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Artist of the Week mix for Frisky. This was a paean to nineties rave music, featuring much multicoloured high-BPM stuff. Please feel free to ask for track IDs in the comments.

https://www.friskyradio.com/show/artist_of_the_week/08-27-2019/joe-miller-at-08-27-2019

Frisky Artist of the Week Mix

Der Tag war vergangen, wie Tage so vergehen.
Ich hatte ihn herumgebracht, sanft umgebracht, mit meiner primitiven und schüchternen Art von Lebenskunst. Ich hatte einige Stunden gearbeitet, alte Bücher gewälzt, hatte meine Atemübungen gemacht, die Gedankenübungen aber heut aus Bequemlichkeit weggelassen, war eine Stunde spazieren gewesen und hatte schöne, zarte, kostbare Federwölkchenmuster in den Himmel gezeichnet gefunden. Das war sehr hübsch, aber – alles in allem war es nicht gerade ein entzückender, nicht eben ein strahlender, ein Glücks- und Freudentag gewesen. Sondern eben einer von diesen Tagen, wie sie für mich nun seit langer Zeit die normalen und gewohnten sein sollten: maßvoll angenehme, durchaus erträgliche Tage ohne besondere Schmerzen, ohne besondere Sorgen, ohne eigentlichen Kummer, ohne Verzweiflung. Tage an welchen mir eine Unterbrechung dieser Banalität, mehr Wert zu sein schien als alle Güter dieser Erde. 
Ich entschied mich also für das sanfte Nachgeben der Versuchung, für das Fallenlassen, Hingeben und Ausprobieren einer akustischen Reise, wie ich sie schon lange nicht mehr gewagt hatte.
Sodann kramte ich einige Kerzen und Zündhölzer aus der untersten Schublade des Vertikos hervor, zündete selbige an und bequemte mich langsam vorwärts, um mich auf dem Divan in der Mitte des Raumes niederzulassen. Als musikalische Untermalung des Augenblicks entschied ich mich nach längerer Abwägung für eine Mischkassette, welche ich bereits vor Wochen im Rausche von einem Seefahrer erworben hatte. Sie war von niemand geringeren als Bonjour Ben, der mir durch seine ruhige und gleichzeitig wache Art schon mehrfach angenehm im Gedächtnis geblieben war. Mir ein Gläschen Cognac einschenkend und mich selbst dabei aus der Vogelperspektive betrachtend, wurde gewahr, dass stets wenn ich an ihn dachte, mich das Bild einer matt pastelligen Küstenlandschaft überkam. Wild und grau, durch dessen Tristesse und Einsamkeit sich ein einzelner frischpolierter Wagen in aller Schönheit schiebt - am Steuer kein anderer als ebenjener Ben.
In meinem Kopfe saß ich sogleich auf der Rückbank des Wagens und nahm durch einen fernen aber vertrauten Schleier wahr, wie er zielsicher das Autoradio auf die richtige Frequenz und Lautstärke justierte. Schon bei den ersten Klängen versank ich gleichermaßen in Divan, Rückbank und Musik.

Danke @https://soundcloud.com/bonjourben

[Text ist inspiriert von Hesses Steppenwolf, Schneeregen an der Küste, schönen Autos sowie den ersten Sonnenstrahlen des Jahres.]

Mehr von Ben:
www.instagram.com/bonjourben
www.facebook.com/bonjourben
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Artwork: https://soundcloud.com/elizentheemperor
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Lotenheim consists of DJs, producers, artists, dreamers, builders, visionaries, thinkers, revolutionizers, pessimists, optimists and other crazy, happy and creative people from all over the world.
Our aim is, to make the big and the small world a little bit better by creating playful and intelligent events and mix hedonistic lifestyles with love and politics.
In our podcast-series, artists get an platform, can share their music, present themselves and help us also to get attention for our projects and spread our vision.

