Tony Allen - Ole (A Remix By Moritz von Oswald)

lol everytime I listen to this mix brother I think this part is a comerrcial ad

Magic transition with OLE by MVO ✨✨✨✨

Tracklist:
Dust Yard - Morphee
Joren Edwards ‎– 012.1
YokoO & Atish - Atman
Noha - The Midnight Zone
Unknown Artist (Nanel006) - Carpe Diem
Doubtingthomas - The Lost Memories
Traumer - Prima
Unknown Artist (Flip 02)- Blurry
Powel - Back To The Beginnings
So Inagawa - Selfless State
Retza - Nene
Romar - Cote Ciel
Cristi Cons - Autumn (Sunset Mix)
Gino - Dam I Wrong
Sven Weisemann (Limerence Toolz Vol. 1) -  B2
Rising Sun (Kristofferson 004) -  B1
Andy Ash - Repeaters
Perez & Dowell - Miami Stew 
Retza - Coder
Bostro Pesopeo - Meti
Traumer - Triade
The Album Leaf - Twenty Two Fourteen

Playing Music To A Wall #2

Acid Pauli closed out an historical Saturday night which saw the first live music to emanate from New York City’s iconic Wollman Rink in 43 years with a masterful performance . 

His set celebrates the moment, the musical history at the venue, and transported all of those in attendance from the streets of New York, to Berlin, to Burning Man, and beyond. 

Walking out of Central Park at the close of his set on top of the Robot Heart Bus, the energy still high, the group encountered another art car with a party starting in the street at 59th and 5th Ave. Heard wafting through the crowd, the sentiment of “are we even in New York?” seemed unanimous. 

We hope you enjoy the set, and these beautiful memories. As Acid Pauli reiterates, "the music speaks for itself".

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Photo Credit:
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Acid Pauli - Robot Heart - Fare Forward - Central Park 2022

We are delighted to have Spanish Producer and DJ Pablo Bolivar back on GD with a vinyl only, trip-hop, downtempo and slow deep house 5 hour mix, recorded at Sea Playa, Cantabria. Warm, sensual sounds greet you in this set, a perfect accompaniment to evenings, sunsets and even some 3 am focus work. 

Last time we hosted Pablo Bolivar was 2 years ago, along with several premieres from his record label Seven Villas Music. It is always a pleasure to host him on GD. 

We hope you enjoy this set. 

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Getting Deeper Podcast #147 Mixed By Pablo Bolivar

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/2015/12/matthew-dekay-drops-new-fur-die-liebe-mix-download-here/

"I’ve always been sensitive to my surroundings and the world is in a very vulnerable place at the moment. I felt I needed to express my true emotions through something a little bit different to a conventional DJ mix and also that just writing one song was not going to be enough.

It was almost like composing a score, the only difference being that the pictures were only in my head. My ambition was for the music to evoke a visual response in the listener rather than just an emotional one. To do that I took some audio snippets of real life current affairs scenarios that really struck a chord in me and then used my DJ instinct to think of a track/musical piece that would fit well to that particular scene. Sometimes when I couldn’t find exactly what I wanted I added my own music over existing music or did my own sound design to create my own sound effects and also wrote some original pieces in the moment. It was very important to me to create ultimate flow and I felt this could only have been achieved without having any beats supporting the music. I also didn't want to make it eclectic nor constant as I felt that would disrupt the listener’s focus emotionally. There is a strong dynamic range throughout similar to classical music and also some parts that are almost meditative and then in contrast some more intense moments.

I hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoyed making it." - @MatthewDekay

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Download: Matthew Dekay - Fur Die Liebe II

Happy new year, my friends.
Given the nature of my gigs and timeslots over the last few months, I've been buying and playing a lot of "club music" which has been reflected in the sets I've been releasing. I love playing dance floor tunes, but I'm still collecting music I love that's fit for at-home listening, opening slots, and afterhours...most of which has been sitting untouched in my music collection these last few months.

So it's been nice taking the time to do this studio mix that dusts off the tunes that haven't been getting any love. The glitchy, ambient, lofi-housey, and minimal stripped grooves. Some things that are slightly different than what I've been playing, slightly different than what you've been hearing. Hope you dig.

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Tracklist

atish - [065] - january 2017 - slightly

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- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

3 QUESTIONS to POWEL:

Q: Let´s talk about your mix. Reading the tracklist offers a long journey yet. So how did these tracks find the way to your heart?

A: This mix can obviously only be an overview of the different styles of Electronic Music I liked between, roughly, 1997 and 2007. So between the time Electronic Music first appeared on my radar, until the time I got into producing again. It is probably the weirdest and most eclectic mix I've ever recorded. It represents most of the phases I went through, not chronologically though, that would have made the mixing impossible. It includes my IDM phase represented by “Boards Of Canada”, "Dntel" and “Mouse On Mars”, which hasn't lost any of it's impact on me, even after all those years. I think I've gotten into that, when I discovered “Arte Space Night”, a TV show which was showing random images of space combined with ambient music, a perfect thing to get stoned to. I included also a little bit of Drum'N'Bass, which was actually the music I played during my very first club gig. I think I was about 16 years old at then. There's also some House, including this track “I'm lonely” by “Hollis P. Monroe”, which I only had on a  mixtape at the time and never really found out what that track was. Until it popped up somehow a couple of years ago when I was browsing through youtube, and I was like: "Hey that's the track you used to love as a kid." That was quite a moment for me. That track “Resurrection” by “The Amalgamation Of Soundz”, is one of the first records I bought, right after I bought my first decks in 1999, so this will always have special place in my heart, it's a very versatile record, which somehow manages to cover so many different styles within just 4 tracks. I also included some minimal or minimal-ish sounding tracks in the podcast, which was quite revolutionary at the time I discovered this, at least for me. Creating so much with so little, I was really impressed by that. [see full answer on www.facebook.com/howimetthebass due to limited SoundCloud space here]

