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Jon Mesquita, R3ckzet  - Dead Silence (Original Mix) #Top 22 Minimal Beatport

New album 'Bolted', released 20 October 2023 on Ninja Tune: forestswords.lnk.to/boltedSo

Archived from the Ninja Tune x Sasquatchfabrix clothing collection launch party.
Streamed live in winter 2021 via Dommune in Tokyo. 
Produced in Liverpool, visuals by Venya K. 
YouTube visuals: : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xu_UQqnXzg

Buy vinyl/t-shirts/FS merch: https://forestswords.ochre.store/
Official site: http://forestswords.co.uk
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New Forest Swords music coming via Ninja Tune in 2022

Forest Swords DJ set @ Ninja Tune x Sasquatchfabrix livestream

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Küche 29 Podcast 5# - Zwei auf Krach

Fun projects need to be shared. In this case I like to give away my newest fun project - I did in my free time. Hashtag is a combination of five elements in one track. With the focus on a snare drum roll, a upward pitching part, a melody, a fat baseline and acid elements. Acid in that case means, crazy sounds in a groovy beat. Hope you like it - have fun.

WAV quality here:
http://www.borisbrejcha.de/hashtag

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Hashtag - Boris Brejcha (Original Mix) FREE

Today's Mix of the Day comes from three guys whose passion for music stemmed from Hip-hop, Rap and skating.

Mat.Joe AKA Matze and Johannes grew up in Hannover before moving to Berlin to challenge themselves artistically, it was here that their Hip-hop and Soul influences fused with their distinctively crisp Housebeat sound. Constantly on the look out for inspiration be it on subway rides or late night showers, the boys are constantly striving to improve and push their music foward.

Joining these guys in the mix is Thabo Getsome AKA Nils Thabo Gelfort who came into electronic music later in life, originally listening to Hip-hop and reggae before growing tired of "annoying cliches and stereotypes." After running his own events and coming into contact with DJs and producers on a regular basis Thabo took the next natural step into producing, where he brought his early influences from Hip-hop to create his own sound.

Mat.Joe & Thabo Getsome - Sweaty Ice EP // Katermukke81 is set for release October 15th on Katermukke.

Mix of the Day: Mat.Joe & Thabo Getsome

Buy: http://www.beatport.com/release/jack-your-house-remixes/1226340

Turbo Turbo - Jack Your House (David Carretta Remix)

We’ve been saying it for a while now. The last few years have been that of the duo from the triumphant return of disco loving Frenchmen Daft Punk to the emergence of UK pairings Disclosure and AlunaGeorge we’ve found that two heads really have been better than one. Another twosome to be making waves have been the dynamic duo Him_self_Her and we’re delighted to welcome the inter-gender outfit to DT this week for the premiere of the title cut of their highly anticipated debut on Suara.

Entitled ‘Don't Fail Me Now’ the new effort sees the pairing hook up with Calder for one of the most emotive numbers we’ve heard in a long time. Slated to arrive November 24, backed by two dancefloor-focused remixes from Dubspeeka and Sonny Fodera you can check out the original below.

Warning: listening to this track may invoke long dormant feelings.

Him_Self_Her - Dont Fail Me Now

Guest mix by DJ https://soundcloud.com/naks - Berlin based DJ playing electro, acid and italo.

Le Syndicat Electronique - Ewigkeit
Randomer - Huh 
Univac - Untitled
Mono Junk - I´m Okey
An-i - Rut
Objekt - Balloons
Gesloten Cirkel - Arrested Development
Dynarec - Harmonic Knight
Dexter - Senderwahl
TR \\ ER - UC
DJ K-1 - Plastic People (Microthol Mix)
Photodementia - Synovium
The Exaltics - Auxiliary Ship
Helena Hauff - Accidie

Naks

Dark Science Electro presents: DJ Naks

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

Live-recording @ 3000Grad Wanderzirkus - The Surreal Club Festival 16.01. - 18.01.2015 - Ritter Butzke Berlin.

fully event infos:
http://www.3000grad.com/wanderzirkus/
https://www.facebook.com/events/738134982943255/

Ray Kajioka live at 3000Grad Wanderzirkus - RitterButzke 18|01|2015

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

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Renowned Italian producer duo @JazzyFunk returns to Deepalma to deliver release 029 namely "Sometimes I Cry" featuring Veselina Popova on the vocals. Out on 13th of March!

