after almost 10 years I used to listening this aaaand woow men! I love every part of this piece of art! really love electronic music here to dance every time!!!!

pero dale negro!! que ya no hay de esto nowadays xD

Do someone anything like this nowadays??!! It´s a HW question xD

Into The Sunset

'Sacraticum' is an ancient tribal seance with shamans and witches from all over the world. Ethno techno, tribal house and folktronica in all quantities. Working with organic patterns MΣO CULPA is building his sets from ambient, jazz fused with folk and world music manifesting in tribal vibes. His presentation often includes elements of modern electronic sounds creating the characteristics of ethno techno / tribal house. When playing live he often supports the curated selection with playing the jew's harp live.

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https://soundcloud.com/meoculpa

Artwork by Dan Hiller

https://radiozora.fm/m%cf%83o-culpa-presents/sacraticum-radio-show-ep-4/

Previous episodes

MΣO CULPA Sacraticum Radio Show Ep. 4 | 21/01/2022

http://www.boomfestival.org/boom2014/webtvradio/boom-radio/mindstream/mindstream-08-the-boom-radio-podcast-by-aliji/

You are connected with a creative hub in Camden, London, called inSpiral. What is your main activity over there?
The InSpiral lounge in Camden is a lovely venue with a very special vibe. I am the event manager and responsible for most of the bookings and creative offerings, of which there are many. I also get on the decks from time to time, but in general feel more comfortable in my role as organiser rather than artist. We are also a fundamental part of Glade festival and are considered by many to be one of the best chill out spaces on the festival scene, where we have a significant presence at several events.
 For more info on inSpiral see www.inspiralled.net/events

How and when did your musical career start?
My DJ career started at Glastonbury festival in 2003, I was asked to play an afternoon chill out set in ID Spiral. It got me into the role of DJ and inspired me to broaden my musical horizons and obsessively seek out new tunes. I played a few smaller gigs in the next year which led to other bookings and in 2004 played ID Spiral at Glastonbury on saturday night, which was a major breakthrough gig for me. It just keeps getting better and I love it.

As a DJ, how do you consider yourself in terms of music approach?
I love music and believe in content before style. I try to be not be too linear in genre specification and look for timelessness in music more than a passing style that will have disappeared in 6 months time. I like to introduce accessible psychedelic and groovy elements in my DJ sets and have a feeling for fusing the genres on the road less travelled. The mix I have done for the Boom podcast demonstrates musicality and production technique being held together with groove and a consistent good vibe.

With so much music being made nowadays which genres and/or artists do you consider as the most innovative to come out?
When I play a techno set, I strive for a groovy sound that is also deep and psychedelic. A few artists who spring to mind are Gui Boratto, Butch, D-Nox, Beckers, James Holden, Alex Kenji, Robert Babicz. In the world of eclectic downtempo/midtempo electronica I would say the artists who are really paving the way into new territory, while maintaining a musical integrity, that will most likely stand the test of time are:

Rumpistol (Rump Recordings) Eat Static (Interchill) Rena Jones (Native State) Echaskech (Just Music) Slack Baba (Liquid-Records)

With so much software being released for the sake of DJs, do you think next generation DJs will lose completely the ability to listen to vinyl, CD and other music platforms, besides digital DJing outlets?
I would much prefer to see a DJ waving CDs and vinyl around than looking at a computer screen unless what is happening is really a “Live set”. Looking through a CD case for the perfect selection is much more being a part of the dance floor process than someone looking at a screen that comes between the DJ and the dance floor. I appreciate that there are some nice effects that can be achieved with digital DJing outlets but I hope that upcoming DJs continue with hands-on traditional techniques of mixing.

You played at the last Boom and you have been traveling the world to perform your music. From your perspective, what makes a good festival?
A good festival can be felt in the intent of the core organizers. Care for the people with good facilities and an understanding of music and energy are essential ingredients for people from around the world to come together in celebration.

Finally, what type of music do you listen mostly while in your home?
I like to keep up with what is hot and surf Beatport frequently for what I like in techno/progressive house/minimal/tech-house. Fortunately, I have a lot of good friends who are producers, so I often get an insiders preview. For work I am often listening to promos, demos and DJ mixes. I do love a bit of silence between gigs, and rediscovering forgotten gems and non-electronic classics.

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Track List: 1) Alpha Channel – Arabian nights (Omelette) 2) Footsteps in Africa’ Soundtrack – Red Ladies Tent Jam : Kaya Project Remix (unreleased) 3) Future Loop Foundation – Sunshine Philosophy (Just Music) 4) Hibernation – Are you sure/ (Aleph Zero) 5) Halogen – Desert Step (unreleased) 6) Halogen – Not the remix (Maternity) 7) Tosca – Worksong (G-Stone) 8 ) Honeyroot – Sound, echo, location (Just Music) 9) James Holden – 1010 (Border Community) 10) Vector Lovers – Neon sky rain (Soma ) 11) Solar fields – Times are good (Ultimae) 12) Tripswitch – Tesselation (unreleased)

Mindstream 08 - The Boom Radio Podcast by Aliji

This an ecstatic set I played for a Cacao Ceremony event -> Dance Under The Stars at The Green Village where I crafted a musical journey beyond the multicultural rhythms and the steady hypnotic beat where ephemeral chanting of sacred songs and calls to love, kindness and compassion will journey deep into dance while held in a ceremonial container, free of alcohol to close the event.

