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The Golden Age of Apocalypse
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Release Date: 08/30/11

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Thundercat -  For Love I Come

from Sui Zhen's 'Body Reset' EP.  
Out on Tokyo based label eskers on November 6, 2014. 
 Artwork by Mogollon.

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Sui Zhen - Still Departure

The Terrorhythm Elements Series continues into it's second episode, "Sodalite" with two hybrid Grime outings from Los Angeles resident Patrick Brian. Having previously released on Terrorhythm as one half of production duo Varsity with Colta, this is Patrick's debut outing as a solo artist on the label.&#13; TS 01 was initially picked up by Plastician after he heard it among other tracks on an episode of the LA beat cypher - Team Supreme. Initially only a minute long, this futuristic and almost techno spin on the old 8 bar grime sound of the early noughties pricked Plastician's ears right away, given his part in playing such a pivotal role in that very sound, he felt it was perfect for Terrorhythm and requested an extended edit for the Elements Series.&#13; TS 02 came about when Patrick Brian started the extended edit - opening up the original file and remixing it to create a more complex structure of the sounds. Where TS 01 is poised to feature in pirate radio sets with MC's, TS 02 flips the script and gives the release some club credentials.&#13; Paired with the stunning art from Sean Knowles, Terrorhythm deliver a stellar release from Patrick Brian worth far more than the free price tag they've slapped on it!

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Call Me In The.

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We wanted to build the concept of this mini compilation around the 'kitchen', as it is very often regarded as the 'soul' of the house, where a large portion of daily activities actually take place. Whether it's preparing food, grabbing a quick snack from the fridge, or simply having a coffee with a mate over an extended countertop, its function does seep quite deeply into how we live. So for this holiday season (if you are having one), we thought it's rather appropriate to curate and share with you a mini compilation of music from our artists and affiliates - A compilation that would hopefully provide and enhance the environment for those who might be preparing that festive feed for loved ones and friends. 

After all, music is that one true universal language that injects positivity and good energy. 
#wemove 

Big thanks to all of the artists involved in this compilation : 

@https://soundcloud.com/troysamuela, https://soundcloud.com/giorgio-oehlers, https://soundcloud.com/jasperstaal, https://soundcloud.com/wayvee, https://soundcloud.com/silo-beats, https://soundcloud.com/jrjarris and newcomers https://soundcloud.com/choetmandon. 

Compiled by the Funk Bast*rd 
Artwork by the Funk Bast*rd



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Troy Samuela - Yams

▶ Soulection ~ The Sound of Tomorrow
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▶ Discover: @samgellaitry
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We officially introduce you to our newest family member, Sam Gellaitry. Setting the stage for his first EP, 'Short Stories' (2/17/15), Sam shares single, "Temple", foreshadowing what's to come on his long-awaited 5-track EP. 

Premiered by The FADER http://www.thefader.com/2015/01/27/sam-gellaitry-temple

With initial sounds of the phone ringing off the hook and a dreamy synth progression on "Temple", Sam ropes you in and then immediately hits the listener with an automatic headbanger all whilst maintaining a dreamy and steadily uptempo vibe.

This young man of 18 years is from Stirling, [central] Scotland - where the "culture" part of the wiki section reads one line. Culture in the form of music however, is plentiful and diverse in Sam's case – drawing on influences from Madlib and Jamiroquai to Flying Lotus, Röyksopp, Hudson Mohawke, Mr. Carmack and Outkast. By the time Sam was 16, he'd learned to engineer and master audio which might shed some light on his unique song structure and diverse journey through many genres apparent in the course of one single track. 

Sam marries his love and knowledge of bass guitar, synthesizer and piano with honed production skills to create seamless heavy hitting electronic music that retains raw instrumental elements and evokes a certain happiness and soulful connectedness. With a father who has a background in making bagpipes among other talents and Mum - a former in a band member playing guitar and singing it's really no surprise that Sam's magical ears give him the ability to translate 5+ genres seamlessly into one beautiful song or 'Short Story'.

'Short Stories' defies traditional notions of what it is to create 'electronic music' traveling through uptempo house, UK-garage, heavy bass, hip hop and soul - in 5 succinct stories. 

Artwork by Daniel Diasgranados
http://danieldiasgranados.info

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Sam Gellaitry - Temple (Short Stories - Out Now)

A cover of Belle and Sebastian's 1996 classic, made using sounds sampled from a Yamaha SHS-10 Keytar

Seeing Other People (Belle and Sebastian cover)

Mix of Italian ambient/minimalist/avant-garde music, mostly emanating from institutions supporting the visual arts in cities like Milan and Rome: theatre production soundtracks, video installations and architectural studies. Ethnographic plunderphonics, post-Battiato spiritual minimalism and hypnotic FM patterns, flowing with Mediterranean fourth world currents throughout.

