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James Blake "Limit To Your Love" H Foundation's Butterfly Effect Mix

Born in Mexico, now living in Lyon (France), Leonor has released on various labels, while charting top positions on Beatport and Juno. His debut Ep was on Nein Rec. and after that have come releases and remixes on labels such as Feines Tier, My Favorite Robot, TAU and Ombra INTL to name a few.

His music has been remixed by Ali Kuru, Sasha Funke, Mytron & Ofofo, Curses, Damon Jee or Richard Rossa among others.

We're happy to have him on board - enjoy the mix!

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Play Pal Mix 059: Leonor (My Favorite Robot / MEX)

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DJ GRAVLAX & Opprefish - Popopopopopohooo

Ornella has been a fixture in Oslo’s clubbing scene since before she was a DJ. A regular presence on the dance floors of Villa and Jaeger, Ornella eventually made the leap to the other side of the booth, encouraged by peers that had seen a nascent talent. 

Her presence on dance floors are still consistent, but in recent years she’s been orchestrating it, rather than participating in it. Known for sets that cultivate mood and atmosphere, Ornella has been a favourite in DJ booths around Oslo and further afield. When she’s not in the booth she’s facilitating the scene with her work as the booker for Gehor, adding to the rich sonic landscape of the city. 

Ornella makes her debut on Jaeger Mix with a 2 hour sonic journey through House music’s extended reach in an atmospheric and airy progression. 

Picture: Marianne Skay

Jaeger Mix series

JM#218 - Ornella

Sirens Podcast 032: Miko Franconi

Miko Franconi is a Honolulu-based DJ/producer and the founder of Centered Hawaii events. For decades, he has been a prominent figure in Hawaii’s house and techno scene. Known for his moody, atmospheric dark beats blended with driving indie rhythms and captivating vocal tracks, Miko’s sets have become a staple in underground dance music. His unique sound, drawing from diverse influences, has earned him recognition both in Hawaii and beyond. Featured in the May 2022 issue of DJ LIFE magazine (formerly DJ TIMES) for his contributions to the dance music scene, he was also voted "DJ of the Year" by The Honolulu Star-Bulletin. His recent release, "Universal Love," in collaboration with Musumeci, reached Beatport’s Top 10 Deep House chart.

Spreading aloha through his music, Miko curates some of Hawaii's most innovative events with his promotional company, Centered Hawaii, bringing world-class talent to the islands. Whether hosting his residency nights or organizing island festivals, Miko is committed to elevating Hawaii's presence on the global dance music map.

Follow Miko Franconi:
- www.instagram.com/soundsexy
- www.soundcloud.com/soundsex
- www.facebook.com/soundsex
- www.beatport.com/artist/miko-franconi/354404
- www.instagram.com/centeredhawaii/

Can you hear the Sirens call?

Sirens Podcast 032: Miko Franconi

The track is taken from the forthcoming album ’Trialog’ - out April 17th
On March 20th the tracks Azrael and Ghost will be released as double A side 12inch release with remixes by Pillow Talk and The Field.

HVOB - Azrael

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Ghost

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The Anxiety To Please

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/meine_unterkunft_ist_die_unvernunft_remixed_ep

At the end of last year, we celebrated the release of Jo “Schlammpeitziger” Zimmermann's brand new album “Meine Unterkunft ist die Unvernunft” on his 60th birthday at Kompakt Recordstore. Now we are delighted to present the accompanying remixes. An illustrious group of long-time companions has come together to pay tribute to the master of electronic eccentricity with remixes. Schlammpeitziger says thank you in his own way by immortalizing all the contributors with finely selected photos, hand-decorated on the cover.

Meine Unterkunft ist die Unvernunft Remixed

Loch ohne Licht (HJirok “Loch mit Licht” Remix)

Schlammpeitziger - Loch ohne Licht (HJirok “Loch mit Licht” Remix)

Meet Leng’s latest signings, Liminal – a Danish duo comprised of guitarist, multi-instrumentalist and producer David Rosenkilde, and DJ, producer and sound engineer Morten Troest. 

The pair first met when Rosenkilde was booked to perform as a session musician at Troest studio. They clicked immediately so with Troest’s studio skills and inherent knowledge of what works on dancefloors paired with Rosenkilde’s abilities as a musician they decided to produce their own music together working to one simple rule: try out every idea, however outlandish!

Since then, Rosenkilde and Troest have been recording their debut album that’s set for release on Leng later in 2025. First, though, we get a taste of their talents via ‘Keep Coming Back To Me’, an impressive debut single that blends electric and electronic instrumentation while keeping its focus fixed on the dancefloor.

