Written by @behrooz-zandi
Stream & Download Morvarid here: 
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Behrooz Zandi - Morvarid

Tracklist: 

01 Tevo Howard - Content (Dawn Mix)
02 Franz Underwear - Cattolica '81
03 Navid Izadi - Hard to Find
04 Navid Izadi - Feelin’ Purple
05 Nick Monaco - Give It Right
06 The Mansisters - Bullschnitzel (Cardini’s Highway To Schnitzel Remix) 
07 Pional - The Shy
08 Lcd Soundsystem - You Wanted A Hit
09 The Mansisters - I Love The Way You Hold My Hips (Red Axes Remix)
10 Daniel Malaso - They Came At Night
11 The Deadstock 33’s - Tunnel

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hey boys and girls ............... decided its about time to start uploading many of my hundreds of tracks that I have made over the last many years . these tracks are live and long and probably wont find the space on my current album " DEAF SAFARI "


Felix Laband =The REMNANT The SURVIVOR   31=01=2014

There is a tendency to return to the essence, where melodies breathe with serene clarity and emotions flow weightlessly. Each sound unfolds like sunlight through silent glass, revealing beauty in restraint and grace in stillness. A farewell whispered in a simple way, but resonant with the light of everything learned along the way.

Shattered Light

"Interbay's got a cowbell and they're going to use it."  

Spinning the clock back 30 to 40 years or more (I am SO old) to capture some vibes from early house music productions to imbue that spirit into today's Interbay daily track drop.  Although there's a little more going on than you might expect, I did limit myself to a smaller palette for this one.  

The drums don't sound like cannons being shot off in a cathedral--they sound like the drum machines they are.  The bass isn't all growly or threatening your downstairs neighbors with sleepless nights, it sounds like a synthesizer making a fairly traditional bass sound.  

With all the tools available to us as modern music producers, it can be a relief to decide to make a track based on limiting your options--allowing you to focus on vibe, groove, and feel.  

(I remember watching Eliminate show his process during "Audio Combat" sessions, before I was given the keys to Phantom Laboratories West for my own work...and he bemoaned the process of choosing a snare sound.  I didn't get it at the time.  "Just pick a good sounding snare," I thought, "what's so hard about that?"  I'd watch him sample/scroll through a seemingly endless folder of snare samples and I thought that any of them would work just fine.  And that was what was causing the stress.  Any of them could work--so, how do you pick the one that will work best?  It reminds me of going to the optomotrist and having to choose between A and B when both look kind of the same--and they always sounds so annoyed when they have to present the same choice to you again because you're indecisive.  Well, I understand now, Nate.  And opportunities like I've taken today, to narrow the candidates list, is occasionally a good way to unburden yourself and move forward.  That's not advice to Nate--Nate knows.  Nate is wise and Nate is inspirational...probably why I made the decision to make Interbay a thing.  That's me leaving a hard copy reminder for myself the next time I get frustrated with the process.)  

A classic sample, a nod to a movie that for a certain generation (in other words, mine) was...memorable, to say the least.  (Formative, interesting, eye opening, heartrate increasing...hopefully you can trace the outline of what I'm getting at without me having to point it out, too obviously, for you), and some minimal house grooves leads to an Interbay track that makes me feel like Robocop, from Robocop 2, after he's rebooted himself to delete all of the unnecessary directives that were pumped into him by corporate overreach.  

(It makes want to get Kane, once and for all, and stop the city's dependence on Nuke.  Why is THAT something I remember off the top of my head without any effort and yet I can't remember what time the meeting of SEMPA is tonight?)  

This track isn't going to change the world...but it might be just the thing to start the vibes flowing towards a wonderful weekend.  It is my Thursday gift to you!  

As always:  listen! like! repost! share! playlist! comment! and follow!  
It is always most appreciated.

Tomorrow--more Interbay (because there's ALWAYS more Interbay, every day--so far!)

"Journey (Into the Deep)" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

After a delay of more than half a year 
- everyone needs his/her time to be creative - 
we'd like to present to you our new free downloadable 
"Kopfüber Sampler II" !!!

It's filled with eight tracks and - as we like it - it builds a story with chilled but also driving & deep music.

