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My mix for the Zurich based music platform Dubsearch hosted by Wim and Leo Gretener.
www.dubsearch.ch

Tracklist:
Mogwaa - Mystic Affirmation
Jimi Tenor - Paradise Can Wait
Ernest Ranglin - Earth Sound (slow)
Roots Radics - Falling Dub
Jerry Harris - Spreading All Over
T.J. Thomas - Sad To Know I Am Leaving
Akira Ito - 自覚
Samizdat - Love In The Time Of Peace/Love In The Time Of War
Jamma Dee - Saturday
Another Taste - It Takes Time
Eighties Ladies - Turned On To You
Cream De Coco - Disco Strut
King Sporty - Summertime
Super Rail Band - Affair Social
Compare Issouf And The Noble Kings - Kadiogo
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - I Won’t Hurt You
Los Destellos - Onsta La Yerbita
Elkin & Nelson - Vamonos

collage by Sophie Gassmann

dubsearch numero 166

Deep, classy house.

Tracklisting and download: https://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_HugoLX

@hugo-lx

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XLR8R Podcast 849: Hugo LX

This week on the FMB Mixtape series we welcome Dj wiggles, UK Based DJ and founder / curator of the event and mix series ‘Kinetic’. We first caught up to find out a bit about the mix & what she’s been up to lately…

I started the year off pretty busy & focussed but Aprils been a much needed slower month for me. We recently adopted a rescue dog so a lot of time has been spent on helping him adjust to his new life, and creativity levels have been fairly varied so I’ve tried not to push myself too much. Lots of walks, nature & wholesome activities – getting my fix before the summer & festival season begins.

I’ve had a bit of a rollercoaster start to the year & like many people, been feeling pretty emotionally drained. When coming up with a concept for this, I thought about what bicep’s music (and the platform) had meant to me when I was in my 20s, and settled on something emotional and nostalgic. This mix is in part a fairly raw response to how I’ve been feeling emotionally recently, but also a collection of some of my favourite records which I’ve loved for years and will love forever.

Dubstep can be a super emotional genre but it’s not something I hear out very often, or that I get a chance to play a lot so this felt like the perfect opportunity. This is my favourite kind of dubstep, the late night / early morning rollers which really tug on the heartstrings, tears in the club kind of vibe.

I have very nostalgic memories surrounding these records and it was both a pleasure and a challenge putting them together. I feel like a heavy weight has been lifted after recording this mix, so hopefully this evokes a similar emotion for the listeners.

Sad girl dubstep ✅

Full interview: https://www.feelmybicep.com/

FMB Mixtape 237 | Dj wiggles

Read our interview with Philipp @priebe and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/PriePod

Groove Podcast 418

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Groove Podcast 418 - Philipp Priebe

The mix was recorded after our one-off Bionda e Lupo live concert on occasion of the best NDW album of the past 25 years - La Deutsche Vita.
https://www.soundmetaphors.com/release/27396942/Bionda-E-Lupo-La-Deutsche-Vita
For my closing set I took over from Riccardi Schola, who graced our premiere by playing Tränen In Der Nacht four times that night. -  According to him due to the fact that he was confused by the 4 sides of the new record and not at all due to the Spritz he was enjoying with relish throughout the night.
BTW Riccardi's very own and second solo EP will be out soon on a private press 7" sparkling with two Italo songs.
My selection I played from vinyl however is all over Europe and Canada. - Although ... I can sense a certain French touch of mid 80's synth pop before I shift the energy to my obscure Neue Deutsche Welle edits.
I remember the elevating feeling to see one of my favorite DJ's Cid Hohner, dancing with his unmatched smile on his face during the last 30 minutes of this night.

Message to those who follow in our wake:
DON'T FALL FOR THE LATEST TREND! You'd actively destroy culture! BE WHAT YOU ARE - HUMAN! Not a generic bot!

Artist sites:
@SneakerDJ
www.sneakerDJ.com
instagram.com/Sneaker.DJ
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H.A.N.D. MIX 058 : Sneaker

For Trushmix 226 we got Brand in the mix. The Oslo based DJ and producer, and also working at Filter Musikk record store in Oslo. Keeping the vinyl spirit alive for all the underground DJ's in Norway.

Brand has released on Sunlab and the Oslo based label HMD, and is also a designer for the Montreal based label Dustworld.

Here he has done a one hour mix end 90's early 00 house and techno, all records he has been digging in the vast creates of Filter Musikk. This is a live recording he has done at Panu in Oslo, where Brand has his residency. 

Enjoy music from the top!

Trushmix.com

Trushmix 226 - Brand

For the Seventh episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I’m joined by guests Chez Damier & Alton Miller, representing stories from Detroit. This episode is a special feature on the history and background of the iconic and foundational Detroit nightclub: The Music Institute.

“ The Music Institute, a Black-owned club in the heart of downtown Detroit, emerged as a pivotal player in the rise of the city’s Dance Music and Youth Culture. For a fleeting 18 months, The Music Institute was more than just a club. It became a creative sanctuary for pioneering artists, and a host of influential DJs and producers. They didn't just play music; they created a revolutionary movement that echoed far beyond Detroit's borders. Today, the legacy of The Music Institute is not just a memory of Detroit; it's a chapter in the history of Dance Music worldwide. This club didn't just witness history; it made it, securing its place in it’s evolution and in it’s cultural fabric”

“Tucked away in Detroit's vibrant heart, The Music Institute has earned its place as a cornerstone in the history of dance and electronic music. Founded in the late 1980s by Detroit's own George Baker and Alton Miller, along with Chicago's Anthony Pearson, better known as Chez Damier, this iconic venue quickly rose to prominence as a hub of musical innovation during one of the most difficult economic times in Detroit’s history. 

