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Data Transmission Podcasts 2015

Great songs six

Timothy J. Fairplay In Store Mix
Kasseta Records, Athens, Greece
Saturday, 19 October 2013

This is what we managed to salvage from Timothy's in-store session here at Kasseta Records, before the digital recorder hit its storage capacity. Limited to thirty downloads.

Timothy J. Fairplay - Kasseta Records In Store Mix

This is an excerpt of the 12th recorded instore session at the PP store. 
Mixed and compiled by Optimo from Glasgow.

www.publicpossession.com

PP INSTORE SESSION #12 (OPTIMO ESPACIO)

Ivan Smagghe B2b Geoffroy Mugwump @  A Love From Outer Space (Corsica Studios) FULL SET

Optimo - Resident of the Month Podcast March 2014

<b>Retrouvez chaque samedi soir le rendez-vous cosmic-disco de Tim Sweeney en exclusivité sur les Radio Campus</b>


BIS Radio Show #732
From WNYU 89.1 FM (NYC)

Pt 1 with: <b>Timothy J Fairplay and Scott Fraser</b>

1. Black Merlin - Amazing Exotics (Adrian Tripod Remix) - Crimes Of The Future
2. Juxta Position - Mercy - Mistress
3. Klankman - Losing Control - Bunker
4. Recloose - Can’t Take It (Carl Craig Remix) - Planet E
5. Junior Fairplay - Sugar Puss
6. Scott Fraser - Body (Raudive Remix) - Astro Lab
7. Rattler Proxy - Mr Sham (Timothy J Fairplay Remix) - Lurid Music
8. Sigward - MX86’s (Scott Fraser Dark Matter Reconstruction) - SoHaSo
9. Antoni Maiovvi - Love Magnetic (Junior Fairplay Remix) - Crimes Of The Future
10. Fab Mayday - Stasera che sera (Scott Fraser Profundo Rosso Remix) - Italo Italians
11. Black Merlin - Full Denim Jacket - Crimes Of The Future
12. Antoni Maiovvi - Black Jesus - Crimes Of The Future
13. Legowelt - Fundamental Superstition - Crème Organization
14. Inhalt - Panopticon (Scott Fraser Remix) - (Emotional) Especial
15. St Julien - Lazor - Apron

http://www.beatsinspace.net/playlists/732

Beats In Space #732 (Pt.1) w/ Timothy J Fairplay and Scott Fraser

2015 is underway and with our new years eve hangover finally behind us we’re in the mood for something fresh for this weeks exclusive podcast. Step forward Luke Miskelly who as a an artist that that has always had a deep passion for electronic music was just the man we needed to get the year underway in style.

With influences of house, garage, drum and bass and jungle, Luke has developed an individual style that compliments the elements of these genres and blends them into house and techno. Since meeting FUSE label chief Enzo Siragusa in 2008, who instantly picked up on his unique style and energy for music, he has gone from strength to strength and is now a firm fixture in the London based labels close-knit roster of residents. Fitting in perfectly alongside the passionate and distinctive FUSE ethos we thought it was about time Mr. Miskelly showcased his skills for us at Data Transmission. Enjoy.

DTP417 - Luke Miskelly - Datatransmission

When most people think of Sweden they think of the usual clichés: meatballs, blondes and reasonably priced furniture. Here at Data Transmission though, we aren’t most people and the first thing we think of when someone says Sweden is house music. The Swedish House Mafia may have brought Sweden to the attention of mainstream music fans in a way not seen since Abba via their chart topping exploits but they are far from the only talent to be coming out of the Scandinavian nation in recent times with a new wave of DJs and producers taking the world by storm. At the forefront of this global takeover bid is fast rising DJ and producer Tobtok who has been moving dancefloors across the globe with his playful take on house and nu disco.

First coming to our attention via his output on French Nu disco outlet Kitsune it only took us a few listens to realise this was someone we  needed to have on the podcast and with Tobtok touching down in London to work his magic at Shapes alongside compatriot Oliver Nelson January 31st we couldn’t hope for a better time to welcome him in to the DT fold now.

So to get you in the mood – or just brighten your day - we thought it was about time we had Tobtok showcase his dexterity on the decks for DT podcast number four hundred and eighteen. Check it out now.