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JazzyFunk Feat. Veselina Popova - Sometimes I Cry (JazzyFunk Re-Work)

Decoded Cat. No - DM037
 Artist - Ryan Davis
Month - March
Year - 2015
Genre - Progressive House
Tracklist - http://www.decodedmagazine.com/we-catch-up-with-germanys-ryan-davis-founder-of-back-home-and-klangwelt/

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​UK soundbender Emika has already had a storied career. Her accolades include sound designing at Native Instruments, releasing two albums on seminal leftist label Ninja Tune, collaborating with Marcel Dettman and taking on David Bowie. For her first sojourn outside of the watchful eye of Ninja Tune, Emika is set to release DREI on her own Emika Records on May 4. In preparation for the release, Emika's put together the following mix exclusively for THUMP.

TRACKLIST AT THUMP

Emika "DREI" Pre-Album Mix

Radio Xenbel 56

01. Come & Hell - Way To Live - White
02. Shaded - Sandy Candy - Twin Turbo
03. Notorious, Shigaki - Bass Is Not Enough - Sick Society
04. SwitchSt(d)ance - Sujeto Insuportável  - Beachcoma
05. Pedro Valverde - Feel Free (Dani Labb Remix) -  Sick Society
06. Shigaki, Notorious - FACS - Unspoken - Sick Society
07. Junge Junge Feat. Kyle Pearce - Beautiful Girl (Blond:ish Remix) - Get Physical
08. Sunju Hargun & Forrest - Time Bomb - Twin Turbo
09. LoYoTo - Looking At The Starz ( Marco Reesmann Remix)  - Upon You
10. Speaking Minds - Yaoundé - Aeon

Radio Xenbel 56

* TRACKLIST BELOW *

We are currently recording lots of music - sketches, loops, sounds. Spending lots of time in the studio also made us think about the scope of music we feel comfortable working in.
When recording this mix we tried to pull together different styles of mixing, different types of tracks - but also record a mix that we would have enjoyed 5 years ago as much as we hope to enjoy it in 5 years. Unlike a set we’d play in a club environment, this set will most likely be listened to at home, alone or with friends before or after going out, so we took the shorter attention span people will have in that environment into consideration.

We also tried to showcase as much Whities records as possible, because we feel like growing into a proper family within the Young Turks universe.
Massive thanks to Rob for inviting us to record a mix for his great and diverse series and we hope all of you enjoy this.

Best,
Enrico & Matteo.

01. No.33.1 'The game's ouverture' - Terron - [Whities]
02. Silent Screamer - Morphosis - [Delsin]
03. ?????? - ??????? - [Whities]
04. No. 17 'Governing' - Terron - [Whities]
05. Concomitance - Afriqua - [2nd Drop]
06. Closing Acts - Minor Science - [Whities]
07. No. 3 'Proportion' - Terron - [Whities]
08. Serra - Asusu - [Impasse]
09. No.29 'Pareto 20/80' - Terron - [Whities]
10. Noisy Ride - Nutype - [Mistress Recordings]
11. Singularity - Stephan Bodzin - [Life and Death]
12. Red Smoke - Ghost Culture - [Phantasy]
13. Red Uprise - Abdulla Rashim - [Northern Electronics]
14. Secede - Kobosil - [MDR]
15. Chris De Slurgh - Dario Zenker - [Ilian Tape]
16. Cold Light (Sektor C) - Shifted - [Avian]
17. Assembly Line Work - Civil Defence Programme - [Sleeparchive]
18. Grind - Mark Gervais - [Mistress Recordings]
19. ???????? - ??????????
20. Recall - Hodge - [Hemlock Recordings]
21. No. 34 'Dove' [Part II] - Terron - [Whities]

Terron are Enrico and Matteo, both of German/Italian descent and grown up in Cologne, Germany.
The two started Terron in the summer of 2012, aiming to capture their idea of electronic music oscillating between techno and house. Not having shown their music to anyone for almost a year, Enrico gave a demo to Nic Tasker, the DJ and Boiler Room programmer, who also runs the new Young Turks imprint Whities. He realised their potential and decided to start off the Whities catalogue with their record. Now, they’ve just released their second record on Whities.

