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art:cast °158 | Anacalypto

Embarking on a mystifying journey within the electronic music realm, where each beat reverberates through the corridors of time and rhythm transforms into an expedition, Anacalypto emerges as a fervent sonic explorer. True to his name, derived from the Greek word for "discover," Anacalypto delves into the intricate nuances of his musical universe in an exclusive interview with Torture the Artist. Unveiling the evolution of his sonic identity, the intricacies of his vast record collection, and a forthcoming venture into the realm of label ownership, Anacalypto invites us to traverse the depths of his musical odyssey. From nostalgic encounters with Techno during his formative years to the curation of a label that exhumes concealed musical treasures, Anacalypto paints a vivid picture of his sonic landscape.

Adding to the sonic tapestry, Anacalypto's music resonates across global landscapes, with his beats echoing in cities like Prague, Madrid, Lisbon, Tbilisi, Paris, and, of course, Berlin, among others. Beyond his musical endeavors, Anacalypto is the driving force behind a thriving blog that shares the same moniker, further solidifying his influence in the electronic music scene. As we dive into the interview, the curtain lifts on a multifaceted artist whose sonic explorations extend far beyond the notes that fill the air.

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art:cast #158 by Anacalypto

Interview

art:cast °158 | Anacalypto

This mix was created by Roland Kleinjan and Edwin Machielsen in 1988. They used an Akai 4000DS tape recorder, two SL1200 Technics turntables, a Revox editing set, Meters Maxwell tape, and many meters of Basf stickers to piece it all together. The tape was stored in the studio for 35 years and was digitized in Jun 2024. More mixes and music by EMN the Mac can be listened to on SoundCloud.

Grandmix Roland Kleinjan en Edwin Machielsen 1988 (Made on tapedeck)

The Hidden Beauty Of Dutch House '94-'98 Vol. II

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After a much acclaimed series opener, the creators of The Hidden Beauty Of Dutch House ’94-’98 are back! They’re bringing us this second batch of eight carefully selected masterpieces from The Netherlands’ blossoming scene of the day.

Just like volume I, its sequel is filled with thought-to-be-lost tracks from Dutch producers whose names you rarely come across. It took another deep and long dive into the "Atlantis" of Dutch House to gather this collection. Most of the original master tapes literally had to be dusted off before playing…

Suitable for any true House afficionado, you’ll find a panoramic range of styles and flavours on this second selection, as there was on the first. A truly representative flashback has to show the versatility and broadness of both the music and culture of the nineties. The days of open minds and dancing-like-nobody’s-watching. When we went to the club to discover new sounds and dimensions. The time when this attractively fresh music was the hero of every successful night.

Lovingly compiled for your listening pleasure. So, sit back, open up, and surrender to the beauty of Dutch House!

Luchtmeijer & Machielsen - It Makes You Dancing (Preview)

A new style is born Chill trance or Deep trance.    Do you like it?   Let me know?

You Opened My Eyes_Master

“We Left Our Hearts on the Floor” is a deep house slow-burner infused with the soulful warmth of vintage grooves and late-night nostalgia. Drawing inspiration from the dreamy textures of Summer Madness and the emotional depth of Gwen McCrae’s Let’s Straighten It Out, the track blends lush synth layers, subtle funk undertones, and a smoky, intimate vocal delivery.

It's a hypnotic, melancholic journey — perfect for golden hour rooftop sets or 3 a.m. afterglows — where heartbreak feels like a slow dance you never wanted to end.

We Left Our Hearts On The Floor_Master

Step into the Electro Time Machine – a tribute to the early ’80s

Embark on a musical journey back to the roots of electro and hip hop, where the Roland TR-808 reigns supreme beats and futuristic synths make lines float through the cosmos. This track is deeply rooted in the iconic sound of pioneers like Hashim, Man Parrish, and Egyptian Lover — a homage to the era where street culture and science fiction collided on the dance floor.

Expect a pounding 808 groove, ripping analog leads, spaced-out pads, and vocoder fragments that transport you straight to the boombox era. A pure, uncut electro trip with a modern twist — for the true heads longing for the golden days of vinyl, breakdancing, and electric dreamscapes.

To The Party Move In

Content- Roland Clark (remastered)

Edwin is A Dutch dance music producer and musician based in Nijverdal, known for creating deep, rhythmic electronic tracks and annual radio mixes

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