Tracklist

DTP418 - Tobtok - Datatransmission

Born in Siena, raised in Naples but growing up as an artist in London, Davide Squillace follows in a long line of international musicians adopted by the British capital as one of it’s very own.  Returning to Italy with a new found zeal from the European metropolis Davide quickly found himself the name on peoples lips both at home and abroad as he quickly became one of the hottest acts on the scene playing at some of the worlds coolest nightspots. 

Now living in Barcelona, he runs This and That Lab, a unique fusion of label and think tank combining music, art and culture used as a platform for Davide and other like minded artists to develop creative projects in music, visual art, design, fashion and writing. He also forms one third of electronic super group Better Lost Stupid alongside scene luminaries Martin Buttrich & Matthias Tanzmann who delivered several of our favourite performances of 2014. 

So with a big year ahead beginning with a hotly anticipated appearance at London’s Fire for Saved Records first showcase of 2015 January 31st we thought it was about time we had Davide drop a mix for our podcast series. Check it out now!

DTP419 - Davide Squillace - Datatransmission

Whether it's natural talent or simply luck, Dean Marriot, known to the world as D.Ramirez, holds the secret to musical success. Since kicking off his production career in the late '80s, the Yorkshire-born producer has repeatedly turned out essential house records, initially smashing the white label market as the Lisa Marie Experience with partner Neil Hinde (remember 'Do That To Me' and 'Keep On Jumpin''?). Then 2006 rolled around, and with it, Bodyrox's 'Yeah Yeah'; now under his solo moniker, Dean was charged with remixing the track and adding in Luciana's fiery vocal line, and then as they say, the rest is history. 

Despite being credited with reinventing electro house with this mid-noughties mega hit, Dean has shied away from the commercial direction the genre has taken since. So what is he up to now? Well, Dean's latest project, Motherload – co-run by pal Guy Williams – is designed to bring the very best in jackin beats, deep house and disco to London every month. Taking place at Islington's East Bloc, Motherload began its 2015 run last Friday, beating back the miserable weather with purely positive vibes. In conjunction with the series, Dean and Guy hit the studio too, dropping The Motherload EP via Great Stuff Recordings back in September last year.

It's not just East Bloc benefiting from Dean's devotion to house either, as he's whipped up a mix of the very finest in 4/4, exclusively for Data Transmission!


DTP420 - D.Ramirez - Datatransmission

Regardless of what people tell you everybody needs a little drum and bass in their life from time to time so for this weeks podcast we secured the services of our go to guy when we’re looking for our D&B equivalent of our five a day: Cyantific. 

Needing little introduction we’ve long been fans of Cyantific both as a producer and a DJ. Since the early noughties he’s been producing some of the finest D&B music around whilst touring the globe and rocking some of the world’s best parties. Not content with smashing it as both in the DJ booth and the studio he’s also turned his hand to running a label with his own imprint CYN Music going from strength to strength and finding its releases becoming staples in DJ crates of many the scenes coolest names.

So with his hotly anticipated remix of Mike Mago’s ‘Outlines’ having just arrived via Ministry of Sound and a series of arguably even more hype generating releases on the horizon we thought the time was right to see him take the reins on our podcast series. Happy Birthday to us!

DTP0421 - Cyantific - Datatransmission

Grateful to Jens for that collaboration.
It has been a magical moment :-)
you can listen the wonderful works by Jens here: https://soundcloud.com/jens-felger
the original piano solo version https://soundcloud.com/fivosvalachis/nocturne-29-oct-looping

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Looping Feat. Jens Felger - please support me on spotify http://spoti.fi/1Awll3h

SBJKT010 Ghostlike - Cold Valley EP
Listen on Spotify: http://bit.ly/CVEP_SP
Grab your copy on Beatport: http://bit.ly/CVEP_BP

https://soundcloud.com/ghostlike-live
Cold Valley EP
SBJKT010

The newest addition to Subjekt Recordings is Ghostlike, marking the 10th release with his Coldvalley EP. This release features three tracks, ëFreefallí, ëThe Space Between Usí and ëCold Valley (feat. Aki Redbird)í, each telling their own story and showing you why experimental music works best when crossing borders. Ghostlikeís warm synths complete the mesmerizing atmosphere surrounding all three tracks, making this a release to be reckoned with. 

