Name: Ease The Pressure by Farsta Kalle
Duration: 1 h 12 min 23 s
Description: Yesterdays favorites, from Tokyo to London, from Detroit to New York and beyond. Deep and hearty house music for hard times!

Best mix i’ve heard in a very long time.  Very inspiring!

Great mix! loving this one in particular 😍

Louis McCoy is a master craftsman in every sense of the word. A legend of a human behind much loved local underground institutions the likes of Inner Varnika and For Home Use Only, and an expert on the tools be it in the kitchen or on a building site, Louis first and foremost is a passionate music obsessor with a savant like ear for records that cut deep. 

Sometimes found under the cheekier guise of hndsm, Louis seriously knows whats up when it comes to 90s music from the UK, and focusses his attention here on the massively influential sound of trip hop that he grew up nodding his head to as a teen. Treating us to near-on three hours of raw and dusty underground classics from the roots of the 90s Bristol trip hop movement, we find ourselves deep beneath the murky waters of the reggae and the shoegaze infused, to moments of heavy, emotion packed atmospheric soul and a healthy dose of the all out experimental. One for the OG chillout heads, this really is a trip like no other!

Interview here: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/louis-mccoy

@louis_mccoy
@for_home_use_only

https://innervarnika.com

www.melbournedeepcast.net

Interview

MDC.264 Louis McCoy

In anticipation of Love International 2022, we’re launching Transmission to Tisno – a b2b mix series featuring festival favourites and new artists locked in for this year’s fifth anniversary event.

Traversing minimal synth, new age and sublime house, this mix from Amsterdam staple Orpheu the Wizard and Japanese virtuoso Powder will surely serve as an ideal soundtrack to a lazy afternoon adrift in rhythmic contemplation. 

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Transmission to Tisno: Orpheu the Wizard b2b Powder

This week we find ourselves deep in the tropics with an appetite for ripe fruits and some pure perspiration vibrations! Sweat it out with the Burger man throwing down classic reggae and highlife, disco house madness, crunchy drum traxx and afro-cuban jazz delights in ultimate Fett Burger wild style. 100% good times guaranteed!! 

Click here for our chat with @djfettburger: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-fett-burger

MDC.277 DJ Fett Burger

Delighted to host @public_possession Summer Influence Mix on Oddity Radio.

@sophiepschorr : Woken up by rays of sunshine, followed by a day at the lake and then the trip back to the city over country roads by low sun.

Turn on, tune in and don't drop out!

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Sophie Pschorr - Oddity Influence Mix

This month we welcome Mari*, a driving force behind much beloved online radio station Worldwide FM. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hi Mari, people might know you for being one of the driving forces behind Worldwide FM. Can you tell a bit about what you do there and how you ended up with that position?

M: I am “Head of programming and A&R” at Worldwide FM. I oversea programming, produce special guest shows and develop relationships with artists and labels. I’ve been working in radio for about 20 years. Starting with college radio in Boston, and subsequently I worked in New York and then Tokyo and now I’m based in London. So, I’ve always worked as a radio producer! From 2005, I produced Gilles Peterson’s daily show for 7-8 years on J-WAVE, one of the biggest FM radio stations in Japan. I also produced music events for the radio show and brought him over to Japan a couple of times, and this is how I started working with Gilles. 

MFM: How's the online radio scene in Japan actually?

M: Unfortunately, Japan is super behind with anything got to do with playing music online due to the strict and old school music copyright laws. Even Japanese radio stations are not broadcast outside of Japan. People still love tuning into AM/FM radio which could be a good thing, but it’s hard for music to be heard outside of Japan if the copyright law is too strict. Japan is probably one of the most complicated places to start an online music platform which people can tune into for free.

MFM: It seems that the pandemic brought many new online broadcasting stations, likely due to a lack of a stage for artists. How do you feel about this development?

