Name: Heron presents: The Grasshopper Warbler 001 w/ Slam by Heron in techno
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The Grasshopper Warbler relaunches 2014 with a stunning set by Soma founders Slam in the first episode. The mix has been recorded at a Pressure night in Glasgow, December last year. Thanks to Orde & Stuart for showing their support for my podcast by contributing this great work! Enjoy!


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Heron presents: The Grasshopper Warbler 001 w/ Slam

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Woo York | Smoke Signal
[SOMA397]

1. Smoke Signal
2. Cold Welding

Ukrainian based duo Woo York mark their second release on Soma with yet more deep, dark underground vibes on the Smoke Signal EP. After the huge success generated from Ancient Light earlier last year it seemed natural to keep up with the duo’s output and once again the pair have deliver two perfectly warped Techno bombs

Title track Smoke Signal is a deep, evolving monster growing from resonating sub bass and cleverly crafted percussion. Woo York strip things back for this one as dark, brooding synths ping through stuttered and looping beats. A perfect dance floor tool.

Cold Welding drops next, building from the depths out a hollowed out, distorted core leading slowly into a fierce, kicking loop. More stripped percussion keep the track flowing as ethereal atmospheres ebbs out in the background giving this track a much deeper edge than you would think. 

Woo York have crafted two excellent Techno tools, born from their amazing live sets. With even more material on the way from them they are fast becoming core artists of an ever-evolving Soma.

Mastered by Conor Dalton at Soma Mastering

Woo York - Cold Welding (Soma 397)

Woo York - Smoke Signal (Soma 397)

Remain Ltd 061 opens up the hotter seasons of the year with Blame EP., a two track release by Axel Karakasis.

The title track is a feisty production: an amalgamate of dark loops and hauntingly catchy rhythm with playful synths and crafty samples. Axel Karakasis shows his skills and wittiness in creating tracks that guarantee a massive dancefloor workout!

Arrival time is the counterpart in this release not to be underestimated! The track is a brilliant tool, a unique piece of techno to keep those crowds on their feet until the very small hours. Slamming beats, a galore of samples and a beautifully placed cut that creates anything but excitement!


Axel Karakasis - Blame

Remain Podcast 47 with Axel Karakasis 

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	1.	Doublewave - Observers  
	2.	Dhes - Flex 
	3.	Daryl Stay - Octodrum  
	4.	Fractious - Fast Lane 
	5.	Gabriel D’Or & Bordoy - Amox 
	6.	Axel Karakasis - Blame  
	7.	Giorgio Rusconi - Voyager  
	8.	Hugo Paixao - Synth Collision 
	9.	Alex di Stefano - Phoneutria (M.I.T.A. remix) 
	10.	Maae - the Beginning 
	11.	Axel Karakasis - Arrival Time  
	12.	Andres Gil - Hazy Blaze  
	13.	Sin Sin - Tribe (NHB Remix) 
	14.	M.A.D.A. & Plankton - Hellvenum  
	15.	Luigi Madonna - Halakne

Remain Podcast 47 with Axel Karakasis

An affection to vinyl at an early stage is most probably the best precondition to become somebody finally ending up playing those vinyls for people. Somebody with a musical background. Somebody picking the right record at the right time. Somebody serving and educating people at the same time. Somebody being called a DJ. 

This fascination for records, starting in the mid 80's as a collector, and later on in the early 90's as a DJ still is burns with Alex from deep inside. After years of touring th world, from Europe to Australia, Asia to America and back and all over again, and playing at countless clubs and festivals with a complex, digital setup, Alex decided to return to vinyl as a statement and confession to the basic art of Djing. Why? Because he can. And because of the fact that it`s the music that counts. It has to be seleced by the DJ, carefully curated and played on spot. It`s the music which has the impact on the visitors of the club or festival so that their reaction scales the intensity of this particular experience. It ́s the music which is the key element for a good performace and which has to be supported by a good, powerful soundsystem, a fitting surrounding and the technical way it is.

 Tracklist via
-Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify
-Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/
-Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup
Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/
 
Subscribe to our podcast on
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-Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3
-Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts
-Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer
 
Keep up with SLAM: https://fanlink.tv/Slam 
Keep up with Soma Records: https://linktr.ee/somarecords 
 
For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk
Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

#SlamRadio - 654 - Alex Bau

Perfo is the 450th guest of our original HATE Podcast series.

This mix is an attempt to cover and condense what's been on my mind, shaping it into a coherent narrative - a sort of speculative history of imagined futures. I wanted to reward patient listeners with something that gradually unfolds, something that at moments feels eschewing and idiosyncratic, playing with tone and rhythm in ways that contrast trends. 

The story is propelled by this sense of futurism that has always existed in our music and our culture, while being firmly rooted in history's oldest instinct - forward motion.