As introduction you get a chilled Track by the experimental musician from Freiburg Lovvarion ( @lovvarion ). We like his collection of free downloads a lot and enjoy listening and remixing Songs from him from time to time.

It is followed by a slow & rousing track by one of our favorite live-musicians out of São Paulo, the Voodoohop member: EXZ ( @e_xz ). This one's with some nice experimental instrumental grooves and a calling to dance and enjoy the mood.

As a third member of our compilation we present you Stante Pede ( @stante-pede ), a young duo that has recently been presenting a lot of nice, deep & free tracks. We are hungry for more!

BLY aka Liam Soul's ( @liam-soul_aka_bly ) Track, filled with some great vocals, is the perfect track to enjoy mornings with. "Do not stand on my Grave, i am not there"

Next is a very deep & hypnotic groove by Vivian Hoecher ( no Soundcloud anymore ), who was also responsible for the mastering for our sampler. Thanks for that!

Knochiges Klangholz (now mikesch&Bobesch - @mikeschbobesch ), consisting of "Fuchur" & "Hans Klangholz", produce and perform live-sets with samplers, drum computers etc. This time they bring us a slow & deep trip through some reversed samples and groovy sounds.

Drums & groovy rhythms with experimental samples, some ethnic instruments and chilled sounds - this is what Mental Carnival ( @mentalcarnival ) has cooked for us, and we like it! "Ruhe" (Quiet) is a great journey! Enjoy.

As the final track of our sampler we'd like to present to you a very nice Trip-Hop Live-Musician: Calm Down ( @calmdown ). Her lovingly experimental music is full of emotions and will make you feel with it. She also released a new album, check it at her Bandcamp site: calmdownn.bandcamp.com/

Finally we would like to thank all artists for their tracks, thanks to Vivian Hoecher for the mastering and to "Quetzalcoatl is love" for some help with the cover art!

Enjoy the free tracks and if you like them, you know what to do ;)

Lovely,
kopfüber ɹǝqüɟdoʞ

on bandcamp:
https://kopfueber.bandcamp.com/album/kopf-ber-sampler-2
on wordpress:
https://kopfueberberlin.wordpress.com/

Free DL - Full Sampler

3 Stante Pede - Frau Gerster (Kopfüber Sampler 2)

MOBASI PT.1

Unwilling to comply to the strict regime for students of classical music, pianist Steven transferred to the Jazz studio of Antwerp's Royal Conservatory. The new-found freedom sparked his creativity to go beyond conventional. 

A few years after graduating and some aliases later, his mind spawned Varaz, where freedom once again reigns and the canvas is blank. Like a skilful painter, Varaz mesmerizes with an exquisite palette of colours. Colours so intriguing, you'd stare at them for ages. 

Fully aware, Varaz stretches and bends his music, allowing it to speak and explore. He sustains it with fitting grooves, yet forever revealing things you missed in a previous round. Perhaps Álom will turn out to be an EP that reveals a surprising new detail every time you give it a listen. And it's on Moodfamily, no less.

www.moodfamily.net

Álom

Buy on Beatport

Varaz - Álom

THOR RIXON - HYPERMARKET (LUL014)
https://lautundlui.se/thor-rixon-hypermarket/

Hello to Johannesburg. Thor Rixon is a versatile musician from South Africa who seamlessly blends different styles, genres, collaborations and tempos to a unique fingerprint of his work. Always driving and uplifitng with bold atmospheres and little details, each track a story stuck in your head. Either eerie or euphoric, always like the shadow of a memory, indistinguishable from the rest. Baie dankie, Thor.

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A1. Futile Weapons
A2. 371
B1. Path Full Of Thorns
B2. Accident At Wetton Circle

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Cat#: LUL014
Artist: Thor Rixon
Title: Hypermarket
Label: Laut & Luise
Barcode: 4058765299920

Thor Rixon - Futile Weapons (LUL014)

Odetta - Pastures of Plenty 
From Ballad for Americans and Other American Ballads

Odetta - Pastures of Plenty (C.love Edit)

booking request national and international: 
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dj phono online:
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facebook.com/djphonohamburg
twitter.com/djphono
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mixcloud.com/djphono 

Im Juni 2011 erscheint das erste Album von DJ Phono auf dem Hamburger Label Diynamic. “Welcome To Wherever You’re Not” ist ein Werk der Gefühle - der erweckten, der blühenden und der enttäuschten Gefühle. So etwas entsteht nicht über Nacht. Auch nicht in einer Serie von Nächten. Vielmehr haben sich DJ Phono und sein Produzent Jimi Siebels (A DIFFERENT JIMI / EGOEXPRESS / IT'S RECORDS) für die Realisierung jede Menge Zeit gelassen, zwei Jahre waren es insgesamt.

