Dekmantel

Dubbed-out ambient from North West England.

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recorded this mix in one take while messing around at home one evening last week

decided to put it on soundcloud until i change my mind


T/L:

PVAS - Passing Through
The Exaltics - 00.154.33.68
Actress - Turin (feat. Aura T-09)
Piezo - OX
Simo Cell - Cegetel
Round Three - Acting Crazy (feat Tikiman)
Vapauteen - Spender's Permit
Gong Gong Gong 工工工 - Inner Reaches III 慾望的暗角三 (Zaliva-D Remix)
DHS - # 9 Bad Acid
Si Begg - Time Is Flexible
Dengue Dengue Dengue - Minerals
Brain Pilot - Serotonin Flow
Jon Watts - Now Its Done
Inga Mauer - Islington
Unknown Artist - Primitive Tools Edition One - B2
Shed - Try
Ambien Baby - Aventura ft. Priori
Naco - Koeq
ISSHU - Schizo+
G Flame - I Want You
Dalibor Cruz - Debase
Shit and Shine - Upside Down Cheeseburger
De Bons en Pierre - Pop Corn Sous le Lit
Gunnar Haslam - Seasick Acid
P.A. Presents - Freaky
Si Begg - U R D Best
Sun Electric - Osram 527
DMX Krew - RAM Expansion
Heiko Laux - Re-Televised
Terrence Dixon - Resonator
hanali - Diagonal Hold
Sigha - AVN014 B3 Loop 1
DJ Boss - Fak Trak
Archetype - Ancestors of Language
GILA - NANAO feat. Kloxii
Burnt Friedman - Monsun
Parassela - The Berlin Experiment
Lårry - Bessernach

felt cute, might delete later

thanks to the producers of these tracks.

Intrusion - Montego Bay
STL - Calculating Systems
G.R.I.T - TTX-E2
Model 500 - Starlight (Echospace Unrelease)
Deepchord & Mike Huckaby - All it Takes ( Mike Huckaby Synth Remix)
Soultek - Metro Park
Robert Hood - Torque One
Deepchord - Vantage Isle (DC II Mix)
Octal Industries Unn #1
Deepchord vantage Isle (Space Echodub)
CV313 - Infinit-1 (STL)

portals mix

@sharlese

For extended Q&A please visit our website ~~~~~> pipipi.life <~~~~~~~~

Introduce yourself? Pronouns? Where do you currently reside? 1 fun fact about yourself?

Hello, I’m Sharlese Jul-anetia Metcalf, she/her pronouns. My DJ name is Sharlese and on IG it’s Sh6rl6s6. One fun fact about me is I like to write fan mail. I’ve made many friends this way. I like to tell people that I like their music or their mixes so they feel appreciated. 

Who/what currently inspires you music-wise that has nothing to do with music?

Riding the bus. I ride the bus to and from work, mostly and sometimes I don’t listen to anything, but the natural noises from the bus. Sometimes it gets real wild with situations and other times, it’s just regular busy bus noises. 

Favorite sound in nature? Describe how it makes you feel. 

I love the sound of the wind. Sometimes she starts screaming and I feel like she’s telling me to stop overthinking. I find some comfort in hearing the wind, she’s moving things around and adding some texture to the world. 

What was your best moment on the dance floor?

Watching Pablo Bozzi at the XXX-Floor at Berghain and crying for his entire set. Questioning my life, my contribution as a DJ and my overall purpose and absolutely dying over his set. I kept dancing and I wore sunglasses and kept getting compliments on them. Some people noticed that I was crying and asked me if I was ok, others offered me drinks and the rest complimented me on my sunglasses. This entire situation might sound awkward, but crying felt good and thinking about my life felt necessary and seeing Pablo was essential because I love him. I was alone and I wouldn’t have had it any other way. I learned so much that day, about myself and a bit of the club world and I’ll never forget it. I’m still processing and also finding it a bit funny that I was so dramatic. 

Longest you've stayed up and why?

Three days because I was at Movement in Detroit and I didn’t want to miss one thing so I went for it and it was all worth it.  

What is your most recent favorite DJ mix and why?

Lobster Theremin Podcast 212 // DJ HEARTSTRING - https://soundcloud.com/lobster-theremin/lt-podcast-212-dj-heartstring

Pure, fucking, ravepop, happiness! 

Dream DJ gig?

XXX-Floor at Berghain or Dekmantel :) 

What was your first gig? How did it go? 

My first gig was at a space called Electric Tea Garden in Seattle. I played witch house, minimal synth and cold wave. They were a bunch of tracks I found on a blog site at the lowest of the low quality. I was trying to mix it, but I had no idea what I was doing. Someone actually came up to me and asked if I was a new DJ and I felt so embarrassed. Overall I give myself an A+ for cool tracks and knowledge, D- for the quality of the tracks and C- for not knowing how to handle the situation and an E+ for feeling embarrassed. 

Any advice to upcoming DJs?

Do it because you love it and you don’t have to say yes to everything and you don’t have to be at every after-party to get a gig. 

