Bambi invite sur sa résidence le producteur et DJ australien Angus Mills.

Rinse France Podcast

Bambi invite Angus Mills - 28 Mars 2024

Reptant @ The Lot Radio 11-04-2024

The supremely talented DJ Plead launches us into a mind warping world of percussive pleasures and dexterous genre bending, with his trademark agile club rhythms and pacy low end palpitations on full display in episode 303!

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Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when planning this mix, and what type of listening environment could you imagine it being easily enjoyed in? 

A. I actually looked through my rekordbox history from a recent Animalia night I played in Naarm and drew some inspiration from that. When listening back to the mix I can imagine it being played for a semi-casual game of Futsal or something like that. I feel like there are some light-footed tracks in there that would be useful to some nimble futsal players. 

Q. Are there any songs in the mix that are especially close to your heart, and what is it about these cuts that resonate with you so much?

A. Mata by Nidia & Valentina

It's taken off  a truly sublime Album that I draw lots of inspiration from. It's simultaneously organic and loose and club-playable, which is a tough one to get right. It's something I’m constantly trying to achieve but they seem to have done it effortlessly. 

Dotted by Cliques

I actually tried to google to see if I’ve ever put this tune in another guest mix before. I probably have, so I’ll apologise for that now. Cliques has always had a big influence on me since I started producing music. They’ve since stopped producing themselves which is a shame but I always play their old tunes out if I can. RIP Cliques..

Q. One of the things I’ve been fascinated with in your DJ sets (the Sustain-Release set for example) is your mixing of polyrhythms to seamlessly bridge tempos throughout a set. How did you first get inspired to experiment with this style and what are some of otherwise conflicting genres/sounds that have blended nicely?

A. My DJing style is at times an extension of my music production. I think this might be a good example of that. The sustain release transition from 150 to 100 is using a tune that I produced years ago in a 3/4 time signature. I’ve produced a few tunes over the past few years that are able to do that. It just allows me at times to bounce around to different worlds and stops me from feeling stuck in a tempo-range. I haven’t done it so much recently but I’d like to get back into doing it. It can create a really strange feeling for the audience. At Sustain-Release, a lot of the audience were on hallucinogens so it felt appropriate to get trippy in that way. It's harder to pull off in a nightclub environment.

I’m no longer sure what the original inspiration for experimenting with this style was. Playing a lot of tunes that have a polyrhythm in them can often make you feel like you have the option to dance at two different tempos.

MDC.303 DJ Plead

@richard-akingbehin: "The second half of my set at NYE 2025 by Diega, Victoria, Australia—a dreamy three hours at sunset on New Year's Eve. Enjoy!"

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Richard Akingbehin Live @NYE 2025

Ru's back with some squelchy low end frequencies and dubwise flavours. Nudging the BPM from 116 to 135, Ru builds tension through tempo and texture, with atmospheric intermissions as welcome relief from the bass weight pressure.

Some words from Ru:

"It's been 6 months since I moved back home to Sydney, after 3 years living in Spain and Melbourne before that. Though my time away was special and necessary, returning to my community has been equally inspiring. Many people find their place in the world away from 'home', and in some respects that's true for my experience too. But lately I've been riding my bike down Bourke Street, catching myself thinking 'damn, this place is so ridiculously dope’. It's a sensation that's often felt on the dancefloor too, knowing that this is exactly where you need to be right now. That's the energy I had when playlisting this mix — a respawning on home turf."

~ TRACKLIST ~

1. ssss - chantssss
2. Shojin - Ura
3. 5MeODMT- Seta Loto
4. Trees Used To Speak At Dawn (Yushh Remix) - Christian Coiffure
5. Vernis VIP - Ike
6. Shevek's Theory - Flytipper
7. Pilzi - Caldera
8. Blue Iridium (Original Mix) - Vardae
9. Surroundings - Seta Loto
10. Lamb Broth - Kick21, Different Shades
11. Cicada - Gescom	
12. Slippery Tuff - Notte Infinita
13. Butter Hands - Tammo Hesselink
14. Splinter - Sub Basics
15. What Is This About (Original Mix) - queniv
16. Why - Rhythm & Sound with Tikiman
17. Bird's-eye - DiSKOP
18. Breaking Tense - 30/70, Alex Albrecht
19. Echizo Magico - Gerardo Frisina
20. How Is This Supposed To Connect? - First Epoque
21. Low Air - Cop Envy
22. Vintage - Terrain
23. Revolution (Nit Yardman Version) - Andy Martin Ft. Lee Scratch Perry
24. Nomansland - Bas Dobbelaer & Vand
25. Neo Cortex - Sam Brickel
26. Earth-Related System - Seta Loto
27. Hunnï - Maude Voss
28. French Lessons - Beatrice M. & Trois-Quarts Taxi System
29. Tell Dem - dvns	
30. Unknown Territory - queniv
31. Viewing Space - downstairs J

Doof Spawn 013: Ru - The Respawn

Sunday afternoon set at the new rave spot in MTL 

LAGOM set @ FLIP 1 ~ June 1st, 2025

Stebu live from the Microwave studio at JAM Hotel, Brussels.
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11-1 opening up for dons e-file & finedining b2b missbehave @ Club Contact 02
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Chris Odium is a new face on the Dissident label roster, but he’s been a friend of the label (and on our musical radar) for a very long time! His deep, melodic releases on labels from Silk Music to Nuevadeep have delivered consistent inspiration and emotional moments for over a decade. His signature sound blurs lines between deep house, techno and progressive, and we’re really happy to welcome him to Dissident Music! Augmented Reality soars with classic Detroit-style pad stabs, ethereal melodies, and whispered vox, all underwritten by a captivating Reese bassline and grooving drums. Emulated Emotions continues the story; led by a mesmerizing bassline and swung percussion, atmospheric pads and moody synths carry the vibe forward and level up the energy. Both of these tunes are timeless yet modern, and we think you’ll love them as much as we do! Thanks as always for playing and charting. Stay tuned for more from Dissident Music!


Chris Odium - Augmented Reality (Radio Edit)

After Kollaps-Thinking (Mellon Place Records)

RELEASE-DATE: 03.10.2025

Pete Pellerito shows us the washroom at Paradox.Hamburg and presents us with three slightly deep techno tracks.

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