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HATE Podcast

HATE Podcast 450

Perfo — HATE Podcast 450

April Kerry Joins Darkelementsofc Guestmix Series #084

April Kerry is known for her raw, hypnotic, and groovy sound. For the past seven years, she’s played festivals and events across Australia, sharing stages with some of techno’s biggest
names at iconic venues like the Sydney Myer Music Bowl. With an unwavering focus on sound quality, both in the studio and behind the decks, she’s crafted a style that’s unmistakably her own. Recent support slots for Ben Klock and Stef Mendesidis further cement her place as a driving force in the scene.

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DEOFC 084 | APRIL KERRY

Second edition of PYRAMID NIGHT CUTS — raw live recordings from the heart of Pyramid.

For this episode, Berlin-based Spanish DJ and producer Anika Kunst delivers a vinyl-only set blending groovy, old-school techno with subtle electro touches. Warm, hypnotic, and deeply rhythmic, her performance captures the essence of late-night movement — no frills, just pure analog flow

PYRAMID Night Cuts: Anika Kunst

Jamie Anderson was born in London and raised in a musical environment, eventually relocating to Bristol in the mid 80’s, where he continued training in improvisation with jazz pianist Dave Buxton for several years. Whilst performing in local bands and working in a Bristol record shop during the early 1990s, he developed a deep love for electronic music and turntablism, fusing elements of acid house, funk, Latin, and Detroit techno into his craft.

In 1997, Anderson founded the label Artform, making his solo debut with the Prototype EP. In 2001, he released his first full-length album Blue Music on NRK, followed by the mix CD Nite:Life 013 and key tracks such as “Black Sun,” “Player Hater,” and “Rebel Sound.” His productions and remixes also appeared on respected labels including Rotation, Cocoon, Fossil Archive, 100% Pure, and Flash Recordings.

Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, Jamie Anderson became a fixture on the global DJ circuit, performing at major international events and building a devoted following for his energetic DJ sets and live performances. He collaborated with fellow artists such as Jerome, Dave Angel, Jesse Rose, K. Alexi, Lee Pattison, and Owain K—releasing standout singles like “Body Jackin’” and “Cyclone,” and refining his signature groove-driven sound.

With his Artform Studio based in Berlin since 2014, Anderson continues to evolve his craft—collaborating with artists including Robert Owens, R.M.K., Daniel Haaksman, and Kapote on numerous high-quality studio productions. He remains active as a DJ, performing across Europe and around the globe.

Tracklist via
-Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify
-Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/
-Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup
Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/
 
Subscribe to our podcast on
-iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh
-Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3
-Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts
-Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer
 
Keep up with SLAM: https://fanlink.tv/Slam 
Keep up with Soma Records: https://linktr.ee/somarecords 
 
For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk
Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

#SlamRadio - 658 - Jamie Anderson

Paàl is a Berlin-based live act and producer with a versatile, percussive approach to club music. Moving between house and techno, his sound blends deep atmospheres with driving rhythmic intensity, creating immersive and physical dance floor experiences. His hardware live sets are spontaneous and energetic, offering a raw and evolving take on contemporary club performance. As a producer, he has released on labels including Bipolar Disorder, Fides, Midnight Shift and Club QU, with tracks that balance clarity and groove. With appearances at venues such as Berghain, Tresor and RSO, Paàl continues to shape a sound defined by depth, openness and freedom from genre boxes.

In this set, Paàl delivers a journey into hypnotic grooves and subtle intensity, capturing just the right amount of deepness for those steaming, sunlit mornings. Rhythms simmer and roll with energy, carrying the dance floor forward in a haze of warmth and momentum.

@paal

Track List
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Javier Salazar - Manifeste 
BMBMND - Evaporite 
Javier Salazar - Manifeste (Doltz Remix) 
Massa - Magma 
Lindamann - Wiggle
No Name - Seven 
Endmodell - 0210 
GLYNY - No Signs Of Life
Arthur Robert - Plasma Waves 
Vinicius Honorio - Take  A Gospel 
Adner - Lashi (No Name Remix )
Motion Symmetry - Orbassano 
Invexis - Waterpipe 
Tarker - Moar 
Dagga and Confidential Recipe - Highhorse Edit 
Falling Echoes - System Cycle 
A.Paul - Mangolia 
Rizla Ops - Amantia 
A. Paul - Amnesia 
No Name - Fast Forward 
Decoder - Phasing

BCCO Mix Series 660: Paàl

Familia esta semana en la sesión de podcast tenemos a nuestros residentes y fundadores, @anxiety.col & @xianx quienes comparten con nostros una enorme sesión con mucho derroche de buen techno y sin más preámbulos. ENJOY🔥🔉

Anxiety B2B Xianx -Error in the System Podcast #041

This is the CLR Podcast 441 with a set by BLANKA. Enjoy!

