Made in: 45.5017, 73.5673…Heart in: 31.9539, 35.9106

Take a seat, close your eyes and your mind will take you there. Dreams woven into dreams, seduction into bliss. An hour of poetry and reaching up and in from @mmaayyss.

d o w n 2 e a r t h 23 - Mayss

Cryonic freeze

Dark and cinematic, this synthwave ballad blends moody analog pads with slow, pulsing bass and reverb-soaked guitar solos. It’s a noir-inspired moment of love, mystery, and quiet danger, painted in neon hues. Keywords: synthwave, cinematic, neon noir, retrowave, 80s, dreamwave, night scene.

Her Shadow on the Motel Wall

ARCADE

Århus rarely springs to mind when you think about hubs for electronic music. A key member of @regelbau, an eleven-strong collective operating out of Denmark's second city, Milán Zaks aka DJ Sports is one of several emerging producers credited with its rise as a fertile setting for electronic exploration. Serving up a stellar mix, the Regelbau, @help-recordings and @nohandsrecordings co-owner takes us from otherworldly ambient and beautifully crafted jungle to swinging house and lush breakbeat. He's even thrown in a bit of reggae for good measure.
 
DJ Sports plays Baldhead at Bar A Bar on February 24th alongside Central – buy tickets here: bit.ly/2lPM1Nk

@s-p-o-r-t-s

If-Only Podcast #12: DJ Sports

“I put a lot of love into this mix, I hope it shows” @gbrevlon

Art by Kyle Thomas.

LXVII - rev lon

Recording of Post Ave's set at Dekmantel Connects 2020.

Dekmantel Connects 2020

Radio by Future Intel: Post Ave at Dekmantel Connects 2020

Here's my NTS Radio show from Friday 4th December 2020

Full tracklist can be found here > https://www.nts.live/shows/danielle/episodes/danielle-4th-december-2020

And link to all past shows here > www.nts.live/shows/danielle

Danielle on NTS Radio - 4th December 2020

Sofay (10/01/21)

Hoshina Anniversary returns from forever for a majestic dance. This is his second offering for the ESP Institute. Side A’s 'Karakuri' contains all the elements of Hoshina’s signature sound; bouncy staccatto bassline, minor chords and organ stabs, a Chick Corea-inspired Rhodes that walks all over the place, all tracked along sparse bits of Japanese percussion and cymbal that juxtapose organic texture with precision-machined timing. The lead keys feel at first as if they’re freeform, however, Hoshina’s obsession with order becomes apparent as the bars develop and his systematic control and repetition is revealed. On side B’s 'Michinoku', we’re treated to a deep and slow burner. A roller of a beat based on 808 toms and a pishy snare sets the somewhat bumpy base for this groove, and again the meat of the rhythm is built with dirty chords, this time on the upstroke, in an almost raggae style. What the flipside taught us about Hoshina’s controlled chaos, is here again the lesson and perhaps even moreso. The voice of the track remains the Fender Rhodes, played in brief but wild phrases and arranged into patterns upon which Hoshina builds layers over some 8+ minutes. There is a deep and dark mood throughout both sides of the record, but perhaps more sultry than devilish, and one that listeners educated in the stoned arts will appreciate. These two songs have built the end into the beginning.

[ESP098] HOSHINA ANNIVERSARY - B1 - Michinoku - SNIPPET

ESP Institute