chm. three - field recordings

A moody mix from Berlin-based DJ Vlada, selecting an hour of sounds, delving into the dynamic between sweetness and sourness, darkness and light. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/dreamlesssweet-w-vlada-10th-march-2025

dreamslesssweet w/ VLADA 100325

meltdown 70 - twinsanity (live at gm x ps x transitions)

Diving into the darkness of a hypnotic opening, So-Fi weaves a subtle and graceful sonic narrative for episode 006 of our mix series. Through this mix, the French Berlin-based artist sketches a journey to the outer edges of a vaporous and magnetic techno — a slow-burning ascent that draws us in, over time, into a psychedelic vortex of sinuous and harmonious curves. A journey where every nuance reveals the contours of her artistic and emotional sensitivity.

Read the interview at : https://www.horssol.net/mixseries/hors-sol-mix-series-006-so-fi

@so-fi-sound

HORS-SOL.006 — So-Fi

trip mix 009. . . Karine*

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

The Morning Show w/ Kuba'97 & Sookie @ Kiosk Radio 16.05.2025

Next up is Maximilian FD, aka Max, originally from East London. Max is becoming a key figure on the London underground circuit, co-running the party Small World which moves between various spaces around the city. This one’s a carefully put together selection - a low-slung trip, exploring techno (?) and beyond. Thoughtful, measured, and built with intent.

@maximilianfd

S:S 018 Maximilian FD

For the second episode of IREMTOURFM, erensu invites Vlada, the Berlin-based vinyl master renowned for weaving hypnotic, genre-fluid narratives. 

Recorded live at Transcendence 2025 in the mystic woods of Choja No Mori, Japan, this mix is a deep dive into sonic storytelling and a two hours of a soulful journey.

@playvlada

IREMTOURFM 02 - erensu invites Vlada @ Transcendence 2025

Next up on our Nice Mix series is @so-fi-sound – DJ, music producer, and curator at Superluminal. Known for her sharp vinyl record selection, So-Fi delivers obscure, high-quality and hypnotising dance music to make crowds not only dance, but also think and feel on a deeper level.

“This mix makes me dance! The music reconnects my mind and body, making me feel energised, confident, and sexy. It’s packed with tracks that have been in my bag for years, along with fresh finds from recent digging sessions. I hope you like it.”

Nice Mix 012 – So-Fi

Antwerp born, Brussels based DJ Lola Haro burst into the scene in 2018 with a fresh selection of warm sounds and an intuition for creating the right mood. Her love and passion for music and her refreshing authentic approach have gained her a lot of recognition within the Belgian club scene.

Small Steps w/ Lola Haro @ Kiosk Radio 31.07.2025

Animalia alumni, the very talented @al-den-te at Diega, a New Years Festival held in the bush near Melbourne. 30th December 3-4am, 2024.

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ani/live Seventy Two: Al Dente @ Diega

"Laughing Waters is a swimming hole located in Eltham. The surrounding native bushland and running water make it home to an array of species. The area provides a rare sense of isolation within close proximity to the city. Water and the sounds it produces have fascinated me for some time, in many cases, it has been constant for thousands of years, but manages to never repeat itself through an alluring rhythmic and tonal variety. This constant flow is complimented by the calls of birds and the trees whispering as the wind brushes past. Mother nature is an astounding orchestrator and listening in a space such as Laughing Waters highlights her mastery. 

The longer you sit still, the more the birds will sing."

Photo by Lauren Mitchell

chm. three - ben green

Dolphin vocalisations recorded in the Tasman National Park off the eastern coast of Tasmania. These recordings were captured from a boat with an A/B spaced pair of omnidirectional hydrophones. 

"Dolphins use echolocation to “see” objects underwater by producing high-frequency clicks and interpreting the echoes that return to them. They have complex social lives and modes of communication that are not fully understood by humans. This pod was curious about our hydrophones and decided to investigate, targeting them directly with clicks of surprising depth and variety.

Special thanks to Damo from Wild Ocean Tasmania."

chm. three - okeg

Footscray Field Recording 

Walking the main streets of Footscray is a visceral pleasure. It’s a melting pot of cultures that coexist in close quarters; Vietnamese, Chinese, Sudanese, Italian and Greek to name just a few. There’s definitely been periods when these cultures clash but for the most part, it’s a relatively harmonious melange.  Evidently, the area has also given way to elements of gentrification in the last decade (what inner-Melbourne suburb hasn’t?). Despite these tensions, one only needs to do a lap of Footscray market or Barkley Square to be convinced; there is an authenticity to this hub in the west that is greater than the sum of its parts. Every day we are told such diversity shouldn’t ‘work’- politically, socially, culturally… and yet it does, with vibrancy and flair. 

This is not to exoticize Footscray. Vibrancy and flair exists because of the people who come from disparate parts of the world simply living; shopping, running errands, eating lunch with family, friends and co-workers. It is this living which we tried to capture on a Zoom H6 handheld recorder and used as our primary inspiration for our collaboration.

chm. three - grace ferguson & jack burton

This field recording was provided by Alex and was taken on a day out in Healesville together with Sean Labrooy.

"We used the sounds of the environment as inspiration for our improvisational works. Throughout the piece, you can hear the sounds of the strawberry workers and the bell minor birds in the background. It was a rich audio soundscape."

chm. three - alex albrecht

This field recording was provided by Tom and Liam and was taken at Barrington Tops National Park in NSW.

"Barrington Tops National Park is the traditional land of a number of Aboriginal groups including the Worimi and Biripi people, the Gringai clan of the Worimi people and Wonnarua people. A few years ago now we were lucky enough to spend some time with friends on this land. It was a rejuvenating and healing time, and one that's impacts have continued to be felt to this day. The recording was taken from inside our tent one morning on the banks of the Allyn River. It starts with a sweet melody of bird calls which gradually grows to become a cacophony of various insects, birds and the river beside us."

chm. three - ben green

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