*****Sophia Saze*****

Commençant un voyage créatif dans ses années de formation avec une formation en musique classique et en danse, Sophia Saze sera plus tard engouffrée par la musique de danse électronique. Née à Tbilissi, en Géorgie, Saze a trouvé à Brooklyn la maison parfaite pour plonger plus profondément dans ces sons en lançant sa soirée (et son label depuis 2017) Dusk & Haze. Sophia est actuellement basée à Philadelphie, où elle a passé ses premières années. En tant que productrice, sa polyvalence musicale puise dans une horde d'influences de genre, allant de l'électro au krautrock, de l'ambient à l'industriel, et de l'acide au garage - montrant sa gamme complète et sa fluidité en tant que musicienne.


*****Tresor Beriin, 30 ans d'activisme*****

Il y a 30 ans, un an après la chute du mur de Berlin, à minuit, le 13 mars 1991, une porte de sous-sol s'est ouverte. Par cette porte, beaucoup sont passés, en route pour définir de nouveaux terrains dans la musique électronique. Ils y ont trouvé une piste de danse dans les voûtes de la chambre forte d'un grand magasin accolé au mur et abandonné pendant la guerre ; la piste de danse du club Tresor et son son unique enrobé d'un brouillard dense, construisant nuit après nuit une histoire qui était aussi une vision de l'avenir. Un espace où les jeunesses de Berlin Est et de Berlin Ouest se sont réunis, en bougeant aux sons de la Techno.

Depuis lors, le Tresor a permis aux artistes de développer leurs idées de nouveaux sons avancés et de les diffuser dans le monde entier.
Du collectif de Detroit Underground Resistance, ouvertement politique, dont l'objectif était d'offrir aux Noirs américains de la classe ouvrière la vision d'un avenir meilleur par le biais de l'action communautaire et de la musique, à Jeff Mills, le magicien des platines, en passant par Juan Atkins, l'initiateur de la Techno, et le mythique groupe Afro-futuriste obscur Drexciya, les pionniers qui ont été les premiers à traverser la connexion Detroit-Berlin et à être à l'avant-garde d'un nouveau mouvement culturel ont donné à Tresor sa mission originelle et continue : la communauté, la résistance et le changement du monde à venir.

30 ans plus tard, Tresor est installé dans le Kraftwerk - la cathédrale post-industrielle abandonnée et réutilisée qui servait autrefois comme centrale thermique du centre de Berlin-Est. Le bâtiment accueille également l'audacieux festival Berlin Atonal et OHM, le club intime dédié aux formes les plus aventureuses de la musique électronique.



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*****Tresor 30 compilation******

Release https://tresorberlin.bandcamp.com/album/tresor-30

SOPHIA SAZE | TRESOR Berlin x Campus Club

Claude Young - As You Like It Mix (1998) - Part One

Re-uploaded to my personal page as Deepicnic appears to have removed all their content. Originally posted in june 2023. 

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The guest for this episode is the Rotterdam based KOOT.

He would describe his sound as ’the heavier side of hypno’. In his opinion, techno sets are most enjoyable when nuanced: slowly progressing in intensity through repetitive patterns and heavy layering. Requiring some patience from the listener but making the overall experience all the more rewarding! When DJ’ing, he aims to apply those these values to create a sound similar to what he loves to hear when on the dance floor himself.

Excited by Deepicnic’s request for a 1.5h+ podcast, he decided to take the time to create a more dancefloor oriented set than his usual work. Expect to hear darker atmospheres, obscure hypnotics and sci-fi sounds accompanied by a forceful low-end!

Full tracklist:
Aisle - Proprioception
Abrial - Modern Attitude
Notzing - To Send The Listener Out Of The Physical Plane
Yuka - Slope
Abrial - Shiny Details
SNTS - ES19.2
Selección Natural - Random Mutations
Alfredo Mazzilli - Equilibrium
Alexskyspirit - Timelapse
Michal Wolski - Dust Keeper
Linear System & Yrsen - Sonic Cavitation
Booz - Nexus
Farceb - Skeptical
Dave Wincent - Second Impression
Pyramidal Decode - Alterazione
Booz - Phantom
LSD - Process 5
Ecilo - Moon Landing Conspiracy
Mist Gasp - I Do Not [digi only]
P&S - Evolver
Nørbak / Temudo - Value of Icons
Rasser - Uncontrolled Desparation
Rasser - Delayed Action
Vertical Spectrum - BALN006
Milo Raad - Sleeping Beast
P&S - Disorder
Pyramidal Decode - Cosmical Source
Linear Phase - SP-16
Hattori Hanzo - Hyperspace ( Wrong Assessment Remix )
Drop E - Rebuttal Evidence
Pfirter - Continuatioin
Skjöld - Asteroids
Lewis Fautzi - Adjacent Grains
Joton - Phase 2

Deepicnic Podcast 508: KOOT

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EPM Podcast 177 comes from Quenum. A lover of music in all its forms, Quenum has an established 30-year career and has gained the respect of techno pioneers as well as the following of the younger generation. From his work as part of Access 58 in the late 90s to setting up Cadenza Records with Luciano in 2001, Quenum has gone on to release on the likes of Transmat, Crosstown Rebels, Cocoon, Fabric and Get Physical. Here for the EPM Podcast he brings his years of techno know how together for a restrained minimal mix that features the likes of Helmut Dubnitzky & Jackspot, Vin Sol & Matrixxman, Paul Woolford, Detroit Grand PuBahs, Damien Almira, D.A.V.E. the Drummer, Ed Davenport and more.

