Krzrzrz 101.19 (from Kyiv)

Every Wednesday at 8pm CET
Photo: Ater Cosmo - Madrid (https://www.facebook.com/atercosmo/)
Krzrzrz 101 YouTube channel: bit.ly/32JPqEu
Mail: krzrzrzradioshow@gmail.com

Tracklist:
Monokle “Kay” (Ki Records)
Valentino Mora “Glass” (Spazio Disponibile)
Kas “Birth Of The Healer” (Ilian Tape)
Elektroids “Digital Warlock” (Warp Records/Clone)
Abfahrt Hinwil “Tech 7” (Above Board Projects)
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Tip of the week by Clone (https://clone.nl/) :
Nous klaer Audio 023 
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Salome “Terror (Jensen Interceptor Remix)” (Lobster Theremin) PREMIERE
RoogUnit “Edge 2” (Mote Evolver) PREMIERE
Phuture 303 “Professor Trax” (Phuture)
Developer “Sey Wut” (Olympian)
Pfirter & Nørbak “Questionable Concept Of Freedom” (MindTrip)
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DEMO DEMO DEMO:
- Nata Teva “sexx main 2020”
contact https://soundcloud.com/nataliia-khomyk
- TXN “Isolation”
contact https://soundcloud.com/txnpulsemusic
- Anthony Renwick “Pineal Jam test”
contact https://soundcloud.com/anthony-renwick-1
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DVS1 “Traverse” (Hush)
Truncate & Dotdat “HYD V1” (Truncate)
Rove Ranger “Born” (Knotweed Records) PREMIERE
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KEY Vinyl:
Border One “Catalyst” (KEY+)
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Lewis Fautzi “Complete Cycle” (Mord) PREMIERE
Linkan Ray “Walking Around” (Be As One)
Davide Squillace “Bike On The Rocks” (Kombination Research)
D-MOB “We call it acieed (the MATEY mix)” (FFRR Records Ltd)

Krzrzrz 101.19

Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts: https://tigapresents.lnk.to/LastPartyOnEarth

Extended version available via Club Sexor on Patreon - www.patreon.com/tiga

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Club Sexor

First/Last Party On Earth 24 - Jeff Mills

DPM 3000's unique blend of Detroit techno and New York deep house is fine-tuned for big rooms. Hear the flex of this humble Midwestern up-and-comer who prefers to let his music and mixing do the talking.

After years spent working tirelessly behind the scenes at labels, distributors, promoters, radio stations, and warming up top clubs, last year saw Disruptive Pattern Material take a step out of the shadows and into his own. The New York born, Michigan raised artist’s stints in Brooklyn and Detroit can be heard in his effortless mixing of American house and techno from past, present, and even the future. As a producer and remixer on the rise his music has been featured by DJ Mag, Blow Up Magazine, BBC Radio 1 and more while top-tier DJs such as Ben Sims, Len Faki, and Eats Everything support his music regularly. 

2021 saw the release of Disruptive Pattern Material's debut EP "Necessary" on Radio Slave’s internationally acclaimed label Rekids with supporting remixes from friends, idols, and mentors Terrence Parker, DJ Bone, and Scan 7. This first outing was quickly followed with Disruptive Pattern Material remixes of Marco Faraone and 2022 saw remixes for labels such as Uncage, Seclusion, and Fat Cat and more as well as the “Foundation” EP for Uncage featuring Detroit hi-tech jazz meets techno heavyweights De’Sean Jones and Jon Dixon. This year the focus is on remixes with four already confirmed for release in 2023.

Tracklist:

01. Scan 7 - The Resistance - [Scan Records]
02. Dames Brown (w/ Waajeed) - Glory (Floorplan Remix) - [Defected]
03. Tenzella - Love Strut - [Snatch]
04. DJ Dextro - Free Mind (Gene Richards Jr Raw Cut) - [Uncage]
05. S-File - Double Crisp [GND]
06. Gabriella Vergilov - The Choices We Make (Truncate remix) - [Gama]
07. Kai Van Dongen - M12 Bleep - [Truncate]
08. Subradeon - Break That Pattern - [RSPX]
09. Ackermann - Dream Free (Jancen Remix) - [Virgo]
10. Mount Kimbie (w/ Kai Campos) - City Limits (Robert Hood Remix) - [Warp]
11. Long Island Sound - Ataria (Benjamin Damage Remix) - [Signs Of Space]
12. Deadwalkman - Cmon - [GND]
13. Robert Hood - Low Life - [M-Plant]
14. S-File - Pulled To Bits - [GND]
15. Reeko - Agile Mobvements - [Theory]
16. Filterheadz - Motorcity - [Airborne Black]
17. Pfirter - Focus - [Mindtrip]
18. Ma Haiping - Planet Regis III (Elyas Remix) - [Seclusion]
19. Scan 7 - The Resistance (Underground Resistance Rusted Metal Remix) - [Scan

