Наступна гостя розмовного подкасту Disk_D Exchange ukr 004 - це професійна вокалістка, викладачка мистецтва співу та електронна продюсерка Наташа Евенбах. Вона має класний сучасний підхід в навчанні співу, регулярно проходе навчання сучасним технікам, сама пише музику, а остання її розробка для залучення до співу аматорів співу- friendly choir, була натхненна співом із Bobby McFerrin. Спів - це, з одного боку те, що кожен з нас має всередині, але дуже не багато хто з нас здатен цим якісно користуватись. 
Про те, як опанувати свій голос, як мотивувати студентів, як піклуватися про себе і хаслити в сфері викладання музичних мистецтв - в нашому новому подкасті з чарівною пані Наташею Евенбах!

Також нагадаєм, що в наших розмовних подкастах фоном звучить авторська музика наших гостей подкасту. Сьогодні так саме фоном грають ще невипущені треки Наташі.

DISK_D Exchange ukr 004: Natasha Evenbach

Glaring is the post-punk solo project of Anna Nin from Hamburg, Germany. In this mix for
Mutant she plays some dark, obscure and funny stuff she likes.

Glaring [24.02.25]

Meet @seeen3 — a Kyiv-based DJ and producer, @halas_kyiv resident. His selection focuses on deep, melancholic, and driving dance rhythms to form harmonious journeys where electro, tech house, and techno take the lead stylistically.

"This mix is built around my discoveries in dark disco and indie dance that have come my way over the past few years. It’s filled with tracks from all over the world, produced mostly in the pre-COVID era. The combination of these EDM directions creates a sensual and energetic, at times deep atmosphere — one that leaves a slightly psychological imprint throughout the set." — shares Sen3.

This selection of music is a perfect example of a bit darker and slower side of @regulardisco we sometimes tend to showcase. It takes you on a journey from the first minute and doesn't let go until the very end.

REGULARDISCO 041 | SEN3

Social(ist) Edits series returns with 6 refixes by Pierre Labret, French electronic producer and head of the Abstract Reality Records label.
This selection of Acid, Electro, and Italo Disco remixes of old and obscure gems transports you into a distinctive side of Labret’s musical universe, one of cyborg bats dropping acidic guano on politicians, abandoned factories inhabited by grimy urban cryptids, and floating Mayan pyramids beneath a stormy, menacing night sky.

There is a fine line between the concepts of Edit and Remix on these tracks. Although the original audio elements were preserved and used as a foundation, Pierre has completely reinterpreted most of them by adding his own synthesizers and drum machines, creating a new meat carcass over the original skeleton.
The result is a collection of enhanced, radioactive mutant versions of the originals.

The release opens with an Edit of a track by late industrial artist and Palestine activist Muslimgauze.
Symbolically, the release will be out on June 17th, Bryn Jones’ birthday.
As always, all edits are available for free, but any support is welcome, as contributions from this release will be donated to an gascf.org organization supporting children in Gaza in order to carry on with the fight for human rights in Palestine..

released June 17, 2025

artwork: Pierre Labret
mastering: Pavel Grachev

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Premiere: Arbeid Adelt! - Death Disco (Labret 'Acid Virus' Edit)

The story of Konsistent’s connection to Electric Shapes began thanks to a mutual friend—Nikita—who introduced us. That introduction led to a meeting at the Digital Tsunami festival, where hours of inspiring conversations revealed a shared vision and passion for underground music.

Konsistent quickly became one of the first well-established artists to support what we were doing. He recorded an early episode for the Electric Shapes podcast series, giving the project a major boost in its formative days. More than just a guest, he played a key role in shaping the label’s direction.

In fact, Konsistent was the one who pushed us to take the leap from SoundCloud-only releases to launching a proper label on Bandcamp. Without that encouragement, Electric Shapes might have remained just a podcast platform.

He contributed to our very first compilation, returned for the fourth edition, and has once again joined us for the latest release—marking an ongoing creative relationship that’s become part of our core story.

