Ton Lebbink - Wat Doe Je Met Me? | RUBBER 011

A1 - Wat Doe Je Met Me?
A2 - Denke Nie Gedacht Zu Haben (Ft. Christine & Jasmine)
B1 - For You 

By the late 1980’s Ton Lebbink was a well respected figure in Amsterdam’s alternative scene: he was the drummer for the Amsterdam post punk group Mecano, a true punk poet and worked as a bouncer at Amsterdam’s main music venue Paradiso. He released two solo albums, both in his unique narcotic style: laying absurd Dutch wordplay over stripped down frigid instrumentals.
As the decade came to an end, Ton – already well in his forties – moved away from the often destructive and dangerous nightlife. After a series of odd jobs Ton started as a fitness instructor at an Amsterdam gym called Splash. Meanwhile, the 90’s brought the latest musical craze to Amsterdam: house music began to flourish through clubs like RoXy, iT and Mazzo. With house being the ideal score for his fitness classes, the once well known cult figure faded into anonymity at a 120 beats per minute. His musical endeavours were focusing more on finding the right beats for aerobics exercises with self-devised exercise – eventually leading Ton to bootleg some of them on cassette tapes himself.
In parallel to this radical shift, Ton did not stop making music. On the contrary, piles of demos showed high activity but in a direction no one was looking. Inspired by music to move to, Ton recorded hours of music that activated the body while staying true to his playful mindset. Discarding his voice as an instrument, the Roland W-30 sampler became his tool to communicate. Gathering vocal snippets from close friends, barflies and pets, a repertoire developed where witty repetitiveness could exist. Going through a vast collection of demos, pictures and many anecdotes, Rubber has been able to create an EP that gives insight into Ton’s overlooked 90’s era.
Three playful dance tracks by Ton Lebbink taking his complete own take on the Amsterdam house revolution of the 90's. Full of inventiveness: hip-shaking grooves, hypnotic beats and rousing vocals. Tracks to move to and tracks to groove to. Essential dancefloor workout tunes for you and me. Ah yeah!

Wat Doe Je Met Me?

Ton Lebbink - Wat Doe Je Met Me? | RUBBER 011

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A big dance one night on Earth...

Big love and thanks to all the musicians for keeping the earth turning and all the dancers for keeping the flame burning.

Tracklist:

Maarja Nuut & Ruum - Kurb Laulik
Marlui Miranda - Mena Barsáa
Bongeziwe Mabandla - Hamba Nami, Pt. 2
Golden Bug - Tamba feat. Viktoria Wehrmeister
Thornato - Mama Clo
San Ignacio - Cuchi Leguizamón yo te ♥ para siempre (ft. Xanducero, Silvio Asttier, Remisería Temperley)
Jeremy Sole - Dom La Nena - Batuque (Jeremy Sole & Atropolis Remix)
Yeli Yeli - Gurugú
Marvin Song
Peter Power - Clara Hum (Unreleased)
Verde Prato & Bronquio - Laguntasuna bazen apurtezina
Rastronaut - EVIAN RIDDIM
Peter Power - Amma
J-E-T-S - REAL TRUTH (Feat. Tkay Maidza)
Baiuca & Carlos Núñez - Solstício
Gafacci - Dragon Riddim
Fafá de Belém - Emoriô (Dj Zé Pedro e Ubunto Remix)
Pedro da Linha - Pusha (feat. Kelman Duran)
Cybe (Nicola Cruz Remix)
La Integracion - Yolanda
Abakisimba, Max Doblhoff - Kithembe (Original)
Lady Aicha & Pisko Crane's Original Fulu Miziki of Kinshasa - Bende
Batuk - Daniel feat. Nandi Ndlovu (Daniel Haaksman Remix)
Lokowat - Sem Ordem
Gafacci - The Office
Upsammy - Overflowing
To Mellow n Sleazy, Tyler ICU,Nandipha 808 & Ceeka (feat. Sthipla Rsa) - Ivale Mfana
THEMBA feat. Lizwi & Lizwi - Izindlu
Italoboyz - Viktor Casanova
Speak Sweet and low / Tangle (Peter Power Remix )
Penya - Iyesa
Obinrin Trio -  Aquele Gingado (feat. Eva Figueiredo, Lari Eva, Rafael Gomes da Silva & Marina Bastos)
Dudu Tucci - Saudação a Yemanjá
Alessandra Leão - Corre um Rio em Mim
Ignacio Maria Gomez - Omeñiso


