Deep & Dub Tracks and Mixes

Cubic Space Collective - Live at Freerotation 2016

Nachtdigital - 2018

SoundCloud Weekly

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Free-ro

afternoon garden dome dj-set @ freerotation 2013-07-14

booking requests: romy@magnet-musik.de 
https://www.facebook.com/MoveD.official 
http://www.myspace.com/moufang 
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/moved 
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Move+D

move d @ freerotation sun 2013-07-14

Boiler Room x secretsundaze w/ Giles Smith, Portable LIVE, A Guy Called Gerald & James Priestley

[Broadcasted on 30th July 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

Portable LIVE in the Boiler Room

Boiler Room Paris x Sound Pellegrino w/ Surkin, BAMBOUNOU, Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team, Matthias Zimmermann, Jean Nipon b2b Koyote, 123Mrk & K-Lagane.

[Broadcasted on 5th July 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

Surkin 30 min Boiler Room Paris mix

LOGO sign an exclusive mix for the Kitsuné Club Halle W, Geneva, on December 5th!

Join the event : https://www.facebook.com/events/378010202355293/?fref=ts

Tracklist :
Tom Trago - True Friends
Tiga vs Audio - Let's Go Dancing
Logo - Cardiocleptomania
SCNTST - Percee Scan
Daft Punk - Teachers (Eats Sloppy re Edit)
Jam City - Worst Illusion
Carte Blanche - The Molecules
Logo - No Name

LOGO - Kitsuné Club Night for Halle W, Geneva

1. Heardman- Leuca
2. Jungian Economic- Nigeria, 1961
3. Lightboxes- And They Knew
4. Seth- Not Where You Should Be
5. Bunki-SKTCH
6. Portia Winters-Run Like Wolves With Me
7. Willo- Souvenir
8. Tweed & Hyenas- Norðasta Horn
9. Moddle- Top and Bottom Pie
10. Lugh- Guerir
11. Little Liar- Incomplete
12. La Leif- Forest
13. Bella Maeva- Shadow
14. Tasty K- Hilly Fields
15. Ballerino- Amateur Response
16. Towards Green- Kids & Elephants
17. Benji Tranter & The Hologram Band- The Different Elk
18. John García- Por el agua, en el camino
19. Sammi Ingamells- Golden
20. Break Mirrors- Come Around
21. Nothing in Nowhere- Grown On
22. De Luna- It's Happening Now
23. Vladimir Woodham-Smith- Senseless
24. Shanaz Dorsett- Cherry
25. Bled White Boy- Wet
26. Citadelles- Second Silence
27. Captain Zanzibar- Cups Of Tea
28. Louis Genet- Up Arrow Nation
29. Oh Boy- An Unbearable Weight
30. Scott Bowley- You Don't Know Me


NX Mixtape 2014

Prince Of Denmark - Prypjat

Machinedrum with dBridge, Om Unit + Fracture - 31st March 2015

If you checked out our show on BBC Radio 1 last month you may have noticed something curious about the tracklist for Nina Kraviz's guest mix: eight of the 17 cuts she selected were by Bjarki. Kraviz used the mix to showcase the upcoming releases on her label Trip, and since it launched last year, Bjarki has emerged as its brightest talent. So far we've had just a taste of the Icelandic artist's style. His recent EP, Arthur And Intergalactic Whales, featured the wonderfully mindless "I Wanna Go Bang," which is shaping up to be one of the biggest techno tracks of 2015, and the more subtle but no less powerful "Orange Juice Man." His tracks for the Trip compilations De Niro Is Concerned and The Deviant Octopus were more functional, but "Revolution" and "Polygon Pink Toast" were both quietly unique. As strong as Bjarki's music has been so far though, it's his vast quantity of unreleased tracks that confirms just how bright his future could be. A brief biography on his Facebook page describes him as "a very low profile, stay-at-home audiophile," and below Bjarki says that it's a total necessity for him to bang tracks out quickly. This frees him to shoot off in many different directions while maintaining the rock-solid low-end that's become one of his trademarks. 

You'll see what we mean on RA.484. The mix is exclusively made up of unreleased Bjarki tracks, some of which will come out on Trip, some of which will never be released. The strikingly diverse hour takes in jacking, Chicago-influenced cuts, deadly serious deep techno, and a moment of hardcore revivalism that, like Bjarki himself, we're sure you'll be hearing more of. 


What have you been up to recently? 

We have been working on a music video for "I Wanna Go Bang." Very exited to see the final outcome. 

How and where was the mix recorded? 

In my basement in Copenhagen, where most of the tracks were made. 

Tell us about the idea behind the mix. 

