fettes set das hör ich mir gerne wieder an!! :)

YOTAM AVNI on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/yotam.avni.offical
- SoundCloud: @yotamavni

HOW I MET THE BASS on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass
- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/howimetthebass

3 QUESTIONS to YOTAM AVNI: 

Q: How did you select the tracks for your mix and what do they still mean to you today?

A: I've picked the tracks that influenced me the most. I still love all of these today, they keep me rooted to when I started making music.

Q: How did you spend the time "off" due to the pandemic?

A: It was a very difficult year, I lost a few dear friends, for a while I lost interest in dance music (like we all) took me a while to feel like I miss DJ'ing and club music so I can't say it was a good experience for me.

Q: Which future projects are you currently working on?

A: Started my new imprint titled Avniart, releasing a lot of solo material from old sessions. I thought it's time to release more music. There's a single with Jaw called “Here We Are Again” that will be released this year on These Eyes Records.

Yotam Avni - HOW I MET THE BASS #198

JOYCE MUNIZ on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/JoyceMuniz
- SoundCloud: @joytoy

3 QUESTIONS to JOYCE MUNIZ:

Q: Let's talk about your mix and your roots. How did you find your way to Eelectronic Music and what do the tracks in your mix mean to you today?

A: My interest in Electronic Music was actually sparked by MTV. Back in the mid-1990s, MTV was really cool and had great music from artists like Massive Attack, Björk, Aphex Twin, Roni Size, Rage Against The Machine and many more. So music was very important to me from an early age and I heard my way through different genres. At the age of 15 I got interested in parties and raves because all my cousins ​​were older and always told great stories. I was really upset that I wasn't allowed to come with them, but when I turned 16, my mom finally allowed me to go with them. My first rave was a drum & bass / jungle party in what was then known as the Artwork Club in Vienna. It was a cool underground location on the fourth floor of a warehouse. Since that night my life has changed completely. I thought everything was mega, the sound, the bass in my stomach, the energy from the DJs and the people around me, the flickering light. I didn't know any of the numbers the DJs played and still found them so cool that I bought their mixtapes and listened to them all the time. [...] And the mix for HOW I MET THE BASS brings me back to that time, how flashed I was from the bass, what a great time it was. Good memories!

Q: Corona took us all off the grid in March 2020. It's been over a year since then in which we all try to stay afloat. How did you experience the time
and can use it for you?

A: It was a shock at the beginning, of course. But I was able to focus on other things very quickly and spend more time in the studio or develop new projects together with Radio FM4. I've been resident there for a long time and finally had more time to take part in other shows like FM4 Unlimited. I wanted to do professional speaker training through my radio shows for a long time, but the time was never there because of my old lifestyle. Now I'm actually in the second semester and it's a lot of fun! I also spent a lot of time with my family, we have grown apart a lot in recent years and it was important and also a good time to deal with such things. In terms of finance, it is of course a difficult thing, but the crisis made me realize that I can do a lot more than produce my club tracks and play in clubs on weekends. I reinvented myself and today I make music for commercials, films and various art projects. These are things that I have never done before. I was always very much oriented towards music for the clubs, but this way new doors have opened and I am very grateful for that. Still, I can't wait to go on tour again, be around people, play music, travel and visit my friends and family in Brazil again allowed to.

Q: The last time you had a new release on Exploited was "Crystalline". What are you currently working on and what can we expect from you in 2021?

A: Exactly, “Crystalline” came out on Exploited in early February and this track means a lot to me because that was the first tune I made during the first lockdown. I am very happy that “Crystalline” has made so many friends. As I said, I worked a lot in the studio, last week my remix for the great Bossa Nova star Bebel Gilberto came out on Pias. I also made a remix for the talented singer and songwriter from Berlin, Joplyn. In August, dear producer Alinka and I will be collaborating on Permanent Vacation. There should also be another EP on Pets Recordings. But my most important project for 2021 is to finish producing my second album! I'm in the middle of it right now and that takes a lot of time and patience, because this album should tell my musical career and it will be a fine mixture of different tempos and styles. Some cool features will also be there. I'm really looking forward to it when it's finished.

Joyce Muniz - HOW I MET THE BASS #200

LOUISAHHH on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/louisahhhofficial
- SoundCloud: @louisahhh

HOW I MET THE BASS on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass
- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/howimetthebass

3 QUESTIONS to LOUISAHHH:

Q: Thanks for being part of the family. Let's talk about your mix, your roots: How did these tracks change your life forever and why did you choose them?

