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- The Goldcast 089 - 

DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE AT:
https://goldcap.vizee.pro

Goldcap tracklist:

1) Ibu Selva - Sanna 
2) Davstr3k - Fruityred 
3) m@kossa -  Alba feat. Marco Mezzavilla 
4) Moonwax - Fata Morgana feat. Refael Mirila (Kraut Remix) 
5) Kurup - Caligo 
6) Ryke - Rihla 
7) Zuma Dionys - Akuru (Orri Gami Remix) 
8) Dunmore Park - The Debt feat. Kim Skyes 
9) Nomad - Like No Other (Turu Anasi Remix) 
10) Lev Tatarov - Pebbles 
11) Ulises - Wave feat. Jo.Ke 

Mose guestmix tracklist:
https://soundcloud.com/mosemusica

1) Sariel Orenda - Niendo 
2) Ape Chimba - Niña del Mas Allá (Rodrigo Gallardo Remix)
3) Lemon And Soul - Cristo Redentor (ALUNA Remix)
4) Zentrip Muzik - Govinda
5) Franko Heke, Monica Dogra & Mose - Jai Shiva Shankar
6) Bóveda Celeste - Altilla Noyolo (Mose Remix)
7) El Suchi - Esperanza
8) Jai Cuzco - Valley
9) MUTA - Que con Amor Todo se Cura

The Goldcast 089 (Sep 10, 2021) with guestmix by Mose

Two Sundays per month at 8:00 PM I stream music that I have gathered over many years in production and performances. The show consists of warm tracks and real talk.
So, here is only the dj set without my voice.

I hope you'll enjoy it!

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Sunday Vibes 005

Two Sundays per month at 8:00 PM I stream music that I have gathered over many years in production and performances. The show consists of warm tracks and real talk.
So, here is only the dj set without my voice.

I hope you'll enjoy it!

Follow me:
vk.com/official_dreeminde
www.instagram.com/dreeminde/
www.twitch.tv/dreeminde

Sunday Vibes 008

Here’s Kantocast 019 Diereva - “Human Nature Machines” 

Diereva is the downtempo electronic music project of Gigi Giustiniani. Over the last 15 years he has made several documentaries, and has always played the violin, only coming to electronic music a few years ago.

*What pushed you towards music production? Where did the inspiration come from?
I found very stimulating in electronic music the greater expression of sensations rather than concepts, often contrary to cinema, and the possibility, e and that's why I favor livesets, is not having to define each track in a single product, but rather sharing the process that goes through them.

* Do you think music interconnects with culture? How does the environment you live in affect your music?
I believe that music is the best way to communicate between different cultures, to communicate the essence of a culture even just through sensations.
What I then see, and what I really like, is that, since I started with electronic music, many of the relationships that have been created are with musicians, DJs and labels from all over the world, and often finding a lot of empathy even if the only point of contact is the music.

* Do you get inspired by any other form of art?
Yes, the cinema instead. It’s always one of my first influences, trying to make cinema but without image, without one only defined image. Now I find more cinema in electronic music than in cinema.
And sometimes I'm stimulated by a single picture, as in the case of the eruption of Mount St. Helens.
I often also use poems. I am attracted above all by the sound, and by the images they create, then with the music around me it seems to me to better understand their meaning.

* What makes a set a good one?
A liveset like a dj set lives on the influences of the situation, which is the real stage of the performance. I think the dj is not the performer but the director, the engine that activates the scene that happens on the dance floor. 
Recording him at home, I'm always afraid that he'll sound cold and unlived, and in this case the scene I try to activate is more intimate and often follows more introspective dynamics.

* What’s the process you follow when bringing tunes together? Is it instinctive only or do you plan ahead?
Usually I prepare a set list which I then modify during the live. Trying to figure out what I'm going to do serves me as a general guideline, but then becomes a comparison between what I expected and what is happening.

* What would you like to say about your podcast?
This podcast is a studio recorded liveset.
Reasoning with a little detachment on the themes I touch on, I realize that I always move between human, nature and machines, and their relationships. Just as I believe that electronic music is one of the ways of managing the human/machine relationship by seeking an almost micellar communicative system, the themes that I naturally find myself touching often concern the relationship between these three entities.