It's a selection of tracks from earlier this year. All unreleased, some will be out on Trip and others might never see a release, who knows. I don't think all my music needs to be released. Sharing it with my Trip family members and see them playing it live is enough. 

The opening track in the mix is something that got me inspired after talking to a friend who is a ballet dancer. She told me about the serious steps ballerinas can go through. It sounded like a lot of pain and tears. I ended up writing a short fiction about a traumatised ballerina. She is in deep water, almost drowning, building up her strength and control as her movements are slow, struggling to dance her way up to the surface to breath. 

Do you tend to produce quickly? The volume of unreleased music in the mix would suggest so. 

Yeah I make music quite quickly. It's just like a photo, a moment of excitement that I capture and if I like it, it's done and I bounce it. Sometimes I make music right before a show and then just play it. Every time I spend too much time on it I end up getting really bored and lose the feeling. 

Tell us about the techno scene in Iceland. 

There has always been a lot of music coming from Iceland. There aren't many clubs in Reykjavik, mostly bars. There is one venue that has clubbing standards called Paloma, where we did our first Trip party. Maybe with the trip label we generated a buzz in the scene. Our cave party earlier this summer and my latest release caught a lot of attention.

What are you up to next? 

Learning more about composition, and working with real musicians. It's seems like a right moment for a deeper musical knowledge. I really need it to be able to create the music I want. So studying is definitely up next.

484 RA.484 Bjarki - 2015.09.07

Lee Burridge presents a mix of ethereal techno for the ladies on this week's RA podcast.

RA.129 Lee Burridge

The main idea behind this mix was to create a soothing, positive sonic landscape to help me clear my mind. The mix avoids going into abstract or darker territories, and in my opinion has a rather friendly vibe to it.

It seemed like a good idea to share this with my Soundcloud friends. Please enjoy.

Peter Van Hoesen - Prismatic Wish - An Ambient Mix

Vincent Casanova crafts a beautiful groovy downtempo recording for this 28th session, in support of his latest EP '365'
https://pro.beatport.com/release/365/1724652

Sound by: Vincent Casanova.
Photograph by: Elisa Garbarino.

More info:
http://archipel.cc/
https://soundcloud.com/vincentcasanova


[Archipel Podcast 028] Vincent Casanova

sunday dome set at freerotation 2016
unfortunately not the best, but some of you were asking for it...
onelove

Move D @ Freerotation 2016

Streamed on NTSLive https://www.mixcloud.com/NTSRadio/aboutface-16th-july-2016/ 

Recording of 2016 Freerotation performance 'Vaga'. Using the River Wye's characteristics to narrate a reflection of humanity; where have we come from, who we were, who we are and who we may become. The cross currents relating to poly rhythms, the hidden rhythms of whitewater the time signatures. Recordings taken from a 20 mile canoe trip down the river Wye which runs close to the festival location.

Full details here: http://www.aboutfacemusik.co.uk/#!vaga-live-at-freerotation-2016/mpxe9

Synths, recordings, guitar, Hapi Drum, percussion - Ben Kelly
Violin - Taro (https://soundcloud.com/taro_sound)
Extracts from 'Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey' by William Wordsworth recited by - Jenna Whelan

Aboutface Live Feat. Taro - Vaga (Live At Freerotation 10.07.2016)

Mudkid live at Free Rotation 2016

It's a wobble thing.

#GCWradio | 15/07/16 | Mudkid - Freerotation | 2016

So after much deliberation I’ve finally decided to upload the recording of my set from Freerotation this year.
I was thinking to edit out the imperfections such as record skipping, or where I had the high pass filter turned up without realising (one reason I don’t get on with Allen & Heath), but instead I’ve left it raw, as it was heard on the night, because the atmosphere was electric, saturday night, smack in the middle of this wonderful festival, the room was going off!!! This is a set I won’t ever forget playing, it’s not perfect and my levels are all over the place, but the recording perfectly captures the magical vibes circulating the dance floor that night, and the strength of this outweighs any need to worry about my mistakes, so here it is, hope you enjoy it as much as I did playing it.

Freerotation 2016

Alex Downey Live at Freerotation 2016

A few snippets from our live set at Freerotation 2016. Our first gig as Cubic Space Collective in just over 20 years.

Big love to Steevio and Suzybee, and all the crew, performers and party people who made Freerotation such an amazing gig!

Obscurant

Obscurant (Inna Loft Mix By Call Super)

Angular beats from a breakthrough Danish DJ.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=579

@courtesy707

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.579 Courtesy

Vivid & colorful techno explorations from Gothenburg sound artist David Sabel in his Birds ov Paradise guise. Two trippy rays of sunshine through the morning mist & an Aniara remix on the flip!