Bonjour Ben im Lotencast

la`too became fascinated with electronic music during first visit on Love Parade in 2001 .Throughout all these years, his passion for various musical genres has changed but nowadays he likes to combine the electronic vibes with melodic, playful bass and an admixture of Indie . On a daily basis, a founder and owner of MELODIC.DEEP.HOUSE where he supports local artists and also hosts artists from worldwide labels such Diynamic, Radikon, Katermukke, Sincopat, Innervisions, Atlant. Together with his friend Tomesh, he started a new project - Tom`s Square (2019), he also joined the Pozytyvka Crew , which regularly organizes events in his hometown.

S.C.: https://soundcloud.com/latoo1
FB: https://www.facebook.com/latooMDH

Katz&Kauz Podcast 074 - La`too

Bittersweet groove from the Dial Records head.

Download: https://xlr8r.com/podcasts/podcast-744-carsten-jost/

XLR8R Podcast

XLR8R Podcast 744 - Carsten Jost

A vinyl-only mix containing some of my favorite records at the moment holding some cutz of deep house, dub techno, and some light tech house flavor. 
Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. 
Love,
- Hannes


Artists  and labels that appear in this mix:
@fletchersound, WAX, @jacquesbon & @druxdrux, @makam, @ormalley, @subbroomassociation, @jaytripwire, @skudge-1, @idealist, @youandme-martin, @djhonesty, @efdemin

@tact-recordings, WAX, @smallville-records, Pariter, Claquer,@stephenos1, Details, Blank, Bass Culture, @dial-rec

bandcamp - http://hannessmith.bandcamp.com
instagram - www.instagram.com/hannes.smith
facebook - www.facebook.com/hannessmithmusic
more links: linktr.ee/hannes.smith

July '22 Mix

July 22 Mix

MoxxoM Open Air

Sir Shandy Mox Mox "MoxxoM Mix Tape" (2012-03-31)

Listen to Map.ache at the next Oscillate event on August 15. + 16.

Resident Advisor Saturday
www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?714311

Resident Advisor Sunday Garden Special
www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?714315

Facebook
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Map.ache
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/map.ache

Oscillate Podcast N°8 selected and mixed by Map.ache

easy.miner

easy.miner (2017 - 04 - 22)

Yarni is one of the best selectors we know, his sets always introduce to new and old music from we've never heard. We put out his rework of the timeless Orbital track Belfast but we are yet to have the pleasure of releasing his original music.. who knows around the corner though. 

Learn a bit more about the mix and Yarni himself in a short and sweet interview we did.

Sir Yarni, thank you for this podcast. I think i only recognised 1 tune, which is perfect, i knew you would dig deep. Tell us about the mix, whats included and why is it called cracklin pots?

Hey! I take great pleasure in trying to introduce people to the records that have formed me and my sound up to now, so it was a nice way to showcase some lesser known tracks from a lot of my favourite electronic LPs from the last 30 years. A lot of these aren’t necessarily functional & dance-floor friendly but it added to the task of making it a nice journey for the listener. The name comes from my old DJ mixer I’m yet to replace. Someone spilt something on it so all the pots crackle ’n’ pop but I love the rough character it adds to the recordings!

What its like living in Sheffield? Whats happening in its musical landscape at the moment?

Historically Sheffield has given birth to a lot of really amazing influential music and it’s been important in my development as an artist. I owe a lot to The Human League, Cabaret Voltaire & Artery for helping open my eyes to approaching music from a less linear way. Today in 2018 our
music scene is still commercially very successful with the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Toddla T & Bring Me The Horizon and the underground scene still leans toward a more harder UK sound like grime & UK garage.

You've had some really big releases with NWS and exploited, and you keep writing more music all the time. whats next for you production wise?

Constantly shocking myself by not falling into a certain sound is my biggest aim. When you become comfortable you become a little lazy, I understand that this approach makes it hard to identify a certain ‘sound’ with Yarni but I’ve picked up a few fans along the way that appreciate how I keep things moving. London DJ Oneman is a big influence with this approach because I’ve DJd with him 3 times and each set was completely different, it’s this approach that really helped change my mindset. I’ve just ended lets call it ‘a chapter’ and I have a fresh approach to writing by going 90% analogue so you will start to notice I am concentrating on strong simpler sounds rather than my previous more chaotic productions!

If you could time travel, where would you go and what would you do? Chilling with some dinosaurs would be pretty cool, herbivores ideally.

