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Mix of the Week #190 is "Sommartid" by Christian Kalcic
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"Feelings of Sydney's anticipated incoming summer, mixed in a bit of a freestyle manner"

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Mix of the Week #190: Christian Kalcic - Sommartid

First broadcast on Worldwide FM on 8th November, 2018: https://worldwidefm.net/show/john-gomez-5/

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Tracklist

Jackie Mittoo – Play For The Prisoners [Quartz Records]
Amaia Zubiria & Pascal Gaigne – Itxasoan Laino Dago [Ekar]
Milestone – Mighty Man [Disque Debs International]
Jackie Mittoo & Jo Jo Bennet – You Have Forsaken Me [Rite Sound]
Old Gang Jah – Rasta (Black Devil Disco Dub) [Unknown]
The Rebirth – Caterpillar [BBE]
Weldon Irvine – Turkish Bath [Strata East]
Harns & Romeo – Mare Incantato [Saga Records]
Icio Omegha – Fiesta De Verano [Futuribile Record Club]
Faccia D’ang – N’ato Iuorne [Unknown]
Msa Mombasa – Kata [Polydor]
Funmi Davies – Mr.Deejay [EMI Records]
Ruth Waters – Superstar [Kmba]
Tunai – Adeus A Dor [Polydor]
Francisco et son orchestre – Olélé Olala  [La Voix Du Globe]
Hafusa Abasi & Slim Ali With The Yahoos Band – Sina Raha [Africa]
Windsor Musicians – Salina Ali [Windsor Records]
Sabra Disco – Oriental Medley [Polydor]
Sidney Marzullo E Seu Conjunto – Tá Na Cara [Nobel]
Little Seven Orchestra – A-Doodle-A-Doo [Charlie’s Record Shack]
Agnaldo Rayol – Sumaúma [Copacabana]
Dreamcast Feat Will DiMaggio & DJ EAZ – Up 2 U [Future Times Records]
The Advanced Cookbook of Mr Selig and Kanzler Z – Pink Rhythm [Z. O. O. Media]
Ronald Langestraat – I’m Ready For Dancing [South/North]
Barry Biggs – Just An Illusion [Ariola]
Stimela – Sishovingolovane [Gallo]
Leci Brandão – Um Poeta Amigo Meu [Copacabana]

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Here it is, ‘Bside Incoming’, our international podcast that showcases the flip side of our favourite DJs' record collections’ who unfortunately couldn’t be with us here in Scotland.

The first selector to transmit their tunes via Bside First Class Delivery is Hungarian DJ and producer -  Gnork. He’s been making a reputation for himself with a distinctive spacey breakbeat sound, and releasing some stunning tracks on some amazing labels such as Church, Unknown to Unknown, Magic Wire, not to mention his own label: Earth Plates.
His productions seem to find a strange balance between peak time energy and a soothing ambiance. Here are some of our favourites:

Blorp93 - youtu.be/uTWZro4mw4w
No Gravity - youtu.be/-27DdIZjhEY
Magic Arpz - youtu.be/V9GWo8I7s3A
Space Jam - youtu.be/UnkErLkUxVc

Gnork's Bside Incoming mix exemplifies his style, drifting through jazzy ambiance, downtempo beats, and floating towards the dark energy that he’s become notorious for.

Expect extraterrestrial vibes with an alien voice to match. Enjoy!

Bside Incoming: Gnork

Our 2nd instalment of Bside Incoming comes from Belfast Dj and Producer Bobby Analog! 

The Body Fusion head honcho is one of the most exciting talents in the Irish scene. Playing on the Boiler Room stage at last years AVA Festival, a stellar performance that helped boost his profile to where it is now.

We had Bobby in for a filmed Bside, which should have been episode 16. Sadly after a great set, some technical issues meant the recording was unusable. Thankfully Bobby, being the gentleman he is, offered to record one for us at home and send it to us for Episode 2 of Bside Incoming.

One of the first tracks that brought him to our attention was his track Luvwomanboogie - https://youtu.be/DKRNdYHF1KA

Check out some of his other releases here - https://www.discogs.com/artist/5228303-Bobby-Analog-2

Bside incoming: Bobby Analog

Boy are we thrilled to bring you the latest instalment of Bside, this time incoming from Germany! This one is sent in by a true inspiration of ours - co-founder of Money $ex Records (alongside Max Graef - another favourite of the podcast), an exciting DJ, and an even more impressive producer ... Glenn Astro! 

