After his killer record on our ITX series, Etch delivers number 61 of our podcast series. His approach to DJing is as far flung as his inspirations for production, seamlessly moving up and down different styles creating an exciting and varied amalgamation of sounds. Enjoy!

Interview: https://iliantape.de/itps061-etch/

ITPS061 ETCH

Had the pleasure to warm the space for one of my personal favourites https://soundcloud.com/azu-tiwaline a few months back for the https://soundcloud.com/dunjsyd family. 

Was a special night to be involved in and I was so glad to be on the floor for Azu Tiwaline’s journey of a set after.

Recording up for infinity

220722 - Warm for Azu Tiwaline @ DUNJ

FCMIX04 | ALEC SANDER | 01:18:06

Alec Sander (a.k.a. Wompa) is a revered figure in Warrang/ Sydney's underground scene.

As a co-founder and operator of DUNJ, alongside other crew members, Alec has been instrumental in ensuring the finest international talent reaches Australian shores, running over one hundred raves and parties in bunkers, warehouses and abandoned spaces over the course of more than 10 years now.

Alec also runs Out Here Agency, responsible for recent tours from Al Wootton and Goth Trad.

For his FCMIX, Alec Sander packs over an hour of precisely curated and mutated bass and broken beat.

A meditative weapon fit for all purposes and a mix you'll come back to, time and time again.
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Follow Alec Sander: www.facebook.com/sandersoriginalrecipe
Follow DUNJ: www.instagram.com/dunj_crew
Follow Out Here: www.facebook.com/outhereagency

Follow FAN CLUB©: https://soundcloud.com/fanclubaus
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Photo - Benjamin Weser: https://www.instagram.com/benjaminweser/

FCMIX04 | Alec Sander

Catch Gilb'R every 4th Tuesday of the month from 15h to 16h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

Versatile avec Gilb'R - 28 Mars 2023

Sun People - Sound Sculptures (recorded live @ NerdNights Graz)

While Sun People is usually known for hi-energetic fast mixes of bass music, jungle, juke and footwork this mix for Institute for Sonic Welfare’s NerdNights is on the opposite end. The constant push & pull effect of his usual mutantextures is replaced by a delicate tension "to guide the people of the sun through the grey haze opening the door into an irreal ghost world" (1). As fragile and dangerous as this journey is, so are the very first unsounds heard: Crackles, lo-fi-textures, electronic background noises, modulated sinusoids fading in and out; an ethereal soundscape suddenly grounded in all to familiar everyday sounds. The silence inbetween sounds, the sounds not heard seem even more important than those played. Humming otherworldly voices and the distant tik-tok of a clock, left behind, losing its meaning. This sonic irreality creates its own laws of space-time, the ghostworld is not bound to the continuous and linear progress of time, yet simultaneously in permanent knowledge of transitoriness… of a vibration, a moment, life. At the threshold of the gate a voice repeating “she was a visitor” (2), accompanied by crackling of the record, reminds us that we crossed the barriers between the existent and the non-existent, a boarder we have crossed before and will cross again. For the first time synthetic sounds takeover the atmosphere, highlighted in their artificial otherworldliness. While we “would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what has been smashed […] a storm is blowing[, …] irresistibly propels [us] into the future.“(3) And large bells in the distance remind us of the impossibility to dwell. The mythical world stretches and contracts, bends and buckles under the pressure of the debris of physical reality, a painful scream, torturing shouts, and spectral whisper accompany us until mumbling voices turn into a single drone.

1: The Art Ensemble Of Chicago, Illistrum
2: Robert Ashley, She Was A Visitor
3: Walter Benjamin, On the concept of history

Text by Lain Iwakura

Tracklist:
Dance Hall Of Shame - No Thinking. No Talking. No Music
Lautsprecher Test - Bestimmung der Abweichungen im Verlauf der Schalldruckkurven zweier Boxen durch direkten Vergleich
Yaki Kandru - Musica con Piedras
Tangerine Dream - Second Movement: Nebulous Dawn
Famadou Don Moye - Scowiefamuja
Siegfried Fink - Metallophonie
Enviroments - Tintinnabulation
The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Illistrum
Akita, Azuma, Haswell, Sakaibara - Ich schnitt mich in den Finger
Nana Vasconcelos - Vozes
Joseph Jarman & Famadou Don Moye - Egwu Yesi Kipaleta
Robert Ashley - She Was A Visitor
Jon Hassell & Brian Eno - Rising Thermal 14° 16' N; 32° 28' E
Michael Obst - Metal Drop Music
Günter Sommer - Hörmusik (2. Teil)
Jasun Martz & The Neoteric Orchestra - The Pillory
Paul Beaver & Bernard L. Krause - Tape Delay
The Flowerpot Men - UG
Second Layer - Japanese Headset
Windy & Carl - Set Adrift
RRR 500 - Untitled Lock Groove


Wanna hear more by Sun People?
check here -> https://soundcloud.com/simon-off

disko404 Podcast #64: Sun People's Sound Sculptures

Personal dubwise favourites from the 70s, 80s and 90s - no tracklist this time.

A Personal History of Dub (Refuge Worldwide August 9, 2023)

Energy Workshop welcomes Mighty Healthy to the series.

Eora based Mighty Healthy is a diverse Dj with a particular penchant for the flavours of the UK that fit in well to his home base family, the formidable Dunj crew. 

Usually known for spinning the likes of jungle, dnb, garage and all corners of the greater UK bass spectrum, his approach to this mix was different.
A moody, thoughtful and cohesive build throughout reflects a more introspective engagement with his carefully curated track selection.

A technical triumph and a beautiful soundscape for a sunny afternoon, we can't recommend this one enough.

Thank you for sharing with us and for more info, see below:

- @wasabeefy
- @dunjsyd

Danceportal 30 - Mighty Healthy

Version Radioshow w/ Orson

Leftfield ambience and new age selections on this month's edition of Mellia: Spatial Music. Hi-fi recommended. 

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Mellia: Spatial Music - October 2023

Number 134 of our Rhythmic Culture podcast features BBY.B, guest curated with care by Kate Miller. 

Kate Miller: "BBY.B aka Rebeca Sacchero is a Naarm based DJ, promoter and curator. She is one half of Nuestro Planeta “4 fems n queers n rap n bass”, one third of Baze (a new bass collective operating out of QQQ St Park) and a prominent figure in the music and cultural scenes. A board member of Liquid Architecture, curator of modern classic and experimental performances. She champions artists, particularly those from marginalised communities at every opportunity. And when there isn’t an opportunity, she creates one. Aside from her generosity and importance within Naarm’s music community she is also a humble yet kick-ass DJ herself and deserves the very same championing she so often dishes out. Her selections are fun yet classy, deep cuts old and new, often representing local artists. She loves a bit of dubstep, bass, breaks and is an unabashed fan of wiggly tech house. Don’t miss out on experiencing this hour of truly masterfully arranged rhythms and wubs. Recorded live at Miscellania for the first instalment of Body Verse. DJ BBY.B is a secret Naarm can longer keep to itself."

@rebeca-sacchero

Danceportal 30 - Mighty Healthy

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