Sitting in on a session with George Martin and The Beatles while they were recording ‘Revolver’ in 1966 would be absolute perfection. To witness the true innovation of ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’ would have been incredible. That LP sounds like it could have been recorded in 2018. What a time to have been alive!

Technology is moving scarily fast at the moment. How long until time travel becomes a reality?
Contradicting my answer above but....there’s certain things in this world that should be left untouched and I think that’s one of them. Let things ride out naturally and just embrace what this life throws at us. PeAce.

Thank you for everything, your a don! Tom dropped your belfast rework today just before sunset and it was awesome, still such a good track. Please do another rework soon ;)

Oleeva Podcast Eleven: Yarni - Cracklin' Pots

Dear Listeners, 
It’s been overwhelming how many of you have written and asked for this year’s Fusion set.  One person even counted the weight of the tears he had shed every time he came here, and found the set was not online yet. So why did it take so long? 
 
It was a very intense four hour set at the Palapa, and it was a very intense week before that. To go back and revisit those moments required quite a bit of strength, which I didn’t have until now. Obviously the intensity of revisiting those moments at the Palapa had a lot to do with the death of our dear friend Bas Engels. 
You might think that I'm loco for saying this, but I know Bas was there with us, celebrating life and death, guiding me through the set and even creating some magic, when my computer froze and I had to restart it, while improvising on a drum machine. Normally the recording would be lost then, but this time it was just there as if nothing had happened. Without him you wouldn’t be able to listen to this now. 
I want to thank Bas for the special magic he created on so many occasions.  Also I want to thank Eule and his team for their foresight and faith to pull me slightly out of my comfort zone, and into this perfect Sunday morning setting. And, of course, I also want to thank all of you, because 
music sounds better with you.
 
Peace

Fusion 2018

Stille einfügen

Frank Horn

Frank Horn (2018-11-03)

In August i played the friday warmup at 10 YRS Electric Weekender at Conne Island. Cause of my uk background it was the best opportunity to play a little hommage to the last 10 years of this weekend, and especially to this uk friday, which is the start for the next club season. I'm still happy to been part of this weekend, where people played like Midland, Peverelist, Lux, Panthera Krause, Neele, Sevensol and and and....

Afters several times where i heard it at home i decided to upload it because i think its really good - maybe you think so, too!

Philipp Rmke @ 10 YRS Electric Weekender

recorded @ Freeway Bar - Koh Phangan 17-01-2019

Jørg | Lost Island Part I - Dj Set

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SC:
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Zwischenwelten Podcast

Zwischenwelten Podcast 030 - Sledge

- Robin Dey auf FB: https://www.facebook.com/robindey.artist
- Heimlich auf FB: facebook.com/heimlichmusik
- Artwork: www.instagram.com/vakat.at

Gerade noch so und in letzter Sekunde kommt hier noch schnell was reingeflattert. Beim ersten Reinhören könnte man fast denken, dass die kältere und kuschligere Jahreszeit hier musikalisch angekündigt wird. Wohlig entspannt, plockert das Ding so schön vor sich hin, wie ne herzhaft, eingedickte Herbstsuppe auf der warmen Herdplatte. Könnte kaum besser schmecken bei den Temperaturen. 

Empfehlung vom Küchenchef @robin_dey höchstpersönlich, knusprig, frisch gebackenes Brot dazu. Wer braucht schon Clubs, wenn's Suppen gibt. Und nun allen einen guten Appetit.

Heimlich Musik Podcasts

Heimlich auf FB

Heimlich Podcast #57 by Robin Dey

It's an honour & pleasure that we return to our Getting Deeper podcast series, after a few months break, to bring to you an absolutely exquisite & diverse 1 hour journey. Brighton-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, sound designer, and producer Alex Banks is our very special guest for our 130th podcast.  

