2023 Mixes

03/07/2023

DJ Bone

Awakenings Podcast #126 - DJ Bone

When Awakenings asked me to contribute a set for their podcast I wanted to make sure it was banging so I recorded it in one take, live at Radion in Amsterdam. We had about 40 FURTHER friends attend. This atmosphere helped create a vibe that I could feed off of to play my best. 

This mix is a perfect reflection of my taste and style. 

https://www.instagram.com/djbone313
https://www.facebook.com/DJBone313
https://soundcloud.com/djbone

WWW.AWAKENINGS.COM​

► FOLLOW US
Instagram: instagram.com/awakenings​
Youtube: www.youtube.com/awakeningsevent/
Twitter: twitter.com/awakenings​​
Facebook: facebook.com/awakenings​​
Soundcloud: @ awakenings

Upcoming Awakenings Events:
awak.enin.gs/2ETyHpa

Awakenings Podcast #126 - DJ Bone

vocals by jme
produced by scruz
mixed by kippo
turn ur subwoofer right up

Free Download

jme - if you don't know (scruz edit) [FREE DL]

LISTENING COLLECTIVELY, TOO, can make legible the performative record of our histories—spoken or embodied. cry$cross, a multidisciplinary artist and DJ based in Brooklyn, accompanies the text here by wrapping my words with a thirty-three-minute score (available to play at the top of the page). An invitation to hear, see, pause, and revisit a loop of sound’s potential; to float past memories and future desires into the present. Her deeply melodic tracks and transitions, often an ode to Black and Brown trans and queer community, function as an alternative citation between text and sound. She brings into the text a version of the club—allowing my writing to perform that unrestrained site for self preservation that allows you to create space on your own terms. Carefully coded into this context, cry$cross’s engagement with Simmons’s archive contributes to a mapping of new territories.

...excerpt from Kitchen Magazine's site. I made this mix to accompany 'CODED' by Xaviera Simmons, an archived gallery exhibit from 2016 made digital in 2022. Check out the entire exhibit here: https://onscreen.thekitchen.org/media/interior-interlude-xaviera-simmons-at-the-kitchen

image credit: Jason Mandella

cry$cross for Kitchen Magazine

When it comes to the sound of modern-day techno—fast, melodic and polyglot, working in genres like trance and gabber—it's hard to find an artist more clearly representative than Anetha. The French DJ encompasses all these influences with style, landing on a lithe sound that's both heavy and nimble, earning her a first residency at Paris party Blocaus (and, currently, Awakenings and Fuse, among others) and appearances on labels like Work Them and Oaks.

What really sets Anetha apart, though, is her commitment to developing and uplifting the artists around her. She launched her own label, Mama Told Ya, in 2019 with a unique and heartwarming concept: each release would highlight an artist, often young or new to the game, and feature one collaboration with Anetha herself. It's a move that turns the usual label-artist dynamic on its head, making each new record a fully-fledged collaboration, and lending her own gravitas to the artist she features. And a year later she started an agency—or what she calls a "creative engine"—to help those artists in a more holistic way.

Her RA Podcast is a perfect way to start 2023: with energy and verve, and a perfect balance of light and dark. This is techno at its most creative, dark and discombobulated beats cut through with glowing vocal samples from some of the most recognizable songs of the past five years. If you wanted to explain to someone what techno sounds like in 2023, you'd do well to start here.

@anethamusic

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/865

RA podcast

RA.865 Anetha

Roughly ten years ago—if we pretend the peak pandemic year-and-a-half doesn't count—Lars Dales and Maarten Smeets first came together as Detroit Swindle, before changing their name to Dam Swindle towards the end of 2020. The original name was meant as a tribute to one of their favorite musical legacies, but recognizing that it didn't come across how they meant it, the duo changed their name to pay homage to their other favourite place: Amsterdam. Dales and Smeets have become core parts of the Amsterdam house scene in their time, especially with their excellent Heist Recordings label, which they started back in 2013 (hey, now *that's* literally ten years ago). 

It's easy to understand why the duo have become so popular. In person and onstage, they're goofy, funny guys, the kind of people you might describe as the life of the party. And musically, they're massively appealing, marrying a European tech house strut to deeper and more soulful inspirations, a preoccupation reflected in Heist's impressive artist roster: Ge-Ology, Demuir, Byron The Aquarius, Matthew Herbert and more. 

Their RA Podcast comes at a time of reflection and change, looking back on the decade-plus history of both act and label and plotting their new album, which they say will expand their horizons even more. The mix is eclectic but smooth, pulling together tracks from the likes of Omar-S, Lil Silva, Ruf Dug and Genius Of Time (with one of last year's most underrated tracks). It's always a treat to hear consummate club DJs in a more relaxed mode, and this one's no exception.

@damswindle

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/866

RA.866 Dam Swindle

We're delighted to share this week's podcast from Sugar Free, a DJ many attendees of Dimensions over the last few years will be familiar with, and rightly so, she's been quickly rising through the ranks as one of the scene's most sought after selectors, and it's clear to see why ✨

Sit back and enjoy this beautifully crafted mix; 70 minutes of exquisite records and tight mixing skills. Thank you Ale, this one’s a real treat.

