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Mix of the Week #391 is "Mix for Dream Chimney" by Quinn Lamont Luke
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Here is a “listening” mix I did for one of my favorite music blogs Dream Chimney.  It features tunes by friends of mine @elmichelsaffair, @tommyguerrero, and @max-essa, along with favorites by @miltonbitucanascimento, #verbodendromen, #eugenetamborine, @ilevelmusic, @keshavara, #oro, #q&a (project with @studioag) and @linkwood_night_theatre.

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Mix of the Week #391: Quinn Lamont Luke

B.P.T. Radio 036: Tornado Wallace

01. I've Been Trying - Love Maximum 
02. When I Left You - Black Soul Express 
03. Everyday - Inbassador 
04. Not Tool Cool To Cry - Renaldo Domino 
05. I Loved You Girl - Chandlers 
06. Paralysed - Betty Wright 
07. Package Of Love Pt. 1 - Dynamic Tints 
08. Choose Me - The Debonettes 
09. I Won't Love You Again - Dimas III 
10. Checking Myself - Ames Harris Desert Water Bag Co. 
11. I'll Be On My Way - Bob & Fred  
12. Fever (Instrumental) - Essence
13. Blowing with the Wind - Intention 

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#54 Eccentric Soul Compilations by Numero Group

No.54 Eccentric Soul by Numero Group

Juanita's mix 56 with Myles Mac @myles-mac

Q. How would you describe yourself?
A. I'd like to think I'm a music enthusiast who enjoys diving deep into the early "golden" years of dance (and chillout) music.

Q. How long have you been a part of the Melbourne music scene? How did you get involved?
A. I've been playing records around town since about 2006, and started running some parties with a few friends shortly after that, back when electro house and fluro tees were the hottest ticket in town ;) A few years later me and my friend Andy Hart discovered there was this whole other deeper side that we absolutely loved and started the MDC series. Somehow it's still going after all these years!

Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. After being locked down for most of this year, I wanted to channel the kind of vibes I would go for if given an opening set outdoors somewhere on a sunny afternoon among friends (hoping this won't be too far away now as things start to open up here!). The mix starts out slow and soulful and gradually picks up the pace with lots of 90s chillers and summery house nostalgia to get you in the mood. Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy!

Juanita's Mix 056: Myles Mac

Last mix of the year 2021 comes from long time friend of the label Alex Ho (@j0-j0armani) out of Los Angeles who has just released his debut album 'Move Through It' with us. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hi Alex, you're known for being deeply involved in LA's party scene through your Moony Habits events for quite some years now. How did you roll into the music scene?

AH: Some friends of mine in college were doing parties at this smaller, 200 capacity club in Glendale. I was hanging around these nights, sort of helping out, and eventually decided to do some events of my own at this spot. Eventually I was doing parties at this other place 333Live in DTLA - Prince used to own the spot but then it ended up in the hands of ex-Chinese mafia guys. My last event there, we got shut down because the owners of the venue didn’t have a valid alcohol license and were missing a number of other permits. From there, I just started doing warehouse parties like a lot of other promoter friends were doing, and it became a regular thing. 

MFM: So you've been a promotor and DJ at first, yeah? When came the first steps into producing music?

AH: In college, I learned how to DJ first, yeah. At the time, I had the software for production but didn’t really know what I was doing - still don’t. But I started making some tunes that I actually liked in maybe 2017/2018, and that’s around the time I passed some stuff over to Jamie.  

MFM: Did the Covid situation affect your productivity?

AH: I had my ups and downs with Covid for sure. Isolation didn’t necessarily increase my productivity, it gave me a lot of time to think about my life and I think I just came to the conclusion that I need to be doing more. When Jamie brought up the idea of doing a 7 inch or an album, I didn’t want to just settle for the two songs so I went for the album.      

MFM: On a few songs you've collaborated with other artists too. Those guitar and percussion parts for example. How did that process go?