Alex Banks
@alexbanksmusic
www.instagram.com/alexbanksmusic/
www.facebook.com/alexbanksmusic
https://alexbanksmusic.bandcamp.com/
www.alexbanksmusic.com/

Tephra EP - https://ffm.to/tephra
Official video - youtu.be/OCAo6Q4bMTk

Mesh 
@meshmeshmeshmesh 
www.instagram.com/meshmeshmesh_/
www.facebook.com/meshmeshmeshdotnet/
https://meshmeshmesh.net/

Getting Deeper
@getting-deeper
https://linktr.ee/gettingdeeper
www.instagram.com/gettingdeeper
www.facebook.com/gettingdeeper
★ NOW ON SPOTIFY ★ bit.ly/GettingDeeper

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Also a supremely technically gifted sound technician, Alex creates music for film and television and could never be accused of lacking excitement. Amplifying his skills on every level, he retains the essence of emotional communication that makes his work so engaging.

“People really feel like they’ve got an emotional connection to it,” he says. “I feel like every track that I write has to resonate with me on an emotional level. If I’m not connecting with it and it’s not evoking some kind of feeling in me then why should I expect the listener to feel that too? As we’re all made of the same kind of stuff as it’s resonating with me then hopefully it’s going resonate with other people who are listening to it as well.”

On Nov.12th, Alex piloted a cataclysm of new abrasive sounds with his EP ‘Tephra’, released on Max Cooper’s Mesh imprint. 

The ideas emerged from two months in the rugged, black volcanic surroundings of the Canary Islands, Spain. Banks armed himself with a restricted set of equipment taken from his studio in Brighton and set about focusing on the core of his musical expression.

The 5 track EP draws an abrasive array of intertwined melodic structures - one that could only be formed by an adept sound designers’ skillset. The title track and single ‘Tephra’, is woundingly brash, jagged and skull reverberating, it paints a mental landscape appropriate to where the tracks were born, in the context of a melodic hook line.

Following on from his second studio album, Beneath the Surface which was released on Mesh in 2019. Banks’ reimagines a different story, one of which was sculpted by his time witnessing unearthly volcanic landscapes. The change in scenery he recalls brought a welcomed ‘change of mindset’ than the earlier intense period of locking himself away in his Brighton studio with intermittent bursts of time spent by the coast to foster creative thought. It brought a different intensity to Banks’ sound, one that impressively finds a line between home listening and club-focussed dance-floor bangers.

Max Cooper on 'Tephra'
“Any words I can provide to say how large this release is are a weak reflection of listening to the music. The first time I heard the tracks the energy was just oozing out of them into my torso, and that hook line in Tephra, it's something. It's so hard to make a melodic structure like that which is so simple and catchy while also being engaging after so many years of people trying to make simple and catchy hook lines. It's a fine art of big sound Alex is onto throughout, classic references, full human expression, no holding back, it's a beautiful thing to experience with a full frequency response system”.

TEPHRA EP

Getting Deeper Podcast #130 by Alex Banks

We are excited to end 2020 with our latest podcast hosted by a special guest - Toronto based artist juSt b, who has been an integral part of the GD crew and family since this year. She sets a magnificent tone to GD's year end showcase with an atmospheric, dark downtempo set. Her set is a powerful and experimental blend of mystical, grungy soundscapes with ambient undercurrents.

We want to thank all the amazing artists we've had the privilege of working with and supporting this year and we wish everyone a brighter, healthier and happier 2021!

Listen to juSt b's latest EP here: smarturl.it/dqh3gy 
 
juSt b
@just-b-4
https://linktr.ee/juStb_music
YouTube.com/juStb4u
www.instagram.com/justb_dj/
www.facebook.com/juStb.DJ.1/

Getting Deeper
@getting-deeper
https://linktr.ee/gettingdeeper
www.gettingdeeper.de
www.instagram.com/gettingdeeper
www.facebook.com/gettingdeeper
bit.ly/GettingDeeper

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Toronto-based artist juSt b has spent the better part of the last seven years dedicated to refining a diverse palette and style which is unquestionably, uniquely her own. As an accomplished DJ, radio show host, label manager, producer, published writer, and genuine story-teller, with no shortage of curveballs in her repertoire, she’s never afraid to take risks and explore new avenues of expression. With a top-rated monthly DIFM show, Undercurrents, and three European tours in 2019, she also acts as co-manager for Getting Deeper and heads up UK imprint, Configurations of Self, alongside label boss Alexander Church.