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Tracklist - CLR Podcast 441 I BLANKA

Confusion - Paramount - RAUM Records
LITTLEFISH - Do Not Disturb - T&NE Records
Katnada - Rhythm (Edit) - Divine Nature
Alpha Tracks - Spring/2025 (Kameliia Remix) - Alpha Tracks
Neo - Naughty Stingray - Vault Records
Neo - Reflex - Vault Records
Bidoben - Snakeholes - Sublunar
Nastia Reigel - Dream Trade - Infrastructure New York
Metapattern - Martains Among Us - Hayes
Temudo - Leaving the Old Flesh - Mord
Regent - Decipher - Upcoming on Room Trax
Pierce  - Devious Path (ogtrues Remix) - KYSH
DJ Dextro, Cardao - The Secret - Special Series
Linear System - Kyomu Kairou - BCCO
Linear System - Mirai Doku - BCCO
KRALLE - Alchemy of Sorrow - Grab the groove
Michael Ius - Glassy - Vault Records
ogtrues - Satya - RAUM Records
Funk Assault - Terms and Conditions - Primal Instinct
Introversion - Signs - Arts
Biemsix - I Know It's Demons (Alpha Tracks Remix) - Exekute

CLR Podcast 441 I BLANKA

A modular exploration from Erik Jabari, captured live at New Faces, June 11, 2025.

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Photo credit: Marie Staggat: www.marie-staggat.com/
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About Tresor Berlin
At midnight, on March 13th 1991, a basement door opened at Leipziger Strasse 126, Berlin. Through this door, many passed, on their way to defining new terrains in electronic music. There they found a dance floor in the vaults of a closed-down department store, with a unique sound bound to dense fog, building night after night a history that was also a vision of the future.

This history has seen in Jeff Mills’ first sets on three turntables, Underground Resistance's first live appearances in Europe, grandiose Tresor Park parties, to various chapters of the Loveparade with Sven Väth in the 90s and since then countless generation-spanning parties. These moments represent the highlights of infinite personal clubbing experiences. It is the manifestation of the Berlin spirit, emerging from its considerable strife. This history is not without its complications - from temporary closure by the authorities and several raids in the early years to closure and demolition of the old location in 2005. What followed was years of wandering in exile and, finally, resurrection in the new home in Kraftwerk Berlin.

These stories, conversations and shared experiences within our walls forge a resilience that drives towards a shared ideal, the Tresor sound: community, resistance, and the world to come. This was observed in the newly re-unified German youth, who danced and celebrated together from the club’s inception, and into the present day through ongoing community work in Detroit.

To those that have danced before, and to those that will dance in the future: the light at the end of the long Tresor tunnel is a signal. A flicker amidst the fog. This is our future. This is our place.

Erik Jabari (Live Modular Set) | Live at Tresor - 11.05.25

Children Of Tomorrow's Podcast 80 - ØLMØ

Many times, biographies of techno acts start by singing their praise of an extremely early,
extraordinary talent on synthesizers and other electronic devices.

In Heron’s case, things are different. Because Martin Spittel has been shaped musically since his childhood, the influences were as diverse as music can be.

On one side, there was his grandfather, who played various instruments, and to whom young Martin related closest to and whose influence still lasts until today. On the other side there were his cousins who were not much older than himself, enthusiastic about AC/DC, and band members themselves. Over the course of the following years, he explored the diversity of Black, Death and Trash Metal, EBM and Industrial, right up to Detroit Techno.

Ever since then, Heron's environment served as compensation to ferce parties and expanding his musical horizon. This symbiosis from the love of nature and the musical influences from his early childhood are a direct reflection of Heron’s entire life.

Following the scream of the waders (limicoline birds), he moved to picturesque island Norderney in 2003. There, exploring the island’s national park, he decided to live up to his enthusiasm about nature by going to study landscape ecology at the University of Münster. It turned out: The relocation to Münster was the initial spark for his career; the months in Norderney were inspiration for the name of his label “Limikola” which was founded in late 2008 and enjoyed enormous support by both DJs and fans.

After launching his now very successful °Schaltkreis-parties with four friends in mid-2007, everything went quickly: His first own radio show “The Grasshopper Warbler”, contacts to prominent players like Someone Else and Heartthrob, and finally the moment in early 2008 during the season’s opening at Time Warp, when Richie Hawtin played all three tracks from Heron’s Retro EP. It was merely his second EP, released on a netlabel (Minisome), and it became immediately successful. A knightly accolade.

The journey that Heron started lead to his bombshell track “Welcome to the Adventure Club” that charted in the Beatport charts in 2008, and continued with remixes and releases for Synewave, Supdub, Swap, micro.fon, Prosthetic Pressings and Sleaze Records. In 2010, it culminated with a tour across North America during the summer.

Two years later he released his very first EP on the legendary Detroit label KMS Records, owned by Kevin Saunderson, followed by remixes for Drumcomplex, P-Ben and Chris Gekä, one collaboration project with Inner City's Ann Saunderson and his second solo release „Ride The Pride“. Furthermore he made the step into the Soma family by publishing three solo EPs and an EP with Kevin's son Dantiez Saunderson, as well as he started to release on Florian Meindl's FLASH Recordings.

Bookings: hello@heron-music.com

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