The Essential Mix is a weekly radio show on BBC Radio 1 currently broadcast between 0:00 - 2:00 AM UK time on Saturday morning. Originally broadcast on 30 October 1993, the Essential Mix features contemporary DJs and music producers of electronic dance music. The show has been presented since its inception by Pete Tong and features an uninterrupted two-hour mix from a different artist each week, overlaid with occasional continuity announcements delivered by Tong. With a broadcast run in excess of 25 years, the Essential Mix is one of the longest-running programmes in the current BBC Radio 1 schedule, and is one of very few Radio 1 shows which is not broadcast live.

Essential Mix 2009-04-04 - Tiga

This month's guest - @arianev of @rhythm_sister 
You can follow her monthly show on @balamii here - https://www.balamii.com/host/ariane-v 

Tune into Soft Serve w/ Hun Grrr the fourth Sunday of each month 13:00-15:00
1020.live

Tracklist;

Hareton Salvanini - Seios
Daniel Avery - Hazel & Gold
Pye Corner Audio - Wanna Show U Acid
North Of The Island - Sri (Andi Hanley Rework)
Hooson & Johnson - Yummy Hammock Vibes
Róisín Murphy - Capable Rhythm 


Ariane V Guest mix;
Project Pablo - Last Day [Technicolour]
Malik Kassim & Midnight Flavor - Little Girl [Blaq Numbers]
Saine - Finesse [selfreleased]
Ryo Kawasaki - Hawaiian Caravan [NuNorthern Soul]
Employee - First Impression [Beatbude]
DJ Mitsu The Beats - Let Go ft. Kaneko Takumi [Mukatsuku]
Hodini - Der Pfirsich pt.2 (alternate Mix für Max) [Money$ex]
Idjut Boys - One For Kenny (Original Mix) [Smalltown Supersound]
Joe - Thinkin About [Text]
Perishing Thirst - Morning Light [Naff]
Sad City - People + Plants [Meda Fury]
D. Topian - Realise [Late Night Drum Club]
Demuja ft. Larry Houl - Happiness [Suol]
Haruomi Hosono - Rose & Beast

Lou Hayter - Telephone (Crooked Cell 1)
Telephones - Blue-Tek (Raw Mix)
DJ Assault - Sex On The Beach
Derrick Cross - Never Too Much

The Soft Serve Show w/Hun Grrr & Ariane V [Rhythm Sister] 1020 Radio - 23rd May '21 - 1020 Radio

Download:
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Tracklist:
https://tracklists.thomaslaupstad.com/dj-python-essential-mix-2024-01-20-tracklist/?utm_source=soundcloud

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DJ Python - Essential Mix 2024-01-20

Rinse FM Podcast

GODDEZZ with Remotif (100% Production Mix) -  26 January 2024

A teaser selection of snippets from MAL007 by @samson_A_K 'Tape 1'

https://samsonak.bandcamp.com/album/tape-1-2

Boomkat review:
London’s Jon K & Elle Andrews grip Samson A.K. for the first MAL mixtape - a cut ’n paste hour of screwed downbeats, grotty jazz, and ruder club thrust, mostly built from his own productions interspersed with skits, on a tip somewhere between classic Disengage x Blue Jam.

Samson A.K. has long worked behind the curtain of London club music. On ‘Tape 1’ MAL spotlight the breadth of his mutant steez, giving him carte blanche for a collaged self-portrait stitched together with samples and cruddy, free-handed edits that suite the tape format well.

Side A runs from dancehall and deconstructed grime into pockets of bong-huff jazz and MJB-like deep house, then backward thru the bush of ghosts, into worm-charming industrial techno tremors. The B-side follows thru with a slew of distended offbeats and lopsided rhythmic programming to run rings around latinate techno, blown-out grunge, and radioactive brownian slosh, before bringing it back to root in mutant dancehall - a key fascination (obsession?) he shares with MAL.
Mastering by Miles / Design by Jon K

Samson A.K 'Tape 1' snippets

Live from Jupiter Park at Lost Village 2023.

www.lostvillage.com

Next Edition: 22—25 August 2024

Live from Lost Village - Dem b2b Liv Ayers

The latest color interpretation comes from ambient aficionada @caasun. With former resident shows at Noods and KMAH, she is a real radio expert. Erica, @bb_fm is grateful for the step-in on short notice and 2 hours of warm, layered textures, and melodic soundscapes within the greenish-blue spectrum.

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All colours are beautiful.
Every colour triggers different associations, emotions, memories, …
That’s why sounds like dedicates each episode to a different colour: from bright to dark, and pastel to neon. Linda and Pascal welcome you to the musical and emotional prisma that is sounds like. Let’s discuss, listen & enjoy!

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THF Radio is a community radio broadcasting from the former Tempelhof Airport in Berlin. Follow us: @thfradio

sounds like #004b49 w/ Caasun // 27.03.24

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Soulwax Live from Hasselt

Limited cassette version of the 1800 triiip series via @maybe-tonight - Zero ego or flex just smooth as butter blends moving through known, unknown & invisible jams from MT crates. 

Tape Design by Paul Conley

Physical copies available via our bandcamp

Buy - Limited Cassette

1800 triiip - Maybe Tonight - Hors Serie 2020

I was blown away by Steve McQueen's recent Small Axe series of films on BBC1. One of them, Lovers Rock, featured a life affirming scene using Janet Kay's "Silly Games", to incredible effect. "Silly Games" is an all time favourite of mine (see below if interested) and one night recently I couldn't sleep so decided to take the A Cappella singing from the film and weld it to Dennis Bovell's dub mix of "Silly Games". Easier said than done, it took hours and hours and did not help me sleep as it was lunch time when I finished. I only ever did it for my own amusement but played it on my NTS Radio show and have been inundated with requests for it, so here it is. If you don't know the original, which got to no. 2 in the UK Top 40 in 1979, and is now a bona fide evergreen classic, I thoroughly recommend checking it out.


"Silly Games" by Janet Kay is one of my all time favourite songs; a definite desert island disc. In the summer of 1979 it was ubiquitous and seemed to be on the radio all the time. I was just falling deeply in love with pop music and this song in particular stood out, both for myself and my sister, and indeed to this day, whenever I hear Silly Games I think of her and that glorious summer spent listening to the radio all day, every day.

In 1979, I didn’t know "Silly Games" was Reggae, let alone Lovers Rock, but it was the catalyst for me falling in love with Jamaican music in all its myriad forms which is a passion that has only grown as the years have passed.

Incidentally, 1979 was such a formative year for me and music that looking at the top 100 most popular hits in the UK singles music charts in 1979 I note that nearly a third of them have featured in my DJ sets over the years - http://www.uk-charts.top-source.info/top-100-1979.shtml

"Silly Games" was written and produced by Dennis Bovell, a genuine UK music legend who I am deeply honoured to have had appear on Optimo Music on two occasions. He features in the Lovers Rock episode of Small Axe and indeed you can hear his deep, booming bass heavy voice on this version. As stated, this version was done purely for my own amusement and I don't want to take anything away from the wonderful Janet Kay whose voice is such a wondrous and integral part of what makes "Silly Games" such a great, timeless song.

The Soft Serve Show w/Hun Grrr & Ariane V [Rhythm Sister] 1020 Radio - 23rd May '21 - 1020 Radio

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