@noffweezy @ruinxxx

"a mix for wellness & protection"

broadcasted january 10th 2021 8-9pm
athens / berlin
info+tracklist: http://www.movement.radio/show/Wellness-and-Protection-feat-Ruin-Klarity-10012022

Strokes on clouds like pikes in water
Bubbling always, I seem to be pulling away from open space and the possibility of new dreams and new disappointments.
Step step step, can’t step backwards
Protection; No one can do it for me. Does that mean that it can't be done?
I’ll take that challenge and I wish you the same power.
I’m chanting I love you right into your mouth
I don’t understand motivates me to study human behaviour
What you see is what you understand limited
Now feel the air around the skin, feel what cannot be seen
Touch will interpret information, I understand through touch
I understand; do not abandon the pain of others
Wide mind A C C E P T S. There is flow; wellness and protection.

cute af • Wellness And Protection feat. Ruin Klarity - 10 January 2022

'One who's a great warrior doesn't need a sword.' Vinland Saga x crystal castles - suffocation

Recording of Phillip Jondo's set at Dekmantel Selectors 2019.

Dekmantel Selectors 2019

Phillip Jondo at Dekmantel Selectors 2019

Hank Jackson & Significant Other - Live in the Basement

This month's guest is chilled out Brooklyn resident Downstairs J :~) 

@vose106 

Tracklist: 
https://www.dublab.com/archive/p-relief-kinda-w-guest-downstairs-j-05-17-20

Kinda w/ Downstairs J (May 2020)

@mgmldrm was kind enough to record this wonderful set for contact. layered otherworldly soundscapes and hummed vocals filter in and out of view - there's a real dynamic sense of space and texture in the hour.  I've been listening to the set a lot - hope you enjoy it as much as I do

21/8/20 - miscmeg

Bizarro Blends 76 // Baba Stiltz

D.K. creates enchanting sounds through his electronic experimentation. Meandering pads and other worldly ambient synth sounds merge to give life to releases such as 'Live At The Edge' released earlier this year on 12th Isle, while samples of the Far East and organic percussive rhythms create an energy and playfulness found on releases such as his trilogy for Parisian label Antinote; a signature touch often interweaved within his music often joined by slamming synths and deep basslines designed for the dance floor.

Much like his latest release on Good Morning Tapes, this mix explores the latter, delving into the darker reaches of D.K.'s sound, ensnaring listeners with hypnotic, high-energy percussion, bewitching vocal snippets and menacing bass that'll have you captivated from the beginning - welcome D.K. 

https://soundcloud.com/d-k-music
https://soundcloud.com/goodmorningtapes/gmt34-dk-the-ancient-kingdom-snippets

DIM219 - D.K.

Amelia Holt - i might be awake or asleep by the end of this recording

We close out Moods 2020 with @savile, a producer, cook, DJ, and tender soul. Most known for his work organizing the Chicago-based event series Service, the Copenhagen-based Self-Disrupt, and abolition-centered productions (cc: https://savile.bandcamp.com/album/the-abolitionist), we hope this is a sound send-off to this year. For more visit: https://moods.substack.com/p/moods-31-savile

xx from us to you.

Tracklist:
1. Laraaji - The Dance # 2
2. Navy Blue - Ode2mylove
3. Jeff Majors - The Chant
4. Jill Scott - Slowly Surely (Theo Parrish Remix)
5. Makaya Mccraven - Holy Lands
6. Radiohead - MK2
7. Laraaji - Change
8. Medicine - Heads
9. Acemo - Mind Element
10. Fauzia - When It’s All Over (ft Kelela)
11. Basic Channel - Roll Off / B
12. Gigi Masin - Clouds
13. QNS - QNS#2 Version
14. Theravada - 99 Coupe
15. Savile - Take Back (w/ Jacques Greene, Anne Lacy)
16. Terekke - Nuwav2
17. Chiwonsio - Zvichapera 

QnA:

Where, geographically, did you grow up? Was it a single place, or many places?
I grew up in southern Michigan, about 10 minutes from the Indiana border. I spent my entire childhood there, and moved to Chicago when I was in my early 20s.

Can you pick one song in the mix and explain where you first listened to it?
I remember the Fauzia & Kelela track very clearly when it dropped on a Bandcamp Friday this summer - so imaginative, expressive, and beautifully produced. It really struck me and was something I turned to again and again. I feel like one could find a lot of that energy in music this year, and I’m grateful to have heard it. 

Who "introduced" you to these songs? Was it a person, a radio station, a CD?
This music spans some 10 years of listening, being shared with, stumbling upon, and so forth. I think the moment I realized the music I play as a DJ—or share with others in a public way—could be informed by any source, it made the act of finding music a much more open-end process, full of possibility. Some of this music is random algorithm recommendations, some of it was shared by friends, and some if it I’ve had in my iTunes since high school. 

Where and when did you first hear techno? Who did it sound like it was for?
My first encounters with dance music were associated with something very distant from the place I existed. My first dance music encounters were about traveling to a place where I could be more myself. So I suppose, in that way, it sounded like it was for a freer, more expressive, and less bound and defined place.

You've got the microphone. What do you want to say to the music community?
I think that in my time in dance music thus far, I have been afforded a lot of space to say my peace, and I say that with deep gratitude. In this time, I want to continue to de-center myself and let the vanguard speak and shape their world into existence. I’m here to help serve that in whatever ways I can. 

Thank you for having me. My heart goes to all who’re struggling in this moment, especially those cast aside by the system here in amerikkka. 

I miss you all very much <3 gianpaolo

We've paired Savile's mix with the essential Teching Hsieh, a performance artist whose primary medium is time; or, rather, the demarcation of time. Both artists play quite literally with time, whether it is punching in at a gallery on-the-hour, every hour, or filling a moment in time with sound. We've wanted to pair these two in conversation for a while now, with a portrait of Savile by Moods Alum Anne Lacy. 2020 ends strong with this.

Savile also elected to move their $40 commission to Bed Stuy Stong, a mutual aid network of over 4,000 people from across Bed-Stuy who are supporting our community during the COVID-19 crisis: https://bedstuystrong.com/

Moods 31: Savile

Our debut release for 2021 aligns with the debut solo release from the U.K. producer Angel Hunt. @angelhunt

'Apparition Floor' is a set of musikal responses to excerpts to Giorgio de Chirico’s wild metaphysical novel Hebdomeros. It follows the protagonist Hebdomeros' journey through an enigmatic, sullen landscape of doorways, columns, gas lamps and blind windows. The sounds map the weird architecture and wonky lay of the land.

Cassettes now available via the Good Morning Online store!

Amelia Holt - i might be awake or asleep by the end of this recording

c-