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Beautiful Girls (osno1 big fuck remix)

Poaa

Kusini

Hard Dance is a new weekly mix series exploring the hard and fast fringes of modern club culture.

009 comes from Gabber Modus Operandi, the Bali-based duo driving Indonesian music to new extremes by colliding furious dance music with Javanese trance rituals. Strap in son.

“This mix is basically the kind of music we play in a GMO DJ set, random bangers from our collection that mostly relate to our rough, messy & cheesy high energy mentality.”

HARD DANCE is going on tour – https://harddance.boilerroom.tv/

HARD DANCE 009 - Gabber Modus Operandi

Next level digital tribalism from roving Punk ethno-musicologist and label boss of the archival re-issue label petPets' tapes , Julien Hairon. After spending the past 6 years recording soundscapes and traditional musicians across Asia, Oceania and Africa, he moved to Tanzania in 2017. Inspired by the sounds he heard around him and field recordings he made over the past couple of years during his stay their, Judgitzu was born. Umeme Kelele represents his debut release and his first foray into electronic music production.

Umemekelele

Umemekele

NNT017 Preview  Judgitzu : Umeme

DJ Diaki is Diaki Kone, balani show dj, and radio animator in Sanakoroba, Mali. One of the originators of Balani Show sound system sound, DJ Diaki plays in the style of Balani mix with high energy balafon samples, crashing drums, and live remixes that he calls Balani Fou (Crazy Balani).

“Balani Show” is a Malian phenomena with two decades of history.

Balani Show began in the late 90s, as DJs with sound systems began to animate social ceremonies. The reason was economic – DJs were cheaper then a Balafon group. While this probably occurred simultaneously throughout Mali, the DJ credited as the originator is Seydou Bagayoko. DJ Diaki and DJ Sandji became his apprentices in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Early on, DJs would play cassettes. But to create more dynamic music, they began to augment songs with drum pads: crashing coupé decalé rhythms, cymbals, and whistles. Moriké Keita (DJ Moh) was first with a drum machine. Playing a gig at a nightclub in Bamako, DJs would stop in and dub their remixed versions direct onto new tapes to play at their parties. Over time, more drum pads found their way to Bamako, and DJs begin playing remixes on the fly. This was followed by a brief period of CDJs before the current incarnation of laptop DJs. However, the drum pad is still used, and sometimes even a synthesizer:

Balani Show thrived in the mid-2000s with DJ Senateur performing an official version on Malian television. But in recent years, it has returned to its street culture roots, played in neighborhoods in informal block parties. There is the occasional moral panic, raised by religious leaders, at the site of young people dancing provocatively at night. Occasionally a move will be made to ban Balani Shows, but the legality of the bans are dubious. What the religious opposition has succeeded is in contributing to a general decline of Balani Shows in the capital.

DJ Diaki lives 20km from the Bamako, where Balani Shows are now more common. The village Balani Shows have a completely different element from Bamako – with rapid fire tempos and tranced out loops that extend into mind melting repetition. “It’s much faster in the countryside,” he says. “The people in the village want the music fast. If someone goes to my parties, it’s impossible they dance the whole time.” His video channel illustrates this point. While it may have been the city where Balani Show was born, its back in rural Mali where it has taken on a new form, and where the highest tempo Balani Shows are thriving. 

releases February 20, 2020

NNT019 DJ DIAKI: 'BALAN FOU' ALBUM PREVIEW BUT SHOW DD 1

Complete version: https://salviatek.bandcamp.com/album/herramientas-para-el-club-2020

EN 
Celebrating our fifth year as a label, here’s Salviatek's first bootleg, edit & tool club pack. Includes 40 tracks from producers around the globe, focused on Latin American avant-garde new wave, and non hegemonic identities. 

ES 
Celebrando nuestro quinto año como sello, presentamos el primer club pack de bootlegs, edits & tools de Salviatek. Incluye 40 tracks de productores del mundo, enfocado en la nueva ola vanguardista latinoamericana, e identidades no hegemónicas.

Artwork: Miguel Cruz 
Mastering: POBVIO

HERRAMIENTAS PARA EL CLUB 2020

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Serial Tila - Web Trance

Following their second EP, Zer0, which launched the Kindergarten Records imprint, Ma Sha Ru return to the label for a split EP with fellow Sorry Records afliate Drummy.
It is the former’s rst split release, and with one track by each artist in turn inspired by the other, Bernal Sphere further exemplies the spirit of communion touched on with their prior releases.
Drummy’s tracks make up the A-side and hint at darkside jungle for a pair of rollers at around 145bpm; the sinister, almost-jump-up avour of his basslines making for potent tools in the right hands. Something Else (Kabuki Mix) is a quintessential bit of work from the New York producer, who says he “started [that] day like any other: with a rave stab and crunched-out breaks.” No Touch is a direct response to Ma Sha Ru’s offering for the release, it’s low-slung bassline and pent-up crackle dripping with volatile energy.

@drvmmy
@kindergartenrecords

Buy:
https://kindergartenrecords.bandcamp.com/album/bernal-sphere

Bernal Sphere

PREMIERE: Drummy - Something Else (Kabuki Mix) [Kindergarten]

𝘮𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘢𝘨𝘦 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮 @minga57 ≋:≋ ♫ ♪ ♫ 𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚛 𝚗𝚎𝚎𝚍 𝚒𝚜 𝚝𝚘 𝚋𝚎 𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚎 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚏𝚛𝚒𝚎𝚗𝚍𝚕𝚢 !-`ღ´-!

d⃣   ب⃣   _⃣   
ฅ⃣   上杉百花 - Pink の Chao! (美奈代のふの字は Fackin' Beat Mix)ฅ⃣   
♡⃝ Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Nakamichi ฅ⃣   
ฅ⃣   Societysuckers - ZETTAI REMIX ฅ⃣   
ฅ⃣   Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Pioneer ฅ⃣   
♪⃞ Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Toshiba ฅ⃣   
♡⃣ Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye -  Asahi Kahei ฅ⃣   
♫⃝ Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye -  Sharp ฅ⃣   
ฅ⃣   DJ SHARPNEL - Im a 32g ฅ⃣   
ฅ⃣   Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Yamaha ฅ⃣     
ฅ⃣   Shoukomi - Tokuhon Island ฅ⃣   
㋡⃣Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye -  Sega ฅ⃣   
♡⃞ Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Seibu ฅ⃣   
ฅ⃣   Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Nihon Victor『♪』
ฅ⃣   COSMO - Turbo Guntank [̲̅♡]
ฅ⃣   Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Casio『♡』
ฅ⃣   Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Fostex ฅ⃣   
≋♡≋ Otomo Yoshihide & Yamanataka Eye - Obayashi ฅ⃣   
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This mix is part of NeuroXcape hosted by NeuroDungeon at Club Cooee.

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