tracklist:
Daniel Bacalov ‎– “Africa L’Animali” Il Ladro Di Anime
O.A.S.I. ‎– “Il Gioco Dei Sogni” Il Cavaliere Azzurro
Roberto Musci / Giovanni Venosta – “Nexus On The Beach” Water Messages On Desert Sand
Piero Milesi / Daniel Bacalov ‎– “Camera 2° Parte” La Camera Astratta
Riccardo Sinigaglia ‎– “Attraverso (excerpt)” Riflessi
Elicoide – “Mitochondria (excerpt)” Elicoide
The Doubling Riders ‎– “Chinese Comedy” Doublings & Silences Vol. II
Roberto Laneri ‎– “Animalia” from Anadyomene
Goffredo Haus ‎– “Cielo” Musiche Per Poche Parti
Francesco Messina ‎– “Comunicazioni Interne” Medio Occidente
Roberto Donnini ‎– “T 2 A (excerpt)” Tunedless
Mario Piacentini / Roberto Bonati / Anthony Moreno – “Sealed in a Transparent Cube” Frozen Pool
Magazzini Criminali / Jon Hassell – “Camminavo Nella Sera Piena Di Lilla” Sulla Strada
Vincenzo Zitello “Arilels” Et Vice-Versa
Roberto Mazza “Stanze Parallele” Scoprire Le Orme
Raffaele Serra – “Maldoror Theme” Kodak Ghost Poems
Giovanni Venosta ‎– “Woman In Late” Olympic Signals
Andreolina ‎– “Music In A Small Room” An Island In The Moon
Piero Milesi (w/Riccardo Sinigaglia) ‎– “The Presence Of The City” The Nuclear Observatory Of Mr. Nanof

Cover image: Munari Apartment Venice, Sottsass/Cibic.

more info here: http://rootstrata.com/rootblog/?p=8801

Music Interiors Vol. 2: Interni Italiani

Donna Leake delivered a mind expanding selection of all kinds of music at Brilliant Corners.

RA Live

RA Live - 10.09.17 Donna Leake at Brilliant Corners

Bianca Lexis - SANPO 115

Broadcast live on WNYU 89.1FM in New York City on August 7th, 2018.
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BIS Radio Show #950 with Jessy Lanza

I made this earlier in the summer to play at heavy outdoor festivals in the rain gettin real muddy but never really got to use it properly

please put it to good use

Boredoms - Super Going Edit

An investigation into fourth-world undercurrents in Japanese ambient and pop music, years 1980-1986. Mixed 2010.

Fairlights, Mallets and Bamboo (2010, Expanded)

Shrinin'

First up in a new series of Music From Memory mixtapes is Austria based Giuseppe Leonardi (@giuseppe-leonardi) with this contribution suitably named Universal Choreography. Q&A here below.

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MFM: Hi Giuseppe! So, first please could you tell a bit about your background and about how you got into making music?

GL: I grew up living in Vienna where my mother is from, and my father is from Bari, southern Italy, hence the name. My family has always been very musical and after my first experiences playing drums in a gospel church, I soon also started playing guitar in a punk rock band at age 14 with my Korean friend, who significantly opened my musical horizon. I consider myself an autodidact and besides having studied sound engineering, I taught myself to play drums, guitar, bass, keys and any other instruments I can get my hands on. This past year, besides playing as a dj, I´ve had my first live experiences and preparing for a live set for a festival this spring. So it´s an exciting transition time regarding my musical development. 

MFM: We think your sound is very unique, the sort of genre bending and transcending kind, made with a lot of feeling. What and who do you regard as your influences? And how would you describe the process of making your music, is there a specific kind of Giuseppe workflow or are there any favorite instruments you can't do without?

GL: Thanks. One person that immediately comes to mind in terms of who influenced me, not only musically, is Frank Zappa. He has inspired me a lot, with his way to surprise with the unexpected. I try to expose myself to different genres that cannot be weird enough in order to get fresh new ideas. I record at my home studio where I overdub all instruments using analog gear mostly from the 80s like the ’79 Pearl Syncussion drummachine and more recently the MAM vocoder built in Bavaria. I don’t have a specific workflow - Just drawing from inspiration, life and making sure I always eat my veggies.  

MFM: Do you remember how you came up with the ideas for writing the tracks that ended up on the Second Circle release? Would you say it has a typical Giuseppe Leonardi signature sound?

GL: The ambiant ones where recorded a few years ago while working on a job in Venice, where I had to boom operate interviews with some actors. In my spare time, I went to the sea using the equipment recording the waves of the ocean. Kannibalentanz and Orpheus were actually inspired by Maloya (music from La Reunion) and was created a few days before the final selection was defined. People often say that they can recognize a particular signature sound in my music, but its not my intention.
Its difficult for me to describe my music  but I was happy to see it being called: “heady and pleasingly melodious, that actually gets better with each successive listen.”... thanks Juno. 

MFM: So, thanks a lot for making the very first contribution to our new mix series! Maybe you could tell a bit more about the mix, what inspired you, how and where you recorded it, how you came to this selection? 

GL: I am of course excited to be the first to release a mix compilation and did spend some time putting it together. My musical influences and inspirations are very broad, which I tried to transmit. I consider my mix a collaboration with all the great people that I have gotten to know, learned from, and shared music with over the years. These include people like: dj Nomad, Julian Horn, Lauren Hansom, dj Sofa, Nu Guinea, Jan Schulte, Goldcut Crates, Phaserboys, Bayete, Sebastião de los Miedos, Tingel Tangel, Walter Daniel, Noel Dinse, Marie, of course the big god-papa, Mike Burns and many more. Ultimately, the tracks that I assembled, also reflect my own creations. I hope you enoy it!

MFM Mix 001: Giuseppe Leonardi

Broadcast live on WNYU 89.1FM in New York City on March 26th, 2019.
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