Set time: 18h-20H
Date: 25th March 2023

Dance Under the Stars (Cacao Ceremony)

this one is a bit different, but still a chunky and trippy journey through some more laid back sounds :) 

1. massive attack - tear drop (minilogue rmx)
2. kasey taylor - trapped (dousk rmx)
3. d-nox & beckers - changes
4. antix - red robin (kasey taylor rmx)
5. ace venturer - serenity now (fiord rmx)
6. perfect stranger - stardust
7. elegant universe - grizzly
8. liquid ace - psychic experience (perfect stranger rmx)
9. minilogue - little sister (d-nox & beckers rmx)
10. out of loop - the strangest night & still
11. ticon - in stereo (even 11 rmx)
12. john deere - flesh eater (luke porter rmx)
13. dousk - hammer
14. perfect stranger & ace venturer - perfect ace (atmos rmx)
15. freq - strange attractor (liquid soul rmx)
16. liquid ace - psychic experience

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World Of Shadows

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Soul

Episode 20 - FractalFest 2016 Minimix Series - Grains of Sound -

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The Fractalfest 2016 minimix series features 20 minute mixes from dj's & producers who will be playing at Fractaltribe's Fractalfest 2016. These mixes will be in the same style of music that each artist will be presenting.

Episode 20 features audiophile Chris Exeris aka Grains of Sound. A veteran of the Polish and German psychedelic music scene, Grains of Sound is well known for luscious trippy homemade soundscapes and is also a trusted member of the United States Psy community. His tastes and skills are rather wide, not holding himself back from exploring all sorts of sounds. Zen and relaxing, but also groovy and danceable. We have chosen for him to perform two sets at Fractalfest; one of original chillgressive tunes and one comprising of original psychill. 

Tix & Info: www.fractalfest.com
www.fractaltribe.net
www.facebook.com/events/887649454650574

North American Psytrance Festival Guide 2016:
www.fractaltribe.org/blog/north-american-psytrance-festival-guide-2016

Tracklist:
1.  Grains of Sound - Sine Language
2.  Grains of Sound - Genesis
3.  Grains of Sound - Low Earth Orbit (Sonic Boom Mix)
4.  Grains of Sound - Funky Forest (unreleased)
5.  Grains of Sound - Ancient Ocean
6.  Grains of Sound - Seekers of Scrolls (Annunaki Mix)

Grains of Sound - Fractalfest 2016 Minimix

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Gabor Hadron producer/composer presents his brand new six tracks album, called “Angel Technologies”.

Ozorian Prophet interview:
https://ozorianprophet.eu/music/track-by-track-hadron-orchestra-angel-technologies-lp/

Hadron Orchestra was founded in 2010 by Gabor Hadron.
He has chosen a niche from the broad spectrum of the electronic music world. His aim is to create music, based on cosmic intuitions, psychedelic feelings and sounds generated by oscillators. Sometimes all these spiced with a little classical music atmosphere.
Gabor has been composing since 1989. He wrote music for theaters, TV-shows, commercials, and worked with several DJ’s in the last two decades. The most important impressions he got was the musical culture of Goa in the early 90’s.

Location of Hadron Orchestra: Multiverse – Universe – Virgo Supercluster – Local Group – Milky Way – Solar System (goldilocks zone) – Earth – Europe – Hungary – Budapest.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hadronorchestra/
Bandcamp: https://hadronorchestra.bandcamp.com/

Angel Technologies [Album Presentation]

HADRON ORCHESTRA – Angel Technologies | Album Presentation | 30/11/2016

CHILL OUT

Wave Flow (live)

Red axes  1970 promo set

Sofa Beats series continues with an exclusive mxi by Noosfære.

‘Noosfære’ refers to the sphere of human thought and aims to create musical journeys that allow for – and drive – the exploration of the inner worlds of thoughts, feelings and other mind- bending abstractions of the human mind. The musical style is dreamy and atmospheric downtempo/electronica with a touch of other worldliness and served on a bed of glitchy beats.
The music is best experienced through headphones and with closed eyes, thus cutting off the outside world and thereby allowing the psychedelic sound infusions directly access to the brain. The listener is then taken on a journey, but free to explore the vast expanse of intangible space between the frequencies and synapses. What happens in that space, in that darkness, is an immersive experience limited only by your own imagination.
Behind ‘Noosfære’ is the Danish musician and producer Jesper Skovgaard. He holds a Masters Degree in the field of Sound and Music Computing and composes, records and produces everything himself.

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NOOSFÆRE | Sofa Beats Series #25 | 20/11/2019

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Vishrama - Oritribal (Chill / Organic House 94 - 118 BPM)

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Boom sees itself as amplifier and a converter of concepts and we take that responsibility dearly in every single step we plan. Within this vast “ocean” of consciousness Boom is a lighthouse of sanity, ethic responsibility and a building block for the future to come. 

Mindstream 08 - The Boom Radio Podcast by Aliji

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