Name: Listening Stage: Mixmaster Morris at Dekmantel Festival 2019 by dekmantel
Duration: 3 h 3 min 17 s
Description: Recording of Mixmaster Morris' set at the listening stage during Dekmantel Festival 2019.

What is the name of this song? Not fair that you won't upload the playlist. I love it

I remember walking past him as he was playing that Tirzah song ... great set / great memories 😊

A soundtrack to a sunset drive. 

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Brian Not Brian is a man of many stories, I enjoy someone with many stories. In the short time I've been in his presence I have been given countless facts, stories and been spread a wide variety of the musical encyclopedia to which of chapter's I didn't even know existed. Brian is a man who lives and breaths this industry, from digging in the furthest crates in the vast corners of the world reissuing never before seen or forgotten gems on his Midnight Drive, or more noticeably to finding some of the most interesting new talents coming up via Going Good. 
On top of all this he's an excellent DJ, a skill which has seen him play worldwide alongside underground greats like DJ Sotofett and Hashman Deejay to name a few. For his Off The Record Brian brings us on deep dive of various club sounds in house, disco and more. So get your pint of Guinness and have a quick once over of the chat we had with the man emself here:

Off The Record Mix Series 34: Brian Not Brian

It's a real pleasure to welcome highly respected and experienced musical selector, DJ, radio host and curator Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy (@colleen-cosmo-murphy) with a special 'audio yoga mix' to our series. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hi Colleen, thanks for sharing your thoughts and music with us. Hosting your weekly online radio shows, making plenty mixes for several outlets, DJing clubs and festivals... How do you keep motivated and inspired?

CM: Sharing music has been focal to my life since I was a teenager hosting shows on our 10-watt high school radio station and working in a record shop after school. Turning people onto new tunes and artists gives me immense joy and courses throughout every aspect of my vocation. I’m a communicator at heart. That’s balanced with the more internalized creativity of music productions and remixes. Being in the studio and playing with ideas and sounds is very focusing and the rest of the world seems to fall away. It’s therapeutic. And playing records as a DJ or musical host is like a lively musical conversation in which I draw energy from the dancers and give it back in turn. A great party is a collective creation. Throughout all of my endeavours I try to impart the life energy of music, a healing and motivational force that inspires me every day.

MFM: In a time and place where the context of a DJ seems to have changed over decades, do you feel your “classic” approach of DJing gives you an advantage in keeping relevant and reaching a crowd?

CM: It's important to have your own point of difference. I have never been a ‘cookie-cutter’ type DJ and used to struggle with the idea that I didn’t fit in. But then I recognized that all the different aspects of my vocation had one thing in common – myself. Once I integrated everything and became more holistic in my approach, I felt happier and more confident. Being authentic to oneself is first and foremost and then it is up to others to decide whether or not they like your creative output. You can’t please everybody, but you have to try to please yourself otherwise there is no point. I get immense pleasure in what I do and hope that it brings joy to others. I do have a classic approach to DJ-ing but I’m also always looking for new sounds that resonate. I also admire other DJs styles even if it’s quite different to my own. There’s room for everyone.

MFM: You're a DJ who encourages the listener to open up and really listen to music, its definitions, context and aesthetics. Probably one of the foremost reasons why you tend to let a song run from beginning till end. With such strong values, what's your view on the modern way of “consuming” music?

CM: There are many different ways to enjoy music and none are the wrong way. Any experience of music is good. When I started Classic Album Sundays in 2010, it was a response to music only being ‘consumed’ rather than experienced and I wanted to share the way the I often listen to music with others to provide an alternative. At that time, we were in the midst of shuffle culture and the almighty MP3 and whilst both have their place, it shouldn’t be the end-all experience. When people come to a Classic Album Sundays event and hear the subtleties and nuances of an entire album played without interruption, on one of the world’s best sound systems and in a communal setting, they experience music in a different way and most find it transformative. But listening to music in a car or dancing to a DJ who scratches and cuts up songs can also be inspirational. I can only try to offer what is authentic from me.

MFM Mix 045: Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy

Happy 2023 yall: Feelin good to be back home again and on the grid after a deep proper unplug.. so much so I finally laid down a lil mix for the long overdue Greasy Listening 009 entry.

A fitting # of fave cuts from the past year that fit the EG/GL stee to a tee, many of which are LA Love reps (including some hopeful words from our newly-elected mayor Karen Bass) with top-tier tracks made and released by friends n fam, also from the Bay, the D, Chi and beyond. May it help uplift your New Year spirit. Love, Peace, & Elbow Grease to all!

