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G.I.O.N. - Forever Forward (Robert Armani Remix) hrn9

Each show I ask an electro/electronic music producer to select some tracks:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music 
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently 
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

This week selections come from Santiago Salazar aka Seldom Seen, USA

More info:

https://soundcloud.com/santiago_salazar
https://soundcloud.com/seldom-seen-4

Track list:

Illektrolab - Bass Agenda Intro 2013
Mr De - Y2K Bug
Seldom Seen - So So So
T. Linder - Respekt featuring Blak Tony
Commix - Satellite Song (Satellite Slide Underground Resistance remix)
Silent Servant - Strange Attractor
Dopplereffekt - Tetrahymena
DJ Di'jital - Bang
Underground Resistance - Footwars (Detroit vs Chicago edit)
Seldom Seen featuring Chela Una - Where's The Good?
The Martian - The Voice of Grandmother
Audiotech - Phase 2
Seldom Seen - Slide Me Yo' Luv
Systemic - Phi (Heuristic Audio remix)
The Advent featuring Paris Da Black Fu - Pandemic (Steve Rachmad remix)
Das Muster - Testobjekt
Exillon - Time Shadow
▲● - Los Vigilantes
G.I.O.N - Jack Frost (S2 remix)
Underground Resistance - Off Axis Gravitational Fields
Ritzi Lee - Black Dust (Scan 7 remix)
The Martian - Ultraviolet Images

Bass Agenda Year 1

Bass Agenda 64: Part 1 - Interview & guest selections from Santiago Salazar aka Seldom Seen

Parts 2 and 3 of Bass Agenda 64 (part one is here http://snd.sc/1hLIyVW )

Part 2: Guest Mix from Seldom Seen

01. Seldom Seen - Radio de Slide - Frustrated Funk
02. Seldom Seen - Motomachi Slide - (unreleased)
03. Seldom Seen - Varrio Funk - (unreleased)
04. DJ Skurge - Slide Skate - Underground Resistance
05. Commix - Satellite Song (Underground Resistance Remix) - Metalheadz
06. G.I.O.N. - Jack Frost (S² Remix) - Human Race Nation
07. DJ S2 - Nasty - Underground Resistance (7 inch)
08. S² - Kamasutra - Underground Resistance
09. DJ S2 - Funkatropolis - Underground Resistance (7 inch)
10. Seldom Seen - R.I.P. Slide - Frustrated Funk
11. S² - Stunning - Underground Resistance
12. Seldom Seen - Chifu Ne? - (unreleased)
13. S² - Slide - Underground Resistance *(bonus vox by Xol)
14. Seldom Seen - Bring Dat Shit Back - Frustrated Funk *(coming soon)
15. DJ Bone - The Music (Seldom Seen Remix) - Subject Detroit
16. Seldom Seen - Close Your Eyes - (unreleased)
17.  Seldom Seen - Pinky Popped Out - (unreleased)
18.  Seldom Seen - Hat Down Low - (unreleased)
19.  Seldom Seen - Catwalk - Frigio Records


Part 3: The Bass Agenda Techno Fix with Jay Mass

More info: https://soundcloud.com/jay_mass

Hotel Oasiz (Robert Hood Remix) - DJ 3000                                              
Rough (Samuel L Session Remix) - Dimitrios K                                          
Remainings III (Original Jesper Dahlback Remastered Remix) -  Adam Beyer                                           
1001 Jamestown Ave (Original Mix) - Abandoned Footwear                                   
010x (Truncate Remix) - Benjamin Damage                                      
3.1 (Humate's 98 Mix) -  Humate                                               
Alia (Gary Martin Remix) -Gerald Mitchell & DJ 3000     
lrigwoC esreveR (Original Mix) -  Highsage

Bass Agenda 64: Parts 2 & 3 Guest mix from Seldom Seen and Techno Fix with Jay Mass

A clip from Aiken's 'Looking Inward' EP out now on Semantica Records. This is the last track on the B-side.

Aiken - Restless (Juho Kusti Remix) clip

The fact that Mirko Loko's released on labels like Cadenza, Desolat and Visionquest proves this is a guy packing serious talent. 

'Butterfly Effect' and 'Harder' are fine examples of his knack of producing the type of tracks that get you locked in for the entirety and his forthcoming 'Kolor' EP, again on Luciano's Cadenza, sees him deliver more cosmic and mesmerising power. 

