CYCLE ME HOME presents IMAGINARY NIGHTRIDE SESSIONS

vol49 mixed by AJELE // ZÜRICH

"Some brand new up-tempo dance music from me and my friends from around the globe! Recorded on the road near Crieff, Scotland"

Raised in Southern Ontario somewhere between Detroit and Montreal, Eddie C began his experiments in music sometime in the late 80s.  Inspired first by Hip Hop and the burgeoning Acid House scene, he began making tape edits of late night radio and shortly thereafter began visiting record shops and warehouse parties to discover the music first-hand.  Record collecting has since been a way of life for the man, followed closely by an opposing passion for skiing which lead him to his 10-year sabbatical in the Rocky Mountains of Canada.  With plenty of time over the past decade for reflection and research in his log cabin studio, C has recently relocated.

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SlothBoogie Guestmix #352 - Eddie C

for Many Moods 04, Daniel T sheds the shackles of thematic constraints and beautifully exemplifies creative freedom while showcasing his vast musical knowledge and genre hopping skills. enjoy the ride 🛺

Many Moods 04 Daniel T

Listen back to Eddy Ramich & Markus Tone, playing tunes from artists like Abel, Philippa, Close Counters, Dam Swindle, Sofia Kourtesis, Athlete Wipped and many more…

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Eddy Ramich & Markus Tone from The Space In Between // 11-24-2023

RADIO.D59B / COSMIC CAROUSEL #40 w/ Nevena Stankovic

To celebrate 10 years of one of London’s most loved underground club nights, Tangent, Mr Bongo are thrilled to launch this new compilation series. Crafted by its two residents, John Gómez and Nick the Record, it aims to transmit a taste of Tangent’s spirit. A party rooted in inclusivity and open-mindedness, whose name captures the spontaneous switches in musical direction that are a defining element of their nights. For the compilation, the pair have cherry-picked a selection of their prized, rare and dancefloor-ready tracks from around the globe, that have soundtracked the past decade of parties.

Friends for close to 20 years, music lovers, record obsessives and internationally renowned DJs in their own right, John and Nick have two lifetimes worth of musical knowledge to draw from. John a long-standing NTS Radio resident and compiler for Music From Memory. Nick one of the UK’s go-to record dealers, resident DJ since the ‘90s at one of Japan’s pioneering parties, Life Force, and co-captain / co-edit-expert of Record Mission with Dan Tyler (Idjut Boys).

In 2014, the pair decided to bring some of Life Force’s grassroots principles to the UK, whilst channelling underground clubbing institution Plastic People’s meticulous attitude to sound. Tangent grew from being a small gathering of friends, to an established fixture in London’s nightlife, whilst always maintaining a strict no guest DJ policy. “As London’s clubs have become increasingly reliant on international guests, we wanted to emphasize the importance of a club night growing through its residents”, John and Nick reflect. With 10 years of the duo at the helm, an intimate connection between DJ and dancefloor has been built, allowing for freedom of expression on both sides of the decks.

Tangent reaches around the globe and across different eras to make connections that stimulate emotional reverberations in the unfamiliar. Where the blissfully Balearic ‘Laberinto’ by Miguel Perikás, goes hand-in-hand with the Cameroonian hip-house of King B.’s ‘Love is Crazy’. The thundering ‘Amek Amek’ by L'Innovateur Djoe Ahmed et le Zoukabyle, rubs shoulders with the soulful Caribbean-influenced touch of Champagn’s ‘Bel Ti Négress’. And Pellegrin El Kady’s afro-cosmic ‘Seiva de Carnaval’, crosses paths with Kajou’s Kompa disco anthem ‘Tet Chajé’.

Tangent’s longevity is in part down to it having always embraced contemporary sounds. The sub-rattling bass of Srirajah Sound System’s stunning Molam dub stepper ‘Si Phan Don Lovers Rock’ and the slow, woozy mantra of leftfield dancehall explorer Androo’s ‘Lyriso’, are two shining examples.

This compilation represents an ongoing dialogue between past and present, transporting listeners to the heart of a pure musical experience, where open minds and open hearts are eager to follow the tangent.

Hidrogenesse - La Carta Era Muy Larga (Dub)

45 vintage cuts decanted and mixed into a 56-minute Molotov cocktail of Bolshevik beats, Kollywood funk, ostracised ostrock and pan-Asian pop oddities by renowned record hound, LP compiler, international DJ and co-founder of Finders Keepers Records, Doug Shipton.

Dedicated Swallower Of Fashion is a cacophony of syncopated psychedelic madness that draws from his enviably expansive record collection and challenging DJ sets, dusting off handpicked fuzz-ridden-break-heavy platters from as far and wide as Malaysia, France, India, Germany, USA, Russia, Spain, Columbia, Italy and Indonesia.
 
Not content with his involvement in the aforementioned labours of love, the South London rare-disc-detective divides his time working alongside fellow B-Music crusaders and label mate Andy Votel not only in unearthing schizoid channel-hopping artifacts from the alternate-annals of pop history, but also uncovering the finest in off-kilter independent music for Manchester’s very own homemade and house-proud, singular-minded non-label Twisted Nerve (along with co-label boss Badly Drawn Boy), as well as manning his bespoke pocket empire Battered Ornaments Records – responsible for cultivating the much sought after debut releases of reactionary fuzzed out mutant psych misfits Wolf People and cosmic Anglo-krautrockers The Laughing Windows.

DJ duties have seen him traverse the globe sharing needle time with the likes of David Holmes, The Gaslamp Killer, Edan, Jarvis Cocker, Andrew Weatherall, Gruff Rhys (Super Furry Animals), Richard Norris (Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve/The Time And Space Machine) and Graham Massey (808 State), whilst compilation call-ups have seen him pit his wits and his wax against The Gaslamp Killer, Bob Stanley (St. Etienne), and Chris Geddes (Belle & Sebastian) amongst others.

Doug Shipton - Dedicated Swallower Of Fashion

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1. John Stammers - Idle I'm
2. Black Blood & The Chocolate Pickles - Mississippi Mud
3. Peter Brandt's Method - What You Are
4. Okonkolo - Oba
5. The Superimposers - Seeing Is Believing
6. The Shacks - Tidal Wave
7. Yura Yura Teikoku - Listless Dream
8. The Frightnrs - All My Tears
9. Funkadelic - Biological Speculation

Reverbaration #252

Reverberation #252

Amsterdam's New Hero Masalo appears on RDC Podcast! He will play on RDC stage as a member of Rush Hour All Stars.

Reverberation #252

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