Name: underworld interview (lamacq live 98).mp3 by Alan McGibney
Duration: 31 min 5 s
Description: Underworld interview for lamacq Live on BBC Radio 1.

Started as equal parts research division of techno’s new frontiers, haven for the sacred and profane, and benevolent anarchy, @raarraar aims to release truly innovative music, made by and for brave sonic explorers. Each release is tied to an artwork, a poem, a story, a photograph - aiming to be a true gesamtkunstwerk.

Listen to RAAR every 1rst Saturday of the month, from 22h to 00h [CET] on rinse.fr

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Dreamy | Twisted | Electronica | Closer 052 | March 2023

01. Warmth - Collider
02. Blomfelt & Narby - Wrong Order At The Breakfast Parlour
03. DJOKO - Eternal
04. Gamma Freq - Syra
05. Maps - Transmission
06. Max Buschfeld - To Kill a Sunrise
07. Amtrac - Little Tokyo
08. WYDE & Mathay - Hold
09. WYDE - Oasis
10. Kid Kun - Did You Really
11. Mr. Sosa x Ronnie Pacitti - Tunnels
12. Traumer, Brako - 004_Bandit [Dub Mix]
13. Yo Speed - Rosa
14. GHEIST - River
15. Doubtingthomas - Render Blender
16. Dave Brennan - Drink Deep [James Zabiela Mix]
17. Mr. Sosa - Vora [Extended Mix]
18. Maps - Lack Of Sleep
19. Guava - Always There
20. Ambtro - Welcome
21. Matt Klear - Sycamore
22. Oliver Wickham - I Want You
23. Baltra - Brush Strokes [Extended Version]
24. Leaving Laurel - the family we find

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Closer w/ Rowan Triffitt (March 2023)

Starting at a tempo far higher than I normally end my sets at, join me as we explore new sonic frontiers in my library. 

It's techy, it's lofi, it's party mode Kai.

Kai Castro w/ Mall Grab @ The Concourse Project

Welcome to Frequency Underground! We feature the best in regional house and techno. We've got a killer mix for you this week as we celebrate our 150th episode! Before we go any further all of us at Frequency Underground would like to thank all our supporters and artists who's helped get the show this far! Moving back to the mix, we couldn't have had a better guest to celebrate the occation that Tampa native, Brian Busto! He's put together a seamless mix of deep house, hypnotic acid, soulful Chicago tracks and plenty more twists to keep you captivated on the two hour journey. So without further adieu, here's episode 150 with Brian Busto! 

And as always, thanks for listening and be sure to like and follow us if you enjoyed the mix. Keep scrolling down to read our interview with this week's guest!

FREQUENCY UNDERGROUND INTERVIEW WITH BRIAN BUSTO:
◾Real Name: Brian Busto

◾Current city: Tampa

◾DJ Collective: Serious Soul

◾How did you come up with your dj name (or why did you use your actual name): Friends usually call me by my last name and being that I’m a Tampa native I thought it was a good choice. 

◾How and when did you get into djing: Went to my first house night in 1991 called Aahz at the Beacham Theater in Orlando Florida. Took me some time to go from observer to participant but I would say the night that changed my life was in 1993 at the legendary Simons in Gainesville Florida. Took E for the first time on a dancefloor and was taken to the house music promised land. The lineup was Laurent Garnier, DJ Three and DJ Chang. I was one of three others that stayed til the last song. A year later I bought my first pair of 1200s with a radio shack mixer. DJ Three went with me on the purchase and helped me get set up. The next day DJ Matty came over to show me the ropes. The start of an incredible journey had begun being a dj/promoter for close to 30 years now. Out of the 30 years ive been professional for about 23 of them including currently. Underground music only!

◾Who are your musical influences and what is your inspiration: As for DJ influences go that’s an easy one. DJ Three, Doc Martin, Derrick May, Derrick Carter, Danny T, and Laurent Garnier. 