This past Dec.14th marked her debut EP, Configurations 12, featuring her smooth, thought-provoking, mindful vocals inspired by humanistic view points & psychoanalytic thinking, delivered as life-affirming musings that add a fantastic layer of emotional depth and positivity to the avant-garde futuristic productions.

We hope you enjoy this deep & diverse journey from juSt b.

Debut EP

Getting Deeper end of year podcast #131 by juSt b

Radikon Radio 16 | Dahu | NYE Special

Further information: bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-162-Max-Cooper

Mesh; the name brings to mind an underlying foundation, a wire frame for a crafted piece of art to ensure structural integrity. It’s an apt name for multimedia artist Max Cooper’s electronic imprint, where the MO is clattering rhythms and voluminous ambient vistas; sound as a vehicle for big ideas. Cooper’s exclusive Bleep mix celebrates the achievements of Mesh with a collection of works from their discography, featuring the ambient swells of Rob Clouth and some especially crisp breakbeat re-alignments from the likes of Reid Willis and Synkro. To top it off, there’s a couple of unreleased Cooper numbers you won’t hear anywhere else.

"Hi Bleep and listeners, many thanks for getting me involved on your awesome mix series. I've been really excited about the music we've been releasing on Mesh recently, so I decided to combine a lot of Mesh content with Laurel Halo's beautiful new remix of the Glassforms EP with Bruce Brubaker on Infine, and a couple of unreleased bits fresh from the studio which I've been playing around with in recent weeks and which probably won't be heard in their Bleep mix form anywhere else as they're still actively evolving pieces. It's a wander through some of the music which I've been using for escapism in recent times, rich with narrative and imagery if you can spare me some time with headphones on and eyes closed." - Max Cooper

Bleep Mix 

Bleep Mix #162 - Max Cooper

Loggia In The Mix #019 - Hannes Smith

Welcome to our #019 podcast by Hannes Smith (BERLIN | GER)

“I usually listen to Punk and Heavy Metal and this is not my kind of music but your music just catched me.” Once someone said to Hannes Smith after one of his concerts.
You will never know what you will get when entering his world of electronic music but there must be a truth that his music seems to pick up people from every different direction.

Born in the late 80s in the border triangle of eastern Germany he decided to move to Reykjavik. There he met and worked with a lot of inspiring artists and learned that music isn’t something one should put in a box.

Since then he draws his influences from many directions and puts them into melodic and danceable facets. 

Today he is happy to share a DJ mix with you which contains some of his most recent favourite records and to bring you some good vibes in this really shaky time.

Stay safe and healthy! 

Tune in & enjoy!

01) Tourist - Awake [Monday Records]
02) Four Tet - Parallel 6 [Text Records]
03) Impérieux - Stopped Growing For A Year [Innervisions]
04) Blick Bassy & Disclosure - Ce n'est pas (Axel Boman Remix) [Universal-Island]
05) Aera - Devil's Gap [Applied Magic]
06) Dauwd - Kolido [Ghostly International]
07) Mano Le Tough - An Hour In The Morning [Maeve]
08) Daniel Dexter - The Other Day [Poker Flat]
09) Roman Lindau - Way Down [Kneaded Pains]
10) Roland Appel - Black Leather [Poker Flat]
11) Stimming - Frankfurt Main [Hart & Tief]
12) Robag Wruhme - Wabb Bodun [Hart & Tief]
13) M.I.T.A. - The Gear ([ Wex 10 ]) [Sakog Records]
14) Aleksi Perala - UK74R1512110 [Clone Basement Series]

Listen to Hannes’ music here: https://linktr.ee/hannes.smith

Loggia In The Mix #019 - Hannes Smith

In the playlist you will find a small selection
with fine electronic sounds, diverse, technoid, subtly organic with a touch of electronic roots.
Playful music with soul, heart, love, far from monotony.

enjoy 🎶



In der Wiedergabeliste findest du eine kleine Auswahl mit feinen elektronischen Klängen, vielfältig, technoid, dezent organisch mit einem Hauch elektronischer Wurzeln.
Verspielte Musik mit Seele, Herz, Liebe, weit entfernt von Monotonie.

enjoy 🎶

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