greene, and crafted under the masterful musical direction of Maurice White and Charles Stepney, the track marked her breakthrough as a solo artist. It soared to No. 2 on the US R&B (Hot Soul) chart and cracked the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 25, but it was across the pond in the UK where it truly reigned – holding the No. 1 spot on the Singles Chart for two weeks in May 1977.

Blending intimate, whispery vocals with lush, soulful instrumentation, ‘Free’ became an enduring emblem of heartfelt expression in the late-’70s soul scene. My take — made for the funky floor. To ease out your shapes. Practised and new — go get ‘em...

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Deniece Williams - Free (Cosmo Jam's Believe Edit)

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