01. Sault - Love Will Free Your Mind
02. Brandon Coleman - Lucid Dreaming 
03. Cahl Sel - February
04. Kevin Reynolds - River Front
05. ZOiD - Space Station Dexaphonic
06. Portable - I Feel Stronger Now (Patrice Scott Remix)
07. Don Carlos & S-Tone - Music All Night 
08. Darone Sassounian - Prerequisite #4
09. DJ M-TRAXXX - Liquid Love 
10. Mayor Karen Bass - Acceptance speech excerpt
11. Vienna - Tell Me (DA EDIT)
12. Garret David - Work For Love
13. Masha Mar - Extended Release
14. Soul Of Hex - Heliocentrico
15. Lovebirds -Straightfromtheheart_(DA EDIT)
16. DISCOSXXX - Sadistic 9 (DX3EDIT)
17. Benedek - Better Dayz
18. Santiago Salazar - The Queen
19. Greg Foat - Psychosynthesis Part 1
20. Gifted & Blessed - Yamajando
21. Rekee - Never As It Seems
22. Javonntte - I’m The One
23. Dave Aju - Spacio Tempo (Domingo Dub)

(PSA: most tracks are available on the artist/labels’ Bandcamp pages, DJs please support producers!)

Greasy Listening : Episode 009

Big numbered Trushmix 70 features Cross-Atlantic session from Pender Street Steppers & Hashman DeeJay outta Vanvouver in-the-mix with Sex Tags Mania’s DJ Sotofett. The crew takes the left-turn; blending fine recent Polish digs, regular dubs, connected world music as well as disco & house trods, classic breaks and cuts of modern latin during 3h45m of endurance.

Should you be in Bilbao the 20th of March - be sure not to miss
Pender Street Steppers & Hashman DeeJay
at Paraleloan, Kafe Antzokia

And - in Berlin March 21st you shouldn’t miss
Sex Tags Mania with DJ Fett Burger & DJ Sotofett
at Ohm, Berlin

Trushmix 70:  DJ Sotofett w. Pender Street Steppers & Hashman DeeJay

RDC 017 - SOICHI TERADA × KUNIYUKI × SAUCE81

Broadcast live on WNYU 89.1FM in New York City on May 22nd, 2018.
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BIS Radio Show #939 with Powder

Japanese DJ and producer Powder rightfully debuting and delivering a mix of mirth house and techno on a sunny day.

Dekmantel Festival 2018

Powder at Dekmantel Festival 2018

this might be my last show on no fun but enjoy!

Yu Su on No Fun Radio 01/25/2019

Recording of Mixmaster Morris' set at the listening stage during Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Dekmantel Festival 2019

Listening Stage: Mixmaster Morris at Dekmantel Festival 2019

A follow up/ prequel to a mix I recorded 2 years ago called "As The City Sleeps" (https://bit.ly/3ax7l5H). A collection of songs that have kept me company over this odd year and hopefully may keep you company during the late hours of the night, with some field recordings I took on my travels. Download link below the TL.

A love letter to getting new speakers after 16 years. 


Tracklist 

Yumiko Morioka - 潮風
Nina Simone - Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair [Live In New York/1964]
Nick Wales & Stereogamus - Learning Year
Kitchen Cynics - Beads Upon an Abacus
Fred Neil - Faretheewell (Fred's Tune)
Bill Withers - Make a Smile for me
Carlo Rustichelli - Erotycon
Car Culture - Club Soda ft. Dan Bodan
The Beach Boys - Surf's Up 1967 (Solo Version) 
Nancy Sinatra And Lee Hazlewood - You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin’
Miriam Makeba - Quit It
>>> Excerpt from Interview with Miriam Makeba (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wONkMpbl7N8)
The Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes for You
Bastion - Molitva
Janet Jackson - Someday is Tonight 
Patrick Cowley - Mockingbird Dream 
Torch Song - Shine on me
Massive Attack - Protection ft. Tracey Thorn (The Eno Dub) 
>>>Excerpt from the Phantom Thread 
Jonny Greenwood - Never Cursed 
Cocteau Twins & Harold Budd - Why do you Love me
10cc - I’m not in Love (Midland Dream Within a Dream Version)
Mary Lattimore  - Silver Ladders
Hamlet Gonashvili - Tsintskaro
Brian Eno  & Harold Budd - Lost in the Humming Air
>>> Excerpt from an Interview with Harvey Fierstein (https://youtu.be/osp1FN5-aVE)

Download - https://bit.ly/2N6xcbX

As The City Rests, a mixtape [February 2021]

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Listening Stage: Mixmaster Morris at Dekmantel Festival 2019

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