Glenn Astro as been behind some truly beautiful musical projects, he is known for his creative and jazzier productions of house. If your unfamiliar with him, a great place to start would be 'Kilometer Disco', on the C-side of his album 'Throwback' where wonkey synths weave in and out of piano chords and saxophone solos. ‘Gemini’, the B2 track of his 2015 release ‘Hologram’, has long been a cherished peice of our Bside collection - a punchy house track full of funky melodies that are sure to tear up any dancefloor. 

This Bside mixtape is a taste of what makes Glenn Astro tick : a multi-genre journey of hypnotic and percussive rhythms. From relaxing ambiance to mesmerising bongos, smooth brass and soothing vocals, to downtempo electro and breakbeat, nu-jazz and reggae edits, all the way through to an energetic burst of pure DnB euphoria. 

Big thanks to Molly Hickey for the artwork. Check out her instagram - www.instagram.com/mollytriesart/

Enjoy.

Bside incoming: Glenn Astro

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Watch out. Bside Incoming!! For the 7th instalment of the Incoming series we welcome REES.
Known for his technical versatility and expansive selection, REES has become a household name in DJ booths across the UK & Europe. With smooth mixing capabilities, he is able to span through many different genres with ease - from rattling techno to harmonious disco and house beats, his sets are equally vigorous and unique. 

As well as being an excellent disk jockey, REES has an impressive array of productions under his belt. Speaking with us, he was excited to tell of an upcoming release which he describes as “a breakbeat EP very different to anything I’ve put out before, with remixes from Matrixxman & A. Sagittariun.” Perhaps we’ll soon get a glimpse over on his show on Balamii radio which airs on the second Sunday of each month from 10am - 11am. We’ll be listening carefully.
On top of that he’s the founding father of Paradiso Records. Now it doesn’t take a genius to work out what “paradiso” translates into from Italian… that’s right – Paradise. As label head and hotly tipped producer in his own right REES elaborates, “the philosophy behind the name comes from our admiration of so many different styles of electronic music so we try to display and capture ‘everyone’s idea of music paradise’”. It is an endeavour that has been paying dividends since their birth in 2018, with the imprint regularly putting out top-quality dance music that can vary from gritty Electro to feel-good Disco infused House.

Paradiso are more than just a label too, with the initial idea being “to have a record label accompanied with a blog/magazine type online website where our fans could read up on our latest music, interviews, artist top 10 picks etc.”. They have a string of digital releases under their belt, however entering the physical market is also something high on the agenda for the young label. In the meantime the team have set up a “Paradiso Presents” party series that will see events pop-up across the UK. As REES makes certain, “the main aim of the label is simply to spread emotion and non-stop dancing” – cannot get much better than that now can you?

For his Bside mix he pulls out some of his favourite records. South African synths and Nigerian brass from 70’s and 80’s fill the grooves first, moving into warm italo synthesisers - a much welcomed sound in these cold months. Close your eyes, lay back in that hammock, kick off your sandals and enjoy the sunshine from REES' collection.

Check him out for yourself;
Bandcamp - rees.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud - @reesuk
Record Label - www.paradisorecords.com/
DJ Mag Fresh kicks interview/mix - https://djmag.com/features/fresh-kicks-123-rees

Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

Bside incoming: REES

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Bside incoming: B from E

And here it is, the latest instalment of Bside Incoming brought to you by B from E. Like much of the electronic music emerging from Denmark of late, B from E seems to have an innovative cutting edge to his sound, as demonstrated by the captivatingly progressive dancescape ‘Waves’ on the B1 of his first release with his native Copenhagen Underground Posse. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuIz7RLHrKI&feature=emb_logo)

A year later, and another Bside gem with ‘Positive Sister (2605 Tool)’, a club ready, steady slow burner, this time on Tartelet, another label from the Danish capital with its finger very much on the pulse. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=94&v=w7ynEQZKhuM&feature=emb_logo)

His latest venture, this time the pulsating energy of ‘2605 Brothers’ featuring as a B2 under Italian label 'Traxx Underground’; highly regarded for releasing a consistently excellent offering from the deep and rhythmic of house music since 2012. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NVDhg_M4K4)

Aside from his production prowess, B From E also proves to be a top selector with an impressive record collection. We couldn’t wait to bring you his Bside mixtape, so just relax and allow this Danish digger to wash you clean with some deep and soothing house/techno/electro/trance beats, each infused with the tale behind each track, where the treasure was found, and what they mean to the man himself.