More exclusive music

Premiere: Mirko Loko 'Kolor' (Carl Craig's C2 Remix Part One)

Buy Links:
<a href="http://lwx.so/RYXT">Selected Remixes Two on Beatport</a>

Second pack of remixes from Rennie Foster's vault. Starting off with the soulful electronics of "Everything Needs To Be Clear" by Erell Ranson. originally appearing on clear vinyl from aDepth audio.. Rennie then turns Paul Mac's vocal driven DJ cut "Raw Basics 3" into a relentless, jackin' house track. Nagano City's local techno crew, Human Race Nation, track "Haze" also provides the basic ingredients for Rennie's mass expanded rework, adding elements of Japanese sounds and rolling, tribal percussion. Released just last year on Vancouver label, Subspec,, "Unleash The Kraken" is a highly playable, techno monster, with Rennie's signature production and arrangement. Finally, "Alia" is an uptempo, tribal techno rework, originally by Gerald Mitchell of Los Hermanos and DJ 3000, originally released on limited, white label vinyl, through Detroit label, Motech. Solid pack of remixes, get em. 

Delivered by <a href='http://www.label-worx.com'>Label Worx</a> on behalf of <a href='http://www.renniefoster.com'>RF</a>

RF009 : Human Race Nation - Haze (Rennie Foster's Tokyology Mix)

PRE-ORDER VINYL: http://www.darkentriesrecords.com/store/dark-entries/smersh-super-heavy-solid-waste-lp/ ‎

Dark Entries returns to the New Jersey basement studio to unearth another compilation cassette recordings by Smersh titled “Super Heavy Solid Waste”. Smersh was the duo of Mike Mangino and Chris Shepard, who began making music together in the late 70s. They were uninterested in traditional notions of songwriting or live performance. Everything they needed was in Piscataway NJ: a basement full of analog gear, a Roland TR-606 (the same “Roland” who was listed as a member of Big Black), a SH-09 (Cabaret Voltaire’s favorite synth), and a TB-303  (the sound of acid house). Most Monday nights, they would write a new song from scratch. A couple hours later, the song was recorded, never to be performed again.

By 1981, this dedication to spontaneous creativity had already produced countless recordings, and the duo began releasing cassettes as Smersh via their own Atlas King label. A definitive Smersh discography may not even be possible, but one lists more than 30 Atlas King cassettes. As these tapes traded their way across continents, Smersh developed a devoted following in places far beyond Piscataway, leading to releases on dozens of other labels from around the globe. Smersh’s sound is a lush hybrid of techno, industrial, dance, and experimental. Sometimes easy, sometime not. Most songs revolve around driving EBM style beats, intricate industrial noise manipulation and synth melodies. The Smersh sound has so many faces it doesn’t fall into any one category. For “Super Heavy Solid Waste” we have selected 8 songs, focusing on the harder, harsher, rhythmic side of Smersh’s vast discography. Spanning a ten year period, 1983-1993, this the first time all but one of these songs are appearing on vinyl.

Each song has been carefully remastered from the cassette originals for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. The vinyl comes housed in a sludge-infused jacket designed by Eloise Leigh, using art motifs and textures sourced from their original cassettes, as well an 11x11 offset printed insert. 

Out Demon Out

Why is a man not a camel? 
Public Possession “Under The Influence” catalogue number 006 is another delivery from Down Under. Four customised Disco heaters roughly built around an Arabic theme – with Italian background. Courtesy of Tamas Jones & Paul Harmon (building the duo „Carpentaria“) and George Hysteric on the flipside. Tamas Jones, one half of “Hey Convict!” , was already introduced on PP UTI 05 and if you are into Italo Disco Hysteric might be no stranger to you. Having contributed various high class mixes to his own imprint “Mothball Record” as well as an edit to “Bordello A Parigi” we have been following his activities for quite a while now. For PP they joined forces and 4 hot tracks to watch out for are the outcome.

B2) Hysteric - Arabian 02 (snippet)

B1) Hysteric - Arabian 01 (snippet)

A2) Carpentaria - Der Inder (snippet)

A1) Carpentaria - Gadget Messiah (snippet)

For a real holy musical experience, we advise you watch Robert Hood's Floorplan set at Weather Festival in Paris.

The Detroit DJ and producer laid down two hours of pure, pounding techno with sprinkles of disco and those powerful gospel influences we've come to expect from him since debut Floorplan album 'Paradise' in 2013.

Premiere: Gary Martin 'Well' (Robert Hood remix)

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Human Race Nation, owned and operated by Atsushi Fujisawa and Shouhei Koshi, is an electronic and experimental dance music label. We are based in Nagano, Japan. Our sound and visual have been formed from the close relationship between the Nagano community and the artists we respect.

Our vinyls and CDs are distributed by INTERGROOVE (GER).

I am not a DJ. 
I am not a producer.
 I am not a musician. 
I am a just only listener.

The list is made for my own use.
Of course, it's good to get like and use it.
But my ideal is for you to make a list based on my list.

G.I.O.N. - Forever Forward (Robert Armani Remix) hrn9

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