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Video here: https://youtu.be/BbaVdAo5WH8 :)

Jamie Tiller @ HÖR (Berlin) 26.02.2021

Harlemmerstraat, December 2010

I was in the red and too in the zone to notice so apologies for the distortions but maybe some can dig!

Journey To The Infinite [Mix, 2010]

Jamie Tiller & Lauren Hansom @ The Lot Radio 07 - 24 - 2022

Recording of our warm up for Inner Totality.. giddy up!
Wanted to post the full night but the end of the recording was clipping pretty bad. Too many wibes.

Warmup at Cantina for Inner Totality 25.02.23

The breezy sound of the Canadian Riviera, from Mood Hut's Pender Street Steppers.

https://www.nts.live/shows/pender-street-steppers/episodes/pender-street-steppers-4th-april-2023

PENDER STREET STEPPERS w/ Inner Totality 040423

Next up on the EstimuloShow guest mix series i have the pleasure to present Myles Mac from Melbourne, record digger, DJ, event host, and probably well known to most of you for running the long standing, influential podcast series "Melbourne Deepcast".
For us he put together a selection of mainly 90s digs and nugs, that will  keep you asking "wow, whats that" and sharking for IDs, we're sure. 
Enjoy!

PS: And as an early heads up for those in Berlin, Myles Mac, Nummer and yours truly will be on the decks at  Paloma Bar on the 26th of August. Hope to see you there!

EstimuloShow GUEST MIX: Myles Mac (Melbourne Deepcast)

Full track list and feature here: https://shrptyp.co/SharpFM009

“The feel-bad mix of the summer!”

From Tornado Wallace: 
"It contains only music used in films from 1987-2001: Chungking Express, Lost Highway, Opera, Perfect Blue, Trainspotting, Leon: The Professional, Fallen Angels, Cruel Intentions, Hackers, Johnny Mnemonic, Cool World, Strange Days, Ghost In The Shell, and more. Perhaps there's some commonality there. I wanted to conceptualise this mix in this way as movies have really been resonating with my songwriting at the moment, and I wanted to celebrate particular films that have been extra inspirational for that process.”"

Tornado Wallace aka Lewie Day is a Berlin-based producer, DJ, and musician whose genre-spanning dance sets and studio releases are loosely defined by their generous ambience and cinematic immersiveness. Appropriately, every song here is pulled from a Letterboxd lover’s delight of international films.

You'll find your memory pleasantly jogged as these songs are given new context here. Sensual trip hop lamentations and shoegazing walls of guitar find common ground, and when’s the last time you heard Faye Wong and U2 in the same mix? These songs pull from the well of cultural nostalgia and, yet, the sum of their parts feels half a step ahead of the zeitgeist.

009: Tornado Wallace

Dishing up an extended all-spice-mix from local hot saucier @lava-brain. Prepare for some genuine mind realignment with 3.5 hours of mesmerisingly deep heat!

Q. Hey Eric, what inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another?

A. Thanks for having me! I don’t know if there was a conscious thought so much, but lots of music to either get you in a meditative mood or moving depending on how you’re feeling. I guess there are definitely a lot of elements from the 90s Bristol scene threaded through the mix in one way or another. That trip hop/down tempo sound was really a big gateway into a lot of electronic music for me and it’s what I was listening to a lot of when I first started DJing. ‘Bass is Maternal’ by Smith & Mighty was a really big record for me; bringing together a lot of trip hop, dub, bass, breakbeat and jungle sounds, which feature in a lot of tracks in the mix.    

Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart?

Definitely! There’s a mix of some older favs like 'Transient' by Mr G, 'Tokyo Dawn' by Doc Scott & a Smith & Mighty tune. 'The Edgelands' by Rings Around Saturn has definitely had its fair share of listens over the years for me too. There's also a bunch of newer tracks, lots of local favourites & just music that inspires me. 
One tune which I hold especially close would have to be Delano Smith’s ‘The Rock’. I remember hearing it for the first time and I still find it hard not to get hypnotised by it. The vocal sample about universal unity is also pretty groovy :)

Q. Tell us what’s the latest with the visual aspect of your Lava Brain project? How would you describe your approach?

A. It’s been really great to get more opportunities to work on the live visuals & projection mapping part of my practice recently and to focus on it 100% at a party. 

In terms of my approach to integrating the two, with every event there are so many different elements that need to work together to make it a success. I think it's really about creating an awesome experience, working together with the music and space to compliment each other and help curate a mood. Working with different collectives or venues is always interesting, as all the elements change including the physical space and I enjoy the design process; usually starting with the logical side of the ‘how’ will this technically work and then the ‘what’ in terms of creative content. 

I guess I try to tap into my own feelings when designing an install or content and ask myself something like ‘How would this make me feel in the context of the party, music and space and what’s the intention we as a collective are trying to curate?’ I’m also starting to expand my setup, experimenting with mapping a small wireless midi controller to be able to still be able to control the visuals while being away from the laptop and part of the party, letting me further tap into those intuitive feelings. 

Currently I’m working on a visual instalment for Ferdydurke’s 11th birthday on August 12th and have been working with some new projection materials, experimenting with sheer fabrics to project a succession of images above the dancefloor to give a sort of floating holographic tunnel effect. For the event I’m also working on building a motorised lighting sculpture for the entrance to the venue, which is something new for me. 
In parallel, I’m working on some grant applications and starting to look for sponsorships for a multi-day projection art and music series I’m working on, in collaboration with the Section 8 crew. With all going to plan, that should be happening mid-next year. 
Other than that, continuing to learn, play and experiment, currently I’m starting to teach myself Touch Designer to expand that side of my creative practice and just always staying open to new projects and collaborations :)

MDC.286 Lava Brain

‘For home use only’ is an anti-club social, a chance to get to know someone/something. A series of transmissions purely dedicated to exploring the other side.

We come (back) in peace! And with a gift from Chaz, A man who spends most of his days getting inside other people's heads, he offers us a rare glimpse inside of his own. A timeless selection of ardent classics, gracefully woven together with love and affection. Put your blinds down and your feet up. Much love. X

FHUO # 88 // Chaz

Live recording from the shores of Lago Trasimeno, Italy, during a sunlit mid August evening. Experience the energy from the Afro Templum party with this skillfully curated mix by Andrea Dallera (Dualismo Sound) and Gabriele Casiraghi (Sunny Crypt). Features a selection of exciting forthcoming releases from both labels.

Sound Metaphors Mix Series 22 : Dualismo Sound and Gabriele (Sunny Crypt)

TASCAM DR-40

Jamie Tiller - Live @ Moony Habits, LA [24/06/2017]

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.588 Jamie Tiller

Listen to Jamie Tiller live recorded at the Oktoberakel clubnight at Robert Johnson in October 2018.

Jamie Tiller – Oktoberakel at Robert Johnson, 20 October 2018

Crack Mix 279 – Jamie Tiller

Music From Memory co-founder Jamie Tiller delivers a red-hot club mix for the 70th edition of the Phonica Mix Series. Full feature: bit.ly/phonicamix70

Phonica Mix Series 70: Jamie Tiller

Video here > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3FHEv4n5Rs :)

Jamie Tiller @ HÖR (Berlin) 15.10.2020

https://soundcloud.com/music-from-memory
https://soundcloud.com/secondcircle
https://soundcloud.com/basicspirit

Radio show 🔊 https://www.nts.live/shows/jamie-tiller

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Crack Mix 279 – Jamie Tiller

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