“Ich habe nicht konstant an dem Album gearbeitet sondern auf Momente gewartet, in denen es mir möglich war, aus einem Gefühlszustand heraus, Musik zu machen. Während der Arbeit ist es dann häufiger gelungen, eine Stimmung, die man in dem Moment verspürt, in der Musik einzufangen. Das ist für mich einer dieser Glücksmomente, die man als Musiker manchmal hat - das Gefühl, dass man so eine Stimmung durch die Musik konservieren konnte. Musik und Musiker als eine Art Medium, ... Gerade im letzten Jahr war ich oft in emotionalen Zuständen, die zu Momenten geführt haben, in denen ich das konnte. Und Jimi ist auch ein sehr spezieller Typ, mit feinen Antennen, der sich auf die Stimmungen der Stücke eingelassen hat - und er ist jemand, der viel von seinen Stimmungslagen in die Musik hineinbringt, ein fühlender Mensch.”

Das Resultat - “Welcome To Wherever You’re Not” - ist ein Album, das DJ Phono selbst gern hören mag. Und Jimi wahrscheinlich auch. Es definiert sich in einem Dazwischen, zwischen hier und dort, zwischen Main Floor und Backroom, zwischen groß und klein, zwischen gestern, heute und morgen, zwischen Pop und Club, kurz: zwischen den Welten. Auf dem Hamburger Fischmarkt beispielsweise, unweit des Pudels, wo DJ Phono gern auflegt, bemängelt man das viele Fleisch. Am Schlachthof wiederum, genau gegenüber von DJ Phonos Bunker-Studio, riechen sie den Fisch. Dafür freut sich der Blumenbinder an der Ecke und lobt den bunten Wildwuchs.

Eine gemeinsame Qualität der 12 Songs auf “Welcome To Wherever You’re Not” ist ihre seltsame Art von vornehmer Zurückhaltung. Ohne dabei zum Möbel oder zur Tapete zu verkommen, bitten sie höflich, vorsichtig und unaufdringlich um ein wenig Aufmerksamkeit. Einzig und allein “Soll ich ein Loch graben?” entwickelt sich in seinen stattlichen achteinhalb Minuten zu einem kleinen (Rave-)Drama: Wenn in der Mitte des Songs endlich die Bass-Drum einsetzt, fliegen die Hände in die Luft. Aber am Ende wirkt selbst dieser Ausreisser wie der nette, kleine Bruder der Sägezahn-Monster. Mit ihm drohen weder Dehydrierung noch Kreislaufkollaps oder Organversagen, stattdessen verbreitet das musikalische Smiley nur etwas sonnigere Euphorie.

Der Rest ist Wohlklang.
Die Essenz dieser Musik haben Björn Beneditz (WCW Gallery) und Carola Wagenplast (Jochen Schmith) im Artwork aufgegriffen und ein sublimes Booklet im Sinne von “Welcome To Wherever You’re Not” entworfen. Jedes Album wird von Hand gemalt und ist somit ein Einzelstück.

DJ Phono wird dieses Album auch live vorstellen. Extra dafür wurde in enger Zusammenarbeit mit der stilsicheren Künstlergruppe Jochen Schmith eine Bühnenshow konzipiert, die im Rahmen der Release-Tour ab Herbst 2011 zu sehen sein wird. Eine Choreographie aus Halbleiterkristallen und Computerwissenschaft. Selbstentwickelte Prototypen aus Robotertechnologie und LEDs vollführen eine einzigartige, mechanische Tanznotation und bezirzen dabei Girls wie Boys. Klang und Bild finden zusammen und lassen uns am Ziel der Reise ankommen ...

shubha yatra.


www.djphono.com

Felix Laband =The REMNANT The SURVIVOR 31=01=2014

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