Barbara and Basic Moves have been sending emails back and forth the last 7 years since she works at Scape Mastering alongside engineer Stefan Betke. She is a super skilled dj with a backpack full of experience and knowledge of club music and beyond. It felt logical to us to send another kind of email that wasn't an order form or payment confirmation. hahaha.

This mix puts both our feet back on the ground. Barbara fluently mixes minimal house and dub techno with a unique groove that feels so timeless and oh so clubbbbbyyy. Thanks a lot for teaching and showing us your way.

What’s in Barbara’s backpack? She started her career in Munich working for Disko-B in the mid nineties and soon became a resident at the green flokati room of the cult venue Ultraschall. In 1998 she left for Berlin to work as a freelance press and radio promoter. Around 1999 she co-found the label ˜scape, together with Stefan Betke aka Pole, creating an open platform for the productions of Kit Clayton, Jan Jelinek, Deadbeat, Pole amongst many others.

Autumn 2009 Barbara Preisinger founded the 12inch vinyl label SLICES OF LIFE which is focused on organic sounding and diverse club music, with releases by Betke, Mike Huckaby, Baaz, John Tejada and The Mole. The label´s founding year also marked the beginning of the event series DEEP IN THE BOX with regular parties at Berlin´s Club der Visionäre, Wilde Renate, Ipse among other places. In September 2015 Barbara Preisinger moved DEEP IN THE BOX to the Globus floor at Berlin´s legendary TRESOR club, where she has been hosting her parties every 2 months since then.

http://www.slicesoflife.de/

The Basic Moves Of ... BARBARA PREISINGER

RADIO.D59B / GUEST MIX w/ NO.TIPS

Laura Fiore, a Berlin-based DJ and music collector, her love for music is evident in her unique and dynamic sound, which blends funky, jazzy house grooves with minimalistic tracks to create an immersive listening experience.
Her podcast is a space where she showcases her eclectic taste in music, explores different genres.
As a Berlin-based DJ, she also brings a fresh and unique perspective to the electronic music scene. She has a unique ability to take listeners on a journey.

Artwork : Cloé De Coquereaumont
Braiding technic with two analog pictures taken during travelling

KoreroCast - Laura Fiore

Avenue Red proudly welcomes the 6th contribution to the main podcast series from deep house & techno stalwart George Olaru from Bucharest, Romania. This time George is back to working solo under his new (and apparently final!) alias: George Heerd. Deep music head yourself?! Well, he never disappoints. So don't expect him to this time.

"I'm really glad to return with an episode for Avenue Red after probably 3 years, a period in which I never stopped digging and crafting my sounds to a better quality almost each day 🙂. Meantime I move from working as one of the Heerd duo to a solo project simply as George Heerd, and the 1st vinyl solo release is upcoming... not sure exactly when but I hope before end of 2023, at the latest. Genre-fluid with trippy atmosphere, this mix stands somewhere between dancefloor-oriented and laidback home listening. Hope you will enjoy this musical piece as much as I do when I recorded it! 🙂" George Olaru, Jun 2023

https://soundcloud.com/georgeheerd

See Also:
https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-159-heerd
https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-134-heerd
https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-113-olaru
https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-107-olaru
https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-076-olaru

Avenue Red Podcast #225 - George Heerd

Ayant sillonné les meilleurs spots alternatifs des plus grandes villes françaises et allemandes, Mathilde est proche des scènes minimales alternatives : Katapult, Smallville records, ou bien le Club der Visionäre... Elle façonne ses sets à grand coup d'ambient, de breakbeat et de minimale habillement fusionnés. Sa musique est toujours imprégnée d'une énergie groove, une caractéristique également présente dans ses propres compositions.

Tracklist & interview : https://www.instagram.com/p/C1SCz7qtPjh/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Follow : www.instagram.com/rocaboym/
Listen : https://soundcloud.com/mathilderocaboy
Book : booking@innerimmer.com

Inner Immer podcasts

Mathilde Rocaboy - Inner Immer podcast 02

Read the feature: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2817

RA In Residence

Magico - Mystik In Residence mix

Shcaa has just dropped his debut R&S single 'An Ungrateful Death / Pacific Gold' http://smarturl.it/shcaa

His mix is bookended with a couple of sections of some lush experimental ambience including a Harold Budd and Cocteau Twins classic.  In between it kicks into some hypnotic house and techno flavours that got the office moving on a cold Monday afternoon in London - no easy task!

Tracklist:

Micale - Grial
Yussuf Kamal – Mansur’s Message
Laüst – Edelis
Waveform Transmission – V2.4 
The Grateful Dead tuning their guitars 
Susan Floyd & Al Pacino talking
Kagami - Kema
Marcellus – Oneness
Jason Fine – Many To Many (Ben Klock Remix)
Minimono – Sweet Murmur
Unknown white label TP
Franklin De Costa – To Remain
Andrey Zots – Sweet Spots (Cabanne Remix)
Pronsato & Cinelli – Hide Your Wives
Locussolus - Berghain (Darkroom Mix)
LoSoul - Constellar
KWC92 – Dreaming of You
Cocteau Twins & Harold Budd ‎- Why Do You Love Me?

