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First of all I like to wish you Merry Christmas. Think about positive things in life and have a great time together with your Family. That´s most important. I am really happy to give away my this years "Christmas Mix" (Number 05). This time I decided to record my DJ Mix in a Club in Germany (Augsburg) called "Kesselhaus" which I really love.  And this year I recorded a 2 hours Set and mixed it up with unreleased and also already released music of mine. I hope you have fun with that one and slide smooth into 2017.

Tracklist:
1. Schaltzentrale (Joker Remake) Intro Version (Unreleased)
2. Schaltzentrale (Joker Remake)
3. Nothing Seems To Be (Unreleased)
4. Grinch (Unreleased)
5. Never Look Back (Unreleased)
6. Fckng Trap (Unreleased)
7. Drugs (Unreleased)
8. Turn Over
9. Night Owl
10. Killing Me
11. Devil (Unreleased)
12. U Ready 4 That (Unreleased)
13. Game Over (Unreleased)
14. FEAR
15. Welcome To Real Life
16. Hashtag
17. Distortion Is Nothing
18. Acid Attack - Ann Clue & Boris Brejcha
19. Gehörschadengenerator (Unreleased)

Note: All tracks are written and produced by Boris Brejcha.
For any question: contact@fckng-serious.de

Watch the Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9ja2jv4paQ

WAV Download:
www.borisbrejcha.de/downloads/

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DJ Mix Number 05

►  Bonobo making a triumphant return to Boiler Room with an exclusive DJ set from NYC earlier this year.
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Bonobo Boiler Room New York DJ Set

► As the sun was going down on Saturday it was only right to have Skatebård with us at Dekmantel to bring the anthems.
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Skatebård | Boiler Room x Dekmantel Festival 2018

28-й подкаст System 108 посвящен легенде французской электронной сцены и ударнику европейского музпрома Дэвиду Карретте, чье выступление было записано на мероприятии TEST SIX.

The 28th podcast of System 108 is dedicated to the legend of the French electronic music scene and the productive hero of the European industry David Carretta, whose performance was recorded at TEST SIX event.

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SYSTEM108 PODCAST 028: DAVID CARRETTA

All broadcast sessions of our recurring Red Light Radio show.

RLR Is Burning w/ Eris Drew - 16 June 2018

A long overdue return to our screen from Shanti Celeste here at Bass Coast.

Shanti Celeste | Boiler Room x Bass Coast Festival

Toronto: Regular feature of the mid-west's rave scene since the 90s and inspirational talent behind the decks @noncompliant1 headlines our Torornto rave

Noncompliant | Boiler Room Toronto Warehouse

Berlin mainstay Ellen Allien pieces together a sleepless mix of summer 2019 highlights.

For more info and tracklist head here: https://www.factmag.com/2019/08/10/ellen-allien-bpi…control-fact-mix/

FACT Mixes

FACT mix 721 - Ellen Allien (Aug '19)

The last few years have seen Volvox rightfully come of age on the international scene. The self-styled “techno disciple” has been shaping and driving the Brooklyn underground ever since moving to NYC from Boston in 2011, but has been hosting events and laying down tough sets for more than a decade. A couple of residencies in that time have seen her push both an acid house sound and a harder techno outlook while she is now at home everywhere from De School to Berghain.

In this searing 80 minute selection, Volvox tears through a range of electro sounds that race along with a high speed funk. Form punchy bass driven jams to visceral industrial and on to a sci-fi future, it’s a brilliantly widescreen but cohesive overview of a genre that is made for dancing.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 243 - Volvox

for my 6th edition of my bi-monthly @operator-radio show i played 2hrs solo..

Abadan Bar 006 w/ Moody Mehran

Dj Okapi at Jaeger Oslo
live recording 04/09/2019

I have to tune the car radio manually to get to the place I want to be on Cape Town’s FM bandwidth. The seek button scans over the desired channel even though I’m just a few blocks away from the broadcasting headquarters. Immediately, the old, but familiar hiss of white noise transports me back to my youth and then it pops into life as I get to 89.5. A two-step punchy snare and a syllabic yelping in Zulu greets me on the other side, this sounds more like home.

