Name: Groove Podcast 348 - The AM by Groove Magazin
Duration: 55 min 34 s
Description: Read our interview with The AM (@amx313) and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/AmPod

Morten B. has released two fresh sounding Dub Techno records on Wandlung this year. The timeless vibes of Basic Channel & Chain Reaction will never get old. Enjoy!

ITPS073 MORTEN B.

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > https://inverted-audio.com/mix/jakojako/

@jakojako_live steps up to the IA MIX Series to discuss her connection with the @leisuresystem crew, meeting Barker (@voltek) at Schneiders Laden, how she deals with Instagram nerds, recent collaborations and who she'd most like to jam with in the studio. For the occasion JakoJako delivers a subliminal mix spanning polyrhythms and experimental tracks from artists quite distant from the bleak hard techno world.

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Nadia Struiwigh immediately turned heads with her debut album, Lenticular, on CPU Records. It wasn't her first record, but it was an auspicious release at an auspicious time for a label that was at the centre of a revival of early '90s IDM and electro styles. You could use those terms to describe Dutch producer Struiwigh's music, but you'd have to also mention ambient—just check out her last album, Pax Aurora, for Rotterdam powerhouse Nous'klaer Audio—and techno, which is the subject of her new RA Podcast.

Those familiar with Struiwigh only through her records might be surprised by this mix, which is over two hours of alternately atmospheric and pummeling techno. It highlights the versatility and potential of the genre, as well as Struiwigh's own outlook on it. She was a techno DJ before she started making the softer, weirder stuff, and she can recognize the music's innate emotional qualities, even at its most functional. As she says below, her intention is to "glue the best of both worlds" to create a "rare energy" with her DJing and production.

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/845

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RA.845 Nadia Struiwigh

Read our interview with The AM (@amx313) and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/AmPod

Groove Podcast 348

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Groove Podcast 348 - The AM

Kiosk Radio is an online community radio streaming 24/7 from a wooden shack in the heart of Brussels’ historic “Parc Royal”.
More info and music: https://kioskradio.com

Steffi @ Kiosk Radio 03.09.2022

My daytime set at The Great Beyond festival in Minnesota. Recorded July 31, 2022.

Ctrled - Original Mix - Jun Yamabe
Arrival (Original Mix) - Trench
Dropping Faces (Original Mix) - Vernon Felicity
Action (DJ Tools Vol. 2) - Random Access
Taxi in L.A. (Original Mix) - Thomas Liewood
Boxcutter (Original Mix) - Rennie Foster
Is It On My Face - Green Velvet
Rat Race (Original Mix) - Cozmic Spore
Vibration (Original Mix) - Blenk
Ginster 2000 (Original Mix) - Strobe
Critical Flow (Danny Wabbit Remix) - DJ Prim
Whacked - Ibi
Invisible Guest - Chontane
Song And Dance Part 2 - Organ Grinda
Low Force - Mark Williams
The Vibe (Original Mix) - DJ Bone
Guns Of The Stone (Hans Bouffmyhre Remix) - MAL_HOMBRE
Sometimes I Feel Like feat. Ron Trent (Original Mix) - Chez Damier
To Not Exist (Original Mix) - Setaoc Mass
Ladies Night (Blimp Remix) - Digital Primate
Invasion (Original Mix) - Trunkline
Forbidden City (Original Mix) - Jeremy P Caulfield
Sharp (Original Mix) - Arnaud Le Texier
326 purple edit
Gravity (Original Mix) - Emiliano Cassano
Prefix (Original Mix) - Ben Klock, Fadi Mohem
Seduction - Punisher
This Is A Track (Inland Edit) - Purveyors Of Fine Funk
Resist - Front Line Assembly
Snub - BROKEN ENGLISH CLUB - DEATH & LEISURE
Televised (Original Mix) - Cleric, KMYLE
8am In Salford (Original Mix) - AEIT
Friction (Original Mix) - Marc Faenger
Ejected (Original Mix) - Dustin Zahn
Demanding (Don Williams Mix 1) - Mark Broom

@ The Great Beyond 2022

Erika has always explored the eerier corners of her native Detroit. She captures the empty space and late-night mood of the city in music that is deep and dark. For many years she has been a key behind-the-scenes figure who runs the well-regarded Interdimensional Transmissions label and has hosted plenty of her own parties. Her productions - either solo or with Brendan M. Gillen as Ectomorph - are rooted in techno and electro but explore everything from hard-edged grooves to spaced-out soundscapes. Erika also runs an educational platform for workshops, masterclasses and courses that help bring on the next generation. 