Particular mentions to the 'CFM Band presents Rey's Soul Generation: Welcome Back Brother James (Acid Jazz Mix)' with its beautiful rising energy, and also to the ultimate track ‘Rosenhaft’ from CCMF which is sure to bring a ray of sunshine to your day.

This one is sure to bring a smile to your Saturday evening.

Check him out for yourself;
Bandcamp - https://bfrome.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/bfrome
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/3yjFkl9flkgABzGwPPdz6Q

Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

Bside incoming: B from E

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Bside Incoming: Duke Hugh

This week we have the pleasure presenting you a Bside Incoming of the Dutch variety, and placing you in the very capable hands of Duke Hugh.

We’ve been excited for some time now to bring you a delightful Bside mix by this smooth operator, a DJ who’s a mainstay of the infamous Loft parties in Groningen, as well as appearing in his capital as part of the Amsterdam Dance Event, and often featuring along side the Rhythm Section crew. His debut album in 2016 makes Duke our third guest to be released on their renowned record label Rhythm Section International, along with Hidden Spheres and Ruf Dug.

Have a listen to this deep jazzy number on the Bside of his Approaching Lights EP on Music of Color :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VD2VSji2G4

Staying true to form, Duke Hugh takes us on a laid back journey through soul, ambience, jazz, brazilian lullabies, a few of his favourite 90s house tracks, and a quick dip into his reggae dub roots.

The perfect soundtrack to a sunny weekend in lockdown.

Tracklist: 
Fatima - Redlight (live)(Eglo, 2013)
Willie Hutch - Easy Does It (Whitfield Records, 1978)
Edu Lobo - Cinco Crianças (Continental Gran-Luxo, 1976)
Music People - Always On (Mood Hut, 2016)
Steve Kuhn - The Saga Of Harrison Crabfeathers (Cobblestone, 1972)
Leon Vynehall - Midnight On Rainbow Road (Rush Hour, 2015)
Black Rascals feat. Roger Harris - Keeping My Mind (Vocal Dub)(Sumo Records, 1993)
Circulation - Sincerely (Creation Mix) (Balance, 1995)
Troubleman - Change Is What We Need (Progress) (Far Out, 2003/2004)
Aswad - Dub Charge (Island Records, 1980)
Pablo Gad - Hard Times Dub (Original on FORM in 1980, dub is a bootleg)
The Chameleon - Just Close Your Eyes & Listen (Good Looking Records, 1995)
Bhagavad Gita - Long Hair Soulful (Instrumental) (Philips, 1967)

Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

Bside Incoming: Duke Hugh

Solo excursions from Tim Karmouche (Crepes/The Murlocs/Swazi Gold/ Dreamin’ Wild) provide a joyous confluence of melody and rhythm, an instrumental ride through imaginary soundtracks and drifting liminal atmospheres.

‘Live From The Bubble’ strikes as a pure and earnest pursuit of experimentation in a fashion that seeks to evoke life’s simple pleasures. Crafted over many an hour spent in the mysterious studio space he nicknames the bubble, the various multi-tracks are looped and layered in a way that pays homage to old library funk and conjures up images of tight, seasoned session musicians in a pre-internet era.

Like an old friend you’ve known for years, Mouche’s chords and harmonies communicate sentiments in a silent, knowing fashion. A deliberate and necessary eschewing of words. The array of styles heard across the album hint to a fondness for exotica and surf rock, basking in a sepia-toned woozy nostalgia as opposed to wallowing in melancholy. Elements of Steve Hiett or G.S. Schray flicker in and out across the stereo field, particularly on the closing piece ‘Thinking Straight’, which despite its minor keys captures a mood of warmth and content, an end of summer lullaby to close proceedings.

Karmouche’s own admission that the process of ‘Live From The Bubble’ was centred around enjoyment comes as no surprise.

Live From The Bubble

Mouche - Live From The Bubble (RRC01) snippets

Turned on by a new dawn of chemical love, Sydney dance-funk combo Bellydance laid down their sampledelica blueprint in 1991, thinking in parallel with Weatherall’s revelatory work with Primal Scream. A candy flip of streetsoul, festival jam band and Chip Monck’s cautionary brown acid address, 3 Days Man! was primed for open fields and discotheques, in an age when the deejay was royalty.

With an elastic lineup that boasted up to 9 members, Bellydance synchronised more with the club scene than the city’s straight-ahead pub rock racket, naturally recruiting hometown heroes Peewee and John Ferris to remix their multi-track concoction. A certified party closing anthem, the brother’s sun-smacked breakbeats elevate a collective consciousness beyond the clouds.