◾Describe your sound as a DJ: Well I’m not a genre dj so describing my sound is like describing my mood. It really depends on how I’m feeling and the room I’m playing for. I try my best to not be predictable. 
What’s consistent is the style in which I play. First and foremost for me are long mixes, smooth transitions and track selection. I keep the effects to a minimal and let the music do the talking. 

◾What does the future hold in store for you as an artist: A vinyl night with good friends, more gigs to travel to, more events in my hometown, and more mixes to make.

Frequency Underground | Episode 150 | Brian Busto [chicago/deep/acid/disco]

FFS MIX 135 | Yeadon

Born and raised in the North of England, Yeadon started his musical journey at the age of 12 after getting hooked while learning to spin classic Trance records on a set of old vinyl turntables. Fast forward to today and after honing his craft in the studio over the past 7 years he is a DJ & Producer who has gained a significant amount of support from across the industry, with an ever growing reputation for his emotive and energy packed sets & productions. 

With past & forthcoming releases on some of the most respected dance music labels in the world, Yeadon one to watch.

TRACKLIST

1. Funkerman - Speed Up (Meloko & Utli remix) [Flamingo Recordings]
2. Yeadon - Ghosts [Stress Records]
3. Port Manteau & Yeadon - Spiral [Beatfreak Recordings]
4. Because of Art ft Anthony Szmierek - Circle of Light (Incandescent mix) [Stress Records]
5. Blanka Barbara - Betrayer Moon [Juicebox Music]
6. Nils Hoffman - Far Behind (Jeremy Olander remix) [Anjunadeep]
7. Lana Del Rey - Doin Time (Patrice Baumel remix)
8. Because of Art - One Day [Pets Recordings]
9. Paul Thomas - Sweet Harmony (Yeadon remix) [UV]
10. Ben Malone & Farius - Extensia [Anjunabeats]
11. VONDA7 - Perception [Sudbeat]
12. Yeadon - Be Yourself [ICONYC Noir]
13. Mitch de Klein - Resilience [Spectrum]
14. Weekend Heroes - Bounded [ZeroThree]

FFS135: Yeadon

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BIO
elle fast is a dance floor loiterer/supporter/promoter who very much enjoys the deep connections enabled through music.

with significant organic support developing in the prairies and western canada, elle brings infectious rhythms to whatever dance party she's captaining. a firm believer that music should hit you in both heart and lower body, her sets weave through assorted shades of house, techno, and breaks, often held together by a thick bassline and/or generous helping of machine funk.

current projects and affiliations include music for bathtubs, a monthly mix series focusing on chill/leftfield sounds; and pan-tone, a DIY collective of hardware and live techno enthusiasts.

LIA Series 073 - elle fast

Fresh new tunes this week from Elkka, System Olympia, Anunaku + more.

6 Tracks of Rave Euphoria by Scuba: https://lnk.to/hf056rsd

Catch us on the road for the last few HF20 shows! http://hf20.news/events

Now broadcast fortnightly on Thursdays!

Full tracklist: hotflushrecordings.com/discord

Send your music to: isaac@hotflushrecordings.com

HARDCORE HEAVEN

Hotflush On Air With Isaac Reuben - Episode #039

Pauls Sawyers 50th.  I was invited to play for Paul's 50th and i was unsure what to play. The party was full of all our old friends from way back to the early 90's.  Phil Youngman Ripped it up playing some golden oldies. I had folders of new stuff, vocal stuff knowing Paul loves his vocals. Backup folders and backup folders just in case i needed to go in a certain direction.  I was playing last after Paul Sawyer who had also ripped it up and David Ricardo who flew in from Italy. So thought why not smash out the oldies.  I had spent some time at home going through my vinyl collection and digitising the best of the best.  Tweaking the EQ's a little then recording it to digital file just for the party.  I had James Zabiela and Tom Budden train spotting from the back of the dance floor.  Everyone was in the party mode.  These old tunes still rocked big time.   This mix was recorded Sunday night as i was in the mood for a mix.  Some of the mixes are a little rough as i still had to work them despite them now being digitised.  An instant time machine back to the best days of our lives young and free.  Dancing every weekend in the only club in town called the Rhino.  Would love to hear your feedback.