Outside of Electric Shapes, Konsistent’s music has landed on some of the most respected underground labels: Lio Press, Eine Welt, Space Ritual, Sounds of Ogigia, Kalahari Oyster Cult, Macadam Mambo, and brokntoys. His sound—raw, hypnotic, and deeply textured—resonates across genres and borders.

His role in Electric Shapes goes far beyond collaboration. Konsistent helped us believe in the potential of this project—and he’s been helping shape it ever since.

Follow artist - https://soundcloud.com/konsistent

UT6⚡️Konsistent - Spacefolk 2#05 [Electric Shapes]

People sometimes speak of something that happens frequently as happening 'ever so often'. But when something happens only occasionally, it happens every so often. Ever so often is a monthly show at Operator by Samira, a dj that usually comes back to a darker palette of melancholic electro, acid and new beat.

www.operator-radio.com

Ever So Often - 23rd June 2025

@rroslyna's "Dark Mode" reimagined by @dbs011010

Roslyna - Dark Mode (DBS Remix)

The second mix in the Hybrid Moment x Egor Strelkov series comes from Kyiv-based DJ and producer Lvcerate — an artist whose approach gravitates toward the darker, less obvious edges of dance music.

Lvcerate is also the curator of the Cultivating Discipline show on Fade Radio.

His style blends minimalism with a dramatic yet confident atmosphere, acid-tinged textures, aggressive percussion, and an avant-garde sensibility. Each of his mixes is an intimate story that opens a path to a deeper connection with sound.

Lvcerate - Hybrid Mix - 028

The fifth and final mix in the Hybrid Moment x Egor Strelkov series comes from AKU AKU — DJ, co-founder of Dificult Dance, our friend and a true musical experimenter. Seamlessly blending diverse genres, he seeks out unique and unusual tracks infused with a special kind of energy.
“Hybrid Moment, for me, is a space to explore and to share the darker side of my musical selection. Working on this mix coincided with stirring changes in my life connected to military service, turning the process of listening and

Aku Aku - Hybrid Mix - 031

ATROCITIES

Lvcerate specializes in eccentric experiences, leaning into the darker corners of the dancefloor sound. His minimalistic approach is anchored in a dramatic and confident ambience, characterized by a pervasive acidic touch, EBM motifs, edgy drums and avant-garde flair. He aims to convey introspective narratives while fostering a subtle connection with electronic music. Starting as a drummer in various Post-Punk and Punk bands, his embrace of genres like Industrial, Electro, New Beat, Techno, Dark Disco, Italo and New Wave led him to begin producing Electronica. Welcome Lvcerate from Kyiv to the Blank Wave family with guest mix 109!

Follow: @lvcerate

Artwork: @silent-shouts

Tracklist:

01. Last Chance - Disco Star Life
02. B1980 - ​​Quiet confidence 
03. Diac - KTMA 
04. Inverted Sides - Deidad Hipnota (Magnum Opus Remix) 
05. Calystarr - Stronger Than Ever 
06. Década 2 - De Tanto Jugar A La Distopía 
07. Madd Rod - Strangepain
08. Hugo Dirac - Mirage 
09. CT KIDOBO - Careful 
10. Hungry Boys - Nightloop (Mufti remix) 
11. Break 3000 - Electronique 
12. STIGMA - I will make you undestand 
13. Skorpions - Session With The Therapist
14. Accelerated Corrosion - No Title 
15. DAWL - Intence perception 
16. M-Link - La Musica 
17. Década 2 - D.I.Y.
18. Ryvage, Djedjotronic - Basalte (Djedjotronic Remix)

Blank Wave Guest Mix 109: Lvcerate

DISK_D is the Ukrainian platform for dance and experimental music producers and their listeners.
DISK_D - is also a symbol of our saved data, that will survive any Windows crash.
During the war, our nation is archiving its cultural heritage as the question of physical survival becomes more actual. This feeling has nothing to do with despair. It is the pulse of our culture and music that continues to resonate through our fight for freedom.