@freesugarfree

DIM276 - Sugar Free

Stockholm raised/Berlin based, Philippa Pacho started her journey in the fold of the contraband Swedish party scene, followed by the beginning of a residency at Under Bron back in 2012, much of the subsequent decade spent perfecting her musical fusion of old and new. Co-conspirator of label and event series positivesouce (along with Blue Hour) and DJ double act STHLM Murder Girls (Johanna Schneider), her name has been slightly under the radar but steadily gaining traction and justifiably so. For her the mission is simple: she’s an ice-cool mover and wants to make her fans join the dance with her finger-on-the-pulse selections and slick, body-focused beats. Well, it would be hard not to follow that cue. For Bassiani Podcast 161, this techno-provocateur delivers muscle-flexing big room sound engineered to pack a full punch in the club, spacey loops for dancefloor dreamers, with a driving and seductive bassline that’s sure to quicken your pulse.

@philippapacho

Bassiani invites Philippa Pacho / Podcast #161

People usually talk about Berlin, London, New York when discussing electronic music hotspots, and Paris doesn't always get its due. Case in point? It produced Jennifer Cardini, one of the most distinctive DJs to to ever come out of the city. (She's lived in Germany for a while, but the point stands.) Her sound lands somewhere between disco, house and EBM, rooted in a groovy, post-modern chug. You'll hear nu-disco, industrial, techno and electro too, usually built around big hooks. It's a sound that is not only instantly recognizable, but instantly likable.

As a producer, Cardini also deserves her flowers. She's been putting out records since the mid-'90s, and with her first label Correspondant, she's built up a rock-solid catalogue from artists like Fort Romeau, Man Power, Cormac and more. More recently she started the Dischi Autunno imprint, a place for more crossover-friendly music that indulges Cardini's tastes for all things melodic (and maybe a little goth).

Cardini's RA Podcast is a beautiful summary of all these ideas and influences. It's hard and banging, sure, but also lithe and athletic. There are plenty of tracks with the surge of EBM or the stab of industrial. Lots of reverb. Decadent melodies undergirded by tough drum patterns. And it's paced as expertly as you'd expect from someone who's been DJing for over 30 years. In the interview below, Cardini says she "loves how the young generation is digesting four decades of club / rave culture," and you can hear that history living and breathing in Cardini's DJing, too.

@jennifercardini

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/870

RA.870 Jennifer Cardini

SV3 (POWER GOT CUT OFF)

Started as equal parts research division of techno’s new frontiers, haven for the sacred and profane, and benevolent anarchy, @raarraar aims to release truly innovative music, made by and for brave sonic explorers. Each release is tied to an artwork, a poem, a story, a photograph - aiming to be a true gesamtkunstwerk.

Listen to RAAR every 1rst Saturday of the month, from 22h to 00h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

RAAR Show invite Xavier Swafford (3TEETH) - 1er Juillet 2023

Enjoy the 2h b2b Dj set from Timo Maas and Marc Romboy, June the 30th 2023!

Timo Maas x Marc Romboy B2B Turmbühne x Fusion Festival 2023

ROD is the 342nd guest of our original HATE Podcast series. Recorded live @ MORD, Shelter, Amsterdam on 17 February 2023.

Download available.

Follow #ROD here:
https://soundcloud.com/rodmalmok
https://www.facebook.com/rodmalmok
https://twitter.com/rodmalmok

HATE Podcast

HATE Podcast 342

Follow ROD

ROD - HATE Podcast 342

Joey Beltram @ The Lot Radio 07-01-2023

Mix Series 038 by @fear-e

For the 38th edition, we are welcome one of our label artists to the mix series. Expect a touch of electro, acid & techno!

Full tracklist:
https://www.instagram.com/scott_fear_e/

If you missed his last EP on Dame-Music check it out here:
https://dame-music.bandcamp.com/album/lysergic-patterns-from-the-silver-box

Support the artist

Mix Series 038 - FEAR-E

Download:
https://corenews.me/dj-bone-essential-mix-2023-08-19/?utm_source=soundscloud
Tracklist over here:
https://tracklists.thomaslaupstad.com/dj-bone-essential-mix-2023-08-19-tracklist/?utm_source=soundscloud

Core News - https://corenews.me/

DJ Bone - Essential Mix 2023-08-19

DJ Bone: Sometimes I Like To Bang It! Mix 2014.0916 

DJ Bone: Sometimes I Like To Bang It!

1) You're Mine - Edward Elecktro ft BevLove
2) Pimp Named SlickBack - Lakim
3) Marvin Gaye - DJ Hoodboi & DJ Turtle
4)Love Song (Jersey Club Remix) - Martie
5) Coochie Drive You Crazy - Baltimore Club
6) Body Drop (Trina's Theme) - Ase Manual 
7) You've Got the Love - The XX ft Florence and the Machine
8) Body Party - DJ Sliink 
9) XXX Angel Dust XXX - LSDXOXO
10) Gold (Moon Boots Remix) - Bondax
11) Smoke Break - Chance the Rapper ft Future
12)Ay Ay (aywy & Fortune remix) - Goldlink
13) Red Velvet - Monte Booker ft Smino

INSTAGRAM & TWITTER : @tiptonaires

PUSSY POP VOL I

DJ Bone's 2-hour long set recorded live at The Hydra, the last party of 2019 at Printworks, London.

DJ Bone (Full Set) Live at The Hydra at Printworks

cover of rosetta by @chuck_sutton

so tell me what u want, rosetta? <3
this ones for hangouts girl ;) <3

DJ Bone - Essential Mix 2023-08-19

DJ Bone – Essential Mix 2023-08-19