12th June - Whities Label Night with Kowton, Minor Science and many more - Corsica Studios


https://www.facebook.com/terronmusic
https://twitter.com/terronmusic
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http://www.discogs.com/artist/2709776-Terron
http://whities.bigcartel.com/

Electronic Explorations - 375 - Terron

RINSE @ Ministry Of Sound - Bank Holiday Sunday - 24th May 2015

Room 1: Box
Surgeon & Starlight (Live), Perc, Sigha, Lee Gamble, Special Guest: Objekt.
Room 2: 103
Brawther, Dexter, Harri & Domenic, Adesse Versions.
Room 3: Baby Box
Grain + more tba
Room 4: Loft
DJ Haus (All Night Long)

Tickets from:
rinse.fm/surgeonstarlight
www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?703503

Rinse FM Podcast - Curses w/ Speaking Minds - 16th May 2015

Ahead of the Boiler Room & Ballantine's Scotch Whisky Stay True event in Edinburgh on June 4th, JD Twitch has turned out a retrospective set celebrating his years at the city's legendary Pure nightclub.

Taking place across four venues, the Stay True event will showcase the links between Scotland and Detroit through their respective techno scenes. As a stalwart of the Scottish scene - initially with Pure and as the founder of Glasgow party Optimo - we can't think of anyone better than JD Twitch to get us warmed up.

"It's hard to try to showcase what was played at Pure, which ran for exactly ten years, in a 30 minute mix but here's an attempt at what the early days of Pure might have sounded like," says Twitch. "I'm not particularly nostalgic but subconsciously possibly have a thing about the period from 1987 - 1992 as all the records I grabbed to go on the mix turn out to be from that period.  It was a time when the music was developing at a breakneck pace and literally each week would bring wild new sonic innovations. I can still vividly recall the incredible sense of anticipation and excitement I'd feel every week knowing I was going to get to play these then state of the art sounds on a massive sound system to a feverishly enthusiastic crowd.”

JD Twitch Pure Tribute Mix

This week's guest was https://soundcloud.com/dj-xed from The Crobot Crew.

CPU - Signals From The Dark (DVS NME remix)
Massive Attack - I Against I [instrumental]
Arpanet - Infinite Destiny 
Anthony Rother - Schoepfer 
Obergman - Sunspot Cycle 
Franck Kartell - Apollo 13 Technical Malfunction (Electro Mix) 
Növö - I Flee (Franck Kartell remix)
Pip Williams - ABSO Youth
DVS NME - Unobtainium
Silicon Scally - Toneworks
Morphology - Zilog Z80
Glass Figure - Triangle Sequence
Simulant - Access Future Audio
Volsoc - Compuphonic Intelligence
Djedjotronic feat. Miss Kittin - Pleasure And Pain
Commuter - TS-19
Drexciya - Aquarazorda
Rogue Frequency - Symmetry
Komarken Electronics - 4
Shemale - Allotment Last Winter

DJ Xed

Dark Science Electro presents: DJ Xed

Regardless of what people tell you everybody needs a little groove 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 house equivalent of our five a day: Alex Arnout. Needing little introduction we’ve long been fans of Alex both as a producer and a DJ. Having started his DJ career in Spain he’s been producing some of the finest house cuts around for the last decade, whilst touring the globe and rocking some of the world’s best parties – with everywhere from from DC-10 in Ibiza to Fuse in London housing his irrepressible talents.