Q: You´re playing your music all over the planet. Do you have a favorite spot and would you prefer playing more local instead of endless travels every weekend?

A: For me, one of the most amazing part of traveling as a DJ is to get around, meet new people and developing friendships all over the world. I would say that this is sometimes even better then the actual DJing part. Sure, on the other hand you have to spend a lot of time at airports and they are the combined horror of overcrowded train stations, shopping malls and border crossings, but you get rewarded by playing music you like at some of the most interesting places in the world, so who wouldn't like that. I also like playing at home, but I'm trying to keep it low, just to make it more special for me.

Q: There´s a new Powel release out on Do Not Sit On The Furniture Recordings. Which other exciting projects are on the way?

A: I just finished my second EP for “All Day I Dream” on which I was working on for quite a while now. I think I’ve been pushing the release date for almost a year and half now, because it never felt a 100% ready to me, but it does now finally. So there's that. I'm also about to finish my first full length album, which I want to release sometime next year. So that's what’s kept and is still keeping me quite busy in the studio.

Powel - HOW I MET THE BASS #124

Through a sleepless tantrum of being lost in a place inside myself of wonder, mystery, and adrenaline; that was my state of mind a month before I realized I was actually going (last minute as always), as all my other priorities quickly seemed to dissolve and I focused purely on this set of music as a gift for my first burning man… performing this set which came together so suddenly and fluidly (rarely happens like that with me and took me back to more naive studio days) live with Robot Heart during the burning of the man shook me to the core with liberating inspiration and was such a unique and uplifting experience it feels like I almost betray the memory each time I try to explain it rashly. There really is nothing else in the world like the collective work ethic, art and communal push forward in Black Rock City during burning man. The coming together of people from all walks of life making art for the sake of art and sharing their crafts and visions openly empowering the strange and the fantastic into the norm and the very real. A phenomenon and celebration of human creativity and science throughout the extremities of nature and conservationism. None of these experiences or music would have come to fruition were it not for the patience and guidance of my close friends Gunita, Nikita, and Benjamin. Also, the accompanying musicians and my brothers who performed with me and took the music to the next level including the all mighty Tomas Barfod on drums and Jeppe Kjellberg on electric slide of WhoMadeWho and the very talented Alexey Etcheverry on violin.  Thank you to the entire Robot Heart crew for the mindblowing creative force they’ve put together in the desert and for inviting me to perform at such a remarkable, liberating and otherworldly moment during the Burn. Happy to share this set and memory and I hope you enjoy it.

- Clarian 

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https://www.facebook.com/ClarianNorth/


"and the moon turned pale as melting frost
and the sun became like blood
and the city lights flickered into darkness
as a doctor gave the wrong drugs
when shivering from the silence
and the air danced in spades
like a cape blowing in the wind

and every cloud and river 
played a joke on their own positions

and the peasants of the earth and the women
and the poor and the convicted
and the weak and every nobody
exposed themselves to the sky
and among the stars above 

and they cried to the sky and to the clouds
“lift us up and make us naked
from the absence of her who lies buried in the dirt,
and from the mercy of the wolf
for the day of her smile has come,
and who can deny her fire?”"

Ode of Nothing - Clarian

Clarian (Live Band) - Robot Heart - Burning Man 2018

We had an amazing time playing our hybrid set at into the woods festival during ADE. After weeks of preparation, it felt so great to play out and get such a warm response from the public. Thank you to everyone that came out and dance with us. Until next time.

- Joep and Bram aka Esteble

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Esteble - Into The Woods Festival [Hybrid Live Set]

🍃🌝 DHPSCH13 ✨🔮

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Desert Hut

Bonjour Ben @ Desert Hut Podcast Series [ Chapter XIII ]

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Hidden Vibes Podcast #16: Powel

Bringing you sounds from the pixelated dust, join Holmar on this melodic journey. 
Enjoy!
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Holmar "Acid Tourist" - Mayan Warrior - Virtual Burning Man 2020

Founded originally as a boutique electronic music blog in 2012 in India, now crossing borders in Berlin, Getting Deeper has organically grown and consistently delivered authentic music with genres such as deep house, deep tech, minimal, IDM, downtempo, trip-hop and techno.

Lush vibes, melodic intricacies and sublime mindstates are places we constantly strive to reach through the music we publish. We also like to encourage escapism, philosophical meanderings and sometimes indulging in the dark side of things. In simple words, we like to get deep.

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Getting Deeper Podcast #147 Mixed By Pablo Bolivar

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