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Enter “Budots World,” presented by Budots-pioneer DJ LOVE—a journey through the Philippine grassroots DIY electronic music scene and movement. The show will explore the many sounds and forms that shape the genre, sharing untold stories and the unique formations that lend to its infectious energy. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/dj-love/episodes/dj-love-25th-april-2025

Budots World w/ obese.dogma 250425

obese.dogma777's Normiecorp Wet Gala Mix

💦This mix is dedicated to my younger self, who tragically never got invited to enough cool beach raves or poolside kikays. It’s cute, campy, and cunty: the sonic revenge of a late bloomer who secretly just wanted to body roll in floaties and lip-sync in chlorine to hyperpop and mutated pop club faves. Consider this my official makeup party, years late but fashionably on time.💦

originally performed live May 17, 2025 @ Apotheka Manila.
 
Tracklist:
idk i cant remember - beverly hills mom
Moony - Dove (I'll Be Loving You) (Charlie Lane Bootleg)
Missy Elliot - Work It [Confidence Man Bootleg Edit]
STEPHANIE (Y3llO REMIX)
GWENCHANA (Y3llO, JAGM33T, JAŸ REMIX)
TWERKULATE - VZEPOP
O.M.G - Kiss4flower
feeling rlly cidal today... cant decide if its homi or sui yet - beverly hills mom
FASHION - Kollar
360 (frogs per minute mix) - frog chaser
Cardi B x Megan Thee Stallion 'WAP (CITYTRONIX Alt Club Mix)' (from 'Club Vaultage Vol. 2')
EVER AFTER - Bonnie Bailey (Dj Rowel Remix)
TNGHT & M.I.A. - BAD GOOOORLS (BAVR RMX)
Vroom Vroom - Charli XCX [THALEIA Remix]
ALL THAT - DJ WIFI
dj g2g & Vrod Beatz - BOTA NA CARA
PETERBLUE - Latin Ectasy Club
2BWU - EFESIAN
back2u - jamesjamesjames
Troye Sivan - Rush (SoFTT 30ml Super Rush Live Show Edit)
$$$ PUMP - DJ HOMOSEXUALLY
DJ GUESTLIST - Tokyo Drift (M.E.G.A EP)
paleta x faint ((d[.‿.]b)) - d̤̮j̤̮ g̤̮2g̤̮ ♪ ͜ ♪
dj g2g VS. O.J.C - SQUID GAME x GASOLINA #JUMPMIX 🦑🦑🦑
DJ FINGERBLAST - SEVERANCE (THE OUTIE BOUNCE MIX)
Deadmau5 - I Remember (Franky Nuts Remix)
FC Kabagar - Joga Bonito
BEEPER FUNK - paul mond
Billy Gillies  - Don't Call Me Baby (Eugene McCauley unofficial Donk Remix)
Public Appeal - Pucker Up (Nemet The Doll Remix)
UNDRGRND - aamourocean
Nikki Minaj - F.T.C.U. (Barzo1 Edit)
NOT SO BAD - LOBSTA B
LADY GAGA - JUST DANCE (Trance Edit) - DJ Mischkonsum
Pitbull - Hotel Room Service (SkullZ Hardcore Bootleg) 
Sugababes - Overload (FVLCRVM remix)
dj g2g & 3DMA - WE FOUND EVIL THOUGHTS (BRAINROT MIX)

obesedogma777's Normiecorp Wet Gala Mix

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ROOTIKAL RADIOSHOW #120 - Finest in Roots, Dub, Stepper Soundystem and Bass Culture hosted by Selector TKZ aka TangoKiloZulu & Uli Nefzer. Always fresh and uplifting every month.

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Playlist:
1.	Cimarons & Roberto Sanchez – Ship took us away 
2.	Upyard & Roberto Sanchez – Sufferah’s Time 
3.	Donovan Kingjay – Jail House 
4.	Lewis Bennett – Jail House Dub 
5.	Aza Lineage – Give thanks for Life 
6.	Dubarise feat Jellis – Out of my Head 
7.	Dubarise – Out of my Head Dub 
8.	Leo Tan – New Jerumsalem 
9.	I-Niverse – New Jerusalem 
10.	Danny Red – Zion 
11.	Eddie Thone / Kunta Kinte
12.	Dixie Peach & The Disciples – No More War (Discomix) 
13.	Dixie Peach – When Jah 
14.	10.000 Lions & Vibronics – When Jah Dub 
15.	Unlisted Fanatic – Celebration Time feat. MariJah 
16.	Joshua Hales – Way Side 
17.	Dub Empire – Dub Side 
18.	Dub Empire – Samurai 
19.	Dub Empire - Ronin
20.	Ras Tinny – Bout a Mothers Llife 
21.	Dub Empire – Bout a Dub Life 
22.	Peter Hunnigale – Jah Reggae Music 
23.	Peter Hunnigale – Jah Reggae Music Dub 
24.	African Warriors feat. G Warrior – Guidance & Itection 
25.	African Warriors – Itection Dub 
26.	Kai Dub feat. Dub Kazman – Osaka To Bristol 
27.	Kai Dub feat. Dub Kazman – Osaka To Bristol (Heavy Mix) 
28.	Panzer Dub - ABNÉGATION ft. Atlas Dub Pt. 1  
29.	Panzer Dub - ABNÉGATION ft. Atlas Dub Pt. 2 
30.	Ray Ranking – Jah Children Dubplate Cut 1 
31.	Fikir Amlak & King Alpha – The Volta
32.	Royal Philosopher – Thank you Jah 
33.	Yared – Thank you Jah Dubwise 
34.	An Dannsa Dub feat. Tom Spirals – All Things that shall pass 
35.	King Lorenzo – Down Ya Inna Babylon 
36.	Locks MessenJAH - In JAH I Trust Dub 
37.	Saah Karim & Mysticwood – Definition of Love
38.	Mysticwood – Definition of Dub
39.	Ashanti Selah & Oscat – Rituals 
40.	Bleu Soleil x Luiza – Soleil Bleu

