Decoded Cat. No - DM093
 Artist - [a]pendics.shuffle
Month - July
Year - 2016
Genre - Deep House
Track List - http://www.decodedmagazine.com/apendics-shuffle-mix-interview/

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Decoded Magazine Presents [a]pendics.shuffle

Other alias: Jazz Gum 
Affiliations: @dmlradio (Dance.Music.Lifestyle) (Atlanta)
Secret Grove Collective (Portland) @secret-grove-collective
Let The Groove Be Your Guide

For more of the sets I share, including a complete Telekind (not me) archive, visit www.mixcloud.com/joachim-vanhauwaert

In a saturated and cloned dance music market, it is becoming all too common to merely emulate, rather than stand out, be unique and create memorable music. Our passion for timeless, creative and intimate music allows us to  filter through to the artists we invite to join Decoded Magazine We do not look for just anyone, we are looking for people who create memorable music that inspires and invokes emotion, rather than be disposable chart topping hits and mixes.

We support and nurture underground house, progressive, techno, deep house, minimal, breaks, electronic, drum and bass music.

We live in a world of mass media consumerism, yet never tell a story. Never in the history of mankind, has so much information been available, yet our voices are never heard. Decoded Magazine aims to deliver thought provoking, intelligent journalistic articles that affect the generations who are passionate about electronic music, fashion, lifestyle, industry news, interviews, travel, food and breaking new emerging talent beyond the dance floor. We provide ethical, provoking and humorous content to a global audience.

We are a collective of professional marketing managers, print & web designers, recording artists, journalists, label owners, DJs, social media marketers, event promoters, music publishers and more. It is a labour of love for us, it is a passion that runs deep, a feeling of taking back control of an industry we love and so heavily invest in with our own personal lives. We are not grandstanding, we are not thinking we are going to change the world overnight, but we do hope that we can slowly be a game changer in what people listen to, explore or experience.

Koma Kurt, 33 yo 
[Bloody Ear Crew]

Mannheim, Germany

Florian K., known in the world of electronic music as Koma Kurt, is an artist with a deep and enduring passion for the transformative power of sound. His journey began at the tender age of 14 when he fell under the captivating spell of breakbeats, jungle, and drum and bass. Since then, he has never looked back.

Koma Kurt’s music is a psychedelic fusion of techno, electro, IDM, braindance, drill and bass, and breakcore—a blend designed to take his audience on a sensory journey through space and time. His setup, defined by two Technics 1210 turntables he acquired at 15, is a clear commitment to vinyl culture and the authentic art of DJing.

Inspired by the mystical aura of the Stammheim sound, the rebellious energy of the No Future & Brighton Techno movement, and the innovative sounds of artists like Aphex Twin, Luke Vibert, and Cristian Vogel, Koma Kurt has carved out a unique style that redefines the boundaries of electronic music.

With 17 years of rave experience, Koma Kurt brings a maturity and depth to his performances that are unparalleled. His sets are constructed like epic narratives, with a clear beginning, climax, and end, maintaining the tension and energy on the dance floor. His music is consistently psychedelic, hypnotic, quirky, and emotional, with an emphasis on the perfect track selection at the crucial moment.

Rephlex Records, Planet-Mu, Warp Records, and many others have played a decisive role in his musical development, and today Koma Kurt is not just a guardian of the underground culture but also an ambassador for the deep, psychedelic, and boundary-pushing sounds that are at the heart of the scene.

“My music means everything to me; it’s a part of my identity. I fight to preserve the underground and to keep electronic music from becoming overly commercialized. For those who know.” – Koma Kurt