M: It’s great that people realised there is so much potential in online radio stations during the pandemic. Hopefully, listening to radio will stay part of people’s life. Now the norm is back, people are getting busier and artists are back in the studio and touring. It is impossible to run a station in the same way as it was during the pandemic, so stations need to keep up and make relevant adjustments in their programming to fit into this changing world. Continuation is key to success, and also “sustainability” is another essential element to be considered, especially for independent online radio stations.

MFM: How important do you believe online radio is in the current field of music? What do you believe should be its main purpose?

M: With online radio there are so many possibilities and more freedom of expression, whereas traditional radio has to deal with regulations and politics. Online radio can build a strong sense of community as most of them were started out of sheer love to support music and culture. The interesting thing is that online radio can build a community that is Worldwide! Also, online radio could be a good start for young DJs and a place to develop young and up and coming artists as the presenting skills you need are much less on online radio than the traditional radio. There isn’t any format how online radio should be or sound like so there are more possibilities to create something new. I hope to continue searching and developing the unique and engaging platform where people feel welcome and part of by tuning in from any part of the world.

MFM: As a host yourself, what do you seek for in a show? 

M: I like to insert unique content in my radio show which is not just about presenting new music. I like to have some humour and personality in my show, and make people feel great with my music tastes. I don’t have much to say about other people’s show but being original is very important, people follow personality, great content and like to enjoy a show.

MFM: Any future plans at Worldwide FM you'd like to share? A scoop maybe?

M: We are building a new studio which will allow us to do more including live sessions! I cannot wait!

MFM Mix 042: Mari*

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Re-opening weekend PART II
Special with a capital S.

Sandy B LIVE, Invisible City Editions, Telephones & Milch serving up an eclectic and fruity mix of New Beat, Wave, House, Street Soul, Kwaito, Disco and Balearic oddities.... Until the moon has passed and the sun has risen.

@sandybworld
@invisiblecity_
@teflonhenning
@sameheads
@lauraschutte

Special thanks to @trash.jimmy for hooking us up with Sandy....

Rare & Groooooovy. Check it.
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Telephones (warm up set) @ Sameheads 2022 - 08 - 13

A trippy ode to Autumn and excursions in nature! Colourful, depp, kaleidoscopic and emotional ambient, balearic and electronic sounds to accompany you through a melancholic, yet beautiful and transformative season. Tune in for a fieldtrip!

PS: MUSIC ONLY! Due to a technical issue, the show got broadcasted only in mono. Now updated the mix in full desih immersive stereo, but missing the voice. So just imagine me babbling, and as I usually announce all tracks I play on the show, here is the full tracklist:

Hajime Mizoguchi - Panorama (CBS/Sony)
Yoshimura Hiroshi - Hayama Special Version 1 (Crescent)
Akira Ito - Essence Of Beauty (Glossy Mistakes)
Human Mesh Dance - Dhalia (Re:discovery Records)
FIT Siegel - Carmine (FIT Sound)
The Black Dog - Cost II (General Production Recordings)
AFX - Analogue Bubblebath (TVT Records)
Ajukaja & Andrevski - Looking For Something That's Not There (Levels)
Double FM - Amnesia (Playa Mix) (Rhymes Records Rhythms)
Paradise 3001 - Gates Of Eden (Sound Metaphors Records)
Sasha - A Key To Heavenly Trance (Night Dubbing Mix) (Limited Underground Records)
Ecstasy Boys - Tsukino Oshie (Club Temple Mix) (King Street Sounds)

Telephones' New Massage 021 [Refuge Worldwide]

Colin (Maybe Tonight)[08.10.2022]

Yesterdays favorites, from Tokyo to London, from Detroit to New York and beyond. Deep and hearty house music for hard times!

Ease The Pressure

The breezy sound of the Canadian Riviera, from Mood Hut's Pender Street Steppers.

https://www.nts.live/shows/pender-street-steppers/episodes/pender-street-steppers-15th-november-2022

Pender Street Steppers w/ Scott W - 15th November 2022

Open minded Stockholm DJ and record enthusiast. Been around since the mid 90's. Nowadays part of the Lighthouse crew. 

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