April/2020/kk

Spring

Inspired by Woody Allen's movie Manhattan, the track takes on the idea of a cosmopolitan city where you can experience anything and everything day or night - the madness is the excitement.

MADHATTAN

Ex Terrestrial _Mix 3

Shanti Celeste & Hodge - Pips (Clip)

Ex-Terrestrial evokes Autechre, Aphex Twin and Boards of Canada on his debut LP, ‘Gamma Infolded’. Hear the sizzling, technicolour electro cut, ‘Skip Ad’, now

More info: https://djmag.com/music/premiere-ex-terrestrial-skip-ad

Gamma Infolded

Premiere: Ex-Terrestrial ‘Skip Ad’

Sticky Tapes is a seasonal mixtape series. Four times a year we ask our favourite selectors to compile a mixtape in the ambiance of the seasons.
Second in the series are two young boys from Delft, that provide us with some much needed musical relief in these times of isolation. Starting off the journey with hopeful sounds, depicting a bright future of togetherness. From there on, they guide us towards the sweaty and dark basements of the world, filled with repetitive, machine-like sounds, that we all already miss so much. Enjoy!

Sticky Tapes 2 - Winter - Pokko Elective

A few years back, my friend Otis did a mixtape called ‘a time for peace’. It’s an effortless mix of melodic & vocally driven music which became a source of some of my favourite records that I was yet to discover. There was never a tracklist for it, but over the years, have found them serendipitously in record shops and had a few joyful moments when finally the needle drops on one of the tracks from this mix!
The past week has given me an opportunity to reflect on some of the records that I return to constantly, can get lost in & consider something else for a while. I hope that perhaps someone out there might find something in here that opens their ears to something new, can get lost in and one day have that needle drop moment too! Thanks to everyone who put me onto these records in one way or another.

Dialogue Between Dreamers Pt. One

A blooming spring selection that slowly evolves into a fittingly uplifting soundtrack for the season and may also serve as a welcome change of tone during these strange days of corona-induced isolation. 

As tradition of this series dictates this episode, again, takes its time to calmly drip, doze and drift through an extensive ambient section before slowly moving on to more colorful pastures: Psychedelic folk and roadtrippy pop, followed by a brief latin section that paves the way to more uplifting and lighthearted territories, which evolve and escalate into classic disco, soul and funk throughout the rest of the remaining odd 2 hours before finding an ending in one of my last year's favorites: Justine's "Wordless Songs EP". Probably out of place in this setting, but a great closer regardless.

Tracklist:
- Hiroshi Yoshimura - 小鳥たちのカフェ
- Danny Scott Lane - Six
- Scott Gailey - Wordless Sentence
- Meitei - Utano
- Max Ananyev - Dew Empires
- Andreolina - Music In A Small Room
- Rhucle - Warm Winds
- Steve Halpern - Seventh Chakra Keynote B (Violet)
- Michael Robinson - Delayed Response
- Miles Davis - Blue In Green
- Ströer Duo - Vietnam
- Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Palace Of Time
- Steve Hiett - Blue Beach - Welcome To Your Beach
- The Rising Storm - Frozen Laughter
- Coldreams - Eyes
- Jode - Tomorrow Is Gone
- Jim Sullivan - Plain As Your Eyes Can See
- Lyle K'ang - How Many Times
- Betty Lou Landreth - I Can't Stop
- Ambiance II Fusion - Camouflage
- Ana Mazzotti - Agora Ou Nunca Mais
- Viva Voz - Fugitivos De Azul
- Afrodite Se Quizen - Fora De Mim
- Paulo Jeronimo - Vida Agitada
- Zé Roberto - Lotus 72 D
- Willie Scott and the Birmingham Spirituals - Keep Your Faith To The Sky
- New World Music - Across The Water (Edit)
- Dailey - Keep The Faith (Instrumental)
- Epicentre - Get Off The Phone
- Alice Clark - Never Did I Stop Loving You
- Allspice - Slipped Away
- Elements - Hey Lady
- Starpoint - Don't Leave Me
- Nayanka Bell - Just A Boogie
- Pure Release - I'll Know It's Love For Sure
- The Floyd Family Singers - That's A Sign Of The Times
- Jerry Blacksheer - Defected
- Sybil Thomas - Rescue Me
- Twilight - Just A Kiss Away
- Seiji Ono - Celebrate Your Life
- Special Occasion - Flyin' To Santa Barabara
- Yuji Toriyama - Night Together
- Kyoto - Venetian Blinds
- A-Team - Trouble
- Lowell - No Matter
- Don Laka - I Wanna Be Myself
- 9th Creation - Maybe
- Curtis & Dondi - Magic From Your Love
- Executive Suite - When It Comes To Loving Me
- Zenit - Come On And Try
- World Series - Try It Out
- Spaceark - Everybody's Trying
- The Spirit Of Love - The Power Of Your Love
- Michael Orr And The Book Of Life - I Don't Know You
- Debra Anderson - Funny How We Changed Places
- Squish - Get Up
- S.P.G. - Loveland
- Eric Kol - You're My Solution
- Eros - Go For It
- Atmosfear - Invasion
- Le Stim - A Tribute To Muhammad Ali
- Talking Drums - Parasuicide
- Justine - Mama Didn't Tell Ya

Sunday Debrief 010

Brazil 1967-1981

Apex

Night Shift 003 -- Korea Town Acid

Live at OBJX Studio 
July 15, 2020

Spalash of House/IDM/Techno/Acid/Grime whatchuma call it

Night Shift 003 -- Korea Town Acid

FOUNDATION FM - The Specialists w/ Heléna Star 03.09.20

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Sw. - inCOMPlete To 90's hrdcr supreme

For 2 hours Shy One took a deep dive into her record collection, exploring classic jazz from Art Blakey to synth pop from The Limit and broken beat dancefloor sounds from Lee Burridge & Lost Desert. Soulful flavours for the full 120.

Shy One - November 2020

Originally released on Resound Records, a one-off subsidiary of the classic Gherkin imprint in 1990, the title track is a deep, hypnotic twelve minute ride through the Chicago underground, backed by the smooth yet emotional ‘Isolation’ and the euphoric rush that is ‘Silent Noise’. Timeless Chicago house at its best.

Pre-order: https://www.rushhour.nl/record/vinyl/cruising-2

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