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The Zen Critter Show - Episode 13 (Season Finale)

Lahn Sahbi - Mehrak / ABUL3EES (Hisham's Eerie Rework)

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DJ Set @ Tafkeek Vol.2 17/07/2025

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Aunt Anne's Wind Upz

KIKA

PASSO O SACO E SARRO

REBOLA

Born in the 1970s and crystallized by Brian Eno’s vision, Ambient music invites you to *listen differently* not for melody or rhythm, but for atmosphere. It’s music that fills space rather than commands it, blurring the line between sound and environment. Built from gentle drones, field recordings, and evolving textures, Ambient creates emotional landscapes, calm, introspective, and infinite. It’s the sound of stillness, designed to enhance rather than distract, to let the listener drift between focus and dream. This episode explores how Ambient reshaped modern sound! from minimalism to electronic art, meditation, and beyond.

The Genre Guide - Ambient

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160 FM - Episode 7

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160 FM - Episode 8 (Season Finale)

Eccentric, minimalist, and radically ahead of his time, Erik Satie reshaped modern music by doing less and making it mean more. His works like Gymnopédies and Gnossiennes drift with quiet intention: simple melodies, spacious harmonies, and a gentle repetition that feels almost ambient before ambient existed. Satie rejected grand Romantic gestures, instead crafting music that was intimate, transparent, and quietly subversive. His influence stretches from Debussy to Cage, from minimalism to modern film scores. This episode dives into how Satie’s delicate, reflective world redefined emotion in music proving that softness can be revolutionary, and simplicity can be infinite.

The Genre Guide - Erik Satie (Season Finale)

Laid-back, introspective, and sonically expansive, Ambient Rap fuses the lyricism and rhythm of hip-hop with the ethereal textures, atmospheric pads, and immersive soundscapes. Music that feel like floating through space, reverb-drenched melodies, and layered textures creating mood over aggression. It’s less about punchy hooks and drums, more about vibe, emotion, and cinematic storytelling. This episode dives into how Ambient Rap transforms traditional hip-hop frameworks into meditative, atmospheric journeys, turning ambience into a reflective, modern sound world.

The Genre Guide - Ambient Rap

A pioneer of Japan’s ambient landscape, Susumu Yokota created sound that feels like memory dissolving into air. His work combines soft sampling, granular textures, delicate electronic processing and emotional abstraction, crafting music that hovers between dream and digital artifact. Albums like Sakura and Grinning Cat showcase his ability to sculpt space where loops blur, fragments humanize, and repetition becomes meditation. Yokota approached production like watercolor: subtle layers, quiet motion, and melodic ghosts drifting through reverb. His influence reaches far into modern ambient and experimental scenes, reminding producers that atmosphere can carry narrative without words. This episode floats through his world: serene, fragmented, and infinite.

The Genre Guide - Susumu Yokota

Raw, rebellious, and unapologetically London, Grime emerged in the early 2000s from pirate radio frequencies and estates. It’s built on 140 BPM urgency, jagged synth lines, sparse drums, and MC flows that spit rhythm like percussion. Fast cadences, clashing slang, and pure impact delivery. Pioneers like Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, Skepta, and Kano turned struggle into bar-fuelled alchemy, crafting a genre that feels digital-ragged and human-sharp at the same time. Grime is radio culture, street culture, voice culture, minimal, cold, loud, and game-changing. This episode rewinds the dials, exploring the syntax, the reloads, the set energy, and the sound that made lyrical pressure a movement.

The Genre Guide - Grime

Dark, smoky, and dripping in nostalgia, Phonk blends chopped-and-screwed Memphis rap with dusty 90s samples, eerie melodies, and crunchy, over-compressed drums. Built on distorted 808s, cowbells, slowed vocals, and tape-worn textures, the genre moved from underground mixtapes to global dominance through internet culture and driving edits. Whether it’s Cowbell-heavy Drift Phonk , classic Memphis-inspired horror atmospheres, or moodier, hazy “Lo-fi Phonk,” the sound keeps its grit and attitude intact. This episode dives into the retro darkness, raw swagger, and DIY energy that make Phonk one of today’s most addictive hybrid genres.

The Genre Guide - Phonk

Automatic Rounds 187T3

Mind Blown

UGLY

Get Out My Way

Evil Shit

Break Da Law (We Smoke)

PIMP (DEM SLUTS)

Hard

This For You (Haters)

Backseat Xan!

ROYAL RUMBLE

CRAZY TITCH

NEXT HYPE

SWEET SYNC STORE (All Caps)

News Rap

Stop

Busy Dubbin

I Will Have That Power

FICA

Unlisenced Euphoria

The Dark

Smoke Knows My Name

Bass Debt

Alarming Renaissance

Leftfield bass is a boundary pushing strain of bass music that prioritizes experimentation over formula. Rooted in dubstep, grime, breakbeat, UK bass, and broken beat traditions, it twists low-end pressure through abstract sound design, irregular grooves, and unexpected structures. Rather than chasing drops or predictable energy, leftfield bass plays with space, tension, and texture, often feeling darker, weirder, or more cerebral. It thrives in underground club contexts where sound systems matter and curiosity is rewarded. 

badrom, Emerging Cairo based multidisciplinary artist takes over the show this episode and blurs lines between dancefloor functionality and avant-garde exploration, offering bass music that challenges the body and the mind at the same time.

The Genre Guide - Left Field Bass (badrom Takeover)

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