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Golden Plains 9th March 2014

120BPM #022
@le_papa_b
www.funkandsugarplease.com/120bpm

Papa B es un DJ de Bucarest, cuyo verdadero nombre es Alex Dumitrescu. Su sonido es una mezcla perfecta entre funk, house, wave y non-disco, con influencias cósmicas, italo y Chicago. Alex dice que fue influenciado a lo largo del tiempo por el programa Beats In Space de Tim Sweeney. En relación con el set que nos presenta, dice esperar "llevarnos en un viaje, como la música lo ha estado conmigo desde que empecé a pinchar".

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120BPM #022 - Papa B

3 hour excerpt from an 11 hour b2b set back in May 2019

Tornado Wallace b2b Jamie Tiller @ Cocktail d'Amore (Cosmic Hole) May 2019

New mix comes from canadian don Eddie C !
Based in Berlin, the canadian producer delievered more than 50 records on labels such as Endless Flight, Lumberjacks In Hell, Karat or his own Red Motorbike imprint. Let the music speaks !

LYO#144 / Eddie C

INFO: https://www.clubbingspain.com/podcast/2019/cs-podcast-359-shmlss.html

CS Podcast: 359: SHMLSS

CS Podcast 359

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Berlin based original Sapporo man Yuzo Iwata is on Trushmix for number 157. A smooth blend of various feel good music, vintage, electronix, disco, percussive, some exercise routines, house music for your brain and some birds singing through most of the mix. A personal reference to acid trips during day, and in general a great vibe providing element in a mix!

A good mood mix all over, perfect for the spring and soon summer to come in this very strange time and situation we are in now!

Music form the top, to cheer you up, and give you that spring feeling!

Enjoy!

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Trushmix 157: Yuzo Iwata

Hello, hello. Our old pal from Athens Ilias Pitsios aka @dynamons reached out with a fresh mix of low slung burners to brighten up these uncertain times. No track-list this time but oh well! Sometimes that's just the way the cookie crumbles.

Be sure to check out Ilias' amazing labels @echovolt-records and @intothelightrecords. You'll be glad you did!

Thanks for listening.

Pacific Spirit No. 58 | Ilias Pitsios' Far Away Mix

Recording for H.A.N.D. by Alan Bolumar, May 2020.

H.A.N.D. MIX 022 – Alan Bolumar

Hailing from the city of Bern it's the always colorful Sassy J (@sassyj) with her musical message in the shape of mix contribution number 18. Interview (excerpt) down below.

www.musicfrommemory.com

MFM: Hi Judith, welcome to the series. How is your day so far? How do you normally start your day?

SJ: Good! The sun is shining, its summer and I am exited about the Mix. Thank you for inviting me to do this! I normally start my day with a rap and a spicy spring roll. After that I head straight into a whistle battle with the birds, if I have enough discipline I do a Spanish crossword , some exercise on my plastic carpet, then water the flowers and preparation of my breakfast. 

MFM: This pandemic came by surprise for most of us, leaving many uncertainties for the future. You seem like a spiritually grounded and calm person. How did you cope with this new and unexpected situation?  

SJ: It was a challenge, but also a gift to be more present in the moment, to take it slow and take it day by day. To trust and not worry. Deal with the fears, the issues, the old patterns as an individual, within your close circle, within your surrounding, in the society, in the global happenings and the virtual reality. A chance to feel, reflect, be quiet, disconnect, reconnect, observe, give thanks, change, adapt, envision new perspectives and infinite possibilities. 

MFM: Do you manage to still focus on music and art, whether it being in a different way maybe? What are you working on these days? 

SJ: I focus on music and art everyday - its everywhere and I can’t imagine life without it. I had a bicycle accident at the end of April and was forced keep still until the beginning of June. I had to rest a lot, which is not the easiest thing for me. After I was less tired I was reading a lot, getting inspiration, doing research. Writing down ideas, thoughts, that nurture the process of creating textile creations, audio journeys and ideas for the future. I am working on different textile pieces. I’ve listened to a lot of records and researched for new music online. Just did five exclusive Mixes for the National Radio, which was the fist time ever and meant a lot to me.

MFM: Have you found comfort in making mixes, especially since dance floors got locked? Is it an important outlet for you? 

SJ: Its my passion and craft to find music that moves me and create an uplifting, imagination triggering, inspiring and reinforcing audio journey that I like to listen again and again. There’s usually plenty of messages in my mixes. They have a either a theme or a title. It starts with something on my mind that I want to share with the world. A story I want to tell. A message that I want to spread. Or then this specific mix I want to be able to listen: A tape to put into the walkman and head off to an adventure! The kitchen tape for my mother to chop and wiggle. The perfect mix for the perfect situation. I always loved that. Since its summer I wanted this mix to be a dreamy, lush and hazy journey with an ultimate summer feeling to it. 

MFM: Any suggestions for how, where and when to listen to it best? 

SJ: On a sweet summer morning, on a hot summer day, on a lush summer evening. In a room with open windows and a good sound system drinking an ice-cold lemonade with big ice cubes,  meditating, origami folding, doing a tropical island puzzle, drawing, writing a poem or a letter, free dance improvisations… On your favorite headphones outside: laying on the gras in the sun, bouncing in a hammock, relaxing by the river or the sea, eating a coconut raspberry ginger ice cream, driving through the countryside, going on a long walk with a big hat… In general: Any time you need a hug, clear the head, come down & get reenergized.

https://sassyj.net/

MFM Mix 018: Sassy J

passing it clockwise is good luck,
anyone can join the joy of joint, just choose a time and post !
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Passing it clockwise (16:21- CHIDA)

Whether it's through his warm, bouncy DJ sets or his slick house productions, there's a signature rawness and cosmic touch to everything Monty Luke puts his hands on.

With almost two decades in the game, Monty first cut his teeth as a producer on Dirtybird's Mothership sub-label alongside Tasho, a release that's got a reboot recently via his own Black Catalogue imprint. The impetus to start his own label came after a move to Detroit in 2008 and a subsequent position at Carl Craig's renowned Planet E, where he helped helm the development of the label. 

He went on to launch Black Catalogue in 2011, predominantly as a platform to release his own efforts on this own terms, both under his own name and his Mandingo alias, as well as shining a light on underground artists like Sepehr, Stefan Ringer and Dave Aju. 

We invited him to take control of this week's Ransom Note mix for an hour of raw, interstellar sonics that fire you up into outer space before bringing you back down to solid ground...

Passing it clockwise (16:21- CHIDA)

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