Chansons d'après midi.

16.10 Related tracks: Neneh Cherry - Maceo's 2014

Kléo

Augustin radio

Seguindo a regra de que não pode haver carência onde há abundância, apresentamos o Gopcast. Ele vai ser nosso novo canal que nos permitirá compartilhar com vocês toda a opulência do que temos de mais precioso: música de tudo quanto é canto.

Gop Cast

Mixes 2

96 Back is the kind of prodigious talent that can blow the minds of nascent ravers and anorak-clad old heads at the same time.

Fact Mixes

Fact Mix 815: 96 Back (July '21)

Live recording @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Youtube, Facebook and futureintelradio.com every Thursday and Friday.

Kléo ╚═ Future Intel ═╗ 07 09 2021

Recording of Kléo's set at Dekmantel Selectors 2021.

"I will forever cherish this set and moment in time. After all, togetherness was everything I wished for and I got it loud and clear, so much joy and smiling faces in the crowd... I even had a little tear. Big LOVE to all that came dancing and vibing with me at the Beach Main <3"

Dekmantel Selectors 2021

Kléo at Dekmantel Selectors 2021

For the ninth episode Neroli presents the French born, Amsterdam based artist Kléo. Equally at ease painting canvases or drawing deep but colourful dj sets. Expect an hour of heartwarming ambience with jazz, electronica and other grooves keeping it always soulful!

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Neroli X Kiosk Radio X Kléo

Outsiders: Neroli w/ Kléo @ Kiosk Radio 01.10.2021

The New Yorker chats music, fashion and Chicago.

For more, visit Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=240

EX.240 Honey Dijon

Sharing can be deemed as the quintessential human action, since some of the most delightful things in our lives can simply be made better when we perform this fundamental gesture. Be it mild altering substances, knowledge, orgasms or the one that gives a reason to be here periodically: music, the best qualities of all of these elements are enhanced when enjoyed with someone else. DJing in itself is a radical act in which the person at the controls shares their taste and warmth in order to take us all on their journey. We share space and time, energy and feelings, to conjure these magical moments on the dancefloor. So, when we have a duo operating these factors, chances are that they will all be intensified and diversified at a similar level. Sharing a creative platform is more about complicity than synchronicity, but when the compatibility is just precise, all risks are divided and the results multiplied as our current guests show very well across their multifarious presence on both the booth and the studio. From blinding mixes such as the one that crowns this episode to stellar releases on storied labels worldwide, everything to which Rhode & Brown have devoted their passion and converged their visions proves not only that two minds might think better than one, but two hearts can reach wider and deeper when beating at a similar pace.

Gop Cast 137 - Rhode & Brown

Platforms such as this one thrive because the elements that make it possible defy all kinds of distances. Apart from what the internet itself has allowed us to cover in that regard over the past decades, the music we feature helps us cover the vastness of many geographic territories and a variety of demographic generations. In the end, what is really important here is the confluence it might facilitate than any influence it could disseminate among both artists and audience. It is a meeting point of tastes as much as it is a melting pot of desires, where sensorial stimulation and cultural circulation happen at the same level and intensity allowing for spectacular things to happen at each episode. And this one is no exception, a delightful trip through exquisite rhythmic patterns and exciting harmonic structures helmed by one of the most gifted talents hailing from the fertile dancefloors found in the Brasilian South. A likeminded artist and kindred spirit, Kika not only fits perfectly in the colourful family of worldwide selectors congregated in this place by their stellar contributions, but elevates it with her strong sensibility and delicate dexterity.

