https://www.nts.live/shows/bell-towers/episodes/bell-towers-11th-july-2023
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NUX NEMO - I FEEL IT (BEATLESS MIX) 
SYSTEM ACTIVATE - JUMP (SYNTHAPELLA) 
CARL CRAIG - DARKNESS 
CSC FEAT. TIAJUANA - TO MAKE (ACCABASS) 
KAITO - THE BREATH OF SPRING (BEATLESS VERSION) 
THE SABRES OF PARADISE - SMOKEBELCH II 
SHAFTY - A LOVE ROMANCE
KYLIE - BREATHE (TEE’S GLIMMER MIX)
LAST RHYTHM - LAST RHYTHM (AMBIENT MIX)
MALCOM MCLAREN - CALL A WAVE (RETURN TO THE DEEP AMBIENT MIX)
AVALON EMERSON - THE FRONTIER (HIGH DESERT SYNTHAPELLA)
KLF - LAST TRAIN TO TRANCECENTRAL 
SUBLIMINAL AURA - MIST IS IN MY MIND 
SPIKEWAVE - INSPIRATION INFORMATION (KAORU INOUE REMIX BEATLESS) 
BC - GENERATOR 
THE FOG - BEEN A LONG TIME (MR MARVIN BASSLINE DUB) 
NOW NOW NOW - PROBLEM

DANCE MUSIC SHOW 11/7/23 - 120BPM (NO KICK DRUM)

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A mix for Helsinki´s Seaside Mixes!
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DJ Fett Burger - Seaside Mix

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New Massage 037 - Telephones - 03 Apr 2024

We welcome Gilb'R back on Trushmix. This time the Versatile Records boss has made a two hour pure vinyl jungle and DnB mix! A live recording from the Resonance of Dub night at Globus/Tresor in Berlin. A massive night and massive mix with a top selection! No more words needed to say. Just sit back and enjoy this fabulous jungle mix!

Music from the top!

Enjoy!

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Trushmix 225 - Gilb´R

Pistachio B2b Simon TK MR - 20240508

A radiant beacon of light and energy, Naarm's longtime curator, tastemaker and worldly dance music selector Adriana steps away from the d-floor to serve us a delightful blend of soulful hip hop, r'n'b and neo soul, moving between vintage and contemporary cuts with complete ease and steeze! Opa!

@goodlucktoyourdad

Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time/place in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another?

A. This mix has been inspired by what I’ve been listening to as of late which has been heaps of rnb, neo-soul, hip-hop and afrobeat. Thrown in the mix are some real classics from the 90’s as well as some contemporary jams that have really impressed me. I think it’s too easy to get caught up in having to play only what is considered to be “underground” when in actual fact there are some fire mainstream releases as of late.

Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart, or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment?

A. The last jam ‘Come Dance with Me’ by Sleepy Brown definitely takes me back to my childhood and ignites a fire in my heart!! I wasn’t too sure if bringing up the mix by another 10bpm to finish was a wise move but I’m so glad I did! 

Q. A massive winter edition of your ever evolving Spasta party is happening this June with an mega lineup just announced (Jex Opolis, Ruf Dug & Adi Toohey to name a few), how long has this one been in the making, and what kind of vibes might we be able to expect over the two stages?

A. This Spasta is our biggest one yet and the enthusiasm behind it has been mind blowing!! People are so keen for a day festival in the Winter - especially when the lineup and location are undeniably amazing! 

As always, Spasta will emphasise my Greek culture - this time with a Florinian band to welcome guests upon arrival, Greek statues projected across the convent walls and ouzo to be catered at the bar.

We also really pride ourselves on the artists that we book - this time mixing it up between fan favourites and underground figures who deserve a spotlight on them because they’re so damn incredible!