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Birds ov Paradise - Olika Ljud

Mystical rhythms and worldly grooves from an experimental icon.

Download and tracklisting: https://www.xlr8r.com/podcasts/2018/01/podcast-524-burnt-friedman/

XLR8R Podcast

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XLR8R Podcast 524: Burnt Friedman

After releasing their first two releases on one disc, the third release on Amsterdam imprint Working Titles is a release on its own. Label founders Scott Franka & Kaap are behind the label’s third release that features two epic tracks from the Dutch pair and again finds them exploring new and exciting techno territory with their lively machine jams. 

First track 'Poise I' is a deep and dubbed out techno track with deft synths slowly shapeshifting and bringing sombreness to the quickened groove. It’s late night music to zone you out with sparse but rich detailing to keep your mind occupied and it gets ever-busier over the course of thirteen enthralling minutes. Then 'Poise II' is a 16 minute masterpiece that is watery and dubby. It has undulating synth currents and increasingly textured snares. Building to a peak then pulling back, with occasional freaky vocal sounds and sci-fi motifs, it is a truly cinematic piece that closes out an ambitious EP. 

Support by ao
Stephen Brown (Transmat/Indigo Aera) - "Hooked on Poise 1" 
Jay Clarke (Klockworks) - "Poise I, super nice vibe. Nice one"
Mirella Kroes - "that Poise II track is hot... thank you"
Mosca - "Poise II, when it gets going, is a killer"
JP Enfant (LET/De School) - "YES! another sick ep by these two!"
DJ Bone (Subject Detroit) - "Poise I is dope! Supporting"
Thor (Thule Records) - "Great release, full support !"
CTRLS (Token) - "funky and clever. nice"
Eric Cloutier (The Bunker NY) - "so fast yet so good. :-D"
Fred P / Black Jazz Consortium (Soul People Music) - "Nice One!"
ASOK (Lobster Theremin / Mistress / M>O>S) - "Poise 1 - amazing, as usual from these guys"
Darko Esser / Tripeo - "Dope & trippy"
Ben Sims (Symbolism) - "cool cuts"
Iron Curtis (Acid Test Mule Smallville ) - "Poise 1 is beautiful. Liking this a lot and can't wait to play this out. Thanks."

Scott Franka & Kaap - Poise I

Tresor Records are pleased to present S_W_Z_K, the new project from David Brown aka Swayzak. Whilst the name remains identifiable, S_W_Z_K presents a clear departure from his work with James Taylor who recently left the legendary production duo. Taking cues from the outfit’s heavier live material, Brown — with the sporadic help of long time collaborator and friend Richard Davis — steers S_W_Z_K into deep and spacious techno on this eponymous debut album.

	Before taking different paths in July last year, Taylor and Brown had been producing together since 1997. A union that spawned five studio albums, two high profile DJ comps and stack of genre-spanning EPs, Swayzak became one of the leading figures of !K7 Records, as well as appearing on labels like Force Tracks, M_nus and of course, their own Swayzak Recordings and 240 Volts. But it’s their legacy as a formidable live act that lays the groundwork for Brown’s new direction as S_W_Z_K, turning the pair's chaotic, experimental and textural live aesthetic into a recorded signature that’s energetic, raw and unrestrained.

“The project was to make sonically powerful music that would work in clubs without necessarily making "club music". The tracks are very minimal in the sense that no more than ten sounds were used, giving each track space to breathe.” comments Brown.

	S_W_Z_K is an Intelligent Dance album with Berlin sensibilities. It balances the more pensive, introverted Warp moments like “Elsenstr. 171” and progressive closer “End of the Line Old Boy” with plenty of floor friendly cuts. From the shimmering Basic Channel-hailing opener “31 Techniques” the album plunges into steelier, hydraulic recesses with “Dimanche Noir” before Artificial Intelligence and the Tresor basement collide in “Neukölln Mon Amour”. The remainder of the album continues to reinvent itself, working over a restricted sound pallet and yet culminating in a diverse, rich and intriguing long player. 

S_W_Z_K deftly showcases Brown’s 20 years of electronic craftsmanship, with tracks like the morphing “Marianne F” and multi-tiered “The Last Drop” flaunting a particularly inventive approach to sound design. It’s a stunning juncture in an already prolific and venerable career, and one Tresor Records look forward to fostering in the future.

01. S_W_Z_K - 31 Techniques

Boiler Room x Modern Love w/ Demdike Stare, Rainer Veil, G.H & Andy Stott.

[Broadcast on 14th August 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv