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IM Cyber_House Mix_Live_ August 2014

The Wiff were invited onto BBC Radio 6's "Craig Charles Funk & Soul Show" to give the library love lowdown.. Here, for your downloadable pleasure, is the featured "Trunk of Funk" from the show. Enjoy! :D

Tracklisting:

Johnny Pearson — Back Beat
Daniel Janin — Danhi Dinha Mantha
Jean Claude Petite — Psychedelic Portrait
Keith Mansﬁeld — Morning Broadway
Keith Mansﬁeld — Powerhouse Pop
Jack Arel - Ahmedabab Theme
Alan Hawkshaw — Senior Thump
Super Breaks — Super Chick
Keith Mansﬁeld — Funky Fanfare
Brian Bennett — Boogie Juice
Jack Arel - Strange Garden
Dick Walter — Greyhound Runaround
Steve Guy — Go For Broke
Leigh Gracie — Backyard Boogaloo
Jack Arel/Jean Claude Petite — Strange Galaxy
Alan Hawkshaw — Studio 69 (Theme from Dave Allen)
Mandingo — The Headhunter
Duncan Lamont — Funky Express
Keith Mansﬁeld — Exclusive Blend
James Clarke — Boogaloo Smith
Keith Mansﬁeld — Brass In Action
Roger Davy — Crazy Flute Happy Guitar
Laurie Johnson — The Trendsetters
London Music Works — Captain Pugwash
  

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Skeewiff's Golden Age Of Library Mix **FREE DL**

No Sleep

Todays exclusive mix comes to you via Hanover, Germany from none other than Abby Jane.
Over a relatively short time Abby has become a one to watch. Regularly feeding the inquisitions of a healthy and organic fan base, developing her production in the studio and starting every new move with an A1 attitude. Prepare to hear Abby Jane everywhere!

For more from Abby Jane, please go to:
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Abby Jane - 3000 Deep Exclusive Mix 006 [Free Download]

Tracklist & download available here ~ http://blrrm.tv/golfclap

Golf Clap Boiler Room Detroit DJ Set

for my 6th edition of my bi-monthly @operator-radio show i played 2hrs solo..

Abadan Bar 006 w/ Moody Mehran

Dj Okapi at Jaeger Oslo
live recording 04/09/2019

I have to tune the car radio manually to get to the place I want to be on Cape Town’s FM bandwidth. The seek button scans over the desired channel even though I’m just a few blocks away from the broadcasting headquarters. Immediately, the old, but familiar hiss of white noise transports me back to my youth and then it pops into life as I get to 89.5. A two-step punchy snare and a syllabic yelping in Zulu greets me on the other side, this sounds more like home.

“You have to listen to Bush Radio” a friend told me the night before, “if you want to hear South African music”. For the past week I’ve been driving around my hometown listening to the ubiquitous sounds of popular music from Europe and USA proliferated by the nationally syndicated stations like 5FM. This has always been the case in South Africa and notwithstanding the community focussed programming from small, inconspicuous stations like Bush Radio, this has remained the broadcasting practise for the most part of my adult life too.

Every time I return to South Africa I’m always astounded and dismayed how very little has changed in that regard, even when in Europe, South African music is being proliferated by DJs and radio everywhere. The sound of GQOM, the band BCUC, a revival of seventies era Fusion, and the newfound interest in the eighties bubblegum sound had all been largely instigated and promoted through European labels and record stores in recent years.

Limited by constricts like the lack of vinyl presses to re-issue music and the fact that most of the original records are harboured in European record collections, it’s obvious why this has happened, but it doesn’t look set to remain this way for much longer. In recent years a DJ, a blog, a label and a record store has come along, all dedicated to changing this, bringing South African music back home and making availeable on the vinyl format again. It all funnels down to one man, Dave Durbach, better known by his DJ alias Okapi, who is tirelessly and selflessly, collecting and re-distributing this music through Afro-Synth, a blog, store and record label dedicated to new and forgotten South African music.