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 Dogmatik Records imprint going from strength to strength and finding its releases becoming staples in the DJ crates of many the scenes coolest names. Having just absolutely smashed it with his display at the RvS Music 20th anniversary at Fabric and his new single for the label ‘In My Soul’ in our heads and on our playlists we thought the time was right for him take the reins on our podcast series. Turn it up!

DTP438 - Alex Arnout - Datatransmission

tracklisting available at http://thebunkerny.com/podcasts/97-matrixxman

The Bunker Podcast 97 - Matrixxman

What happens when you take grimy electro, squelching acid and haunting vocals, and drag them through a hedge backwards? Well you either end up with a few severely scratched records, or the latest cut from Kamikaze Space Programme.

'Choke' sees the seasoned Bristol producer take a weird and wonderful ride through the melancholic underworld of bass music. Punchy percussion and swathes of prickly noise are countered by the fluttering voice of DT favourite, Emika, and washed out pads from the vast, empty depths of the galaxy.

The track features on KSP's new Stokes Croft EP, his debut effort for Austrian label, Trust and we enjoyed the release so much that we quickly set about securing the inimitable jungalist come techno don’s talents for our podcast series.  Mixed ahead of a busy summer that sees him touch down at Berlin’s Krake Festival, deliver remixes Emika, He/aT and Adrian Adonis and drop EPs on the Mindcut and (hopefully) Luke Slater’s Mote Evolver imprint we fully expect 2015 to be the year that KSP leaps into the limelight. Exploring a wide range of four-to-the-floor beats in his podcast, the mix journesy through a variety of driving techno numbers before venturing into slightly more abstract soundscapes. Masterfully maintaining intensity throughout, KSP has us locked in from start to finish. We can't imagine a better way to start the week although we’ll admit his selections have already got us eagerly eyeing up the coming weekend!

439 - Kamikaze Space Programme

The Unsound Podcast series kicks off 2019 with a brand new mix by @forestswords, exploring percussive dancefloor sounds, often connected to his original, mysterious sound. Weaving through various moods and rhythms, the mix also includes a couple of new Forest Swords tracks - heard here for the first time.

Recorded at Pirate Studios, Liverpool.

Tracklist:
01. Forest Swords - Crow
02. Lakker - Tuk Tuk
03. Rosalía - Malamente (Forest Swords Remix)
04. Ben Vince - Assimilation
05. Shackleton - Death Is Not Final
06. Deena Abdelwahed - 5/5
07. Dollkraut - Lezdom
08. Efdemin - Acid Bells (DJ Koze Edit)
09. Tzusing - Post Soviet Models
10. Oliver Coates - Perfect Love
11. Gabe Gurnsey - Sweet Heat
12. Kangding Ray - Pruitt Igoe (Rise)
13. Djrum - Broken Glass Arch
14. Hodge & Randomer - Slipping
15. Space Drum Meditation - Atencao
16. Yasmine Hamdan - Cafe (Acid Arab Remix)
17. Cocteau Twins - Blue Bell Knoll
18. Superficie - Dengue Drums
19. Okzharp & Manthe Ribane - Dun
20. Clap! Clap! - Ode to the Pleiades (Photay Remix)
21. Fjaak - Pray For Berlin
22. Forest Swords - Crow (Sebastien Forrester Reshape)

Unsound Podcast 44: Forest Swords

Every Friday at 20:00 GMT on Buenos Aires Sound System.

Today's show was a guest mix by https://soundcloud.com/wouterg

Noise&Noise - Laser Cutting
Crotaphytus - Varanus Acanthurus
_AWOL_ - Human Extinction
Fleck EEC - sleepless
K1 & Gab Gato - Global Surveyor (Crotaphytus remix)
Greg Punkov - Healing Darkness Of Zhiguli
Faceless Mind - ABC 123
Fleck Esc - Ruling The Nation
Anodyne - Darken
Meat Beat Manifesto - # zero
Prong - No Justice 
_AWOL_ - Neurotransmitter
Greg Punkov - Tzaka Tzaka Celophane

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