This was a highlight of my year!!! I played this set on Monday 1-2 pm @ one of my all time favorite Burning Man camps, Pink Mammoth. The dancefloor was filled with friends from all over; Alborz, New York, Alaska, and everywhere in between. 

Special thanks goes out to John, Erin, and Zach, from the wonderful Pink Mammoth family for their incredible hospitality! A true reminder of what Burning Man is all about <3

Photo by Lila (@ notaprodigy on Instagram)
Mastering by Catamine Therapy(@esrashidian)

Ace On - Pink Mammoth - Burning Man 2022

Sirens Podcast 020: Zimani

Zimani is a DJ who doesn’t care much for rules and genres. Her sets will take you through many sounds, from organic and ethnic to grungy indie, dark disco and european techno. Her live sets from events often can’t be found online - she only releases sets she designs and combines with visuals, leaving some of her creativity to only be experienced in real life, in real time.

Follow Zimani:
- www.instagram.com/zuzazimani
- www.soundcloud.com/zimani

Can you hear the Sirens call?

Sirens Podcast 020: Zimani

ROMA - Nacht der Blumen 2025 @ Hive Club

Card 2 The High Priestess

Prajna Drift

www.facebook.com/katermukke

www.facebook.com/cansonmusic

www.soundcloud.com/canson


Katermukke Live Set by Canson

www.facebook.com/voltaire.pascale

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Pascale Voltaire - MIT DIR Festival 2016 (Mühlenfloor)

Lücke aka @Schense
Schramme aka @CasimirvonOettingen

Live-Aufnahme im Waagenbau in Hamburg bei der Disko Kurios am 20.11.2018.

Download

Lücke & Schramme | Microrioos Endloos bladewärts

Canson live @ Bar 25, 26th July 2009

HANNES BIEGER on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/hannesbieger
- SoundCloud: @hannesbieger

HOW I MET THE BASS on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass
- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass
- Spotify: spoti.fi/2KipBo7

3 QUESTIONS to HANNES BIEGER:

Q: Talking about your mix: How did these super early tracks shape your career and how did you find your way into Electronic Music once?

A: Of course you are not aware of this at the moment, but in hindsight you begin to see the common thread. I think there is a straight line in my mix, leading from the first track into the last one. Like probably anyone, I had to leave out a lot of stuff – the dead end streets and side roads. But I think my mix reflects very well my musical journey from my younger self, sitting whole afternoons in front of the record player at six years old, flipping my father’s Pink Floyd and Beatles vinyls over and over again – until today, looking back on a long career as a musician, mix engineer and producer already. Take „Cirrus Minor“ by Pink Floyd, the first track of my mix. At first glance it’s an acoustic guitar ballad, but then you notice the several layers of bird sound tape loops in the intro, how they open up the reverb send on the first line of the chorus, and the way they used the organ, which later seamlessly transitioned into using synthesizers. To me, in a way, this is electronic music already – and although I could not put my finger on all the details yet when I was 6, I definitely noticed there was something special about the sound of these records. At 10 I started playing electric guitar, and from the beginning I was just as interested in the way it sounded, as I was into what I was playing. This was inseparable for me practically since day one. [read full answer on our Facebook page]

Q: Besides playing as a live-act you are mastering and mix enginieer, producer, teacher. A musician all over. How would you describe your place in the electronic music world?

A: Well, this sums it up nicely already. And ultimately I think it’s up to others to answer this question. I have been wearing so many different hats in the 20 years I am doing this now that I’d like to think I have adopted a fairly holistic view of things. I think ultimately my goal is to try and make music that can stand the test of time. The wheel is turning so fast these days. Maybe I’m not so much the guy to produce DJ tools, I always aim for something that is more of a song, a story, a journey. It is important for me to point out that I am still learning and searching, trying to develop. The more you know, the more you know what you don’t know. There still is a universe out there waiting to be explored. For years I have tried to avoid becoming part of a certain scene, being pinned down to a narrow section of what I was doing. I guess I can say that I am really feeling at home now with the labels I am affiliated with, with the artist I collaborate with etc. – and I am proud to be part of a scene that is open, inclusive and international, happy to feel the unifying force of music every day.