When Quenum settled in London in the 90s he started working with Paulo Nascimento, a studio musician and sound engineer. In 1997 they released their first EP on Pacific Records - that is how Access 58 was born. They performed live and played DJ gigs at all the legendary London clubs, such as The End and the Velvet Rooms, for Carl Cox’s Ultimate Base nights. Access 58 collaborated with major artists of the 90s, such as The Advent and Umek and released over 30 EPs on various labels including their own (also called Access 58). 

In 2001 Quenum moved to Switzerland, where he soon met another talented artist with whom he would make history, Luciano. Together, in Luciano’s studio in the Swiss mountains, they composed “Orange Mistake” – recognized as one of the anthems of techno music. But when they approached various labels to release it, no one was interested. That’s how they started their own label, Cadenza. Soon after Luciano moved to Berlin, becoming the label’s boss. From his base in Geneva, QUENUM continued playing all the big clubs in the US and Europe – especially with Cadenza in Panorama Bar where they invited Apollonia, Thomas Melchior, Loco Dice – riding the wave of interest that “Orange Mistake” generated. 

In the next decade he continued producing groovy techno released on all the top labels (incl. Transmat, Crosstown Rebels, Cocoon, Fabric, Get Physical) and playing clubs all over the world. His love for the groove was nurtured in his music-filled Afro-Caribbean home. 

Now you will find QUENUM playing all over the world. From 2013 to 2019 Quenum worked in partnership with Cesare vs Disorder. Together as Azimute they toured Asia, Australia and South America. They released Azimute on Serialism and ran their label nights in Brazil, London and Berlin. 

QUENUM is known as one of the friendliest faces in techno, which explains why he loves collaborating with his brothers-and-sisters-in-arms. For QUENUM, each collaboration is an opportunity to learn and share his passion with friends. His latest collaboration ‘My Definition of Groove’ features Detroit Grand PuBah Paris The Black Fu and is out now on Engineroom.

Read the exclusive interview here: https://bit.ly/EPM-177

EPM Podcast 177 – Track list  

1 Fu+Q - I Told You (unreleased)
2 Re you - Robot 
3 Quenum - My Definition of Groove (feat. Paris The Black Fu)
4 Helmut Dubnitzky & Jackspot - Don't Take 
5 Imperious - Fantasmagorii
6- Paul Woolford – Erotic Discourse (Dense & Pikka Remix)
7 Quenum - I Never Give Up
8 D.A.V.E. the Drummer - Snarecrow
9 Ed Davenport - Inland 
10 Simon Haydo - Ominous 
11 Francesco Allendes - Aroa 
12 Vin Sol & Matrixxman - Daddy Issues 
13 Damien Almira - Finash 
14 Rica Ghir - Nebulosa 
15 Foolie & 96 Vibe - Bass drum feat Wez
16 Detroit Grand PuBahs – A Past just like but Different from our Future (unreleased)

RELATED LINKS:
https://www.epm-music.com/podcast 
https://www.mixcloud.com/EPM-Music/epm-podcast-177-quenum/ 
https://www.facebook.com/quenummusic/
https://soundcloud.com/quenum
https://twitter.com/quenummusic
https://www.instagram.com/quenummusic/
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/quenum
https://linktr.ee/quenummusic 
https://www.youtube.com/user/QUENUMtv
https://quenum.bandcamp.com

EPM Podcast #177 - Quenum

Live recording from TVS 2024, which I once again had the pleasure of organising and playing at. It was a very special day. Big thanks as always to the rest of TVS crew and to all the dancers for making it all possible.

#TooCuteToBeLegal

TVS Open Air @ secret location w/ spargelzeit 08.06.2024

DJ set for Makes Me Human w Evan Baggs at Diffusion space Dec 2022

Cory Simpson DJ set for MMH @ Diffusion

@TristanBoltz Live @ SubRadio Bcn / 27.09.24 / 21.00.-21.40

Recorded at RUSC

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Check out the full audiovisual set here: https://youtube.com/live/BF5NEBDzJxU?feature=share

Artwork: @ Antonio (IG: @ aaantonioxyz )

Supported by Suburbia Bcn, Absenta del Raval & RUSC

Tristan Boltz Live @ SubRadio Bcn / 27.09.24

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