Gop Cast 138 - Kika Deeke

Sometimes we happen to take some of the fundamental aspects that guide our main mission for which this platform is a crucial resource for granted, even if we never underestimate their place in what makes it something singular amid the multitude of similar content that can be found online. Take eclecticism for example, a quintessential characteristic of every single contribution to the series and an overall quality that is pursued by each of the guests we have in the construction of their deeply personal musical narratives. Not a mean feat, if we take into account the sheer diversity of rhythmic patterns and harmonic structures involved that need to be concatenated cohesively or, at the very least, sequenced harmoniously to be able to engulf us in its motional thrust and emotional pull. The greatness of all the mixes featured in this collection lies in the fact that they rely mostly on both a delicate play of moods and an intricate balance of forces, managing to harness their energy and use it towards stimulating our bodies, exciting our senses, enticing our minds and warming our hearts in the process. This episode is no exception, quite the opposite, as Lago brings his singular selective sensibility and elegant use of skills to weave an enthralling thread of gliding grooves that intertwine with alluring melodies from all over the globe.

Gop Cast 139 - Lago

As far as metaphors go, calling this platform a port of sorts wouldn't be much of a stretch. Both offer a meeting place for people from all over, a replenishing stop before long journeys and a space for many activities yearned by most human beings: mixture of passions, crisscrossing of cultures, exchange of wealth, nurturing of debauchery and many others. Take Salvador, for instance, first Brazilian capital and one of its main posts for some of the vilest trade ever performed by mankind. But, at the same time and for that very reason, the stronghold of the country’s African traditions, which is why what was created there became one of the richest musical environments on the planet. A pristine example of how our creativity can turn pain into something universally understood that can be widely enjoyed and thoroughly appreciated. Such a powerful transmutational dynamic has been reproduced at a smaller scale in every dancefloor and across radio waves on this side of the Atlantic for the best part of the past century. The same alchemy that we strive to reiterate, not merely replicate at every episode, especially when we have a gifted guest hailing from that harbour of historical heritages. Ubunto is not just one of its finest artists, but a sagacious selector whose hectic and eclectic mixes are endless sources of danceable energy and aural delight.

Gop Cast 140 - Ubunto

These texts are meant to be a sort of introduction as much as they serve as a kind of statement of intentions, from the hosts and guests alike: a nice prelude to the musical message the latter aims at conveying as much as the former means to disseminate. Given the source material, there is a recurrence of themes and terms, something whoever follows this platform might have noticed long ago. We constantly praise guests for being prolific, we often mention abundance, we frequently talk of wealth and richness, and so on. But what lies behind these concepts is an idea that becomes fundamentally obvious whenever we remember the fact that we are talking about culture and especially when we realise that we do it through one of its most fertile forms. So, when we welcome an artist that fully personifies all of these principles, from moniker to musicality, it is inevitable to see it as an augur of sorts. Ceres Yo embodies all of the above, adding prowess and eclecticism to the mix, as she does to this one gracing our series in this episode and everything else she’s involved with. Here we are offered an odyssey across a rhythmic itinerary as varied as it is enthralling.


Gop Cast 141 - Ceres Yo

After nearly a decade since throwing down what was then a guilty pleasure mix with Dance 懐かしい which was a blatant J-Boogie and Disco party starter I did in 2008/09, I thought it high time to drop another Japanese only mix. 

At the time I considered that mix to be a "guilty pleasure" as nobody was playing Japanese pop music around the time and let's face it if you discount the esoteric new-wave stuff most of this music is mainline pop music so can be an acquired taste in a sea of cool. Also, Japanese music wasn't really played locally in Tokyo as far as I can remember back in 2000 to 2010. Which for a gaijin (foreigner) peering in to this vast catalogue added to the guilty nature of diving in and really digging this stuff. The exception would have to be Zecky who turned the whole world on to the likes of Takanaka Masayoshi of course and wore his heart on his sleeve with his selections. 

Anyway that was 2009, it's eight years on and Japanese music, at least the popular top boogie bits or obvious names have all been dug out, compiled and edited. Japan got hot these past years. The guilt has subsided, but the pleasure clearly still remains.

There's really nothing rare here. A mix of 1972 to 2013, soul, pop, songs and beats for the city. These are all fairly cheap digs (with the exception of one $200 record - total madness!!). All are tunes that have rarely surfaced on mixes or comps, but they're personal digs so I will stick my neck out for them. They follow no trend, there's no oneupmanship here in having expensive records and this isn't a "hot list", that's not how it works. It's simply an attempt by me to say I love this stuff.. 