Spasta prides itself on not being pretentious which is why it feels so welcoming. I am proud of the community that I have created alongside Finding Figaro, and am grateful that people are so trusting and receptive to our vision and values! We simply cannot wait to do it all over again with them this June! :D

MDC.296 Adriana

Ushering in two far reaching forces in the Australian dance music scene, Kate Miller (@katemiller) and Emelyne (@emelyne-khor), hitting the waves b2b with an improvised and amicable dub bound turned dance battle, ahead of what is sure to be an iconic set at tomorrow’s D-Street Studio Party at the Sydney Opera House as part of VIVID Sydney, along side Mad Miran (NL) and Piezo (IT). 

Both Emelyne and Kate are bold and emphatic selectors, with well earnt badges as ‘music chameleons’, delivering wide-ranging sets which move with fluidity between UK-inspired sounds, bombastic broken beat, forward-thinking rhythmic productions, booming dub, drum and bass, IDM and footwork.

The Midday Mix - Emelyne B2B Kate Miller

Ashton Holland  18/05/2024

Living Room n°70 ~ @liatsesmelis

q. pls introduce yourself 
hello I’m Lia, I am based in Aus. I make music & dj under my own name

q. is there a story behind the mix? 
it reminds me of driving late at night

q. what’s the best way enjoy your mix? 
pottering about at home, or listening in transit on your way somewhere

q. describe a favorite object in your living room...
 a painting by my dear friend Tamara Marrington that hangs in my living room, titled ‘Hold your fear with love’  tamaramarrington.com/

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?
very slowly working on some music (thanks to folks who are so patient w me), 
I am also in the process of starting up a lil project to release some music by friends / put on some shows :)

Living Room n°70 ~ Lia T

Adi Toohey has cultivated a reputation as one of Australia's most reliable party starters on the underground circuit. Her 360 degree approach takes in DJ sets, a long running radio show on FBi Radio, work behind the counter at The Record Store, and her own parties with the Rimbombo crew.

She's dedicated countless hours to honing her craft, and the results speak for themselves. Her unpretentious style, which has a strong foundation in '90s house, has found her being tapped for podcasts by Resident Advisor, Dekmantel and Bicep, setting her on an international trajectory that has seen her play as far afield as New York, Berlin and London.

Two cool gigs to plug coming up are:

1. Hobart:

https://inthehanginggarden.com.au/events/cathedral/adi-toohey-2hb-2-hot-bitche-donna-hayze/164889

2. Spasta: with some Gs, Jex Opolis and Ruf Dug in Melbourne
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/spasta-at-the-convent-tickets-899025067177

Socials:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/aditoohey
SC: @aditoohey

Adi Toohey - Guest Mix: 025

Recording from exhibition launch, 07 March - part of VAMFF Program 2019.

Graduating students of RMIT’s Master of Fashion (Design), Nicole Anderson and Samantha Clark, present “Material Fetishes”, a multimodal fashion exhibition that utilises performance to explore sensory relationships with clothing.

Fashion is a confounding term, depending on how one wants to engage in conversation with fashion is driven by the scale of the encounter. Here we see cultural narratives of the feminine body as it is constructed through art, film, literature and popular culture. At a close range fashion is sensual and erotic, the garment is all but textile, body heat, sweat and perfume. The electric vibration of velvet as the hand passes over it. Or the insubstantial sexually provocative nature that is attributed to latex, suggestive of a guilty secret.

Samantha Clark presents ‘Performing Fetishism’, a project that examines the idea that fetishism has morphed into a form of style that women may slip on and take off as easily as a costume on the basis of “the surface qualities of the spectacle”. Nicole Anderson explores ‘The Sublime Space’, an investigation into how digital and tactile surface design can connect with the unconscious to communicate and provoke complex emotions. Together they offer a series of performances and garments that use print and craft-based techniques to engage with narratives that many may find difficult to convey in words. As objects, these cultural curiosities may hold or hint at aspects of our own fantasies and identities, but the expression of a sensation is something that can be rarely empathised with by another. 

Image 'Chastity Belt' by Samantha Clark

Soundtrack for Material Fetishes | VAMFF 19

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