Name: Belbury Poly & Moon Wiring Club - The Music Room (clip) by Ghost Box in stuff
Duration: 1 min 11 s
Description: No.9 in a series of singles featuring regular Ghost Box artists, special guests and one off projects. This time it’s a collaboration between the label founder Jim Jupp’s band, Belbury Poly and Ian Hodgson’s marvellous Moon Wiring Club.

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“After a long break in recording mixes it was difficult to know what to put in. I’ve always had a love for pop music, from the feel good cheesy hits to the moody ones. So I thought why not start there. This mix isn’t aimed at the dance floor but it does have a few euphoric moments to sing along too! It veers a little, but I hope it matches the early days of spring here in the UK.”

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OPERATOR - VOLPEVOLPE#1 [14/6/24]

TL Premiere #1747 (2024.09.16) : Automatic Tasty - The Apocalypse Is Now [Winthorpe Electronics]

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For this 277th Premiere of 2024, we have a track by the Irish Producer "Automatic Tasty" titled ‘The Apocalypse Is Now’ from his forthcoming LP "One Foot in The Rave" on the Irish label : Winthorpe Electronics.

The LP will be available on October 14, 2024 on vinyl and digital platforms.

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Automatic Tasty - One Foot in The Rave [Winthorpe Electronics // WEAT12x9]

The prolific Jonny Dillon aka Automatic Tasty from Wicklow, Ireland, should be familiar to most with an interest in acid inspired electronic music. 15 years of releases on such luminary labels as Acid Waxa, Further Electronix, Lunar Disko, Wrong Island and CPU, his debut release on Winthorpe is an 8 track LP of stylish and subtle machine braindance titled "One Foot in the Rave".

The LP is a vibrant collection of tracks that showcase Jonny's signature styles - melodic melancholic acid jams, bleepy funk and warm analog electronics. Suitable for the stero or the soundsystem, from the upfront bounce of "The Apocalypse is Now" and "Raymond Tuesday's Big Day Out" to the shimmering reverb of "Starry Night" and birdsong of "Ringfort" we're in familiar Tasty psychedelic terrain.

According to the man himself "What to say about this record? I don’t really know and it hardly matters. I wrote them on different bits of gear; ye olde faithful Roland SH101, my MC202 (pencil and paper derigeur), a battered x0xb0x 1.0 (thx Daniel!), a beloved Yamaha CS-5, a similarly beloved Roland SH5, a truly hammered Juno106, a Roland JX3P, a Nord something or other, an MPC2500, my TR606, and a Vermona DRM1 MKII being sequenced via a bedraggled TR626. Also Jay’s TR808 is on there (thx Jay!) and a TR8 being squashed through a Mutronics Mutator (wheee Damo!) and a Zoom H4n recorder. I edited them on a dilapidated laptop, with no headphones or monitors, steering by the tiny speakers on the computer and playing them in my car, twiddling the mix as I went. But these are frivolous and unimportant details. All that matters is that these songs were made out of love. Cheerio, Jonny. 

P.s.: This record is dedicated to Jay ‘Winthorpe’ Kelly.

Tracklist : 
1. A1. Forest Floor
2. A2. The Apocalypse Is Now!
3. A3. Big Bag Of Imaginary Cans With The Imaginary Lads
4. A4. Starry Night
5. B1. Ringfort
6. B2. Raymond Tuesday's Big Day Out
7. B3. Walking Down Your Street
8. B4. Love's The Only Thing Gonna Make It Out Of This World Alive

releases October 14, 2024

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Follow Automatic Tasty :
Bandcamp : https://automatictasty.bandcamp.com
Discogs : www.discogs.com/artist/1206432-Automatic-Tasty
Instagram : www.instagram.com/automatic_tasty
RA : https://ra.co/dj/automatictasty
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/automatictastys

Follow Winthorpe Electronics :
Bandcamp : https://winthorpeelectronics.bandcamp.com
Discogs : www.discogs.com/label/1576800-Winthorpe-Electronics
Instagram : www.instagram.com/winthorpe_electronics
RA : https://ra.co/labels/16712
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/winthorpeelectronics

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One Foot in The Rave

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TL PREMIERE : Automatic Tasty - The Apocalypse Is Now [Winthorpe Electronics]

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No.9 in a series of singles featuring regular Ghost Box artists, special guests and one off projects. This time it’s a collaboration between the label founder Jim Jupp’s band, Belbury Poly and Ian Hodgson’s marvellous Moon Wiring Club.