PAUL SAWYERS 50th - MOONFACE Vinyl Classics set - May 2023

Underworld interview for lamacq Live on BBC Radio 1.

underworld interview (lamacq live 98).mp3

Antonym monthly mix compiled by Naif where he explores the sounds of Ambient, Jungle, DnB, and Breaks.

Tracklist:
01. Mystic State - Evermore (Original Mix)
02. Sorse - Whimsical (Alegria Mix)
03. Eusebeia - The Conduit (Original Mix)
04. Jaskin & Uneven - Pathways (Captivate Remix)
05. Mark Kloud - 52.30 (Biorhythm Remix)
06. Biorhythm - Clear Mind (Original Mix)
07. Eusebeia - Seeing The Unseen (Original Mix)
08. Eusebeia - Into The Unknown (Original Mix)
09.Drumskull - Muscle Memory (Lone Remix)
10. Cymatix - The Voices VIP (Original Mix)
11. Sin & S-capade - Nightbeast (Original Mix)
12. Sin & S-capade - Cold (Original Mix)
13. Roho - Signal (Original Mix)
14. Homemade Weapons - Mileena (Original Mix)
15. Homemade Weapons - Styrofoam (Original Mix)
16. Outer Heaven & LAW - Emptiness Is Form (Outer Heaven Remix)
17. Seba - Legion (Original Mix)
18. Paradox - Crate Logic (Original Mix)
19. Ricky Force - Severe Clear
20. Ant TC1 & Black Barrel - Jimmi Man feat. Ant TC1 (Philth & Ant TC1 Remix)
21. BTK & Archive 21 - Envy (Original Mix)
22. Jaise - Stripes (Original Mix)
23. Jaise - Locaste (Original Mixi)
24. Mixrace - Myosphere 
25. Goldie - Jah (J:Kenzo’s ‘Tribute’ Remix)

Antonym - Naif - Monthly Mix - September

If there are boundaries yet to be broken, then you can bet that Sasha has got them in the crosshairs. He's been battering them down since Shelley's, The Hacienda, Renaissance and Twilo; from Airdrawndagger to Invol3r. Since 2011, he's carved a new way with his increasingly pivotal Last Night On Earth imprint, the label that has introduced into its family fiercely forward-thinking producers like My Favourite Robot's James Teej, Simon Baker, ThermalBear, Ejeca, Ghosting Season, Max Cooper and Knox.

Then there was the arrival of the long-awaited third album in his 'Involver' series in 2013, the intricate and challenging 'Involv3r'. It combined on one disc Sasha's peerless command of dancefloor sensibilities and on the other his skilful exploration of beatless soundscapes, featuring his exclusive interpretations of tracks from The xx, Blondes, Little Dragon, Benjamin Damage, Foals and ThermalBear. It also featured 'Shoot You Down', his own spine-chilling anthem with vocals from the beguiling Swedish chanteuse Kicki Halmos.

Boundaries out of the studio have been equally unsafe. His Never Say Never parties at Ibiza's breakthrough success of recent years, Ushuaia, have seen him bring together the venerable. Last summer, for 13 weeks, he held court on Sundays at Ushuaia’s Tower, supported by the likes of Cassy, Guti, Butch and many more. The fact that these parties were free was pretty much unprecedented on the island, harking back to old school raving, when all that mattered was the music. But then, that's really all that's ever mattered to Sasha.

His most recent sell-out event and his first NYE show in UK’s capital in over a decade, was the Last Night on Earth celebration at London’s O2 Brixton Academy. The event was supported by world-renown dance music names such as Guy Gerber, Nic Fanciulli and Ellen Allien. At the moment Sasha is back in the studio working hard – so we can expect to hear a continuation of the musical journey this year. 

Tracklist: Avalon nightclub - Hollywood 2014

More available on:
www.psyjukebox.com/sets/dj-sasha
https://soundcloud.com/sashaofficial

Much More !

Sasha

Love music.. Especially underworld, Bowie & Trance, 🎶🎧🇮🇪

underworld interview (lamacq live 98).mp3

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