Q: Which exciting projects are you currently working on?

A: I am further developing my live set, and I have just completed a couple releases slated for 2020, including my first full album I am releasing as „Hannes Bieger“ – it’s coming in spring on Awesome Soundwave, a fairly new label run by Carl Cox and Christopher Coe. It’s a bit more experimental than my latest releases, and I can’t wait to share it. The only vocalist featured on the album is Ursula Rucker. I have been admiring her for many, many years, and the first track where I ever heard her voice is also included in this mix: „Loveless“ by 4hero. There is a story coming full circle here, over 20 years after this record came out I am fortunate enough to finally also work with her!

Hannes Bieger - HOW I MET THE BASS #163

Next up on our podcast series is an uplifting, melodic deep house set by Frankfurt born artist Martin Roth who now resides in Berlin. This time with his set we feature a relatively warmer journey with deep, summery tones and lush vibes. And while the set reminds of spring, we don't actually need spring to immerse ourselves in the comforting vision and atmosphere of music like this. We hope you enjoy the set!

Martin Roth 
@djmartinroth
https://martinroth.carrd.co/
www.instagram.com/djmartinroth/
www.facebook.com/martinrothofficial/
https://martinroth.bandcamp.com/

'Love Theme' - anjunadeep.ffm.to/mrlt.pbt

Getting Deeper
@getting-deeper
www.gettingdeeper.de
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★ NOW ON SPOTIFY ★ bit.ly/GettingDeeper

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Frankfurt born, Berlin based DJ, producer, & composer Martin Roth first arrived in the spotlight of global underground dance music when alongside Eric Prydz and Deadmau5, he was named a Beatport Star of 2009.

Since those days, Martin has gone from strength to strength, solidifying his reputation as one of the most respected & talented artists of the underground electronic scene.

Influenced by both the classic progressive house sound of the last few decades and the deep house & electronica avant garde of today, Martin’s productions have been continually supported by the likes of Solomun, Sasha, John Digweed, Eric Prydz, Tiefschwarz, Pete Tong amongst many other leading names.

With multiple releases on major imprints such as Anjundeep, Global Underground, Armada, Perspectives Digital, and ICONYC, to name a few, Martin is equally as natural and instinctive on the decks as he is in the studio.

2020 saw the release, with widespread acclaim, of his album masterpiece ‘Analog Guy in a Digital World’ on Lunatique Records, showcasing his undeniable flare for emotive & cinematic songwriting as well as his classical piano training and tremendous depth as an artist. 

Another of these beautiful ambient compositions - ‘Love Theme’ - is now out on Anjunadeep’s Reflections Volume 2 compilation. It signifies a decade long relationship between the label & Roth, which saw his debut release back in 2010. Since then, he’s produced some of the most memorable moments in Anjunadeep’s 15 year history, including ‘Beautiful Life’, ’Hypno Seq’ and ‘Organic Cold Brewed Hipster Funk’ EPs.   

It’s a great pleasure and honour to host him as our 132nd podcast guest and we look forward to more incredible work from Martin in the coming year!

MORE Martin Roth

Getting Deeper Podcast #132 by Martin Roth

HOW I MET THE BASS is a concept series, founded and hosted by @marc-depulse. 

It's not about mixing the current charts - it's about your roots. A storyteller. Music from your childhood and youth that once had a big impact on your later doings, showing musicially how you got in touch with Electronic Music back in the days.

Marc tells about his project:

"Techno is a huge family. These are my experiences when I'm coming to different cities and places every weekend. Doesn't matter who you are and where you're coming from. It's about making friends and having a good time together. I have met so many interesting artists during the last 2 decades and all of them love to tell their own exciting story. So I'm inviting my favorite artists from time to time to mix their musicial roots within a podcast."