Rootikal Radioshow #120 - 29th May 2025

@blue_steel
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https://blue-steel.bandcamp.com

Cover art by instagram.com/f0revem0re

„ok so picture this lil knight—not really knightly looking, more just called that—dancing all soft and floaty, kinda like a baroque-y ballet, maybe a passepied? not sure. he moves like a cat, tail all fluffy, spinning slow... and then halfway through you just stop caring and start floating up for no reason. that’s pretty much it.”

blue steel is a Warsaw-based producer making music somewhere between emotional trance flashbacks and save screen ambience. used to do more club stuff, but now mostly enjoys wandering through glitching textures, clunky combat, and epic finales. his recent releases sketch out a path from restless dungeons to sun-drenched ruins.

Due to a recent law in Hungary, made to limit the right of assembly, amongst other minorities, the LGBTQ community and Budapest Pride face uncertain times.
The only answer to this, is to unite and let our voices heard.
We need to safeguard queer spaces.

Electronic music has always been a safe space for the queer community, so Marmint is launching a compilation in solidarity with Budapest Pride on the 28th of June, 2025.
The digital release is going to be accessible on Soundcloud, Nina Protocol, Bandcamp and other streaming services.

All proceeds go to Budapest Pride (Szivárvány Misszió Alapítvány)
https://budapestpride.hu/tamogass-rendszeres-tamogatas-adjukossze

Support

blue steel - Nimble Feet of Knight Khajiit (incl. Ascension Passage)

The other day, I found myself reflecting on how music-making, something once so sacred to me, had lost much of its meaning over the years. I’ve spent so much time oscillating: between working independently and being signed to a major label, between relying on external structures and going it alone, between bands, side projects, collaborations, and breakdowns. I’ve endured the fallouts of toxic friendships, creative partnerships gone sour, and the slow erosion of trust that comes from repeatedly offering your vulnerability to the wrong people.

The trauma of those experiences, betrayal, burnout, and creative exploitation, left scars. There were long stretches where I couldn’t create. Or wouldn’t. I was afraid to give too much of myself again, afraid of being used, discarded, or misunderstood. Music became a landmine field of memory and mistrust. The rhythm was lost.

But lately, something’s shifted. A flicker. A pulse. A rhythm returning.

I’ve started to hear again. Not just sound, but the impulse to create. Ideas come in waves, bursts of inspiration I can’t ignore. And for the first time in a long while, I welcome them without questioning their purpose. It feels like the spirit of music has found me again. Possessed me, in the best way.

What’s different now is that I’ve stopped tying creation to outcomes. I’m no longer chasing metrics, audience reach, or platform performance. I don’t care if it goes viral. I don’t care if it even gets heard. The act of creating is enough. Making something from nothing, purely because I can, feels like a radical reclamation of joy.

Maybe it’s this return to form, or formlessness, that’s guiding me back to myself. I’m rediscovering what it means to make music without strings attached. No algorithm, no pressure, no false sense of worth assigned by streams or likes. Just the sound in my head, brought to life on my own terms.

And for now, that’s more than enough.

July 25, 2025

OTO Records and Red I Sound presents a tuff new 7” vinyl “CHAKRA”

Side A features Lady Skavya from India on the vocals delivering & chanting third eye conscious lyrics on a heavy eastern style steppas riddim by Soulsteppa. The flip side comes with a heavy meditative dub by Red-i

Mixed by: Red-i
Mastered By: Vibronics
Release date: September 17, 2025

*** All Pre-orders will be shipped from the UK ***

Lady Skavya meets Soulsteppa - Chakra + Chakra Dub (7" vinyl clips)

As the infamous rude boys of OPM, Cosmic Love has been urging people to get up and go crazy since 2004. Formed at the end of 2003 by guitarist Bong Luib, singer Anton Saldana and bassist KC Caballero, the band ushered in the funky-folky-feelgood vibe that defined their earlier sounds, with songs such as ‘Love Yourself’, ‘Free Your Soul’ and ‘Tabla’. This initial lineup also included CJ Olaguera (Queso) on drums and Carive Rodriquez on percussions. Since then, Cosmic Love has undergone several lineup overhauls that at one point also included Lourd Sevilla on drums, Paolo Asuncion and pooj Cua on guitars, Lian Cruz on backing vocals, Miko Acu on turntables and Jean Govinda and Erwin Ilagan on percussions.