Originally issued on Regular Records sub-label Boomshanka Music as a precursor to their album One Blood, the John Peel approved 12” sported characteristic artwork from Mambo visionary and Mental As Anything co-founder Reg Mombassa. Instigated by Sydney selector Ben Fester, this Efficient Space reboot arrives fashionably late to Woodstock’s 50th anniversary but just in time to help soothe universal division.

B1 Bellydance - 3 Days Man! (Pee Wee Ferris & John Ferris Extended Mix) 8:02 (ES020)

Sara Mautone & Chesney Tropicale 25.9.20

Celebrating the conclusion of the extended Melbourne 2020 lockdown and the easing into summer. 

after a lengthy period of isolation, you wander leisurely outside your door, blindly following your lockdown footsteps, down to the creek. you spy the rippling stream and enter into a new state - we are water. the breeze caresses your skin, ganja smoke hits your nose, and the tropical breeze excites your ears. 

the usually subdued creekside area is thronged with longhairs, rainbow hues, smoke, cask wine, skanky dogs, dancing and debauchery, all moving to a languid chug pumping from the PAs by the cycle path. the community is alive again. soon the ganja takes hold, you drift into a trance, and live the mantra - doobies by the creek.

All credit to Black and Indigenous producers and originators.

Moonee Ponds Creek, November 2020
XYR: First Days on the Island
Om Buschman: Prima Kalimba
Santilli: Undertow
Leon Lowman: Dark Sleep
Yu Su: Little Birds, Moonbath
Akis: Erotica
Eleventeen Eston: Indian Blue
Cybe: Chinatown 
???: Los Ninjas (KB Extended mix)
One Blood: Running Around
The Novatones: Porque Le Vas
???
P-SH: Untitled
Unknown: Flowers in the Garden (A Sunshine Rework) 
JKRNDA: Males de Otro Luger  
Masahiro Shibata: Angel Eyes (Mori Ra edit)
Meo: Chichita
The Breeze: Mischievous Whispers 
Pink Rhythm: Walking in the rain
Modula: Incontro al Club Ventuno
Uku Kuut: Visions of Estonia
Isabel Antena: 7am
Codera: Susanne’s song
Spyro Gyra: It Doesn’t Matter 
Tim Renwick: Cuba Libre
Pharaohs: Sunblitz
Sade: Super Bien Total
White Knight Instrumental: Just the Two of Us
Carlo Maria Cordio: Wind of Summer Night
Wally Badarou: Where Were We  
Jan Hammer: Rain
Cloud 9: Crabifornia
Chieko Beauty: Perfume Dub
Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes: Wake Up Everybody

Doobies by the Creek

In this months show I welcome
 Yoav saar aka Unidentified Flying Music (UFM) he is a israeli Top Dj and Dedicated vinyl collector , a part of Garden City Movement band and he .Also Runs his youtube channel for lost tunes called UFM
In this show he joined me for a 2 hour session recorded live together , starting off from brazilian hiphop and downtempo, for the first 30 minutes, then working our way up to uk electronics  - spinning Ukg, funky, and dubstep for the remaining hour and a half.

Yoav - https://soundcloud.com/ufmufmufm
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIrUIuD5_6PTPMvf3Kvxo-g

KidnappaKoko W/Yoav Saar @ Balamii  12.4.20

Music We Love, a chance for all the people that make up ColdCuts // HotWax to showcase their favourite records of the moment.

Next up is our Store Manager Lewis, who's put together an hour of blissful Jazz, Hip Hop and House from the likes of Motherlode, Andrew Ashong and Max Graef. Let this one ease you into the day ahead...

Lewis // Music We Love #2

Bside podcasts

DJ's showcase and speak a little about their favourite tracks from the B-side of their records.

We endeavour to broadcast the best of the B-side:
a bi-weekly invitation into the impressive record collections of some of our favourite selectors.
An exploration into the the back-catalogues, the deepest depths, the darkest crevices of their collections. Returning with the spoils of this venture: their most cherished records and hidden gems, from the go-to club weapons to the rarely heard home-listening records, and everything in between.

Music is for sharing.

'By the early sixties, the song on the A-side was the 'hit' song that the record company wanted radio stations to play. The B-side would contain less radio friendly and less popular tracks. In our eyes the B-side is a true reflection of the producers taste in music, there is more personality on that side of the record'.

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