Other Voices 09

Belbury Poly & Moon Wiring Club - The Music Room (clip)

With pleasure and honor we welcome friend and maestro Gigi Masin (@gigi-masin) to the series. Q&A (short version) below.

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MFM: Ciao Gigi. So, you first started experimenting with music in the late 70's, please can you tell a bit about how it was to be a young aspiring Italian musician back then? 

GM: Here? Nobody care about young musicians... if you try to make some new sound (no pop music, no opera, no symphony, no dance) this country is really a bad choice.

MFM: How did you discover all those artists and their music, in Italy where all was about pop and opera, and while internet was hardly known?

GM: Not hardly known, just it didn’t exist... But good radios, good books and good concerts made the difference. 

MFM: You used to be a fulltime radio DJ for quite some years, right? Can you tell a bit more about that period and how it happened? 

GM: My dream nr.1 was to be a radio dj when i was 12 and the nights were devoted to Radio Luxembourg. I was 18 when in Italy the Government gave permission to start using the FM frequencies to broadcast music and voices.. Radio Luxembourg was a private radio, broadcasting from the Luxembourg but the studios were in London, it was pretty famous in the 70s for their late shows. 

MFM: Did it feel a little controversial to be playing other people's music while you wanted to be a fulltime musician yourself, or did it maybe even help you to get closer to your goals?

GM: No need to be a musician at that time also if I was used to write and sing my songs to friends but, true.. searching for new music and for new records (it was really difficult in Italy years ago..) helped a lot to think on music in a different way.

MFM: In a different way, could you explain that a little maybe?

GM: Television, radio, newspapers.. only mainstream music, big names.. if you’d like to find something different or just exploring new sounds you have to travel a lot to find a nice record shop, or recording a lot of tape cassettes from friends’ records.

MFM: Your works consist of quite some collaborations, Gaussian Curve of course being one of them. Is there a specific reason for that, do you feel more inspired when collaborating?

GM: Isolation is absurd.. you have always to learn something, stay human.. Collaboration for me is essential, unique, for my music and for my spirit.. I’d like in the future to work with acoustic instruments, maybe a little orchestra.. there’s a lot to explore with electronics, love the idea to write songs for a beautiful voice, someday.

MFM: Quite a lot of your works got discovered and found a wider audience years after it was created. How do you feel about that? Do you think your story would have been different when you would have grown up elsewhere and some years later? 

GM: I think the music is not to be hidden in cages, let it go around and sometimes the music makes the difference between a grey life and a dream came true. Most of the music discovered in the past years was made only in vinyl and simply disappeared in the cd era. Only because hundred blessed dj became to dig for old and underrated music we are here, and not on the sofa just thinking on the past years.

MFM: Mille grazie for joining the MFM mix series, such a pleasure and honor to have you on board! For someone who used to be a professional radio DJ for years, did you have a specific idea or feeling or purpose before/while making the mix?

GM: MFM is always to be back home for me.. the mix is really what I’d like to listen in a sunny spring morning in Venice, while chatting and drinking with friends.

MFM Mix 004: Gigi Masin

"Hey, here's 80 minutes of music that'll work well in your kitchen or the like (dimensions variable) while downing a few bottles w/ friends (essential). Highlights include the Exotica OST mixed into Mike Francis, late era IC cheese, coolin' with the homeboys + lots more."

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