Name: Jamie Tiller – Oktoberakel at Robert Johnson, 20 October 2018 by Die Orakel
Duration: 1 h 55 min 2 s
Description: Listen to Jamie Tiller live recorded at the Oktoberakel clubnight at Robert Johnson in October 2018.

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We have invited Australian https://soundcloud.com/aditoohey for the 23rd installment of the RB mix series. Doing the amazing https://soundcloud.com/rimbombo 
parties with https://soundcloud.com/grevillegreville and https://soundcloud.com/earlgreyradio. Besides being a super nice person she's an awesome deejay. Can't recommend her and the Rimbombo parties enough :-) Enjoy!

RBMIX23 By Adi Toohey

Trushmix 195 presents Melbournes own Myles Mac! 
The man behind the now longs running mix page Melbourne Deepcast, check it out for a lot of fun interviews and mixes from a great variation of DJ's.

For this mix Myles serves us a three hour mix exploring house related music from the late eighties to mid nineties. Slower mellow house sounds, street soul, hip-house, balearic infused tunes, and much more. This a perfect mid summer mix to feel the vibe!

Enjoy music from the top!

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Trushmix 195 - Myles Mac

First up in 2023 is Los Angeles based Juan Izguerra (@juanizguerra) who runs his residencies at Dublab and Homage Brewing. Interview (excerpt) down below.

www.musicfrommemory.com

MFM: Hi Juan, welcome to the series. You're based in Los Angeles, right? Can you tell a bit about what keeps you busy? 

JI: Hey there! Super stoked to contribute. Well, I was born in Pomona, California and I started DJing about six years ago. I recently found myself as the event coordinator at Homage Brewing in 2021 and It’s been a great experience to be on both sides… I love being able to DJ at some of my favorite parties, and then host locals and out of town friends at my own events with Homage. My girlfriend and I made the move to LA in the summer of 2020. Early on in the pandemic rent was pretty much the same in Pomona as it was in LA so we thought we’d just live in the city. When clubs/bars opened up again I got involved with Homage. Since then I’ve been able to host parties at our space and focus on bringing people together for the music. 

MFM: What triggered you to initially get interested and involved in buying and playing records?  

JI: I’ve collected records since my teens but it wasn’t until I was 20 that I met one of my now super close friends Josh da Costa (Confusing Mix on NTS) who put me onto crazy records he found during his time living and touring in Europe. He showed me things like Roberto Musci, Thomas Leer, The Antennas, Cherry Red records, and weird compilations. Hearing things like that made me so curious. I saw Josh DJ one day and I was fascinated with how he made people dance. It made me want to learn how to do that! 

MFM: Nice. Did you have any other role models you felt inspired and motivated by?

JI: Definitely. My friends Josh (who I mentioned), Jimi Hey, and Shags Chamberlain were an early influence on me. They toured all over the world and would come home with bags of records, share their discoveries, and give a story about where they found it. I saw that as a way to connect with people and It inspired me to travel and want to find things of my own to share. As I got more curious on the DJ’ing side of things, I definitely got a lot of inspiration from my good friend Bianca Lexis. She’s one of my favorite DJ’s!

MFM: You've done quite some traveling yourself too, within the US but also intercontinental. How is LA nightlife compared to some other places you've been? What's the LA style?

JI: LA’s nightlife definitely needs some work. In New York, Europe, and Mexico City, there’s an audience for every genre and a club for it as well. I think that’s what we struggle with most. People have to resort to attending warehouse parties which involve a lot of financial strain on the organizers. Still, we do have a lot of people putting together great parties here such as Third Place and Moony Habits. Lots of great house/outdoor parties which are really fun and unique to LA. 

MFM: Where and how do you go finding new records and music? Do you have your secret or not so secret methods?   

JI: When it comes down to record shopping I typically like to leave LA. Visiting suburban areas is where I get the most luck. Something about those areas feels more zen since it’s less competitive. It puts me in a mental space where I’m able to focus on looking through records thoroughly. 

MFM: Looking forward to anything specific in '23? Any future plans you'd like to share maybe? 

JI: I’ll be visiting Tokyo for the first time in May so I’m super psyched about that. Also planning to be in Europe in August/September so I'm looking forward to setting up some gigs there!