“You have to listen to Bush Radio” a friend told me the night before, “if you want to hear South African music”. For the past week I’ve been driving around my hometown listening to the ubiquitous sounds of popular music from Europe and USA proliferated by the nationally syndicated stations like 5FM. This has always been the case in South Africa and notwithstanding the community focussed programming from small, inconspicuous stations like Bush Radio, this has remained the broadcasting practise for the most part of my adult life too.

Every time I return to South Africa I’m always astounded and dismayed how very little has changed in that regard, even when in Europe, South African music is being proliferated by DJs and radio everywhere. The sound of GQOM, the band BCUC, a revival of seventies era Fusion, and the newfound interest in the eighties bubblegum sound had all been largely instigated and promoted through European labels and record stores in recent years.

Limited by constricts like the lack of vinyl presses to re-issue music and the fact that most of the original records are harboured in European record collections, it’s obvious why this has happened, but it doesn’t look set to remain this way for much longer. In recent years a DJ, a blog, a label and a record store has come along, all dedicated to changing this, bringing South African music back home and making availeable on the vinyl format again. It all funnels down to one man, Dave Durbach, better known by his DJ alias Okapi, who is tirelessly and selflessly, collecting and re-distributing this music through Afro-Synth, a blog, store and record label dedicated to new and forgotten South African music.

Hailing from Cape Town, where he cut his teeth around the bars and clubs in the small scene around Long Street, playing everything from Hip Hop to Jazz, Dave had always been known as something of a “vinyl junkie” by the locals. At a time when the format was largely forgotten for the more accessible digital formats, Dave would haunt the used record shops in and around Cape Town for obscure records from the eighties. The records largely disregarded as disposable “bubblegum” music by a predominantly white music media, became an obsession for the latent digger in his teens and laid the foundations for what would later become Afro Synth; a blog dedicated to shedding new light on a lost era in South Africa’s rich music history.

Afro Synth garnered attention for its unique and largely untapped source of records from from an apartheid-era South Africa with considered reviews and articles about the artists and the records sound tracking the end of white-minority rule and the first exciting years of post-apartheid South Africa. These were the talented, mostly black artists that remained obscure for the longest time, pressing limited runs of their records on independent labels that were quickly assigned to bargain bins all over SA. He established the blog to highlight these finds and through his words, many South Africans (this writer included) were lead on an extensive journey of discovery through a very niche, and almost forgotten corner of music history.

Dj Okapi at Jaeger Oslo - live recording 04/09/2019

Playing deep Indonesian digs in the RLR AMS SHOP listening basement. One hour of esoteric gems, traditional Sunda, psych rock and more.

@redlightradio

RLR AMS SHOP - Sekan for Waves September 19th 2019

CC&PT with Steven van Hulle #013

"[Started DJing] sometime around 2011-2012. I'd made hiphop beats for a long time before that and then stopped for a few years. When I started making music again, I was focused on dance music and DJing seemed like a good outlet for that." - @reverenddollars

DISCWOMAN 79 x Reverend Dollars

Recording of DJ Spinna's set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

DJ Spinna at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Recording of Afrodeutsche's set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Dekmantel Festival 2019

Afrodeutsche at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Recording of Alexander Robotnick (live) at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Alexander Robotnick (live) at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Recording of Surgeon's set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Surgeon at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Recording of DJ Python's set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

DJ Python at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Energetic and unapologetic fun house grooves by soundcloud.com/loodss. Hailing from Australia’s Steel City Loods is now firmly based in London where he’s been on a roll. Shortly after arriving in the Big Smoke he ensued to release two break-out records on his longtime mate Mall Grab’s soundcloud.com/steelcitydancediscs, with plenty more in the works. Quality cuts and straight up dance floor flavors here including a massive soundcloud.com/hugomassien & soundcloud.com/djhausuttu earworm, super fresh acid from soundcloud.com/fantastic-man, soundcloud.com/duskymusic’s recent Italo weapon, moody breakbeat by soundcloud.com/hyasynthe, an emotional banger by soundcloud.com/mallgrab and soundcloud.com/skin0nskin, and an unreleased weapon too… dig in!

ZeeZout Podcast 130 | Loods

Recording of Lotus Eater (Lucy & Rrose) live at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Lotus Eater (live) at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Recording of Palms Trax' set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Palms Trax at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Recording of Solar & Cinnaman's set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Solar & Cinnaman at Dekmantel 2019

Recording of Andrew Weatherall's set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Andrew Weatherall at Dekmantel Festival 2019

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