Hailing from Cape Town, where he cut his teeth around the bars and clubs in the small scene around Long Street, playing everything from Hip Hop to Jazz, Dave had always been known as something of a “vinyl junkie” by the locals. At a time when the format was largely forgotten for the more accessible digital formats, Dave would haunt the used record shops in and around Cape Town for obscure records from the eighties. The records largely disregarded as disposable “bubblegum” music by a predominantly white music media, became an obsession for the latent digger in his teens and laid the foundations for what would later become Afro Synth; a blog dedicated to shedding new light on a lost era in South Africa’s rich music history.

Afro Synth garnered attention for its unique and largely untapped source of records from from an apartheid-era South Africa with considered reviews and articles about the artists and the records sound tracking the end of white-minority rule and the first exciting years of post-apartheid South Africa. These were the talented, mostly black artists that remained obscure for the longest time, pressing limited runs of their records on independent labels that were quickly assigned to bargain bins all over SA. He established the blog to highlight these finds and through his words, many South Africans (this writer included) were lead on an extensive journey of discovery through a very niche, and almost forgotten corner of music history.

Dj Okapi at Jaeger Oslo - live recording 04/09/2019

Playing deep Indonesian digs in the RLR AMS SHOP listening basement. One hour of esoteric gems, traditional Sunda, psych rock and more.

@redlightradio

RLR AMS SHOP - Sekan for Waves September 19th 2019

CC&PT with Steven van Hulle #013

"[Started DJing] sometime around 2011-2012. I'd made hiphop beats for a long time before that and then stopped for a few years. When I started making music again, I was focused on dance music and DJing seemed like a good outlet for that." - @reverenddollars

DISCWOMAN 79 x Reverend Dollars

fabric 92: Call Super
Release date: 17 February 2017 
Label: fabric
Format: CD / Digital
Cat No: fabric182
Release page/order: http://www.fabriclondon.com/store/fabric-92.html

At some point in the early morning the collective pulse in the room shifted. Gone the rollercoaster of the peak hours. Sweat gave way to the fog of the hazy hours, and the crowd has evolved to those in need of undulating epiphanies. This is the stage on which fabric92 unfolds.

"I love playing every hour of the night. However the late hours seemed strangely under represented within this series, and I thought it would be good to start there instead of using this opportunity to add another peak time chapter to the collection."

In a few years this versatility has marked the London born Call Super as one of the brightest new lights on the DJ landscape. His rise has been steady and remarkable, reinforced at every stage with music that draws on a panoply of influences. The son of a New Orleans jazz clarinetist, his curiosity for music was driven by a childhood playing Spanish guitar and the piano before being burnished through teenage revelations in the London club scene.

"The fabric mix series has played an influential role in my learning of my craft. As influential to me as the club itself. The discs recorded by Ellen Allien, Craig Richards, Robert Hood, James Murphy and Pat Mahoney all taught me quite distinct things about track selection and pacing that I think about to this day. The John Peel one became an elegy that I still remember him by as much as his radio shows that I used to listen to. Because of this I wanted my mix to do a few things. Primarily I wanted it to be highly personal, a Polaroid of my way of mixing records. Because my own technique has been influenced by other discs in the series, I had to capture the way I sometimes play in a club."

And that is what this mix is, the sound of a DJ who has drawn in so much in finding their own voice. Records layered and sliced with a deft array of techniques and a singular vision for the room and the time they are operating in. fabric92 eschews the common computer based approach and gives the listener a snapshot of a misty reality. Music should give you a better context for the everyday, it should elate, it should make you angry, sad, it heightens life. This understanding is at the root of Call Super's work, though with this recording he puts it differently:

"For the listener, I simply wanted the music to take you out to sea so we could watch the weather together. This isn’t about getting beat upside the head, this is us dreaming in the dawn."

~ as featured in Resident Advisor's top 20 mixes of the decade ~

fabric 92: Call Super

fabric92

TRACKLIST:
the orb - assassin/huge ever growing pulsating brain..
lost entity - annihilate
syamese -drum
jaco - show some love
farida international - security
the timelords - doctorin’ the tardis
freinds, lovers, and family - the whirl
lightnin rod/jimmy hendrix - dorielle du fontaine
deadline - makossa rock
shock - dream games
der rauber und der prinz - der elektrische riter
shawn o’sullivan - unarmed
divine edits -sermon
chaplin band - il valiero
johnny harris - odyssey
jimmy ross - first true love affair
10cc - dreadlock holiday

WTBS @ The Lot Radio 03 - 02 - 2020

Here is the recording of my set at Rural Festival in Nagano, Japan. Its a magical festival located on top of a mountain with the most beautiful surrounding. I played an early Sunday afternoon set after a wonderful ambient set by Chris SSG.

