Lovely mix/idea @earsonearth, what's this beauty?

We're celebrating Mother's Day with some beautiful music for them.

I miss mine everyday, so just wanted to make something nice for her, wherever her soul is, I selected some triggering music to me that I instantly relate to her somehow.

Get the limited edition handmade cassette:
https://earsonearth.bandcamp.com/merch/atlantic-a-mixtape-to-all-mothers

Cheers to all our amazing mothers on earth,
Jaisiel.

Atlantic: A Mixtape To All Mothers

Full feature, interview and tracklist coming soon!

Off The Record Mix Series 23: Suzanne Kraft

025 - @djgregoryan

Taking us upto Twenty five is DJ Gregoryan, he's one quarter of the killer Parisian digging crew, Maybe Tonight. Known widely for their insanely well curated Youtube Channel & unmissable shows on LYL radio.

For the podcast, DJ Gregoryan precisely pieced together a wide selection of mainly downtempo electronics touching on medieval stompers, Christian trip hop and progressive House.

Continuous Movement 025 - DJ Gregoryan (Maybe Tonight)

Amsterdam selector Orpheu The Wizard connects oddball and straight forward jams from different decades and different record shelves in a monthly two hour show.

https://www.nts.live/shows/orpheu-the-wizard/episodes/orpheu-the-wizard-22nd-july-2022

Orpheu The Wizard 220722

https://www.nts.live/shows/bill-spencer/episodes/a-month-of-sundays-w-bill-spencer-21st-august-2022

A Month of Sundays w/ Bill Spencer - 210822

Efficient Space's Swiss connection Ivan Liechti expands on his Ghost Riders compilation with an hour of North American coming of age garage ballads, salad day hymns and small town criers.

Image Credit: Elise Gagnebin-de Bons

https://www.nts.live/shows/efficient-space/episodes/efficient-space-20th-october-2022

Efficient Space w/ Ivan Liechti 201022

Delighted to host Brandon Hocura Influence mix on Oddity Radio for @seance-centre.

Brandon Hocura : Thinking back to my formative musical experiences brought back places, moods, and memories, mostly from my late teens and early twenties. For the mix, I wanted to connect those salad days with my long-term interests; basically I chose some foundational favorites and filled the spaces between them with sonic portals, linking then and now in my mind.

Turn on, tune in and don't drop out!

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Brandon Hocura - Oddity Influence Mix

NO WEAPON IS ABSOLUTE - DJ Sundae - 14-12-2022 - NTS 2

One of Rotterdam's finest music veterans and long time friend Robotic AF (@afrobot) presents his 'shroomsmix' for the series. Interview (excerpt) down below.

www.musicfrommemory.com

MFM: Hi Roeland, glad to have you on board. An important part of your musical journey shaped while studying in Eindhoven, where you also got to know Tako. Could you take us back a little?

RA: Yes, I met Tako at the Design Academy, we started in the same year 1994. We became close friends, had regular gatherings, mostly at his place and we would endlessly listen to music, to all kinds of music. I remember we were drinking Chateauneuf-du-Pape from 1974 for a while, and I’d bring some of the best hasj I could get my hands on, and we talked endlessly about the music and we talked about school, and about our very different weekends: I was active in the illegal acid/rave scene, and I worked behind the bar in De Effenaar, the main concerthall of Eindhoven, where I witnessed many (rock) concerts, but also heard many of the producers of those US and UK house and techno records dj live. Later I worked at Cafe Le Beat International. We kept discovering new music, always...

MFM: 25 or so years later and you're still involved in music, that's quite the achievement! How do you keep motivated and interested? 

RA: I guess because I can’t imagine a life without music. Music is the most ungraspable, the most mystical, the most mythical, the most direct, the most abstract and the most emotional form of arts (imho).

MFM: The world (also around music) has changed quite a bit since you stepped in. Are you one who easily adapts to changes or did you always stick to your guns regardless what happened around you? 

RA: Haha, deep question, luckily I’m old enough to have learnt to take it, as it it comes: so I (try to) adapt (of course). Like at the end of this period at the Design Academy, towards 2000, I/it (?) felt like world peace lay ahead, the only thing we had to fear was the millennium bug - we were on ecstasy :) but a lot of things happened after that / 9-11 / becoming a father / getting divorced / businesses going up and down / pandemic / identity politics / the climate crisis and a new big war… / we have to adapt / isn’t that the definition of life? what else can we do? The only change I distrust is our increasing virtual communication (screen time) at the expense of real human interaction.

MFM: If you'd have to name one particular highlight so far (could be anything), what would it be? 

RA: I think that would be all the moments when you fall in love, with somebody or something (like music), or with a group - when shared moods are generated - when you are feeling it - when you can direct it - in your work (while creating), or in a room full of people (while dj-ing or dancing), when you can direct it upwards - whenever you can feel that connection - those magic moments, when you’re in the moment! Each moment with such an energy is a highlight!

MFM: What is keeping you busy right now? Any exciting future projects with Robotic AF and the label you could share with us? 

RA: I want to focus more on mixed media projects: combining visual arts with sound - and music. I’m working on a proposal for a video / social media / artivist project with a musician from Rotterdam (still very fresh), and I’ll do 2 more releases on AM Records this year: 11PM and 12PM / follow my https://afrobotic.bandcamp.com/ And I’m changing my dj sets more towards listening experiences - like this mix - in stead of keeping the (party)beat going constantly, I want to develop new styles of story telling as a dj.

MFM: Tell us about the mix! The file says shroomsmix, haha, does that mean what we think it means?

RA: Yes! I did shrooms with my girlfriend on a Sunday morning in October, we went walking in the autumn sun that afternoon, and while chilling at home in the evening, I selected these tunes, moving up and down from comforting to confronting - the next day I recorded this mix.

MFM Mix 048: Robotic AF

For my Maika,

I miss you. 

Love forever, 
Lauren.

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I pay my respects to the traditional custodians of this great southern land, the Gadigal of the Eora nation and their Elders past, present and future. I acknowledge their culture and relationship with the land and water. Aboriginal land; always was, always will be.

For Maika

Geography of the Mind, the first in a series of mixes exploring little known territories of Canadian Psych Folk, at least our loosely defined boundaries of those regions.

Tracklisting:

Sue Churchill - You
Jim Lamarche - Make Believe
Ian Tamblyn - Slate Island Song
Gilles Valiquette - T’as Brise Mon Couer
Strange Nursery - Tancha
Len Udow - Beauty Raise the Tree
Brent Ditcomb - Oh Great Provider
Paul Serret - On the Line
Paul Marcano & Lightdreams - Who is the One
Lloyd Chee Choo - James Bay
Michael Hasek - Naja
Brian Davey - Dreams of Ways
Georg & Carole - But For Love
John Lyle - Life is a Breeze
Philip Lewin - King of Queens
Derek MacNeill - Girl in a Field

Séance Centre Radio Episode 31 - Geography of the Mind: Canadian Psych Folk Mix (Jan 2021) NO BANTER

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