The Music Institute wasn't just another club; it emerged due to the economic climate, the struggles and was where artists and music lovers gathered to forge a sound and a culture that would leave its mark on music worldwide. It was Detroit's answer to the legendary house and disco clubs of its era, like New York’s Paradise Garage, Chicago’s Music Box, and Toronto’s Twilight Zone. The club stood as a beacon of creative energy, a place where collaboration, expression, diversity and creativity flourished. 

Operating from midnight to the early hours, with a members-only policy and a strict no alcohol and drugs rule, the club set the stage for many of dance and electronic music's most influential DJs and artists. It was more than a club; it was a movement, leaving an indelible impact on the world of music”

There Is No Planet Earth Stories - Episode 7 w/ Music Institute: Chez Damier & Alton Miller

Welcome to the May instalment of the Atmospheric Existence show on 1BTN.FM, where this month we welcomed supreme selector and good friend Matt Pond with a special Deepsystems mix joining the show as our May guest.
Matt Pond is a man who understands that the gulf in hierarchy between DJs at the top and bottom of the food chain is as vast as it’s ever been. Despite or maybe because of this, Matt Pond is one of those guys who has picked substance over style: modest and demure in his demeanour, you only have to scratch the surface to realise he’s a seasoned professional who’s been in the business for decades. He’s a humble individual who sees past the glittery awards and their accompanying hubris and has stayed loyal to his loyal stalwarts of underground culture.

Matt created Deepsystems, a party, a radio show and a moniker, which has beamed out endless heartfelt sounds worldwide for many a year, weaving his own story that emits emotion, groove, funk and pure future soul. If you've not heard Matt's music before, i can only say that here is an individual
who will not settle for anything but the very best.
A DJ at the top of his game, with a unique deep style, that favours musicality and substance and in my eyes up there as one of the very best in the world, hands down.

Broadcast on www.1btn.fm on Tuesday 21st May 18:00-22:00hrs (GMT) and alternatively on 101.4FM (Sussex and surrounding areas) or DAB+.
As always you can find the show archive under the Atmospheric Existence show playlist here. Recent guests include, XDB, Scott Braithwaite, Alison Marks, Jimmy Clanfield, with some amazing guests lined up, hope you can join us moving forward. Standby for more to come, keeping that bar as high as we can as always!
For full tracklisting head to www.instagram.com/miles_atmospheric

Atmospheric Existence with Miles Atmospheric & Guest Matt Pond (Deepsystems)

Ahead of Phonica's trip out to Kala festival this week, we reach out to one of their longest running residents to display his wares for the Phonica mix series. Music From Memory affiliate, NTS host and all round deep digger John Gómez pays homage to Phonica with a dive into his more clubby collection of records. John gives us an hour of some of his favorite releases in the realms of house, disco, acid and breaks showing why he stands as one of the UK's most respected collectors. We had a brief chat with John about the mix and what he has coming up. Get over to offtherecord.net to check that out now

Mix / Interview Here

Phonica Mix Series 120: John Gómez

Latest mix live from Lady Libertine, Edinburgh 08/06/24.

Scott Proper : The End Is Nigh?

Coming through mighty toasty, https://soundcloud.com/andyhart has compiled just under two hours of ambient and world music during his recent trip to Asia & Australia. 
An impeccable selection of records to soundtrack your morning.

Interview here:
http://bytheinch.co/2016/03/28/inchmix024-andy-hart/

INCHMIX024: Andy Hart

“The Mountain Will Fall” is available immediately with pre-order of the album here: https://DJShadow.lnk.to/TMWFSo
DJ Shadow, widely acknowledged as a crucial figure in the development of experimental, instrumental hip-hop, will return with ‘The Mountain Will Fall’ worldwide on June 24 via Mass Appeal Records [and Believe Digital in France], his first full length release since 2011.  The 12-track album finds DJ Shadow exploring new realms in addition to the deep samples and kinetic soundscapes that helped to launch his career 20 years ago.  On ‘The Mountain Will Fall’ he’s shifted further toward original composition, a vast experimentation of beats and textures, synthesizers and live instruments including horns and woodwinds.  The album features Run The Jewels, Nils Frahm, Matthew Halsall, Ernie Fresh and more. 

DJ Shadow will be touring through the year, tour dates below.

TRACK LIST:

1. The Mountain Will Fall
2. Nobody Speak feat. Run The Jewels
3. Three Ralphs
4. Bergschrund feat. Nils Frahm
5. The Sideshow feat. Ernie Fresh
6. Depth Charge
7. Mambo
8. Ashes To Oceans feat. Matthew Halsall
9. Pitter Patter feat. G Jones & Bleep Bloop
10. California
11. Ghost Town
12. Suicide Pact
13. Swerve (iTunes Bonus Track)
 
TOUR DATES:
June 24 – Artefact Festival – Strasbourg, France
July 2 – Pitch Festival – Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 8 – Les Ardentes – Liege, Belgium
July 14 – Super Bock, Super Rock – Sesimbra, Portugal
July 17 – Benicassim – Benicassim, Spain
July 23 – Blue Dot Festival @ Jodrell Bank – Cheshire, UK
July 28 – Island of Obonjan – Sibenik, Croatia

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