Week 67 of BETAMAX invites Producer, DJ, and music lover from Moscow, Russia - Andrey Sinitsin aka @Sin-it-sin 

Andrey started his musical journey as a drummer in a rock band. However, he has always been interested in experimenting with different genres, including electronic music. His interest in electronic music led him to dive deeper into the production realm of music creation and he began to understand how his favorite tracks were made. With this insight, he began writing music himself. He now mainly focuses on creating electro, techno, and IDM.

The name Betamax stands for quality electronic music and analog warmth in micro/minimal/lo-fi/tech house/breakbeat and electro genres. The show itself is a mix series to represent groovy, funky, and rough sounds to show a more creative and experimental approach to dance music and @Play4n4.

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BETAMAX067 | Sin:it:sin

https://www.instagram.com/kafkactrl
https://soundcloud.com/kafkactrl

Bio & TL:

Hiding in the shadows of a big white mountain, KafkaCtrl escapes his data hustling job by crafting soundwaves and sonic landscapes. You can find his cold and infectious electro on labels like Vortex Traks, Artificial Horizons and Noise To Meet You with more music coming ahead!

Latest vinyl release on Vortex Trax:

https://www.juno.co.uk/products/kafkactrl-the-machinery/845690-01/

1. Binary Entity - MetaComplex - [MetaComplex]
2. Beacon Monitor System - E.R.P. - [Forgotten Future  Records]
3. Dynamics of Underground - Sound Synthesis - [Orbital Mechanics]
4. Caves Of Ociya Syndor - Lake Haze - [Atlantic Thunder]
5. Soapdish - 214 - [Klakson]
6. Karma Flies - Morphology - [Analogical Force]
7. Routine Horror - Adam Jay - [Detroit Underground]
8. The Zone - PRZ - [Clone Records]
9. Ab Sofort - Hoax Believers - [Distrito 91]
10. Skin Walker - L-Pad - [Science Cult]
11. Machine Funk - Robodrum - [Detriti Records]
12. Knocking - False Persona & Nite Fleit - [Tripalium Corp]
13. Cone of Silence - Versalife - [Delsin Records]
14. Ibex - Patricia - [Analogical Force]
15. Monarchy - Hyperstellar - [Zone Music]
16. Reach For The Dead - Boards of Canada - [Warp]

CyberDomain - KafkaCtrl

State of Play w/ Paul Hierophant & Plant43 - 30- April-22 | Threads

On our way back to Madrid, we’re glad to welcome on board one of those tireless music activists on the national scene, Redwan Chakrani (@redwan). Like many of us, he embarked on the electronic universe as an eager clubber in his hometown Barcelona in the early 2000s and has not stopped loving music since then. Nowadays he’s one of the heads of Trauma (@trauma-collective), a collective and label focused on the most authentic versions of leftfield techno. Yet, on this occasion, he offers a top-of-the-line electro selection bringing classics and present-day tracks together, from a sentimental approach to a more mental one. Enjoy it!

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Tracklist:

01 - In2minds - The Beginning (Open Mind Recordings, 2006)
02 - Vivan Koch - When Will We Meet Again (a.r.t.less, 2019)
03 - Die Gestalten - Eine andere Welt (Die Gestalten Records, 2018)
04 - UR - The Illuminator (Underground Resistance, 1995)
05 - DJCJ - Make of the Geez (Lifeforms, 2020)
06 - Die Gestalten - Eismond Europa (Emotions Electric, 2021)
07 - Shifted Phases - Lonely Journey Of The Comet Bopp (Tresor, 2002)
08 - Sansibar - 4digitghost (Darknet, 2020)
09 - Zobol - Hardware Graveyard (Noise To Meet You, 2021)
10 - Ever Vivid - Lost Love (Open MInd Recordings, 2010)
11 - Gosub - Earth Recompile (Frustrated Funk, 2005)
12 - Privacy - Apex Predator (Lobster Theremin Black Label, 2015)
13 - Jensen Interceptor - Lean Before the Interview (BNR Trax, 2016)
14 - Locked Club - WC (PRIVATE PERSONS, 2020)
15 - L.F.T. - Visitors (Return To Disorder, 2019)
16 - Illektrolab - 3.Overdrive (Satamile Records NYC, 2007)
17 - Aloka - Blind Spot (Haws, 2020)
18 - Boris Barksdale - Zverlectron (Phormix Tapes, 2021)
19 - Boris Barksdale - Vals Fantasma (Phormix Tapes, 2021)
20 - UR - The Final Frontier (Underground Resistance, 1992)

N2MU PDCST066 - Redwan

Tracklisting - 

Paul Hierophant set:
01. New Order - Your Silent Face - Factory Records 
02. Arovane - Reihen - 12K
03. Transpac -Transpac Network -  Electro 
04. Plant 43 - Evapotransiprations -Gentrified Underground 
05. John Shima -  - CPU Modular 1 - CPU
06. Flug -  Just You - Avoidant
07. Cyrk  - Obsession - Burial Soil
08. Dynarec - Libertine 17 - LIbertine Records
09. Shun - the door- ===CPU 

Ravn Jonasson set:
01. Henry 3000 - Connect The Dots
02. Interviews -Miami String 
03. Manao - Lanso A Braba (Manao Edit)
04. Thomas P. Heckmann - Dope Head 
05. OCB - Scum Planet 
06. Ravn Jonassen - The Struggle Is Real! 
07. Dagga & Manao - Escape From Horno City 
08. Manko & Soft Crunge - Unknown Sequence 
09. Nite Fleit & CYRK - Navel Gaze 
10. Alienata & CYRK - G Factor 
11. Anthony Rother & CYRK - Robot Female Maskuline 
12. Jako Jako & CYRK - Modulator

State of Play w/ Paul Hierophant & Burial Soil (Ravn Jonassen) - 28-May-22| Threads

Today we introduce you to the Electro producer and live act OBZERV, based in the U.K. His music inspired by concepts from the realms of science fiction and through his subtle observation of life.

