Recording of most of my April 2022 set @frequencebarparis 

I decided to go for mostly 45s (with a few 12" still) because of a painful sciatica I have been carrying for several weeks. Enjoy!

98% 45s, a few 12" & a Sciatica - Live @ Frequence (Paris) | April 2022

Ahu is a singer, songwriter and DJ, an RBMA alumni, she has written and sung songs with Flying Lotus ( RobertaFlack ), Mr. Beatnick, Emanative, Miles Bonny, Groovemanspot and many more. She has released her own single “To:Love” which is produced by Paul White and Dimlite also supported by Thom Yorke. As a dj Ahu played at festivals like Barcelona Sonar Festival, Southern Soul Festival, Jazzystan, Brainfeeder and clubs like Plastic People, Boiler Room London, Baltic Room, East Village, Trinity, Nectar and Gilles Peterson’s World Wide Awards. Her track Turn The Lights On used by Prada, on Ava DuVernay’s The Door for Women's Rights. In 2019 her single "Go" came out from Sony Music. Her latest EP, Platonic is released in 2020 and she has a monthly show called "Hour of Light" on WWFM.

Lumberjacks Tapes 036: Ahu

Muzik & Rose in Tilburg Netherlands

Here's a mix I did in March of 2017 to highlight my new relationship w/ J.A.W. Family.

Welcome to J.A.W.

" Some selection of records at Frequence Paris" 
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Robert was our friend, and we miss him. It's difficult to put into words just what he meant to us. He was a mentor, an inspiration. Canada’s, and more specifically Montreal’s, disco deity. We won’t burrow into his biography, as it is extensive, and footnotes would simply not do him justice. Check out the Red Bull Music Academy video interview if you want to start to journey into who he was for yourself. We made this mix just a few days after he died. It is a cathartic, vastly imperfect, and quick expedition into his music. It merely scratches the surface of who he was, musically.

We connected through a party we were playing for Pride Toronto, after we suggested that he replace the divine Nicky Siano on the bill, as Nicky had to back out at the last minute. After that party, we played together a handful of times, both in his native Montreal and in Toronto, but we really became close through afternoons spent in his home studio, sharing songs. He was more passionate about music than anyone we’d ever met. He was in his seventies, some forty years our senior, but was a big kid really, and when we were together we were contemporaries. We loved taking him out to dinner, which happened about once a month, and hearing stories of his Limelight disco days, or of his experience making house music in the nineties. Or speaking to what it was like to be a seventy-odd something still making music and djing parties. He was always working on something. Always. We were so proud to help get a few of his edits out to the world, through connections with GAMM, Basic Fingers, and Whiskey Disco. He had so much music to share, and was constantly clamouring for us to send him edits for his radio shows, a request we complied to, often and happily. 

When the world stopped with Covid, we were no longer able to make it to Montreal. We’d chat over the internet, or do video calls, but, in hindsight, we could and should have stayed better connected. When the news of his passing broke, over a stranger's shared Facebook post of all places, we were breathless and in disbelief. We called his phone, over and over again, putting our faith in the unreliability of social media, but he didn’t answer. Shortly after, a text came from his phone, from a friend of his, confirming the news. The hardest part was knowing that those dinners were over. No more advice and no more shared wisdom. The promise of another party to play together was to be left unfulfilled. We just hope that he knew how much we loved him and how important he was to us.

Dylan & John aka the Patchouli Brothers

Lumberjacks Tape 044: Ode to Robert Ouimet by The Patchouli Brothers

" Some selection of records mixed by LucSupra
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5 Years of Frequence - 2018 _ 2023 -

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Superbreak Radio Show Episode 067

Record store owner, DJ, producer, and digger extraordinaire Tom Noble drops in for our 39th podcast episode. Expect plenty of unearthed rare gems and even one of the new tracks off his forthcoming RNT edits 12" in this hour and ten minute long flex. 

His new 12" on RNT should be hitting shops around Dec. 20th:
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/tom-noble-edits/711434-01/

Follow Tom Noble here: https://soundcloud.com/tomnoble

Razor-N-Tape Podcast

Razor-N-Tape Podcast - Episode 39: Tom Noble

Force Majeure is a mix series bringing inspired and inspiring musical selection from quarantine.

Respected veteran of the London scene Red Greg graces us with an hour long mix, from jazzy disco-boogie to electro soul. Perfect for reflection and some light music relief during these heavy times.

@redgreg

Force Majeure 04 - Red Greg

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