AH: On those ones I was actually feeling a bit stuck - I knew I had some good ideas but didn’t know where to take them. I passed the sketches to some friends and thankfully they were supportive enough to send back some nice elements that I wouldn’t have been able to produce on my own.  

MFM: What's the story behind the album cover? 

AH: For the cover, Jamie had the idea of using a photo of the city at dusk. I reached out to my friend Kaleb who’s an incredible photographer and he was able to make it happen. We originally had the idea to use a nice, vintage car along with a number of other props in the shot. We got a bunch of different shots on 2 shoots, but ended up narrowing it down to the simpler ones. 

MFM: Is there a masterplan now that you've got your debut LP out? 

AH: No real plan. I just know that I want to make more music. I’ve had a lot of help on this record - from additional instrumentation to extra mixdowns from friends. I want to be able to do it all on my own but still have similar results - I guess that’s a goal, to be a better producer. This doesn’t mean that I don’t want to collaborate with homies - I’ll likely be doing that more as it’s more real and rewarding, and it’s not just one big fantasy in my brain.

MFM: Let's talk about the mix. It actually took a while for you to, as you put it, “get in the DJ mood” and record it. How come? 

AH: It’s not that I need to get in the mood necessarily, I just haven’t been digging or thinking about DJing as much lately. I think a lot of people spent the pandemic/quarantine getting dope records and working on their DJ skills in preparation for this big reopening. And for me, despite being a party promoter, I think I got really comfortable being together with only close people in the last couple of years - being in the party feels a little foreign and crazy to me now. Hoping to catch the party bug again, but I’m trying not to force it!

MFM Mix 035: Alex Ho

Greg Foat - Psychosynthesis Part II
Secret Circuit - Code Breaker 
Hampshire & Foat - The Solitude of Certitudes (Pt II)
Nowomowa - Noah’s Ark 
Khruangbin - How i feel
Mr Fingers - Urbane Sunset 
Torsten Wallin - Vinter Manniskan
DK - Journey to the sun 
A Vision of Panorama - Rain Theme 
Angelo Iaokimoglu - U220sax2
Maasaki Ohmura - A touch of temptation 
Barbara & Ernie - Listen to your heart 
Cat Stevens - If Dog Was A Doughnut

Music For Dreams Radio Show 24.9.22

Welcome onboard Flight CT7 with service from Ontario, Canada to Portland, United States with various stopovers all over the world. Buckle up, @synthsofworld are our captains for this journey!

In the past we were able to curate a mix recommendation list on @45rpm-ch together with @jcalfredo93 and @grellluk and also played at several events together so we’ve got to know they’re taste which is why we’re so thrilled to have them on board with us! Be sure to check out their Youtube channel as well their mix series on Soundcloud with many great talents. They sent us this mix with the quote “hazy dreaming” and it couldn’t fit any better to the selection and this time of the year 💕 

Every Mix gets a link with locations set around the world so you can travel along: bit.ly/travelwithsynths ✨ Thank you for choosing Coco Travels and enjoy your flight.

Travel With Synths of World "Hazy Dreaming"

Afro Ritmo Records﻿ Mix 002 -[ SOUNDS OF THE INDO CARIBBEAN 50's -80's] - Classics and Rarities from Trinidad, Guyana, Suriname, and Brazil - LISTEN: 

Sounds Of The Indo Caribbean as played by Sir Ramases

just-us records is a collaborative dig, online shop, and sometimes record label by Bill Spencer, who lives in detroit and Izaak, who lives in San Francisco. the two of them dj frequently in their respective cities and occasionally elsewhere. their mutual obsession with and love of all kids of sound has catapulted them, together, through the vastness of recorded music and the possibilities of sharing it with others. this particular mix is put together from a multi-year effort to explore the worlds of independently-produced R&B, Soul, Jazz, Hip Hop, etc. etc. from the CD/PC era of the early 00’s. We hope you enjoy just as much as we did!

