With EPs out on the likes of Moodymann’s Mahogany Music, Strictly Rhythm, and Heist Recordings, Nenor has been making a real stir across the scene for years now. The Tel Aviv local returns to RNT with his latest project - the Take My Time EP, a 4-tracker of impeccably produced dancefloor weapons.

In celebration of the new project, Nenor hits the decks for the Razor-N-Tape podcast. Rotating through crisp house selections drenched in minimal melodies and acidic tones, his tasty use of timeless sampling keeps the mind soaring throughout this heady hour.

Stream & Buy the 'Time My Time' EP - https://razor-n-tape.fanlink.to/Nenor

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Razor-N-Tape Podcast - Episode 63 : Nenor

MOURNING

Waste Away

meditation DJ Set, sol therapy @ Suzan Dalal Center 14.9.2025

Reshet Bet 260616 בני טייטלבוים ושלום קיטל

Rosenblatt Express @ Hakol Diburim

U-Roy – My Ethiopian Queen / Ilan Smilan – Queen Of Sheba
Daddy U-Roy, the master toaster and the inventor of the Jamaican dj style.

‘My Ethiopian Queen’ is a classic dj version to Cornell’s song that takes the listener back to the early days of reggae music.

On the flip we’re bringing you ‘Queen Of Sheba’, an instrumental version by the master guitarist, Ilan Smilan, playing beautiful calypso melodies in the style of the great Ernest Ranglin and Lynn Taitt.

U - Roy - My Ethiopian Queen - MTR - 7-003 -A

Experimental Israel-
Uri Katzenstein-
Generosity-
The 10th installation of Experimental Israel was a real Greek feast, as our guest was one of the leading figures in the Israeli art scene – Uri Katzenstein. Katzenstein, a true multidisciplinary artist, features works that range from the strictly plastic, to film, installation, theatre and sound art. But it is in fact the latter that intrigued me most in Katzenstein’s opus, as it seems to play a pivotal and unique role within his works. Katzenstein, who claims to have never been officially trained in music, has also dabbled in his career in proper music performance, but the bulk of his work features or is accompanied by soundtracks that are in many ways the epicentre of the entire creation. Accordingly, his closest collaborators are artists who, like himself, find themselves at an intersection between genres and mediums, or encompass more than one artistic world and thus defy a concrete definition. However, one of the arguably most interesting facets of his work are the many instruments he has built and displayed throughout his career. These instruments vary in shape and format – at times they can be found objects that Katzenstein modifies unrecognisably; at others he presents complex mechanical systems that play and improvise on their own accord. Katzenstein relates this fascination to his days as a young artist where he simply wanted to be in a band, but there was no one to play with, so he started designing instruments that can play on their own. It was with a selection of these instruments that Katzenstein came into the Halas studio, and set them up upon my request of him to improvise for us. Uncharacteristically for our broadcast, Katzenstein suggested that I join him in his improv session, an invitation I extended to Daniel Meir, the director of Halas radio. Together we sat and talked and listened and played, and partook in an atmosphere of sharing, openness and wonderment brought into our studio by Uri Katzenstein.

                              

Experimental Israel - Uri Katzenstein

A few days after Mr Coxsone Dodd died in May 2004 the New York based WKCR radio station played a 24 hour tribute to him on 8/5/04. The tribute played Studio One only and also featured tributes from Artists who knew him. It was hosted by a very genial DJ called Vinny.  I only became aware of it through browsing the Blood and Fire forum and being tipped off by Gordon Robertson (Thanks Gordon!). Anyway, I recorded some of it, including this section, which features Tony 'Downbeat' Screw. By 2004 I'd been buying Studio One music for a long time but this was a real revelation. I think it's one of the most entertaining pieces of radio I've ever heard and a fitting tribute to Mr Dodd (RIP). Anyway, I hope you enjoy it...

Photo of Coxsone Dodd by David Corio

WKCR Tribute to Coxsone Dodd featuring Tony Screw 8th May 2004

Fortuna Records Presents:

• Kalbata ft. Tigris - Vanrock •  

Fortuna boss Kalbata joins forces with five-piece band Tigris, creating a mesmerizing percussion-led album inspired by African and Caribbean traditions. Repetitive guitars, blissful synthesizers, and roaring voodoo drums set the tone across this extra-trippy, six-track journey. Techno and Balearic undertones remind us of Kalbata’s wide musical spectrum, ranging from very dark to luminous tropical sunlight. Essential!

Release Date: August 30, 2019.
Format: 12'' LP / Digital
Catalog Number: FTNLP006
℗&© Fortuna Records 2019.

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Vanrock

Kalbata ft. Tigris - Vanrock (FTNLP006 - A2)

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