Rural Festival, Japan 2019

Tracklist:
boom back - roadblock acid hall version
horace andy - curfew acid hall version
andras - honeybird
dazion - eu nao sei
benedikt frey - interlinked
fit siegal - exist on
lifetones001 - pipepahse
tapan meets generation taragalte - aha yazine kaymaltou/yogi yamhassar
XY0815 - geist korper synergie/cleo’s theme
sandoz - chocolate machine
atlantis transit project - bird perspective
ramuntcho matta - zoique III
scott young - pad jacuzzi
afrikan sciences - daily gates
gerard stokkink - yellow turtles
zatua -silver horizon/nun vuelas mas/rubber elite
FIT siegal - wayne county stomp
conrad schnitzler - turkish man
whitney houston - love will save the day

WTBS @ The Lot Radio 03 - 09 - 2020

L’arbre aux milles usages hébergé par Böly est la parfaite rencontre entre les éléments. Voyage à travers le monde, toute la valeur des Baboab Mix réside dans un parfait équilibre des dj’s set qu’il accueil grâce à leurs vertus rares et précieuses. 

Pour cet opus, direction Cologne avec Christian S (CÓMEME RECORDS)  
Dj/Producteur averti pour son style unique, orienté dans la Dance Music et accompagné de percussions en tout genre. Sa musique l'emmène partout en Europe. Coté production n’oublions par que Christian S garde une place solide depuis des années dans le milieu Dance ! 

https://www.instagram.com/christian_s_dj/ 
https://soundcloud.com/christian-s-1

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The Tree of Thousand Uses, hosted by Böly, gives you the perfect balance you are looking for between the elements.
Get the opportunity to travel around the world and explore all of Baboab Mix' unique virtues.

For this opus, let’s go in Cologne with Christian S (CÓMEME RECORDS)
DJ/Producer with a unique style, he has a way of mixing all manner of dance music and making a lasting impression on music lovers, shakers and movers around the globe. His Dj travels have taken him  to known venues all over Europe and in addition Christian S’ productions have been injected some intriguing rhythms into the dance world since many years! 

https://www.instagram.com/christian_s_dj/ 
https://soundcloud.com/christian-s-1

Baboab Mix #4 - Christian S (CÓMEME RECORDS)

https://www.nts.live/shows/remote-utopias/episodes/four-tet-2nd-april-2020

Four Tet Remote Utopias 020520

This was the set I recorded for the 2nd edition of Club Quarantäne in April 2020, an initiative raising funds for the following organisations - Berlin Collective Action, Reach LA, Casa 1, BYP100 (Black Youth Project 100), The Trussel Trust, Viva Con Agua and Sea Watch.

Club Quarantäne

In the last couple of years, London's SHERELLE (@iamsherelle)has torn through the dance music world like a tornado. Everything she does is high speed and high impact, from what she mixes to the way she mixes it. Her dizzying mix of footwork, jungle and drum & bass has breathed new life into the 160bpm scene and got people all over Europe in a spin. As well as solo work, she plays as part of the 6 Figure Gang and runs the Hooversound Recordings label with Naina while also championing all things leftfield on her BBC Radio 1 residency. 

Of course, her 80 minute mix for us is pure fire, a bumping ride through thrilling kick patterns, shimmering toms and drilling bass. It's underpinned with a constant sense of tension that keeps you utterly on the edge of your seat and variously explodes into life, or pulls back to a moment of unsettling calm. It tells the story of a rich history of UK music, but with a fresh perspective that makes it all the more vital.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 285 - SHERELLE

Interview: http://truantsblog.com/2020/truancy-volume-269-tim-reaper/

Access the download and tracklist on our Patreon: patreon.com/truants

Soundcloud: @tim-reaper

http://truantsblog.com

Tim Reaper

Truancy Volume 269: Tim Reaper

Live recording of Jasmín @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Facebook and futureintelradio.com every Thursday and Friday — from 20:00 till 23:00.

Jasmín ╚═ Future Intel ═╗  10 01 2020

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