Just Us Records (Bill & Izaak)

PP#38 BY GRAND VOYAGE

Legalize Lambada is back and there ain’t no moldy gorgonzola in this Italo homage!

Legendary cosmic captain Albion returns to Lambada-land and starts this edit compilation with “Nucleare”, a robotic jam seasoned with Italian vocals which serves as a great introduction. 
  
Ric Piccolo’s “Disco teacher” on A2 and “Alright” on B1 are serious floor fillers, possibly ready to injure part of the Boston dynamics fleet after inducing uncontrollable dance moves.

At the end it’s Hysteric’s “Moment” on B2 that prompts a soulful side of italo for some deep machine learning.

LEG006 A1 Albion – Nucleare

As a small glimpse into some flavours and rhythms we can expect for our night on the 15.6 at Sameheads, our friend Martha prepared a mix full of dance tunes from all over the globe 🌐🧳🛫

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Flow on a Wind of Time

Chapter II: chanson d'O

1- Quincy Jones - Summer in the City
2- Quincy Jones - Blues For Mister Tibbs
3- Jimetta Rose & the Voices of Creation - Spirits Up Above
4- Mattrogg - Mustang
5- Reppolho - Tribal Tecnológico
6- Leci Brandão - Olodum Força Divina
7- Mendes & Mendes - Grito Di Bo Fidje
8- Sergio Mendes - Berimbau 
9- Fernando Falcão - Ladeira Dos Inocentes 10- Lucas Santtana - Amor Em Jacumã
11- Geraldo Azevedo – Berekekê
12- Marcelino Buru - Ovo Ha
13- Françoise Hardy - Chanson d'O
14- Suzanne Ciani - The Seventh Wave (Sailing Away)
15- John Also Bennett - Take the Hot Route
16- Areski & Brigitte Fontaine - Les Murailles
17- Michal Turtle - Village Voice

Full journey: https://soundcloud.com/cedricwoo/sets/la-li-la-li

La, li, la, oui (pt II: chanson d'O)

New series of mixes. Hip Hop, Reggae, Dub, electronic and similar vibes.



Hip Rag Mix 1

Recording of Calypso Steve's set at Dekmantel Selectors 2016.

All info on the 2017 edition to be found here: www.dekmantelselectors.com

Dekmantel Selectors 2016

Calypso Steve at Dekmantel Selectors 2016

After starting the mini Dekmantel Selectors podcast series last year, we couldn’t resist continuing it with artists from this year’s line-up. In the next couple of months, we will release 5 podcasts by some of our favourite artists. This year’s podcast theme is all about ‘another side of me’, wherein the artists show another side of theirselves.

Following up A Good Christian’s stunning podcast from two weeks ago is DJ Okapi (Dave Durbach). The South-African DJ and selector is known for running his Afrosynth-blog and playing fantastic collection of African flavored music all over the world. His performance at Dekmantel Selectors in August marks his debut on Dekmantel-grounds, so we are honoured to have an amazing warm-up with his contribution to our series.

With his Selectors Podcast for us, Dave shows another side of himself by playing none African tracks only. "These days I can get away with playing only South African music, but I used to be focused more on American music. Here’s a selection of tracks that complement the Afrosynth sound but are all from outside Africa, from remote and exotic corners of the world like the USA and UK, by artists like Aurra, Ashford & Simpson, Marcus Miller, Bernard Wright, Alphonse Mouzon, Rock Steady Crew and The Rose Brothers. Hope you enjoy it.”

Selectors Podcast

Selectors Podcast 012 - DJ Okapi

Six hours of Brazilian goods! Avid Brazilian music collectors play their favorites during a special broadcast. Expect loads of astonishing songs that you might have not heard before... It was a lovely get together at the RH store! More broadcast sessions coming up soon... 

This is the first recording in a series of (themed) Rush Hour in-store broadcasts. Live on Facebook, the music lands on Soundcloud for playback.