The list of materials I used:
Chiusa di vento, Antonella Anedda, 1992, read by Mele Ferrarini
Eruption of Mount St. Helens, directed by Derek w. Meriden, 1980
War of the World, from H. G. Wells novel, on the radio broadcast by Orson Welles,1938

Kantocast 019: Diereva - “Human Nature Machines”

The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Seneca

Flammable Beats presents weekly show on Silver Rain Radio (100.1FM). New music from all around the globe selected by Dj Pirumov and Dj Chagin. Full version on www.silver.ru

Flammable Beats Radio #346

DJ, consultant and Pxssy Palace co-founder Nadine Noor turned up the heat at Dalston Superstore's Field Maneuvers 2024 takeover with an hour of dancefloor moving, all-systems-go, non-stop club bangers. 

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Live from Field Maneuvers: Nadine Noor

Ready to Die

Warning (2005 Remaster)

100 Miles And Runnin'

13 Le dérnier Coup

B-Side from 'Miami'. Also features on the deluxe iTunes LP version of 'Total Life Forever'.

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Wear and Tear

"Farmers in Japan" from Thus:Owls second album Harbours.

The groupʼs cinematic, dark and emotional art-folk hits you in the gut and brings
your focus to what lays deep inside. With an eclectic line-up surrounding the
Montreal-relocated Swedish songstress Erika Angell and Montreal guitarist
Simon Angell (Patrick Watson Band), Thus:Owls emerge from two of the most
prolific and cutting edge corners of the world to create a sound both novel and
captivating.

Their sophomore album "Harbours" was recorded in the French countryside, in a
castle on the banks of La Seine. When it was released in Sweden last October,
the press used words such as "ingenious" and "masterpiece" to describe it.

Farmers in Japan

"White Night" from Thus:Owls second album Harbours.

The groupʼs cinematic, dark and emotional art-folk hits you in the gut and brings
your focus to what lays deep inside. With an eclectic line-up surrounding the
Montreal-relocated Swedish songstress Erika Angell and Montreal guitarist
Simon Angell (Patrick Watson Band), Thus:Owls emerge from two of the most
prolific and cutting edge corners of the world to create a sound both novel and
captivating.
Their sophomore album "Harbours" was recorded in the French countryside, in a
castle on the banks of La Seine. When it was released in Sweden last October,
the press used words such as "ingenious" and "masterpiece" to describe it.

White Night

Klassified proudly presents its fourth volume of “The Feathers’ Eyes”
In different cultures, the peacock's tail or the “eyes” of the stars, symbolises the destruction of all negativity, anger, greed or jealousy and stands for beauty, richness and joy. The Feathers’ Eyes Compilation follows that philosophy in every step of the way.
Carefully selected by the Parallells' brothers, this compilation includes organic and earthy music from Abundance, Agha, Amentia, Cioz, DIBIDABO, Fulltone, Joep Mencke, Maga, Mâhfoud, Mourad Belouadi, Nhii, Pandhora, Parallells, Vander and Zone +

Tracklist:

1. Joep Mencke, Mâhfoud - Shuro (Original Mix)
2. Harry Charles - An Explosion of Sunrise/Sunset (Original Mix)
3. Abundance - Drummer Boy (Original Mix)
4. Zone +, Agha - Take On Me (Original Mix)
5. Parallells, Fulltone - How Can I Resist (Original Mix)
6. DIBIDABO - On My Own (Original Mix)
7. Cioz - A Funky Peacock and a Tiger Were Talking About the Meaning of Life Before Transcending into Space (Original Mix)
8. Nhii - The Journey Of Liberation Ft. Mourad Belouadi (Original Mix)
9. Maga - Dolce Aqua (Original Mix)
10. Pandhora, Vander - Disco Bebek
11. Amentia - L’Éveil (Original Mix)


Artwork by Nicola Napoli

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The Feathers' Eyes Vol. 4 Continuous Mix by Parallells

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The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Seneca

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