MFM: Tell us about your mix! How did you approach selecting and recording it?

JI: I wanted to make it a bit cerebral but still keeping it rhythmic and having plenty of songs with lyrics. It has an ambient start that works into downtempo tracks and slowed down Italian house. Hope everyone enjoys!

MFM Mix 047: Juan Izguerra

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A mix for Helsinki´s Seaside Mixes!
Thanks for the love and support!

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Antwerp born, Brussels based DJ Lola Haro burst into the scene in 2018 with a fresh selection of warm sounds and an intuition for creating the right mood. Her love and passion for music and her refreshing authentic approach have gained her a lot of recognition within the Belgian club scene.

In 2022, Lola has launched her own label and event series called Small Steps, aiming to deliver a dreamy atmosphere unmistakably associated to her signature sound.

Small Steps w/ Lola Haro @ Kiosk Radio 03.10.2024

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Ivan Smagghe at Floresta - Waking Life '24

New Sound Metaphors DJs promo mix 2025. 
Thanks for your support! ❤️

For bookings (Sound Metaphors DJs):
dominic@thepool-london.com

H.A.N.D. MIX 066 : Sound Metaphors DJs

Pre-order or Pre-Save: https://go.protonradio.com/r/rlwza2csvMujo

London-based duo B.O.T (@bot-sounds) ( (Dan Calabrese & Khayal Khan) invite you on a transcendent journey with their latest EP Flow Riders, out now on the celebrated Magician On Duty label. Anchored in indie‑dance energy and unbound by genre, this four‑track offering embodies the duo’s ethos of ritual‑like performance: immersive, eclectic, and unapologetically fun.

Jim Rider’s (@jimridermusic) remix of “Yesterday’s Ghost” breathes new life into the original, delivering a lush, atmospheric journey that sits comfortably at the crossroads of organic house and melodic deep tech. From the outset, Rider crafts an immersive sonic space—anchored by warm, rolling basslines and a delicately layered percussive framework that keeps the groove hypnotic without ever overpowering the emotion of the piece.

The remix thrives on subtle evolution: textures build patiently, with ethereal pads and ghostly vocal snippets adding a haunting emotional depth that justifies the track’s title. Rider’s hallmark attention to melodic nuance is evident; arpeggiated synth motifs and shimmering FX ebb and flow in tasteful waves, lending a cinematic quality to the progression.

Where the original may have leaned toward introspection, Jim Rider’s interpretation amplifies its mystique and dancefloor potential. The production is polished and spacious, leaving just enough room for reflection amid the rhythm. It’s a track equally at home during a sunrise set in Tulum or a deeper moment on the playa.

Mastering by Robert Trifunović

B.O.T - Flow Riders incl. Tal Tobi & Jim Rider Remixes [Magician On Duty]

🔮 Magical Download 🔮

Premiere: B.O.T - Yesterday's Ghost (Jim Rider Remix) [Magician On Duty]

Listen to Jamie Tiller live recorded at the Oktoberakel clubnight at Robert Johnson in October 2018.

Jamie Tiller – Oktoberakel at Robert Johnson, 20 October 2018

Music From Memory co-founder Jamie Tiller delivers a red-hot club mix for the 70th edition of the Phonica Mix Series. Full feature: bit.ly/phonicamix70

Phonica Mix Series 70: Jamie Tiller

Die Orakel is a Frankfurt based music platform run by Oliver Hafenbauer.

Die Orakel (Engl. the oracles) might not know it all but has the capacity to observe and sense it: Oliver Hafenbauer's imprint operates as an experimental field for electronic music on the playfully indecisive end where it exceeds genre-specificity to focus on tunes that function beyond. This is not to say that there are no four-to-the-floor productions. The Frankfurt-based label features contributions by artists like Reptant, Poly Chain, Edward, Roman Flügel, upsammy or O-Wells, all known as dance floor doyens. The releases yet encompass what can slip the attention on a traditional dance label. Uplifting and downtempo appear here as two categories that do not exclude each other. The visual representation of the venture is undertaken by Stefan Haag and label boss Oliver Hafenbauer himself, who have a clear approach to communicating Die Orakel’s standards.

Jamie Tiller – Oktoberakel at Robert Johnson, 20 October 2018

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