Next up on Carhartt WIP Radio is DJ and producer @djnobu_bitta. For almost two decades, he plays a pivotal role in the development of Japan's electronic music scene, constantly pushing the limits of techno in his DJ sets and at his long-standing party serial “Future Terror”. 

Since 2001, he has also released an array of music, comprising ambient, abstract industrial, house, and techno on imprints such as Rush Hour’s sub-label No 'Label', Kobe-based Grasswaxx Recordings, and his very own label, Bitta, launched in 2012. 

For Carhartt WIP Radio, DJ Nobu prepared a Bitta mix that is both “unique and psychedelic" in order to give the listeners the full flavor of his very special mind-expanding techno craftsmanship. As ever, we also sat down with this month’s host, to chat about the first records he bought, his ongoing "Future Terror" party series, and his favorite spots in his hometown Chiba. Check the interview at www.carhartt-wip.com/journal/music

track list:

1.: DJ Nobu  - An Expance (Bitta digital 001)
2.: Daisuke Uchimura - Egg + Umbrella (Marco Shuttle Remix) (Bitta 005)
3.: Ko-ta - Shiya(Don't DJ Remix) (forthcoming Bitta 010)
4.: Ko-ta - Shiza (Bitta 010)
5.: Black Merlin - MOD IK (Bitta 008)
6.: Black Merlin - PK 9 (Bitta 008)
7.: DJ Nobu - Entering  (Bitta 009)
8.: DJ Nobu - Resemblance (Bitta 009)
9.: DJ Nobu - Fickle Sun (Bitta digital 001)
10.: DJ Nobu - Desire (Bitta 009)
11.: Ko-ta  - Shiza(DJ Nobu Remix) (forthcoming Bitta 010)
12.: DJ Nobu - Fade (Bitta 009)

https://www.carhartt-wip.com//journals/music/radio/2021/08/artist-feature-dj-nobu

Carhartt WIP Radio August 2021: DJ Nobu Bitta Radio Show

OUTREBLEU 005 ᚒ Eric Cloutier

This is the Techno Jazz Radioshow, every last week of the month, on Radio Raheem Milano (www.radioraheem.it)

In this monthly column, label manager and resident DJ Mattia Prete teams up with influential artists from the electronic music and jazz scene to deliver a one-hour selection of some of the rarest tracks from jazz to electronic and techno music.

From 1 to 30 min: Mattia Prete
From 30 to 60 min: Lyder

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Jazz-o-Tech is a label that draws on the rich heritage of two of the most visionary and experimental genes in music: jazz and techno. Taking inspiration from the freeform creative nature of those two musical worlds, artists on the label mix tradition with modernity, improvisation with experimentation, and create a new sound known as techno-jazz. Modern music needs to be ambitious. It must aim to deliver a musical message which is one step beyond what has already been heard. It must take you on a new musical journey into unknown dimensions and emotions. That is the Jazz-o-Tech mission.

This Is Techno Jazz Radioshow w/ Mattia Prete and Lyder

Kiosk Radio is an online community radio streaming 24/7 from a wooden shack in the heart of Brussels’ historic “Parc Royal”.
More info and music: https://kioskradio.com

Random B @ Kiosk Radio 04.04.2024

RSO.LIVECAST [020—2401005] is a live recording of DHC’s opening set at SUMME during PRXMTY on October 5th 2024.

Follow the artist:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/dhc.bln/
SC: https://soundcloud.com/dhc_bln

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IG: www.instagram.com/rso.berlin/ FB: www.facebook.com/rso.berlin/ 
RA: ra.co/clubs/185172

DHC @ PRXMTY — RSO.LIVECAST 020—2401005

Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ @falafael

RRFM • hafa • 28-01-2025

Buy on Bandcamp

Benjamin Franklin - Zookrey (Little G Club)

Thinking of one of those evenings back in Berlin. When I was with a beautiful woman at my side. Living day by day... 💞

Simple deep house track. But such were the days back then. Different time. Different place.



I feel loved

This is part of an 3 hour mix ND_Baumecker and I did together at Sweat Lodge Radio. Unfortunately the first half an hour is missing. 