DISRUPTIVE PATTERN MATERIAL - BLACK OWLS PODCAST 18

Pride Week Day 2 - Underwear & Shorts Night

Naarm-based artist Igadi creates dark, ambient, and driven soundscapes, influenced by his fascination with the interplay between structure and entropy.
Igadi began his DJ journey during his university years, focusing on electro house and performing at Cake Nightclub in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Since moving to Australia in 2017, he has established himself in the local music scene, performing at the Wide Open Space Music Festival in Alice Springs in 2021 and 2023 alongside artists like Truth, Ivy Lab, and D-Sens. He has also supported Berghain resident DJ Boris Dolinski multiple times.
Drawing inspiration from artists such as Eric Prydz, Paul Kalkbrenner, Tommy Four Seven, Speedy J, and Ben Klock, Igadi crafts sets and productions that blend techno with melodic progressive elements.



1	Tell Me If I Am Wrong	Ana Rs
2	Small Club, Big Hugs	Obwigszyh
3	Caustic Sun			Boyd Schidt
4	Total Absence		Lewis Fautzi
5	Reincarnation			Ricardo Garduno
6	Nativo				NWHR		
7	Light Trail			Border One
8	Data Dancer			Bryan Zentz
9	Completely Wrong		Obwigszyh
10	Nerv				Stef Mendesidis
11	Awakening			Ignez
12	Itinerario			        Ribé
13	Ipnotismo Delirante	CONCEPTUAL
14	Fidelidad			        PWCCA
15	Simbolo				PWCCA
16	Utrea				Clemente Loffredo
17	Magnitude Seven	        Inigo Kennedy
18	Careless			        Øccult
19	Paper.Glue			Pulso
20	Nisba				Alarico
21	Oceanid				Ignez
22	Flare				Chez Driss
23	Stygian Calculus		Bryan Zentz
24	Kinki				El Joven Prisionero
25	That Sets Me			CVRDWELL
26	Imperial Bells			Clemente Loffredo
27	The Calling			Inigo Kennedy
28	Process				CVRDWELL
29	Andromeda (Part 3)       ORBE
30	The Sunlight Blinded His Eyes	Oscar Mulero
31	Temporal Shards	        Sorcery


Follow the artist:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/igadimusic?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
Soundcloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/Qx8YDkburr6x4dNV6

OPPORTUNITY #008 Igadi

Room 3 Fabric, Kollektiv Affair take over w/ Redd Ophis & Claus Fuss

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Dance Elements : Elwood's Birthday Bash

You Got Me

Hippychick

Arche - Dance

Recording of Deniro's set at Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Deniro at Dekmantel Festival 2019

I can’t quite recall when I first became aware of electronic music or my deep connection with it. My father was a DJ, so music was always present, but growing up during the ‘80s meant witnessing a technological revolution that transformed art and culture in unimaginable ways.

Around ’89-90, I realized just how important dance music was to me. One standout memory is hearing “French Kiss” by Lil Louis on a mixtape my father played in his car. From that moment, electronic music—especially dance music—became my constant companion.

As a child, I loved dancing, so it felt natural that dance music became a creative outlet for me. Over the years, my creativity has expanded beyond music, but that’s a story for another time.

One genre that’s had a major impact on me is House Music. By 1995, I realized how sophisticated and cool it was, particularly in contrast to what was popular in Spain at the time. By 1998, I’d amassed a solid music collection—mostly Ministry of Sound compilations, Ibiza mixtapes, and CD singles I could blast on my bedroom soundsystem.

That summer, I traveled to London and discovered @dannytenagliaofficial , an artist who blew me away. I was lucky to find him early because it took 2-3 more years for his music to break into Spain. My curiosity about electronic music led me to explore Chicago, NY, and Detroit House, techno, electro, and minimal, among others. Still, House Music has been my constant. Trends shift, but whenever I need comfort, I turn to House classics—Chandler, Knuckles, Craig, Morel, Morales, Rolando, MAW, and more. I still have much to learn about House, but I’m excited to keep exploring.

Now that you know a bit more about my musical journey (which truly defines me), I invite you to check out my latest mini-mix—a 39-minute exploration of what House music means to me. It’s groovy, percussive, dark, and undeniably sexy… some call it deep, others tech, or even Ballroom!

Dance Elements : Elwood's Birthday Bash

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