A: For this mix, I tried to choose songs that formed my identity, both musically and personally; I think that so much of being a good DJ is being a devoted fan, and this mix is a love letter to the music that informed so much of who I’ve grown into. I am so grateful for these tracks; they saved and changed my life. I tried to capture a whole journey of beginnings, different seeds that were planted and the prismatic universes that ripple outward from them. Case in point, I started the mix with ‘Nightclubbing’ from Iggy Pop. This record was produced and co-written by David Bowie, another tremendous hero of mine. The first song I learned to play on guitar was Iggy Pop’s ‘The Passenger’, which was covered by Siouxie and the Banshees (whose track ‘Peek-a-Boo’ is featured later in the mix) and the snare on ‘Closer’ from Nine Inch Nails (track two of the mix) is a sample of the ‘Night Clubbing’ snare.  Maelstrom and I wrote a track called ‘Nightclubbing’ for our ‘Traces’ EP, that is in part an homage to this song. For me it’s a combination of memory and history and love that is woven throughout. Every song on this mix has stories like this. A lot of my passion for music has been inherited from my father (he worked with a few of the artists featured here, and was kind enough to take his eager, under-age daughter to see many of the acts when I was still to young to get into clubs and venues). He recently had a health scare and coming out of surgery (he’s fine now) he told me: "No one understands what music means to me like you to" (after he ordered the nurses to crank Steely Dan in his hospital room). This is kind of all of it, really. These tracks embody "what music means to me". They are memories and relationships, a whole life filled with the love of music and the people we get to share it with.

Q: You have recently released your debut album "The Practice of Freedom" on HE.SHE.THEY. What is the strong message behind this project?

A: This is an album about liberation and what that looks like spiritually, sexually, in death, in activism, in breaking and healing and loving.  

Q: As we see light at the end of the pandemic-tunnel: What are your plans for the near future and what can we expect next from you?

A: There are a few things on the horizon, though the future has never felt more uncertain. The deluxe edition of ‘The Practice Of Freedom’ will be out this summer, including all of the amazing remixes by so many artists I feel very blessed to have been able to work with, alongside some new tracks and unreleased artifacts from the recording of the album.

Louisahhh - HOW I MET THE BASS #201

Time Travelling

embrace the struggle

Yo just found some wu tang (wu area) acapellas and did some dirrrrty remixes... will add to this playlist more and more ...

Hope u enjoy

02 Gravediggaz - 1 - 800 Suicide (Franz B. Remix)

Out Now @ Xenrox - Infinity (EP 2023)
https://kamino-records.bandcamp.com/album/xenrox-infinity

Written & Produced by Xenrox 
Mastered by Kashyyyk  Kamino Masters 

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Infinity

XENROX - INFINITY

Garbicz Knüller, Heimlich in Polen 2015

Narayana & Funy- Ripple EffecT ( Forest Mix)

Hedonix - lets get a taco

We took a little break with our podcasts series, but are back  with a banger. It is a pleasure to welcome @stelzenlaeufermusic. This fine young man is no stranger to the world of downtempo. As a saxophone player he dipped into the music game very early and later on found his way into the electronic world. Thänks alot for getting in touch!

Tracklist:
Foxall & Deaf Can Dance - Zorba The Greek ("Thank You" Edit)
200 Years After Tartaria (Tarkovsky Edit)
Maugli - Wembo Wembo (M.RUX Remix)
Karmaâ- Aman (Emorine Remix)
Jeanette - Porque-Te-Vas (Ruben Coslada Edit)
Coney Island Baby (V4YS Glory Of Love Rework)
Echoel - Mellow
Bruce Springsteen - Secret Garden (V4YS Show Me A Hero Rework)
KlangDruide - Oasis (Original Mix)
Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer (Kalaman Edit) 
Acado, Vincent Marlice - Garnet (Original Mix)
Tears For Fears - Shout (Lev Tatarov Edit)
Barratt - 1983 (Original Mix)
Coss - Vermillion Bird (Original Mix)
Daniel Norgren - Howling Around My Happy Home (Margee edit)
Fink - Cold Feet (NOMÅGIK Remix)

Bummbumm #16: Stelzenläufer (Faultierdisko)

Franziska G. , born in Munich, Germany  
Music-freak, Djane 🖤🏴‍☠️🎶❤️‍🔥

Narayana & Funy- Ripple EffecT ( Forest Mix)

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