マット / 巣鴨 / 東京 / 2017年秋

Dip In The Pool (Pops Mix) 2017 年秋

http://bidoun.org/articles/bidoun-mix-3-ghazal

Ibbe — Amira
Dilly D x Kilber — Mala
Dinamarca — Dino
Lorik ft Chapo Lab — Lyssna
Sega Bodega — Ghost
Z.E — Caramel
Firaasbeats — Sa7Bi
Aden x Asme — Skiner
Dinamarca — ??
Gee Dixon — La Madrina
Blastah — Too Many Years
Icekiid — Jalousi
DJ Nervoso — Ah Ah
Mobilegirl — Forest Coloss
Mo, Aden & Asme — Jet
Merca Bae — Said Riddim
Meron & Donyanah — Nina
Sean Paul & Migos — Body (Instrumental)
Ozzy — Askungen
DJ Veneno — Falso Amor
Ricky Rich & ARAM Mafia — Habibi

Bidoun Mix 3: Ghazal

Batida

Vintage grooves for warmer climes from the Love On The Rocks boss.

Interview with @paramida:

melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/paramida

"I was pretty tired, had a cold, was in between cities and had time pressure. Guess I was a bit moody and you can hear it out. But it’s groovy and at the end of the day, it’s all about the groove."

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MDC.201 Paramida

'Music They Love'... we ask DJ's and producers to delve into their collection and put together a selection of records that have meant a lot to them in the past, as well as the present. All things inspirational and influential - the records which have shaped their sound as a producer or selection as a DJ.

Next up in the series is the maestro Mystic Jungle! We're super lucky to have him down for an hour and a half of his favourite cuts and rarities beamed direct from HQ in sunny Napoli. He also had some words to say about the mix:

"99% of the music is Italian with the exception of a song by "Willsden Dodgers", a collective of sound technicians who have produced DJ tools for Jive Records that should be in every bag ... There are also a lot of songs made here in Napoli. The first is taken from a mysterious album produced by a record distribution that existed a few steps from my recording studio ... Then there is a theme song by a glorious local radio station, the year of publication is 1987 but judging by the style it seems that it was recorded several years earlier ... 

Still from Napoli there is an Ara Macao song from the album Reflection included in the last "Napoli Segreta Volume 2" ... Maurizio Sangineto is not missing, in my opinion [he is] the strongest producer of the first half of the 80s. It's basically thanks to him we have electronic boogie-style cult records made in Italy. 

I also wanted to include something that comes close to electro new wave such as the song produced by Studio Sound Track (Bologna) and always from the same city one of my favorite Italian Disco Funk song with the voice of Marzio Vincenzi ("Macho" together with Mauro Malavasi) and produced by the same author of "Flowchart"."

Mystic Jungle // Music They Love #35

Uploading some old mixes. This one is from 2009, originally recorded for Chris Keys´s Another Night On Earth Blog.
http://anothernightonearth.blogspot.com/2009/05/press-play-24-mikeburns.html

Tracklist:
01. Beard Science - Dancing Knights
02. Empress - Dyin' To Be Dancin
03. Jackson 5 - Hum Along And Dance
04. Chilly - Dance With Me
05. Kabballa - Yo Yo Dance
06. The Clash - Mustapha Dance
07. Starflight - Dance To The Beat
08. Kurt Cress - Sundance
09. Sam-Jam - Dance N Chant (Tangoterje Edit)
10. Voyage - I Love You Dancer
11. Frank McDonald & Chris Rae - Dance Robot
12. Revelacion - Krokos Dance
13. Gino Soccio - Dancer
14. Cappuccino - Hell Dance With Me
15. Supermax - Dance Dance Dance
16. Wild Cherry - Raindance

Dance, Dancing, Dancer

A tribute to someone who was not only an excellent Selector/Producer, but also a friend. These are some of my favorite tracks from Mike.  May this tribute be nothing other than a celebration of his music. My deepest condolences go out to his family and close friends. Rest In Paradise....