Artwork: Peter Power & Openart.ai
Style Reference : Pacaya - Fabulario

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The Wholesome Dance (Mix)

Dance with Presence

Tracklist:

Mukhtiyar Ali & Mathias Duplessy - Jeena Jeena
Visby Allmänna Sången, Gunnfjauns Kapell & Mats Hallberg - Is
Judai - Gulabi Sapera & Titi Robin
Salif Keita - Yamore
Super Mama Djombo - Djan Djan
Danit - Lunita
Cesaria Evora - Carnaval De Sao Vicente
Cordas do Sol - Sorron Rensode
Faiz Ali Faiz & Titi Robin - Mast Qalandar - Khiraj-E-Aqeedat
Kutumba - Sannani
Sharkiat - Nahawand
Martin Hayes Quartet - Paddy Fahys Reel
Ensemble Badila - Danses of the Mystic Riders, Part I  Baran
Xose Lois Romero & Aliboria - De Laxoso A Zobra (con Mario Mas e Aleix Tobias)
Melina Kana - Arnisi
Stavros Xarhakos - O Horos Tou Sakaina
Alonso Del Rio - Mira Como Cura
LAOR - Hymn To The Soul
Visby Allmänna Sången, Gunnfjauns Kapell & Mats Hallberg - Andetag
Ole Jørn Myklebust & Namgar Lkhasaranova - Alsiin Gazriin Zereglee
David Darling & The Wulu Bunun - Lugu Lugu Kan-Ibi

Music To Fall In Love With Humanity Again (Mix)

DJ Set at Wohnzimmerbar 1.2.25

Wohnzimmerbar 1.2.25

Liveset recorded on Friday 25th of June, Velvet Soup, Fusion Festival 2025.

It's my first recording of a new liveset I am working on, a big jam with loops and stems of many of my projects from the past 6 years. Every set, its structure is improvised, I bring a little dubby and organic touch with with an electric kalimba plugged on a pedal, and midi synths.

Thank you to the little happy and fresh crowd I did not expect for the opening on Wednesday. I felt privileged to experience a liveset like this in Fusion. It's a little raw, and full of mistakes, but still enjoyable I think, hope you like it :)

Da Iguana (live) @ Fusion Festival 2025 | Velvet Soup

Everything

Last edit of 2025, here is a lil' gift from my teenage years, when I discovered this song by Les Rythmes Digitales in the famous Citroën transformer car TV commercial. A big groove, slapped bass, fuzzy synths and weird vocal. Both the original music videos (one in 1999 and another 10 years later) are killer too.
Here is a tropical-ish cumbia powered version, enjoy :)

Jacques Your Body (Da Iguana Cumbia Edit)

"dedicated to Arturo Bandini and his Oranges”

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‍Charlotte De Cock
‍Written by Aman Imamura, December 2025

Charlotte de Cock embodies radical autonomy as a way of life. Not art as product, but art as existential act. She is someone who repeatedly creates her own worlds: homes, identities, exhibitions, rituals. To build new structures wherever the existing world falls short. She refuses the role of the artist as operator or provider. She sees herself as a catalyst: a field of energy that sets others in motion.

Her core is transformation through confrontation breaking cycles by first making them hyper-visible. She uses beauty as a trap, humor as a weapon, ritual as leverage. She doesn’t believe in “participation,” but in initiation: anyone who enters her universe steps into a space where ordinary logic is temporarily suspended. Where play and rebellion become the same gesture.

She doesn’t position herself as an artist in a world, but as someone who builds worlds. Spaces where intensity, absurdity, spirituality, punk, and devotion coexist. She doesn’t choose between love and rebellion, between chaos and discipline, between child and alchemist. She is the tension itself. The site where opposites collide and transform.
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What she embodies:
– Radical self-creation: houses become temples, exhibitions become rites, art becomes alchemy.
– The refusal to think small: not a career, but a myth under construction.
– Transparent vulnerability fused with relentless willpower.
– The transmutation of personal trauma into collective ritual.
– A hunger for intensity as fundamental right.
– Always on the fault line: between laughter and tears, ego and surrender, glitter and death-drive.

Charlotte de Cock stands for the possibility that a life can be a work of art and that art is not made to be recognized, but to remake reality.
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Everything

Charlotte De Cock's World

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