Like Subjekt: 
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Connect With:
https://soundcloud.com/ghostlike-live
www.facebook.com/hrrsnofficial

Cold Valley EP

Space Between Us (Original Mix)

As we get closer to the release of The Orb's release of "Moonbuilding 2703 AD", we invite you to take a trip with this
edit featuring all the tracks that appear on the album

The Orb "Moonbuilding 2703 AD" is out June 22, 2015 on Kompakt

Pre-order on iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/de/album/moonbuilding-2703-ad/id992280053?ls=1 

The Orb: http://www.theorb.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOrb?fref=ts


pre-order

The Orb  Moonbuilding 2703 AD (Meltdown Edit)

The Faint DJ Mix (June 2015)

MIXED BY Noisia

FREE DOWNLOAD!
This collaboration with my good friend Lee started back in February, when I recorded a video of me demonstrating a Metal-riff on the guitar and uploaded it on Facebook. Lee stumbled upon this and suggested to put some bass and guitar on it. Then I should send it to him and he guaranteed to make it rock. During the next weeks I developed a song basing on the riff added bass, drums, some choirs and send it back to him. Lee is a guy, who does, what he has promised and after some delays he came back to me with a fine story-line and rocking vocals. We are both fans of classic horror-stories and Lee has developed this nice and children-friendly story about the butchers of Harlington, who served some tasty meals around 1851. 

Don't hesitate to visit Lee's rocking cloud at @lee-lucas

Lee: Lead vocals, lyrics, artwork
Dirk: guitars, backing vocals, arrangement, mix

All fx-sounds are taken from

http://www.freesfx.co.uk/

Musically the track developed much harder and heavier than my usual stuff to something like a progressive Horror-metal. To achieve a harder guitar-sound I used other equipment, so for the first time you can hear me with a Suhr Riot, a great heavy distortion-pedal. 

Warning: This track contains material not suitable for all listeners

Enjoy but don't complain, if you can not sleep well after listing ….

In a small village in Harlington
1851 
on the corner of St. Cleaves 
street 
stood a butchers shop 
run by the butcher and his 
ghastly son 

Chopping up dead carcasses 
into fine joints of meat 
no one was sure where it 
came from 
but it served the villagers a 
tasty treat 

(1st Chorus) 

I can see you 
you will see me 
and that will be your fall
 the butchers knife will 
penetrate 
and his cleaver will end it all 

Life's forsaken 
hearts are taken 
liver kidneys limbs and gore 
to feed the mouths in 
Harlington 
at a price they can afford 

Nothing gets by blood never 
runs dry 
and they all come back for 
more 
the population will decrease 
if their trade does not cease 

Many people went missing 
word got out it was not safe 
upon the streets 
but the butchers were 
opening up all hours 
making a killing from their 
butchery deeds 

Though soon constable riley 
became suspicious 
when something unsavory 
caught his eye 
but by the next day he too 
went missing 
and there was a special on pork pies 

(2nd Chorus) 

His knife will get you and 
slice right through you 
so best stay safe indoors 
when the butcher strikes 
there's no escape 
you'll wind up hanging on his 
claw 

Fear is breaking people all shaking 
as more disappear by the score 
there's an unrest now in Harlington 
more than there ever was before 

No clues to follow 
they've all been swallowed 
as they eat more meat than before 
the butcher sure aims to please 
whilst the towns at unease 

(Break) 

Things were stirring up in Harlington 
more police were called in 
to take on the case 
though the butcher was very clever and 
cleaned up well and he 
never ever left a trace 

Sergeant Atkins started choking 
and coughed up what 
appeared to be a finger nail 
but the next day he was 
hanging up on hooks 
and a new batch of sausage 
rolls done very well in the sale 

(Repeat 1st Chorus) 

If you by chance should visit Harlington 
don't forget to pick up some tasty treats 
I'm pretty sure it will not be long 
before you will make all its 
villagers a very tasty feast

all rights reserved 2015 
music by Dirk Radloff
lyrics and artwork by Lee Lucas


The Butchers Of Harlington (with Lee Lucas)

We’re long term admirers of the The Orb here at Data Transmission; known for their assimilation of deepest dub into their stratospheric sonic innovations we were more than a little excited to receive news that they would be following up the release of their second ‘History Of The Future’ compilation with a new album for German techno institution Kompakt Records this summer.