Boris and ND_Baumecker at Sweat Lodge Radio 2010

After starting the mini Dekmantel Selectors podcast series last year, we couldn’t resist continuing it with artists from this year's line-up. In the next couple of months, we will release 5 podcasts by some of our favourite artists. This year’s podcast theme is all about 'another side of me', wherein the artists show another side of theirselves.

Last but not least in this year’s Selectors podcast series is longtime Berghain resident Marcel Dettmann, who has brought his penchant for dark, stripped-down and raw techno to many Dekmantel events over the years. With a steady, masterful touch behind the decks, Dettmannn never fails to whip us and the dancefloor into a frenzy, which is exactly why we keep tapping his talents again and again. Though, this year
Dettmann takes another road at dives deep in his pre-techno period with the brand new Selectors compilation(including tracks from Cabaret Voltaire, Martin Dupont, Twice A Man and Fad Gadget)an opening set at Dekmantel Festival and a performance at Dekmantel Selectors in Croatia.

Just as with his Selectors compilation, Dettmann shows another side of himself with this mix. “My Selectors compilation is a labor of love: a collection of songs that have not only long been out of print or never released on wax, but which also served as my artistic foundation – as well as for Techno at large. The Selectors podcast on the other hand has a similar vibe but an entirely different intent. I think of it as an addition to the compilation, with music not included on the actual release. But more than that, it flows like an updated mixtape or a collection of music that I'd record for people I’m close to. The podcast is continuous listening, a fitting soundtrack for a night drive or for work. Importantly, it's music that influenced me when I was a teenager – and beyond. In other words, it's a personal affair.”

Selectors Podcast 016 - Marcel Dettmann

Interview + Download: http://truantsblog.com/2019/truancy-volume-238-peter-van-hoesen/

Soundcloud: @petervanhoesen

For our 238th Truancy Volume, we welcome one of techno's elite, Peter van Hoesen. As a producer and DJ, his evolution through the genre has been well documented via releases on Tresor, Curle and his own label Time To Express. Masterfully executed and prolific in output, Peter has always been just deeply concerned with the exploration and development of forward-pushing club sounds. We caught up with Peter to discuss his new label venture Center 91, as well as the references and warehouses experiences of the 90s rave scene that led to informing its first release Opal Balance. Wanting to return to his roots and integrate that cutting-edge Belgian attitude back into his DJ sets and productions, the four track EP sees Peter take those formative influences and provide his own contemporary take on it. Inspired by a string of shows in Medellin this year, Truancy Volume 238 takes on a similar narrative, albeit drawing more from an '80s crop of electronic music and artists. Expanding through a mixture of EBM and New Beat, whilst slowly working up to full-on hypnotic techno, this is Van Hoesen at his best, giving us depth in electronic music that can only come from years of dedication.

http://truantsblog.com

Peter Van Hoesen

Truancy Volume 238: Peter Van Hoesen

Boris, the long-standing Berghain resident, is deeply committed to the captivating magic that unfolds on the dance floor. This burning passion within him sparks a longing to shape, tease and playfully amplify the intensity of the dance floor action. With over two decades of experience as a producer for the likes of Ostgut Ton and Careless and as a DJ, he remains an unwavering, yet never predictable, mainstay.
Renowned for his extended, scorching techno closing sets, Boris is one of the most well-versed and dedicated protagonists in Berlin's vibrant queer electronic scene. However, to pigeonhole Boris only to Berlin would be doing him a disservice. In fact, his visits to legendary clubs like Paradise Garage and the Loft in New York City have left an indelible mark on his persona and DJ style.
Imagine the euphoric sounds that created a sense of belonging and ecstasy in Boris's heart while experiencing the massive pumping sound and welcoming community feeling at NYC's clubs. He brings this same warmth and playful energy to dance floors worldwide. His infectious style makes it effortless for clubbers to lose themselves in the music and partying, earning him a loyal following within the queer scene - and beyond.
Whether he's playing small, intimate clubs, festivals, or his prestigious residencies such as Berghain, Faust in Seoul, or House of Mince in Sydney, Boris has the gift to take people to another state of mind where nothing matters but the music and the moment.