Mike Huckaby Tribute

Credited as the inventor of afrobeat along with his old bandmate Fela Kuti, Tony Allen pioneered a drumming style that led him to being described as "the greatest living drummer" by Brian Eno in 2010, an opinion rarely countered. After his passing last week, aged 79, South African DJ SNO has blended together 90 minutes of music from across his illustrious career. Get the tracklist → https://crackm.ag/Tony-Allen-Mix

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Tony Allen – Mixed by SNO

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Neneh Cherry - Maceo's 2014

Took some of my fave records to play a show for Diverse Frequencies radio in Deal last December. Some classics and a few obscurities including tracks by Rhythm & Bliss, Robert Wyatt, Love Junkie, Heaven & Earth,  Dennis Olivieri... any many more sweet gems for your Sunday listening pleasure. Download here: https://we.tl/t-ruJ9aQZ7aD

Diverse Frequencies - Skyrager

Our new Kindisch Podcast comes from Death on the Balcony. Following their release from last year the duo will deliver another 3-tracker EP 'Once Removed' in August. Make sure to also check their first Kindisch EP here: https://kindisch.lnk.to/KD154

@deathonthebalcony

Death On The Balcony

Kindisch Podcast #071 - Death on the Balcony

Jamie 3:26 (@jamie3too6) has been a pivotal part of the Chicago scene for decades. Hailing from the South Side, he has been immersed in the city’s musical culture since day one, and not long after started to help shape it with his own expressive DJ sets and edits. Many of them made it into A Taste of Chicago on BBE, a compilation he put together of his own early takes on Windy City mainstays like Chip E, Jungle Wonz and Braxton Holmes back in March. Over the years, he has held various residencies in the city and soon went on to break out onto the international circuit, where he continually represents his hometown sound with real authority.

Opening up with what sounds like a snippet from a pastor’s sermon, there is plenty of real life spirituality in this mix from the off. The ensuing two hours are a real lesson in groove and emotion, a panoply of house, funk, soul and disco that is loose limbed and expressive but also masterfully sequenced so as to tell a real story. It is a wonderfully widescreen representation of a city from someone who knows it as well as anyone, and one that will have you cutting loose and shifting shapes in no time.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 289 - Jamie 3:26

INTERVIEW: http://www.thefader.com/2013/04/09/fader-mix-evenings

FADER Mix: Evenings

The world is a vast place and discovering the wealth of music it offers is a task that we hold in the highest regard, so at each episode we strive to invite someone who shares our sense of mission and our vision of a community connected via music across many territories and throughout many cultures. Kléo is one of those talents, personifying it all quite well as a relentless seeker of artifacts of aural delight and a gifted sharer of their power. Be it at her own HQ, the exquisite Café Belgique in Amsterdam, or at any opportunity she has to display her fantastic selections of global grooves, it remains clear that her knack for creating alluring atmospheres conveyed by irresistibly intricate rhythmic patterns is something unique, especially when she does it relying solely on the singular sonic warmth of vinyl. And such is the treat we gladly bring to the table in this episode of Gop Cast.

Gop Cast 043 - Kléo

Number 10 is here and behind the wheels is none other than @jonnyrock. A familiar face of the London House and Disco scene. Outstanding producer and king of edits - he is running labels Disco Hamam and Hamam House, more than ten years. Jonny delivers an hour of heavy digs, full of house, italo and more.

Enjoy with Old School Rider!

Tape 010 - Jonny Rock

Saharan artist @azu-tiwaline is inspired by the desire to explore her origins in the Tunisian desert. She did this to magnificent effect on Draw Me A Silence, a debut album released earlier in 2020 that unified traditional Amazigh music with contemporary dub cultures and hypnotic techno sounds. Defined by an ever-present polyrhythmic chiaroscuro - the contrast between light and dark - it's a mysterious album that gets you in a trance and encourages inward reflection. 