What would you like to see in the future for the dance community?

More headlining slots featuring black and trans women and the termination of hierarchical name positioning on event flyers.

Sharlese - 333˚

https://www.nts.live/shows/elena-colombi/episodes/elena-colombi-5th-september-2022

Elena Colombi - Live From Azul Oita 050922

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Italian Coldwave, Post Punk, Synth & Other Oddities 1980 - 1989 021222

' In celebration of Warp's re-release of Artificial Intelligence - a mix of some of the stuff that was floating around us at the time ' - Autechre
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Bill Kouligas is the Berlin based Greek who runs the PAN label. It is a place where underground dance, conceptual art and experimental electronic music have been colliding in captivating ways since 2008. Although he himself releases infrequently (but keep your eyes peeled) the label has become a go to outlet for forward thinking sounds that range from jungle to dark ambient thanks to artists like Lee Gamble, African Sciences, Objekt and many more. The design of each release is done by Bill, who has a background in graphic design, and is what ties the whole ever evolving project together. Expect a podcast consisting of old and current favourites and of course a fair share of unreleased PAN material.


Dekmantel Podcast 053 - Bill Kouligas

Just like Larry Levan was Paradise Garage, Tony Humphries was Club Zanzibar. With his inimitable take on house and garage, the US-DJ was able to command audiences for hours, taking them up and down, round and round with a dizzyingly eclectic mix of soul, tribal and gospel styles. Kerri Chandler has said before how much of an influence Tony was on him during those early days in New Jersey, and this August he will offer a very real link to that past with a set at Melkweg under the title 'A Tribute To Zanzibar'. 

Ahead of that, Tony has served up a ninety minute mix for us that showcases the skills he has been honing for more than 35 years. It is a party starting selection that touches on every facet of house music in feel good fashion. Quick and slick and always smooth, more than the odd history lesson is included along the way but the results never feel less than timeless. 

Dekmantel Podcast 065 - Tony Humphries

Recording of our weekly Dekmantel Radio show at @redlightradio.

First hour: Suzanne Kraft
Second hour: Mike Servito

Dekmantel Radio w/ Mike Servito & Suzanne Kraft (15/04/2016)

Until he launched his own Radio Matrix label with a clever and conceptual series of EPs in 2014, Delta Funktionen was exclusively tied to Dutch stable Delsin and its sub labels. It is there that he has roamed from techno to electro to dub, and there that he has put out a string of EPs and coherent full length over the last decade. Unlike many of his underground peers, Delta isn’t too serious and likes to have fun when DJing, so can go hard and fast or deep and warm according to the context. He often marries analogue and digital techniques in his work, takes cues from traditional hotbeds like Detroit and Chicago, but always comes correct with his own unique perspectives.  

Across the course of 75 absorbingly sci-fi minutes, the Dutchman cooks up a cinematic ride through deep space atmospherics, electronic funk and slick electro. The latter half grows more disturbed and dystopian, but there is always a very real and metallic aesthetic to the seamlessly segued sounds that ties the whole thing together with real narrative. 

Dekmantel Podcast 066 - Delta Funktionen

Recording of our weekly Dekmantel Radio show at @redlightradio.

First hour: Casper Tielrooij
Second hour: Eelco Couvreur

Dekmantel Radio w/ Casper Tielrooij & Eelco Couvreur (22/04/2016)

There is no one quite like Dave Huismans, aka A Made Up Sound. The Dutchman, who's of course also known as 2562, has been in a musical world of his own ever since he first turned heads with his debut in 2006. As of that decade, he has continued to confound expectation and operate away from any prevailing trends, mostly on his own self titled label, but also for other cult outlets like Clone, Trilogy Tapes, and Delsin, where he just dropped his newest release. His music toys with convention, finds rhythm in unknown places and cooks up textures you didn’t think were possible. Broken and abstract yet absorbing and emotive; his sound is a left-field marriage of techno, bass and electro that has proven impossible to imitate. 

Over the course of ninety minutes, The Hague man showcases his penchant for kinked grooves and for high pressure drums. He manages to be maximalist and in your face one moment, then subtle and subversive at others. From disco to electro and techno, it’s all here. It all creates a rugged, seat-of-your-pants ride that throws up plenty of curveballs along the way. 

Dekmantel Podcast 067 - A Made Up Sound

Legowelt needs no introduction, a voracious music fiend that knows know boundaries, a man of many names and many styles....we are pleased to get an hour and a half mix from one of the modern masters of contemporary electronic music. As usual we get the full scope here...from Memphis Rap, to NY boogie, to Hague scum electronics, to unreleased gems, to chi-town beat tracks...it's all there....a truly psychedelic trip....tune in!!!!!

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enjoy :)
19th october 2020

full stream:
https://youtu.be/_wjhGbNZL9c

full line up:
Alberta Balsam / Nala Brown / Serge / mad miran / Animistic Beliefs / Lenson

clone records x radio radio x ade 2020

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Dekmantel Podcast 053 - Bill Kouligas

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