David Morales launches a new Bandcamp-only series with DIRIDIM DRUMZ Vol. 1, a set of five stripped-back, drum-forward tools that echo the roots of his craft. 

Built for working DJs, each track leans on rhythmic clarity rather than ornament, carrying the kind of precision that has defined Morales since the days when vinyl came packed with versions, dubs, beats and little else.

Across his career Morales has shaped the language of club music through a combination of musicality, discipline and detail. Anyone who has seen him play understands how carefully he builds tension and movement through drums. This series goes straight to that core, offering material designed for layering, extending and reshaping sets in real time.

DIRIDIM DRUMZ Vol. 1 is both a nod to an earlier era and a reminder that Morales has always valued function as much as flair. It sets the tone for a run of releases that reconnect with the tools that helped define him, now delivered through his own label for the DJs who know exactly how to use them.


DIRIDIM DRUMZ Vol. 1

FEVER - Original Mix - SNIPPET

HEY HEY - Original Mix - SNIPPET

MALAY - Original Mix - SNIPPET

SCIENCE - Original Mix - SNIPPET

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Deutsch lernen (B2/C1) | Langsam Gesprochene Nachrichten vom 28.11.2025

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Deutsch lernen (B1) | Eine Müllabfuhr für den Weltraum?

Was ist ein Liebestöter? Kann man Kabelsalat essen? Und warum gibt es keine Hexen, aber einen Hexenschuss? Oft bedeuten diese Wörter etwas anderes, als man denkt. Viele von ihnen stehen nicht im Wörterbuch. Jede Woche erklären wir hier ein kurioses deutsches Wort zum Beispiel aus der Umgangssprache oder aus Redewendungen – lustig, ernst oder einfach schwierig zu verstehen.

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Deutsch lernen (B2) | Die Ellbogengesellschaft

As the number of children diagnosed with ADHD and autism rises, Professor Philip Schofield sits down with Dr Emily Midouhas, Associate Professor in Psychology, to explore how best to support neurodivergent children. Dr Midohas highlights the emotional and behavioural challenges neurodivergent children face, and offers fresh ideas on how to support neurodivergent students. About the series How much do we understand the human mind? This question is at the heart of Beautiful Minds- The Greatest Good. Uncover facts about the mind as our expert speakers challenge misconceptions of autism, clear up common myths about Tourette's Syndrome and propose strategies for making our society more inclusive.


Credits:
Date of episode recording: 2024-12-01
Duration: 22:06
Language of episode: English
Presenter: Professor Philip Schofield 
Guests: Dr Emily Midouhas 
Producer: Professor David Docherty OBE & Dr Paul Ayris (Pro-Vice-Provost LCCOS: Library, Culture, Collections and Open Science, UCL) D     Director: Justin Hardy (IOE - Culture, Communication & Media, UCL) Producer: Stevie Doran
Podcast owner: Professor David Docherty OBE & Dr Paul Ayris (Pro-Vice-Provost LCCOS: Library, Culture, Collections and Open Science, UCL) 

Transcript Link: https://otter.ai/u/hPS8c0xZkW5XMvGmSdzGJ3fB8Eg











Season 2, Episode 5 - Supporting Neurodiverse Children, featuring Dr Emily Midouhas

In this deeply personal and refreshingly honest episode, hosts Zhitong Li and Phoebe Chen sit down with pianist and UCL Management Science student Kaito Mizukoshi for a conversation that flows between introspection, culture, and the unexpected rhythms of life with ADHD. 

Kaito opens up about receiving his ADHD diagnosis in London, years after growing up in Japan where the condition is often overlooked—or even quietly associated with success. He shares how this new understanding reshaped the way he studies, practices music, and takes care of himself, revealing the strategies, struggles, and surprising gifts that come with a restless mind. 

From five-hour piano practice sessions to battling distraction during coursework, from navigating UCL as an international student to finding connection across cultural gaps, Kaito reflects on identity, belonging, and the power of self-knowledge. 

The trio dive into stigma, romanticisation of mental health, friendship, and the small but meaningful ways we learn to work with—not against—our own nature. Set to the delicate beauty of Debussy performed by Kaito himself, this episode is an intimate look at how one student turns introspection into empowerment and transforms challenge into creativity.


Credits:
Date of episode recording: 2024-07-04
Duration: 00:40:58
Language of episode: english
Presenter: Zhitong Li, Phoebe Chen
Guests: Kaito Mizukoshi
Producer: takoua jendoubi
Podcast Owner: Takoua Jendoubi

Episode 4 - Living Between Tempos — ADHD, Music, and the International Student Journey with Kaito Mizukoshi

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Deutsch lernen (B2/C1) | Langsam Gesprochene Nachrichten vom 29.11.2025

The Bach Project recorded in Brisbane, Australia 2002.
Flute: Jen Newlands
Harpsichord: Gregory Quinlivan
Cello: Dan Curro

1-15 Sonata for Flute and Harpsichord In B Minor BMV 1030 - IV

All you want to know and more - see me at http://uqr.me/gregq

1-15 Sonata for Flute and Harpsichord In B Minor BMV 1030 - IV

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