With performances that can be invariably described as fun, electrifying, and yes—crazy, Cosmic Love earned themselves a loyal following that tailed them to gigs all over the city to such holes-in-the-wall as 6 Underground, Halo, Mayric’s, Absinth, Rock Radio, Club Sound Experience, Capone’s, and Saguijo Cafe. Not limiting themselves to the metro, the band also enjoyed sharing their music outside of Manila, performing wild, breathtaking live sets in Puerto Galera, Punta Fuego, Zambales, Vigan and La Union. One of the most memorable gigs outside Metro Manila was the first surfing festival of its kind held in La Union, where the band received a plaque of appreciation. To this day, Cosmic Love is still a favorite of the music-loving surfing community of the Philippines, and has enjoyed their support and friendship.

By the summer of 2005 Cosmic Love had already released their limited-edition EP, launched in the renowned Saguijo Café to a standing-room crowd. This eponymously titled EP’s packaging was no more than a re- writable CD inside a ziploc bag, and yet it sold out. It featured three songs that included their early single ‘Fireflies’. That same year they were also part of SMBs Oktoberfest 2005 roster, and also collaborated with hip hop’s Turbulence Production’s artist Nimbus 9ine for the beach-friendly jam ‘Island Lovin’’ , a summer anthem which subsequently received airplay on some radio stations. They also collaborated with MC Psylent for the jazz-infused track ‘Peace’.

With a 12-track demo to their portfolio—displaying their ability to switch and flow from one genre to another and yet still maintain their integrity and credibility as musicians---the buzz around the band kept growing, attracting fans that ranged from corporate suits to hipsters to rockabilly heads to beach bumming surfers. It has been said that Cosmic Love will “get you out of your seat and make you rock out just as hard as they do (often just as a reflex to their sonic assault of funky baselines, and kinky guitar riffs.)" Among crowd favorites were the ode-to-the-wild-child-in-all-of-us-hymn ‘PNP’ (Pawis na Pawis) and the lovely, groovy meta-ballad ‘Beautiful Kind’.

In 2006, together with their friends Sinosikat and Pinoystories, Cosmic Love pioneered the Pinoy Soul Movement, a monthly event that gathered and showcased the best soul, rock, funk and other hybrid-genre acts at the time. A year later, when the movement grew to include other bands, they were able to release a compilation album under Warner Music. In 2008 they released their second EP, entitled ‘Funkalawakan’, a four-track offering, with two of the tracks featuring larger-than-life funk icon Karl Roy and Pinoy Stories' Camoi Miraflor. 'Funkalawakan' sold out in no time at all, to a packed house and the crowd went home funkified to the max and happy. 

Not long after this, the band decided to go for a lineup rethink, and ultimately, a newer, muscular, crunchier sound. With Bong and Anton the only two members left from the original lineup, Cosmic Love was resurrected once more via a new roster that now featured Tuts Calinawan (Queso) on bass, Anjo Elemos (Kapatid) on guitars fortifying the funk, and Paolo Rosal (Queso) on drums, adding the musical equivalent of firepower, brawn and sexiness to their already hyper-electric performances. With this ‘maming’ lineup at the helm, fresh tracks are now being laid down for recording: ‘Hard Without’, ‘Not What She Said’, ‘State of Emergency’ and ‘Soul Elevator’.

As anyone who has heard or seen them knows, these boys don’t just give you a show, they give you an experience. It is a rare thing nowadays to watch a live show such as Cosmic Love’s, one that doesn’t put on airs or pretensions to coolness. Their fans have been able to trace the arc of their career by witnessing a refreshing honesty to their personas and performances. Part of the rawness that cemented their reputations was Anton getting electrocuted in one instance by a wayward microphone in mid-song, shaking it off to cuss out the organizers, and continuing the song. In another gig, drummer Lourd had ingested too much of whatever and promptly slept for eight whole counts before Bong kicked the snares and woke him up. He resumed playing, of course. In one memorable gig, some members of the band happily (if drunkenly) took the revelry to another level by punching each other out. Not that they're on bad terms for long, anyhow. Any fan and friend of the band knows this is just another gig, another day. In Bong's own words, 'Pumutok lang po.' Having always considered themselves a jam band, according to ‘mic commander’ Anton, they often just jam together on some beach, or someone’s house, or in the middle of some unplanned cookout. Whatever the dysfunctional trials and tribulations it is that they’ve laid the soundtrack of our lives against, you know none of it is faked. In this age of cultivated images and posers, Cosmic Love truly lives up to- and pays the price for---its hard-living credo: "24/7 Rockerz" indeed. 

It’s been a long road for Cosmic Love, a band that named itself as such when Bong and Anton were raptly watching Anthony Keidis explain that it was cosmic love that brought RHCP together, and for sure, it is a road worth travelling. Their first full-length album, entitled---with the dripping reflexive irony that is characteristic of them and their sound-- ‘Bad Signs’, is due for release on March 2013, and you better be ready.


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