The same sense of intoxicating repetition and minimalism runs through this week's podcast. It is an often multi layered listen that has stringy, drawn out rhythms. What sounds like ancient ethic percussion and instrumentation mingles loosely with moody synth drones. Naturalistic field recordings - water, birds, vocal chants - enrich the mix next to trippy studio effects and make for something utterly beguiling. Somehow old yet new, surreal but earthy, these disparate worlds rarely collide in such harmonious ways.

Dekmantel Podcast 296 - Azu Tiwaline

Carving a path is one's destiny.

Melbourne-based DJ, Olé, grew up surrounded by live music and developed a passion for electronic music as early as 2003. Since then his passion has transformed, drawing influence from the emotive and thought-provoking sounds laced with deep, playful grooves. He has recently embarked on the journey of production and looks forward to releasing music of his own in the near future.

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SC: @ole-ole-oleee

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Canopy Sounds 90: Olé

We proudly present you our new Lockast edition for this month with guest VieL. Hope to enjoy!

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#06 Keyfound Lockast Edition - VieL

CONNECT WITH HIROYUKI KAJINO:

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Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/hiroyuki-kajino

In 1982, Hiroyuki Kajino started his career as a professional DJ, performing as a resident DJ on Saturdays at Nishiazabu "TOOLS BAR" that became the epicenter of the club boom in Japan then. He produced the club "ANOTHR WORLD”, the first house music club in Japan. In 1988 Hiro played at CHOICE NY with the legendary DJ, Larry Levan. After coming back to Japan, He was invited as the resident DJ at GOLD, the first large-scale club in Japan. Producing the record shop "OM RECORDS” equipped with very high-quality sound system, Hiro carefully selected vinyl as a professional DJ. It was a one-of-a-kind record shop where many prominent DJs came to buy records. 1990 Hiro played as a resident DJ at CAVE Shibuya, a former club of SPACE LAB YELLOW, 1991 Continued to play at SPACE LAB YELLOW as a resident DJ. 1996 Released “KOTE MOUN YO EP” from King Street NY, collaborating with the famous Jazz pianist Masabumi Kikuchi.  The record was remixed by Francois K and Joe Claussell, Supported by famous clubs such as Shelter and Body & soul. 1997 Produced a used record shop REAL MUSIC RECORDS at Shibuya. 2003 Produced a next-generation record shop Stylus at Shibuya. 2007 Started an online record shop OPTIMO, and its design of the website got a Gold award of One Show Interactive e-commerce department. 2019 Released "Playground #1" from All Day I Dream.

Bespoke Musik Radio 153 : Hiroyuki Kajino

Our 'Good Morning from ...' Guest Mix series will explore different artists from all around the world as they take us on a journey with their distinct and unique sounds that they'll showcase to represent their taste, surroundings and upbringing.

We head back down under for the latest story in our Guest Mix Series, and we welcome an artist who holds a very special place in our heart, after joining us on our first release, our Various Artists Album 'Season Vol. 1 - Summer'. 

Originally from Buenos Aires, but now residing in Australia, Ivan Sandhas is quickly gaining a lot of recognition from some of the biggest artists in the world, and is widely regarded one of the most exciting  Argentinian producers in our scene. 

After releasing with some of our favourite labels including @thepurrmusic @thesoundgardenrecords @3rdavenue, we were filled with joy to welcome him to our label with his track 'Just You & Me', and we have been waiting for him to join our Good Morning from Series for quite some time! 

Let Ivan take you through this glistening city with its glittering harbour and buzzing metropolis, you never know, you may find something you never expected... Good Morning from Sydney
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Ivan Sandhas : Good Morning from Sydney

Mor Elian channels the downtempo stylings of her Alloy Sea alias

Sunday Mix: Mor Elian

DJ Voices (@latenitesbookclub) keeps things leftfield and intriguing without loosing sight of dancefloor utility.

Read more: https://ifonlyuk.com/if-only-podcast-81-dj-voices/

If-Only Podcast #81: DJ Voices

Record label, party collective and djs crew based in São Paulo. We're dedicated to exquisite permutations of inspired music. 

Gop Tun DJs: Nascii, TYV, Gui Scott e Caio T

get in touch: goptun@gmail.com
dj bookings: carolina@coral.ag