Store Broadcast 001 | Via Brasil (April 26, 2017)
1st hr - Antal
2nd hr - Mr. Mendel
3rd hr - Jorn Konijn
4th hr - Ismael Ibrahim
5th hr - Palo Santo
6th hr - Alex Barck (Jazzanova)

Store Broadcast 001 | Via Brasil w/ Alex Barck, Antal & Jorn Konijn & more

Alfa Mist x Yussef Dayes Live at Red Bull Studios London

We invite monthly Lexx for a Digger Session, October Edition with a Special Guest from London.

Kasheme's Digger Session | 45's Edition w/ E-Train & Lexx | Part.1

live recorded at Kasheme / 13.10.18

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Kasheme's Digger Session | 45's Edition w/ E-Train & Lexx | Part.1

TRACKLIST 

STEVIE WONDER - FOREVER
MARETHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS - GIVE HIM UP
JERMAINE JACKSON - DOES YOUR MAMA KNOW ABOUT ME
THE IMPRESSIONS - I’M SO PROUD
WILLIE MITCHELL - SOUL SERENADE
LINDA LYNDELL - WHAT A MAN
THE FLOATERS - FLOAT ON 
BARBARA MASON - DO I LOVE YOU 
SMOKEY ROBINSON - SWEET HARMONY 
JERMAINE JACKSON - CASTLES OF SAND
BILL WITHERS - I CANT WRITE LEFT HANDED

ANISKUSS 008

Made a very small run of these CD's during the summer of 2003. Anything goes, leftfield, italo, whatever... just for kicks

Living for Kicks (2003)

01. I'll Never See My Love Again - Kim Weston
02. You Got To Do Your Share - Helene Smith 2:58
03. Willing And Able - Helene Smith 5:27
04. That's When I Cry - Anna King 8:00
05. Where Will I Find Him - Susan King 10:18
06. You Got Me In A Fix - Susan King 12:45
07. Everything Under The Sun - Ann Heywood 15:03
08. Tender lover - Opals 17:46
09. It's Raining - Irma Thomas 20:12
10. Two Winters Long - Irma Thomas 22:15
11. He's So Fine - The Corvells 24:53
12. Easier Said Than Done - The Essex 27:25
13. A Walkin' Miracle - The Essex 29:30
14. Moonlight & Music - Ruby & the Romantics 31:51
15. This Would Make Me Happy - Fontella Bass 34:34
16. Do Like I Do - Kim Weston 37:04
17. Oh Lord, What Are You Doing To Me - Big Maybelle 39:28

#48 1962-1967

No.48 African American Soul 1962-1967

<a href="http://frequencywithoutcontrol.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://frequencywithoutcontrol.blogspot.com</a>/

email: c.beetz78@web.de

...my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light...

discography/records:
FRWCTRL EDITS 01 - 
whitelabel (2 copies exist), 2010
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/6610814-FRWCTRL-FRWCTRL-EDITS-01
Hafenstrassen Disco Vol. 1 - 
Bordello A Parigi 042, 2015
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/6573631-Various-Hafenstrassen-Disco-Vol-1-
Discómanos Ep - 
Villalegre Recordings 002, 2017
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/9701501-Various-Disc%C3%B3manos-Ep
Balearic Blah Blah No. 15 - 
Balearic Blah Blah, 2017
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/10259689-Various-Balearic-Blah-Blah-No-15
Edits For The Common Man 1 - 
Edits For The Common Man, 2017
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/10233908-Various-Edits-For-The-Common-Man-1
Balearic Blah Blah No. 17 - 
Balearic Blah Blah, 2019
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/13632603-Various-Balearic-Blah-Blah-No-17
Edits For The Common Man 3 - 
Edits For The Common Man, 2025
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/34480081-Mr-Fonk-FRWCTRL-Edits-For-The-Common-Man-3

Flow on a Wind of Time

frwctrl - frequency without control