https://www.nts.live/shows/physical-therapy/episodes/physical-therapy-22nd-april-2022

Physical Therapy - Slow Garage 220422

@kathikniess closed The Grove on Saturday, giving us absolutely boundless energy and style from start to finish.

Campout Mix Series: E. Molina

Deee Lite vs Urban Cookie Collective - High On A Happy Vibe (Johnny L Sinus Mix)

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Deee Lite - River Of Freedom (Luin's Dewdrops In The House Mix)

Ripped from the EC2A x Love Saves The Day Festival 2023.

Removed the first track that mixes in over this one and replaced it with the original Chamber of Reflection intro. Tried to make it as seamless as possible.

Feel free to use this until Oppidan releases the full track :)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y2xxOBYc9hKcB1Wimk0oiCLRIG8r0jkE/view

Oppidan - Chamber Of Reflection Remix - FIXED

"There are books about techno and rave, but let's fill in the blanks." The scholar and activist talks about her book Raving, bringing club culture into academia and more.

McKenzie Wark, professor of Media and Cultural Studies at the New School, is a scholar and raver who has written extensively about the world of dance music and its surrounding subculture. Most recently, Wark penned Raving, a first-person account of her experiences in the Brooklyn queer and trans rave scene. Wark's writing is a unique blend of memoir and literary criticism, and Raving takes readers straight into the heart of undisclosed locations around New York nightlife. Raving to techno is an art and a technique at which queer and trans bodies might be particularly adept, she writes—but it's also for anyone who lets the beat seduce them.

In her conversation with the Brooklyn-based DJ Alyce Currier, AKA Lychee, Wark talks about how the book came to be. She explains how entire chapters of the book wrote themselves out in her head, and how she carefully chose 26 characters—all of which have a letter as a name—to represent the friends and acquaintances of hers from the world of queer nightlife. Her own relationship with raving started when she was still living in Australia. At the time, she says, she hadn't yet transitioned and was experiencing an ambient sense of gender dysphoria that only dancing and nightlife could placate. She didn't actually transition until she was in her late 50s, in 2017. "After I went on hormones, I couldn't write," she says. "But the pressure [to write Raving] was enabling, and I found my voice in this book."

Wark and Currier also talk about what it means to bring club culture into academia, working with fellow rave scholar madison moore and how parties can serve the communities they're designed to cater to instead of exacerbating existing social structures that already exist. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.679 McKenzie Wark

The Mole - Lockdown Party (Dj Sprinkles Crossfaderama)

"I don't complain, I create." The house DJ talks about her new multi-platform project, Honeyverse, and using music as a way to celebrate the Black queer community.

Honey Dijon is a queer house music icon whose reputation precedes her. Originally hailing from Chicago, she grew up experiencing the city's nightlife, eventually beginning to DJ and produce alongside contemporaries like Derrick Carter, Mark Farina and other artists who shaped the Chicago house music canon.

Throughout her career, she's been an active spokesperson for trans rights and a champion for the BIPOC community, and last month she put on her greatest platform for queer Black culture to date: Honeyverse. The multi-platform Honey Dijon experience took place at London's Southbank Centre, bringing club nights, live sets, orchestras and intimate conversations together in a takeover that drew its inspiration from her roots in Chicago's Black queer community.

In this RA Exchange live from Southbank Centre, Honey Dijon talks to Josh Caffé about her connection to house music, an art form made from rejection and thus marginalised in the annals of music history. Her work, she says, is about giving visibility to the voices that were lost in its development and creating a more expansive platform for queer artists from the Black and Latinx diaspora. "This is a celebration of love, joy and acceptance," she says of Honeyverse.

Listen to the episode in full, and watch video snippets of their conversation on Resident Advisor's Instagram and YouTube.

EX.685 Honey Dijon

Pots & Pans to clangs xx

Manuka Honey - Te Aviso
LCY - 0NLY 0NE
Bluetoof - frogspawn
Babe - Elkka
SOPHIE - BIPP (Nienna Remix)
Do You Have My Number - DJ YF
Rhyw - Spritz
Rankine
Nettle Dweller - Teqmum
something off cloudcore
Joker - Krotone
Cortina - Music Is Moving
Katiusha - Sick Bitch
2-gb - P!nk
LCy - SORA
N-type - Dark Matter
Breaka - Like Water To A Fish
TAAHLIAH - FMH
Manni Dee - All Of It
Tzusing - Residual Stress
Brutalismus 3000 - Atmosfera

To Shop Is To Climax

Deep talk with a dance music academic.

For more, visit Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=236

EX.236 Luis-Manuel Garcia

I recorded this mix in 2018 for the Her Damit festival and titled it the Mystery of the Motherbeat. I was hungry to tour Europe for the first time and agreed to do a mix and play the festival on a shoestring budget. Her Damit went into bankruptcy later that year, failing to pay artists and others for their work.  They also let their Soundcloud account expire, losing all the mixes they commissioned for the series. 

I am re-releasing this mix under its original name. Its real name. It is one of my deepest mixes. It is filled with the love and hope for the future that I put into it. It was recorded a week before I went to visit Maya and Brooke for the first time in March of 2018, exactly two years ago. That visit would change my life.  

Metronome - Voyage to the Bottom of the Bass (WBR Records 1991) 
Visions of Rhythm - Power of Purchase (Klasse Wrecks 2017)
Christian Tiger School - If You Want To (Original Version) (Lissoms 2018)
DJ Python - Cuál (Incienso 2017) 
Pseudopolis - Tracer (Redstone Press 2017)
Bassbin Twins III - untitled (Bassbin Records 1995)
Nitro Delux feat Silk - Hypno House (Deep Dub) (Cutting Records 1990)
Christian Tiger School - If You Want To (Edmondson Version) (Lissoms 2018)
Friends of Mathew - Out There (Raw mix) (Pulse-8 Records 1991)
DJ bwin - Mit Bonus... (First Second Label 2017)
Glas Rm - Fully Dipped (Wells Street  2017)
Ben Cohen - Entrance (from “Lesser Mysteries”) (Brokntoys 2018)
DJ Psychiatre - Trust Issues (Gasp 2017)
Hawke - 3 Moods in a Gurple Parden (Hardkiss Music 1993)
Dream Cycle - Paradise State (Sneaker Social Club 2017)
Human Movement - I Need (12 inch mix) (Of Leisure 2017)
Waterpark - Data Orb (Deep Blue 2016)
Environments - Ultimate Thunderstorm (Syntonic Research, Inc. 1979)

Eris Drew’s Mystery of the Motherbeat Part 1 (formerly Her Damit)

Name: Frank & Tony - You
Label: Scissor and Thread - FATLP01-A
Country: USA
Subgenre: Deep House 
Year : Oct 2014

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