(((Yummm))) Luv all the syncopated sounds

amazing amazing set and the video on  YouTube just wow  guys keep on the cool vibes

the number of after parties I have played this at for people to enjoy and everybody always enjoys it! I wish there was a way to like this a million times. Just wow! Thank you for this and I hope there will be a #2 soonly. 🖤

Jeder Ton ist so präzise da wo er sein soll... es gibt nicht EINE Minute, die nicht passen würde in diesem Set!!!         "dschhhh"  seit Tagen ertrage ich nichts anderes in meinen Ohren, in meinem Kopf 😎😍😎 DANKE "dschhhh"

Grinden

@riyoon & @pshiuu

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Riyoon - Shh [Eye See You Records]
Pshiuu & Riyoon - Slowmo Funk [Eye See You Records]
Riyoon & Pshiuu - Feel More [Eye See You Records]
Riyoon - Shh (Daniel Hokum Remix) [Eye See You Records]
Pshiuu & Daniel Hokum - ID [Eye See You Records]
Riyoon & Okuma - ID
Pshiuu & Riyoon & Ouhana - ID [Eye See You Records]
Apaj & Pshiuu - ID [Eye See You Records]
Riyoon & Apaj - ID [Eye See You Records]
Pshiuu & Frohsein - ID 
Monkyman & Pshiuu & We Küyen Family - Morning Haze
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Perspective #1 - Riyoon & Pshiuu

eyeseeyourecords.bandcamp.com/album/what-matters

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What matters is what you decide to matter. Sometimes the groove is all that matters. This is one of those times.

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[ESY004] Lui Mafuta - What Matters EP

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Original: Lui Mafuta (@luimafuta)
Collaboration: Riyoon (@riyoon)
Revision: Pshiuu (@pshiuu)

Mastering: Riyoon
Artwork: Pshiuu

released September 15, 2022

eyeseeyourecords.bandcamp.com/album/what-matters

Lui Mafuta - London Ding (Pshiuu's Monkey Thing Revision)

https://eyeseeyourecords.bandcamp.com/album/what-matters

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What matters is what you decide to matter. Sometimes the groove is all that matters. This is one of those times.

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[ESY004] Lui Mafuta - What Matters EP

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Original: Lui Mafuta (@luimafuta)
Collaboration: Riyoon (@riyoon)
Revision: Pshiuu (@pshiuu)

Mastering: Riyoon
Artwork: Pshiuu

released September 15, 2022

https://eyeseeyourecords.bandcamp.com/album/what-matters

Lui Mafuta & Riyoon - Sometimes

Lui Mafuta - London Ding

Next in our podcast series, we are thrilled to welcome an absolute maestro and versatile talent of the downtempo scene. We are talking about none other than @iorie, who has been consistently delivering with a remarkable sensitivity for our beautiful genre over the years, not only through his own releases but also with his label Serafin.

In his new mix for us, he once again showcases his musical diversity and presents us with facets of a slightly different, slower side. This set invites you to drift away and daydream, making it the perfect companion for the upcoming warm season. Enjoy!

down.cast °84 mit iorie

Our next chameleon, Katschinka, surprised us with another three-hour live recording captured at an event by our friends from Afterhour Sounds and Sumpfkrüge.
This set is a smooth yet driving journey. Katschinka’s downtempo soul style brings a deep calm with subtle intensity, moving between uplifting moments and darker, pushing undertones.

@katschikatinka
@sumpfkruege
@afterhour-sounds

https://www.instagram.com/_katschinka/

Artwork by Omar Tara

Katschinka

chameleon #71 - Katschinka

This is Chapter III. 
For this chapter, I took my time to absorb new musical influences and to blend different styles of electronic music. Despite the varying grooves and tempos, there is still a feeling that I want L.S. in Wonderland to create.. a sense of warmth and inner peace.

L.S. in Wonderland Chapter III

Hosting epic female DJs is something we just love the most :)
Welcome to one of those Downtempo tales by Katschinka!
The experienced German storyteller brings us that hot Berlin vibe in the slow mood that we love the most, mixed with that class and flow that's only pro's do.

Enjoy this carefully crafted and most eclectic voyage ♡

Follow the groove @katschikatinka

Artwork @brownsword

Octo Friends #67 - Katschinka

Our chameleon #76 Narfux puts together an eclectic, smooth-flowing set that brings classic deep downtempo into conversation with touches of dubstep and other musical corners. It’s a subtle ride—unhurried, textured, and full of small shifts that keep things interesting without ever pushing too hard.

@narfux

Artwork designed by Omar Tara

▻ Narfux 

chameleon #76 - Narfux

@hereistasha
You can also buy the original painting from the cover of this mix / 20x20 by Tashi

Tashi - 5

Réalisé par l’artiste allemande @duygu_music, voici le 4e épisode de Lentement, une émission créée par @kida-paris pour Radio Béguin qui vise à explorer les pouvoirs magiques de la downtempo à travers les yeux de plusieurs artistes FLINTA qui l’inspirent.
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Crafted by German artist Duygu, here is the 4th episode of Lentement, a podcast series created by Kida for Radio Béguin. It aims at exploring downtempo’s magic powers through the eyes of several FLINTA artists who inspire her.

