Aether

Coyote - Summers End Mix

It's nothing but a dream! A new Liveset by Resoul!
It begins with a dream and ends with it. Dreams mix the past and the present, often in a very surreal way. 
And so it is with this mix. Records from the archive of the last 40 years, from Flash & the Pen to Sade, Gang Starr, Moloko, Pepe Bradock, Karizma and neoclassical music by Mike Lazarev. Music without pigeonholes, without categorization of time. Extra thanks to Daniel Best for his support and thanks to all the remixers like Dave Lee, Kon, Rayko and especially JR Dynamite!

It's nothing but a dream!

R14 Record Club - two turntables, a rotary mixer, and many crackly records. 

A four-hour DJ session with Renno & Erkin accompanied by some excellent wine, so expect some hazy mixes in between. 

Big shout to all the Restaurant R14 crew for supporting good music.

https://soundcloud.com/muhkontagurpidilohk
https://soundcloud.com/rennopaat
https://soundcloud.com/erkinantov

R14 Record Club (May 10, 2024) - Renno Paat & Erkin Antov

"DISCO VIANDANTE" GUEST MIX by QUATTRO FORMAGGI
From Melbourne to Rome on the Disco Jet!
Take it easy and chill with the disco vibes of 4 formaggi.
Old and new Oddball Disco ready to refresh you!
Enjoy.

"DISCO VIANDANTE" GUEST MIX by QUATTRO FORMAGGI ( MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA )

The radio season has finally begun again at Groningen's finest radio station, Relate Radio, after a two month summer break. Just like last season I'll host my own show called Jam City @ Relate Radio in which I showcase an hour of South African dance music from the 90's with a focus on a specific theme or subject. 

For this month's episode and the season two opener the theme was Kariba Records. Kariba was part of Tusk Music and handled the local music division. It was formed in 1993 and almost straight from the get go they released Kwaito and South African House records up until 1997 when it got sold to the Gallo Record Company.

Personally Kariba Records is one of the most stand out labels when it comes to Kwaito music. This partly comes due to the diversity in releases, it gives a really good insight into all the different subgenres there were back in the early years of development of the genre. I've tried to showcase this diversity in this show.

Tracklist:
1. Sharon Dee – Local Is Lekker
2. Syloman – Mhana Gezane
3. Khakha & Hlengiwe – You Care For Me
4. Monwa – Juicy Lady
5. Professor Rhythm – Kancane Kancane
6. Dennis Mpale – Paying My Bills
7. Malcolm – Jema
8. Bibbi – Just Another Memory (Stumpa Dance Mix)
9. T.A. Connection – Thank You Babe
10. Hip Hits – I Wanna Dance
11. Mpumi – Shibilika
12. Dance II Sweat – Duke Box (Remix)

Jam City @ Relate Radio - September 2024

FELOX presents UNWiND YOURSELF an open format mix series.
Listen to tracks to relax and unwind. 
The Hamburg DJ plays music from all eras and genres with a focus on a calm downtempo vibe. 
Every fourth friday of the month on Byte.FM

UNWiND YOURSELF 03

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

I began DJ-ing at the age of 15 in SW London, back in 1986. I had a large group of friends, we all did graffiti and we were all into Hip Hop and old funky tunes so there was always something interesting happening. By '88 I was starting to get regular DJ gigs, and I began making my own music in the mid-90's using a sample kit for my Commodore Amiga and a 4-track cassette player, along with extra scratching on the decks. Just after I graduated from Uni I signed to Ultimate Dilemma Recordings and started putting out singles, remixing and collaborating with other artists. By 1999 my first album came out; I had a band which toured europe playing my tunes live, with me on percussion and turntables. I left UD in 2001, and went to live in Ibiza as a resident DJ for Manumission and Space. In 2002 I put out my 2nd LP on Illicit Records, did a few more singles and remixes, then I kinda retired for a few years. I would still continue to DJ regularly. In the late 2000's I teamed up with another good friend and we started this comedy MC-ing thing called "Beeny Royston and Jadell", we ended up playing lots of festivals, Notting Hill Carnival and various other places. Fake Blood and I hooked up to produce 2 excellent MC's from New York called "BRONX SLANG" in 2019. We made an album which was a critical success, then a mixtape, then a second album in 2021. After that I have retired again from music for a little bit. I am still playing drums, buying yet more records and DJing at home though. That will never end.