R&S Records Mix Series

RSMIX023 - Shcaa

Live improvised set @ Freerotation 2019, with Dave Dove (ableton & fx) & Michiel Renger (sax & percussion).

Soulstatejazz - Live @ Freerotation 2019

RICE @ club Mago, Nagoya, JAPAN
http://ricekeeps.tumblr.com/

Let's go back to BERLIN 2013 !

For HEADS cuts！ - Tanukeep & G

Dear friends, after a short break we are back and excited to share our 7nd episode with you, smoothly but ambitiously composed by Sarah alias Shy. You might have seen her on the dancefloors camouflaging behind her camera but you most certainly haven’t heard her play yet. We are therefore very proud and  grateful to be able to host her very first podcast!

Here is a little introduction about her:

Music has been a major component in Sarah’s earliest memories, spending her teenage hood in front of MTV, listening to cassettes such as Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’. It didn’t take her long to get hooked on electronic music, dancing to house and drum and bass in the early 2000’s. 

Soon after that, feeling the need to organize, she hosted free parties and opened a club (the ‘structure béton’). Knowing Sarah, this makes sense because experiencing music on a dancefloor has always strongly shaped her musical instinct. The Belgian Fuse club, where she worked as a photographer, also played a main role in her education. She got inspired by meeting and hearing many artists perform and was able to travel and to discover other club cultures, such as Berlin and Moscow. These experiences have expanded her intuition and have made her discover the sound through which she defines herself as a person. Since 2006, Sarah fell madly in love with minimal, worshiping artists like Rhadoo and clubs like Hoppetosse. 

Nowadays, when she is looking for music, she reconnects to moments she experienced in the club, when the sound has filled her with tingles and joy. But even after years of bathing in this microcosm, the decision to start playing and sharing her selection is a recent ‘coming-out’. Being in the center of attention have never been part of her ambitions, actually quite the contrary is the case. She has always fully dedicated herself to the promotion of artists she truly believes in, such as Karla Böhm and Issa Maïga, and has hosted events and published podcasts with Rôti. 

At present, she still supports the local scene with her recent project Heeze, record label, booking agency and ‘organization for electronic gatherings’ (https://soundcloud.com/beheeze). The actual sanitary crisis has even intensified her passion for electronic music, keeping in mind the influential and inspiring moments on the dancefloor(s). 

Before we send you off again to your daily life, we would like to share a quote by Sarah which we find very accurate and which you should keep in mind, even when the days seem dark: 

‘In this global chaos the most important thing is to do things that make us happy. It is a difficult time since our realm is at a standstill, but it is a huge opportunity to reinvent ourselves and to reconnect with the essence of the human being and clubbing.’

signs of growth n°7 w/ shy

Winter is coming and Berlin is experiencing a second lockdown since the start of the pandemic to the beginning of the year. 

Oh what a year it could have been, looking back to February when we started into 2020 with a big bang, hosting the first of six of our showcase parties at Wilde Renate that turned out to be the first and only one for this year. 

We could fall into the depression of self-pity and only focus on what could have been, but we would not be Loser Records if we could not laugh at our failures, take a step back and enjoy the bright side of things. 

Hands-down, one of our favorite moments of 2020 was to have Mountain People on board as a headliner for our showcase party and enjoying a wild night together at the green floor of Wilde Renate. So we thought let’s refreshen our memories, focus ourselves in the positive parts of 2020 and invite The Mountain People for this month's podcast, which is their first home DJ mix in years.

The Mountain People are a Swiss DJ and producer duo consisting of Serafin and Andre Rozzo and managed to gain a cult status in the scene, mainly known for their extraordinary releases on their same name label.

Even though the high times of minimal house seem over these days, The Mountain People constantly proves that minimal house can be timeless if you carefully add the right ingredients into the mix. And the right ingredients they most certainly found since early on: Hypnotic percussions, deep and dubby grooves, rolling baselines and modulating filters and reverbs just in the right spot at the right time. Every single release on their label feels timeless in deed and comes with a 100% guarantee to keep the dance floor going, presented on a proper sound system that is capable of handling the deep end of their compositions.

So it does not come with a big surprise that they are not only excellent as producers, but as DJs as well. Their rather rare DJ sets never disappoint, hypnotizing the crowd by delivering seamless transitions and pulling it into a deep, mind alerting bubble of sound that you will not want to escape any time soon.

We feel humbled to have The Mountain People on board for or podcast series and hope to meet again in person, once the pandemic has settled.

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Loser Podcast will be an ongoing series of Podcast of family, friends and artists we simply admire.

Loser Podcast 018 - Mountain People

Between the trees or between the bricks of Brussels, Brüxsel Jardin is selecting outdoor spots all over the city in order to transform them into an autonomous dancing zone.
With a strong commitment to electronic music and to the purpose of bringing people together, we use our hands and hearts to create a wondrous daytime experience for you. We pick our artists delicately but with determinedness, not at all comparable to a business transaction, but with the intention to build an ongoing connection as a community, a family.
Year by year, the Brüxsel Jardin collective keeps on growing and evolving, but the main purpose remains the same: reuniting people to celebrate life, love and friendship, because ‘love is where your friends are’.

signs of growth n°7 w/ shy

Brüxsel Jardin Records

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