Ushered in by shakers, rubbery bass and flanged guitar licks, ‘Keep Coming Back To Me’ blurs the boundaries between colourful nu-disco, low-slung dub disco and the sun-splashed beauty of the more club-friendly end of the Balearic spectrum. It boasts a hazy, multi-tracked and lightly glassy-eyed lead vocal, as well as a nagging TB-303 acid line that works its way to the fore as the track progresses, adding extra layers of excitement and energy as it unfolds.

Remixer Ray Mang (AKA long-time friend of the label Raj Gupta) takes the latter element as his inspiration on a stunning, nine-minute plus remix that brilliantly re-frames the track as a blend of tactile 21st century nu-disco colour, hypnotic proto-house and analogue-rich, acid-fired Chicago jack. Re-playing the bassline in an early Chicago house style and reaching for lo-fi and spacey synth sounds, the veteran British producer frequently strips the track back to the groove before re-introducing the vocal and the dreamiest of chords.

Liminal also display their sonic diversity on bonus cut ‘The Moon Is Changing’, a wonderfully atmospheric and star-lit affair in which spacey ambient chords, twinkling electric piano keys and intergalactic electronics slowly usher in a mid-tempo Norse nu-disco groove. The pair build slowly, adding vocals and layered guitar licks. The results are hard to pigeonhole but thoroughly impressive, offering a tantalising glimpse of what’s to come on their must-check debut album.

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Liminal - The Moon Is Changing

Tracks thinking about a future in Africa with cultural roots and a look at what is ahead

Midnight Mirage

Elemental Vol. 1 moves through earth, air, fire, and water not as metaphors but as emotional states. The songs drift like weather systems, mixing tenderness with atmosphere - acoustic guitars and field-warm vocals meeting the pulse of understated techno rhythms. The production is deliberately porous: wood and wire breathing alongside soft synths and spectral drum-machine traces. It's an "acoustic techno" album in the sense that rhythm and resonance share the same dirt. The songs carry the physical textures of wind in rafters, gravel underfoot, or rain on a roof, yet they shimmer with digital light. This meeting of folk intimacy and electronic timbres gives the album its peculiar gravity - part back-porch confession, part after-hours heartbeat.

Lyrically, Elemental Vol. 1 abandons conventional pop architecture. Instead of verse–chorus–bridge repetition, each piece unfolds as a field poem - free-form, continuous, and responsive to its own inner weather. The writing treats structure as tide rather than grid: refrains return when they need to, not when they're told to. This openness lets the language breathe in sync with the natural imagery that drives it - storms, light, stone, silence - and invites listeners to inhabit the songs as evolving spaces rather than predictable forms. Across the various mixes of its six song poems - We Learn the Sky, Don't Sightsee This Heart, Be a Storm in Me, Til the Heat Is Gone, You Happen Like Weather, and Wild Gifts - the album traces the cycles of intimacy and impermanence, finding in their motion the same quiet power that turns seasons, wheels, and hearts.

You Happen Like Weather (I)

The track is taken from the EP ’Tender Skin / The Anxiety to Please’. It comes as double A side 12inch with remixes by Scuba and DJ Tennis.

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Tender Skin

Very pleased to welcome Brussels native Raphaël de Sauvage alias Cabaret Nocturne to the Clandestino series. His recent EP's on Join Our Club have all been essential, with previous output on Rotten City and Melómana of similar quality; no surprise since he cites New Order, Prince and Depeche Mode among his heaviest influences. His new EP 'Blood Walk' on Beachcoma is out this week; and his monthly K7 Nocturne podcasts are well worth seeking out

https://soundcloud.com/cabaretnocturne

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Clandestino 070 - Cabaret Nocturne

Available on: https://sprechen.bandcamp.com/album/sm014-various-zwei-jahre-sprechen-2-years-of-sprechen

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James Rod & Chris Massey - Spanglish feat. Danielle Moore ( OUT NOW)

H-Foundation is the legendary DJ and production duo, Hipp-e and Halo. Founded in the late 90s, Eric Galaviz (Hipp-E) and Brian Varga (Halo) took their West Coast house and techno inspirations and created a unique dub-influenced sound that transformed the music scene and helped birth today’s tech house genre. Tracks such as “Hear Dis Sound” and “Tonight” catapulted H-Foundation to the top of the music scene, garnering accolades from Pete Tong and Carl Cox, and landing a long-standing residency at London’s famed Fabric night club.

After years of success, the pair decided to part ways to focus on individual pursuits and life goals. But, in 2020, after years of personal and spiritual growth, H-Foundation is back together, rejuvenated and reinvigorated more than ever. Inspired by the same interests that brought these two friends together two decades ago, Hipp-E and Halo are in the studio again creating sophisticated, ground-breaking rhythms and sound. With a release planned for DJ and tastemaker Yousef’s Circus label in early 2020 and plans to align with top labels such as Crosstown Rebels & Muted Noise, H-Foundation is poised to push forward the direction of organic house and techno for years to come.

James Blake "Limit To Your Love" H Foundation's Butterfly Effect Mix

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