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

I have always had a love for 7"s since I was little. My first ever memories are sitting on a pile of my parents' singles and sort of swatting them around the room, then my mum coming in and laughing.  Most of my pocket money went on buying 7"s all the way through until Hip Hop came around, then I went for the albums. The gritty determination to find unknown beats and solid grooves drove me back towards the 7-inches in the late 80's, and that has never let up. I just had to answer the front door, and it was the postman delivering me a 7-inch of "Cosmic Sea" by Mystic Moods that I'd just ordered from Germany. So there!

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

For this mix, I chose some of my all-time favourites, and also some new discoveries of recent years. Some of it is dancy, some of it is funky, some psychedelic, some sweet soul, some old pop, lots of NICE DRUMS. All of it is GOOD music. I quite liked the fact that this wasn't a mix with a dancefloor in mind, as I could choose some tunes I wouldn't really get a chance to play outside of my house. Owing to my past DJ memory muscle, I seem to have grouped styles together a little bit. DJ-ing is all about taking people with you on your personal journey of taste, I feel. I've hardly ever played what people call a "compromising" set. The few times I've had to do it (for example at weddings!) it's been one of the most depressing experiences ever.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

Most of my JADELL stuff is on Spotify / Apple Music, lots of my remixes and the "Beeny Royston and Jadell" stuff is on YouTube. The BRONX SLANG is on all digital formats, and there is a vinyl of the first LP, well worth a check.

5) Top 5 all time fave records

These aren't in order because I don't want to put anything on that number one pedestal. These are 7-inch singles that I own:
1. "The Champ" by The Mohawks
2. "Get Up, Get into it, Get Involved" by James Brown
3. "For Real" by Flowers
4. "It's Just Begun" by The Jimmy Castor Bunch
5. "Give the Drummer Some" by Little Hooks


45/7 #94 ARTIST: JADELL

Cure the World

Let Love Surround Us

Solid Steel (22nd March) Coldcut in charge this week, easing in with a reggae selection featuring Horace Andy, Tapper Zukie and Baba Dread, before switching into the much sampled Anne Murray and stripping it right back with Unforscene. The beats get heavy with Clicks & Whistles, Krueger and Swindle on Deep Medi Musik, then more reggae from Lone Ranger and Peter Tosh and closing with legendary British jazz figure John Cameron.

PART 1 + 2    - 	Coldcut		https://twitter.com/Coldcut 
				
Horace Andy	_	Natty Dread A Weh She Want	_	Trojan
Tapper Zukie	_	Natty Dread A Weh She Want	_	Star Disco
Heptones	_	Street Of Gold	_	park heights
Glen Brown	_	Tel Aviv Drum	_	Cooking
Baba Dread	_	National Music	_	Roots Rock Reggae
Axel Krygier	_	Taxi Nocturno	_	Mondisc
Anne Murray	_	Put Your Hand In The Hand	_	Capitol
Unforscene	_	78Th On 3Rd	_	Wob			
Clicks & Whistles	_	Fumando	_	Frite Nite 
Krueger	_	Trunkin	_	Mixpak
Swindle	_	If I Was A Super Hero	_	Deep Medi
Lone Ranger	_	Style & Fashion	_	Techniques
Peter Tosh	_	Stepping Razor	_	Virgin
Peder	_	Monoglukose	_	Fake Diamond
Dem Franchise Boyz	_	Lean With It Rock With It	_	Full Tilt
Masekala	_	Boys Doing It	_	Casablanca
Skatalites Ft Tony Brevett	_	Starlight	_	Motion 
John Cameron	_	Troublemaker	_	Deram

Solid Steel Radio Show 22/3/2013 Part 1 + 2 - Coldcut

dj from hamburg, germany
founder of 45/7 VINYL CLUB 
www.soundcloud.com/45-7-vinyl-club
and UNWiND YOURSELF 
part of SOUL ALLNIGHTER HAMBURG