Titled ‘Moon Building 2703 AD’ the album will follow up their 2005 LP ‘Okie Dokie It's The Orb On Kompakt’ with founding member Alex Paterson describing the work as “a solid piece of music that mutates into an eight legged lunar Land Rover and takes off into a cosmic horizon of a million sounds, patterns and textures. It spins the listener on his/her head, rewiring their brains to maximum capacity, then brings them home, sweet home.”

With their new album arriving June 22nd we thought there was no better time than now to welcome the seminal outfit to deliver a mix for the DT podcast and we're delighted to inform you that they most certainly haven't disappointed. Check. It. Out.

441 - The Orb - Datatransmission

Devil's Pie is honored to present to you a tribute of jazz living legend Herbie Hancock by Mark de Clive-Lowe, one of today's contemporary musical masters. More than a regular DJ mix, this live recording features Mark looping, remixing, and adding his own musicianship to Herbie's iconic music.

In Mark de Clive-Lowe's own words:
"The first time I heard Herbie Hancock was the Miles live album My Funny Valentine/Four and More. It was the first time I'd heard that era jazz music and I remember being so blown away with the way Herbie and Tony Williams played together and interacted on that concert. That was the start of a deep admiration and love for the art, creativity and music of Herbie Hancock. I consumed everything I could that he turned his hand to - all of his work with Miles, his own solo records for Blue Note, sideman recordings with every jazz great in every decade since the 60s, his Mwandishi experimental crossover work, the Headhunters deep funk - there's nothing the man could not do. As a pianist he's the ultimate - harmonically so rich and inventive, melodically so lyrical, rhythmically so damn hip. I've been fortunate to see him play on numerous occasions all over the world. The first time was the VSOP band live in Japan along with Wayne Shorter, Wallace Roney, Ron Carter and Tony Williams. I was 17 at the time and can't really fully explain how amazing that was to me. He's one of my biggest inspirations and influences and through his huge body of work, a true musical mentor. In being asked to put together a tribute set, it was the perfect opportunity to go back through decades of his work and pick moments that I really love. I wanted to do more than just spin a set of tunes though, I wanted to take those moments and sample them, flip them, perform a live mixtape. It was the perfect way to share the man's music and how I feel about it. Enjoy!"

Recorded live on June 17, 2015 at Lock & Key Bar, Los Angeles.

More Mark de Clive-Lowe:
http://mdcl.tv/
@mashibeats

Tracklist:
Textures
Oliloqui Valley
Watermelon Man
Sonrisa
Trust Me
Steppin In It
Sun Touch
Twilight
You’ll Know When You Get There
Spank-a-Lee
Death Wish (Main Title)
Stars In Your Eyes
Butterfly
Chameleon
Fat Albert Rotunda
Calypso
Riot
Ready Or Not
Knee Deep
Hang Up Your Hang Ups
Wiggle Waggle
I Have a Dream
Kuru/Speak Like A Child
Jack Rabbit
Maiden Voyage
Survival of the Fittest
Nobu
St Louis Blues

Artwork by Manila Ryce.

Devil's Pie Presents: The Herbie Hancock Tribute by Mark de Clive-Lowe

Volume Four of our series comes from Italo Brutalo....an artist who has been making amazing music for a few years now releasing on Days of Being Wild, Mozerella and now Nein...his single Spydor comes out on Monday 
Enjoy

Italo Brutalo - Nein  Mix Vol 4

So Much Lasagne is the moniker of multi-talented rapper and producer Ben Thomson. His new mix for i-D, which sees a host of unexpected artists coming together to make a seamless whole, is a classic example of Ben's thoughtful approach to music. He states, "The whole idea of music and dance came out of trying reach a state where you lose a sense of self and gain a glimpse of something existential, so I put together a mix showing the similarities between certain kinds of hip-hop and psychedelica. In my opinion, producers of these two genres are more willing to forego the ego and make music that worships at the altar of creation more than any other (short of religious chant music). Dj Screw said it best when he wrote “My Mind Went Blank”.  Also, aliens.
@dodecahedron-1

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