1. Which artists has influenced you the most?

- There is not one artist that has inspired me the most, different artists are constantly inspiring me in different ways. Two artists that come to mind straight away are Animistic Beliefs and The Outsert. These two artist have been inspiring me recently to create music that doesn’t specifically confine to any genre and takes inspiration from different genres and cultures to create something that is different.

2. What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- I have not been working very much on releasing music at the moment but you can expect to see some of my electro work on Cultivated Electronics and GunFinger Food in the coming year.

3. Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- I really have no idea. I want to release some of my new music eventually but I am always asking myself which labels would be good for me to release on. For listening pleasure I have been listening to mostly friends music recently, labels such as Patchbay Records, Gunfinger Food feel relevant to me at the moment because I personally feel involved in their journey.

4. What inspires you now to create music?

- I mostly inspired by my friends to create music. I am constantly working with friends and in the midst of collaboration I feel that my most creative side comes out. I feel a lot more inspired when working with someone than when I am alone, I think this is because you have someone to bounce ideas back and fourth with and I feel a lot less judgmental about my work.

5. What set-up do you use when creating music?

- I have been gigging a bit recently so have been using my hardware to write music for my live sets. I am using a Digitakt, Digitone, SH01A, Micromonsta, a rat distortion pedal and a strymon deco tape saturation pedal. I will create ideas with this set up and try to make them into full tracks later on using ableton to record the sounds.

Follow:
Soundcloud: @obzerv

Strange But Dance Music LIVE #11: OBZERV

Romain Jauzas a.k.a. Jauzas The Shining (@jauzastheshining) is a well-known personality within the electro scene. This French artist made a name for himself in the early 2000s as one of the resident DJs at Zoobizarre in his hometown, Bordeaux, and hasn’t stopped spreading his love to the electro genre since then, not only as a DJ but also as a producer on labels such as Transient Force, New Flesh, Space Factory, or Brokntoys among others. On this occasion, Jauzas The Shining offers an eclectic and catchy journey full of his very own productions. Enjoy it!
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TRACKLIST:
1)analyse me (Tripalium)
2)anxiety(shipwrec)
3)the future sound of Ibiza(Diffuse Reality)
4)digital sensation (shipwrec)
5)not release
6)Traveling light (Gladio operations)
7)silence (soil records)
8)Hydrostatic (Tripalium)
9)lifeforms(Tripalium)
10)Forever (fume records)
11)Without return(Tripalium)

N2MU PDCST074 - Jauzas The Shining

I just love my plump tomatoes so much. You know they're right when they're bursting with juice in all the right ways.

Plump Tomato

neat electro by DVS NME, an Electro music producer/deejay and Post Punk enthusiast living in Colorado. He runs a daily blog called 'Dark Science Electro'.
@dvsnme

Richard Easel - It Will Never Be The Same
Dez Williams - Runningcircles
Versalife - Ionization
Obergman - Coma Cluster
Voice Stealer - Motorola
Ashtar Lavanda - Gratiot Shake
Das Muster - Gedankenkontrole
AUX 88 - If AM Was FM
Nullptr - Operator Theory
Siviyex - Mindcontrol
Plant43 - Neon Vista
ESS - Trigger My Sequencer
Cosmic Force - Sloppenwikkkont

Dark Science Electro

SP5 - DVS NME

FUSE08

For the 8th edition of our FUSE series, we bring you a hidden diamond in the world of electronic music; dynArec (Delsin, Kondi).
Founder of Vaporwave Records, French producer dynArec has been releasing unique and forward thinking Electro and Techno since 2003, on heavyweight labels such as Delsin, Kondi, Solar One and Bass Agenda. As well as his productions, his live performances around the World throughout this time have given him a solid reputation as one of the the most exciting artists in the scene today.

We first discovered dynArec in 2004 after hearing his exquisite album 'User Input' released on Delsin Records. We have remained glued to his releases ever since. We always wanted to bring dynArec across to the UK one day for one of our events and our first event at FOLD in March 2019 seemed to be the perfect time to do this. dynArec closed the party, preceded by other formidable artists including Claro Intelecto, Sterac, Antigone, Adapta and our co-founders Kodah and Funk Ethics. This live set was one of the most memorable sets in our history and received great feedback from many who attended.

For this live FUSE set he set out to recreate the energy from that closing set at FOLD, using some of the same exclusive tracks and sounds and the result is nothing short of a masterclass which we thoroughly enjoyed hearing.

SP5 - DVS NME

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