Greg Naïro - Georges

Follow up to Musso debut track, Heartbreak, this one goes back to those dark melodic vibes of the early 90s with acid flowing throughout! another excellent collab between Morrison-Sound View and Musso

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Musso - Shades of 93

We have landed into 2023 and its cold wet and shit, so once again I have started the year with a 3 hour warming Organic Mix for you to download and enjoy whilst wishing for summer sun.

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Rudosa is an artist who is deeply embedded in the Manchester techno scene. He has established a formidable reputation due to his high-quality productions, versatile mixes, and clear drive to push boundaries and develop the scene.

He has been active since 2008 as a hugely respected artist worldwide, and more recently label boss of Moments In Time, and owner of music school Make Me A DJ. Clearly driven by love and passion for his craft, he has demonstrated his deep affection for the scene with his infectious desire to use his platform and skills to elevate other artists.

This mix provides an intriguing insight into where Rudosa’s current sound is, with his 90s/early 2000s influences blended nicely into a hard grooves/hard techno mix..

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HØL: Rudosa // 007

Sometimes, things "just happen". For months, we’d been working away on various projects and then, without really thinking about it, The Black EP just happened. It seemingly appeared from nowhere.

We’d been talking about the old days; making music with friends and dodgy kit, renting small practice rooms and using makeshift recording studios. It was such a common thing back then, you could pick a dusty space in a half-derelict building for as little as £25 a month. In those days, the Cabs and Human League had studios with posh-sounding names, but in reality, they were the same old workspaces long abandoned by the industries they were built for. Nevertheless, the grand names made them sound magical.

Sheffield had thousands of these spaces, and some still exist today, but their abundance and low-cost made Sheffield a very active place. Someone was always doing something. They’d exploded onto the scene in a flurry of excitement before disappearing just as quickly.

There’s something about these little mesters (workshops) that we believe lives in the very consciousness of Sheffield. It’s one of the reasons we never really had big scenes like Manchester or Leeds. The Hacienda would've never been built here.

We don’t really do big gangs or have that kind of mentality. We tend to exist in little pockets, often leaving each other alone. It would be 30 years before any member of The Black Dog talked to Cabaret Voltaire. Sure, we’d stood outside their practice room as kids, trying to listen in, but never felt any reason to approach. Sheffield is like that.

Once we had the first two tracks of the Black EP, we set off to see Jon at Do It Theesen, where he manually cut the tracks to an extremely limited set of 7" singles using a vinyl lathe. It just felt right to go back to the old ways; a small gang creating something special in workshops and sheds. There’s something very satisfying about it, a perfect circle, if you will.

We pushed further by adopting old practices, working with one synth per person and limiting the use of our computers. We only stopped short of putting everything on beer crates. It seems like madness these days, but there is raw creativity within these confines. Pretty much every band started this way. Depeche Mode travelled to the studio on the London Underground for their first appearance on Top Of The Pops, all lugging a synth each. That's how we approached the creation of this album; stripped back, raw and minimal - it just felt so right.

And then there’s the competitive element that was influenced when the original Human League split and became Human League MK II and Heaven 17. Both continued to use the same studio to write what became the albums "Dare" and "Penthouse and Pavement". There is something about that drive that is very Sheffield, just making stuff and hoping everything falls into place.

In Sheffield, we do things differently, because that’s how we are built.

The Grey Album

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Morgan Kasiera - Fly Away (Remix)

Ambient track created by myself for everyone to find focus
Solfeggio frequencies are tones and chants that are said to have healing effects on the body and soul.

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