This week's mix draws on all that experience across 75 blistering minutes. It's electro from the off with haunting spaces, booming bass and elastic rhythms setting the scene for what becomes a storied selection. There are gritty and grimy warehouse sounds as well as slippery sci-fi workouts and plenty in between, all threaded together with the control of DJ who knows exactly where she wants to take you.

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As part of RA2122, our ongoing celebration of 21 years of club culture, we'll be featuring some of our favourite DJs from around the world, highlighting the parties or clubs most important to their lives in dance music. 

The first time we featured DJ Nobu on the RA Podcast, over ten years ago, we called him "one of Japan's best DJs." In hindsight, i think we can all agree that the country qualifier is no longer necessary: he's one of the world's best DJs, bar none. An absolute master at curating and mixing techno, Nobu has helped to inspire a Japanese school of techno that is psychedelic, hypnotic and often very pretty, without losing the genre's oomph or edge. And he's more popular than ever around the world, playing some of the best parties and clubs in pretty much any country or city you could name.

But DJ Nobu's roots and heart are close to home. Frustrated with techno in the Japanese capitol, he created his own party in his neighbouring hometown, Chiba, where nightlife was less pretentious and the vibe was a little looser. Future Terror quickly became known as one of Japan's premiere techno parties, and paved the way not only for Nobu himself, but many other Japanese DJs who Nobu and his later partner Haruka gave the chance to shine. The party also recently celebrated its landmark 20th anniversary with its first-ever party in London.

This mix is a direct tribute and encapsulation of Future Terror, what Nobu calls a "condensed story" of the series focusing on the more outré elements at the fore—an "awareness of techno" with plenty of more leftfield tracks thrown in. What follows might be a little gentler than you'd expect from Nobu, but it's all top-tier techno mixed with an expert hand.

@djnobu_bitta

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/855

RA.855 DJ Nobu

XDB is Kosta Athanassiadis – German by birth and in residence, with Greek parentage. He started djing in the early 90s and still plays vinyl only. Over the years his music was released on labels like Dolly, Harbour City Sorrow and Sistrum. In 2006 he started the record label Metrolux. There’s a refreshing lack of gimmickry to his approach – keeping it low-key allows him to be judged solely on the basis of talent. Enjoy!

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ITPS087 XDB

Recording of Nelly's set at Dekmantel Festival 2022.

Dekmantel Festival 2022

Nelly at Dekmantel Festival 2022

https://soundcloud.com/centrific
Born in Suburban Chicagoland and raised in Northwest Wisconsin, Steve Seuling (a.k.a. Centrific) anchored himself in Minneapolis since 1993. In a mostly-hidden, yet vibrantly evolving underground scene, Seuling started attending, curating, and DJing events in the mid-1990s. Underscoring his commitment for the Twin Cities’ massive bass bins, Seuling then in March of 1998 founded “Intellephunk”, his brand of parties that began at the now-shuttered Rockler Fur Building, drawing inspiration from those of his contemporaries (Woody McBride’s “Electric Disko”, Drop Bass Network’s Even Furthur). Centrific throws a weekly summer party called “Communion”, founded in 2007 alongside fellow Midwest native Dustin Zahn. Communion is an inclusive open-air day party, focusing on the psychedelic side of house and techno. In 2020, Centrific created an online Twitch stream entitled “Distant Future”, a platform where he invites local and international DJs to showcase their music and chat about their ideas for the future of the rave scene, and most recently he is co-founder of midwest based techno campout “The Great Beyond” alongside partners Jasmine Seuling, and Dustin Zahn. His dedication to preserving and protecting the local roots of the dance music community shows that, in many ways, he’s the lifeblood of Midwest techno.

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