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- interview de Duygu en français -

Qu'est-ce qui t'a fait tomber amoureuse de la downtempo ?
Mon amour pour la downtempo est né à une période de profonde transformation personnelle. J’ai commencé par jouer de la deep house et de la techno mélodique, mais c’est seulement pendant le calme des années Covid — et au cœur de ma psychothérapie — que la downtempo a réellement commencé à résonner en moi. Ca correspondait à la douceur et à la connexion intérieure que je commençais à cultiver.
Puis sont venus deux moments forts, où l'étincelle de la downtempo a allumé quelque chose de profond en moi.
Le premier a eu lieu lors d’une soirée en appart. Je mixais et je jouais ma musique habituelle, donc plutôt “rapide”. Cette fois-ci, la musique me semblait beaucoup trop rapide. Alors, j’ai progressivement baissé le BPM jusqu’à arriver à 105, là c’était parfait. S’en est suivie une sorte de transe collective. Pour la première fois, j’ai ressenti une intense sensation de connexion à travers la musique lente.
Le deuxième moment clé a eu lieu dans le désert de Dubaï, pendant une fête du Nouvel An avec un petit groupe d’amis. Encore une fois, ce sentiment fort de connexion est apparu — et cette fois si fort que j’en ai pleuré. À partir de là, j’ai compris que la downtempo était mon nouveau chemin. 

Quelle émotion ou pouvoir magique de la downtempo tu explores dans ton set et pourquoi ?
Mon objectif est de permettre aux gens de se connecter au son, à eux-mêmes, et aux personnes autour d’eux. Parce que pour moi, c’est ça la downtempo : se connecter.

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- interview de Duygu en anglais -

What made you fall in love with downtempo?
My love for downtempo was born during a time of deep personal transformation. While I started out playing deep house and melodic techno, it was only during the stillness of the Covid years—and in the midst of psychotherapy—that downtempo began to truly resonate with me. It matched the softness and inner connection I was beginning to cultivate.
Then I had two key moments when the downtempo spark really hit me.
The first was at a house party. I was DJing and playing my usual “faster” music. Somehow, the music felt way too fast. So I gradually lowered the BPM until I landed at 105, which felt just right. What happened next was a kind of collective trance. For the first time, I felt this intense sense of connection through slow music.
The second key moment was when I was playing in the desert in Dubai during a New Year’s Eve celebration with a small group of friends. Once again, that strong feeling of connection came up—this time so intense it moved me to tears. From that moment on, it was clear to me that downtempo would be my future path.

Which emotion or magic spell from downtempo are you exploring in this set and why?
My aim is to make people connect with the sound, themselves and with the people around them. Because for me, that’s what downtempo is about: connection.

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@duygu_music
@duygu_music_ (insta)

artwork by Kida

Lentement | Kida invite Duygu (17.05.25)

Welcome to another dip into the fountain of youth guided this time by @gabeymusic 

Gabey is a Montréal-based artist exploring sound as a path to clarity and connection. In this mix, he blends organic textures, deep rhythms, and emotive atmospheres — a sonic journey through the Unseen and Untold.

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Der "Jungbrunnen" (fountain of youth) is our platform to feature a following generation of interesting artists from the neighbourhood and beyond.

Der Jungbrunnen ⛲️ Gabey

Kintero Guzman,Inkwall - (Spirit Original Mix)

Rainforest

Music knows no boundaries and trespasses every geographic wall and culture. Rooted in Lausanne, Switzerland, Professor Wouassa is a living testimony of this - a special blend that brings together the principal Swiss afrobeat players into one groovy pot, cooking uplifting and infectious afro music.

Born in 2003, the combo released their first album Dangerous Koko! early 2011 and soon picked up airplay in such diverse countries as the UK, Greece, Brazil, Canada, only to be reinforced by their incredible live delivery – and soon invited to be the opening act for Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 in the reputed Cully Jazz Festival. After a string of memorable concerts throughout a packed tour, 2015 marks the release of Grow Yes Yes!, mixed by none other than Malcolm Catto (The Heliocentrics, Mulatu Astatké, to name very few) and with featured appearances by afrobeat shining stars Seun Kuti and Ebo Taylor.

The album, about to be re-issued on Matasuna Records - house of the smouldering hot new project Dem Juju Poets – and for the very first time on vinyl, will surely add fuel to the fire across dancefloors everywhere.

Serema, its first track, laces Ebo Taylor's smokey voice with an almost Cuban feel melody, preaching a message of love while Doumadem is a testament to the afro beat heritage, Thais Diarra's voice hovering beautifully over a landscape of heat-infused rhythm, cropped with precise horn stabs and arrangements that would make Antibalas proud.

We dare you to stand still while listening to We Thit. Seriously. If you aren´t compelled to dance to it, check your pulse. Surely something will be racing inside you.

Sunu Reou is a vintage, slow tempo afro groover and it is only fitting that it has Seun Kuti as its guest, proving, if proof were needed, that Professor Wouassa are a singular musical project that pays homage to and does not shy away from mixing afrobeat, high-life and ethio-jazz with contemporary funk. Yes Yes!

Grow Yes Yes!

Bandcamp

Doumadem

Ein weiterer Bonustrack mit dem Titel "LOCKER RMX" zum Re-Release des Beattapes "Welle 9" auf Doppelvinyl. Diesen Track hat der unglaubliche HulkHodn mit mir zusammengeschraubt. Diese Version ist ein bisschen aufgebohrter als die erste. Das nur am Rande.
"Welle 9" ist ab sofort bei jedem guten Vinyl-Dealer erhältlich.

"Welle 9"

"Locker RMX" feat. HulkHodn

Doppelvinyl kaufen!

Noyland - "Locker RMX" feat. HulkHodn (Welle 9 Bonustrack 2LP)

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