Burden - Tresor Closing Set Pt1

Next up in our mix series is our very good friend and collaborator from Copenhagen, @mamasnake - co-founder of the notorious Amniote Editions. In this mix they're showing their peerless and sublime palette, full of sleek techno, slithering psychdelia and full blooded grooves. Thrilling and primal soundscapes transffering into a kinetic energy bomb. Get ready for this 72 minutes seamless journey of soaring vitality.

Here are some important words from Mama Snake, to reflect on, when listening to this mix:
"Hi world,
As you are listening to this, the people in Gaza are listening to the sound of genocide as the terror state of Israel carpet bombs hospitals, mosques, schools, refugee camps and other clear cut civilian targets while the elected leaders of the western world watch in silence.

Let it be known that in November 2023 when this mix came out more than 11.000 Palestinians including more than 4500 children were slaughtered by the fascist Israeli regime in the live streamed attacks on Gaza. At this point in time, it’s been more than a month of full-scale intentional genocide and documented war crimes and the western world has yet to condemn it and take action to push for ceasefire and negotiations to end the cycle of bloodshed due to the decade long violent occupation of Palestine.

To everyone following and listening to this, please speak up, read about and share what is happening, write your government representatives, attend protests, make noise and choose humanity and call for an end to this. Ceasefire is only the beginning; the violent occupation and apartheid must end. Enough is enough.

This mix is intended as some sort of despair release - at least this is what that sounded like on the day of recording for me. It’s giving “angry, but hopeful”. Use it to fuel the outrage you should be feeling and channel that into action.

No one is free until we are all free. Viva Falastin."

Ute Mix Series #77 | Mama Snake

The recording of my closing set performed at the dungeons of @tresorberlin

Sept x Tresor, Berlin [10.08.2024] - closing set

Iraqi by blood/Oaklander by upbringing, Lolsnake is a Berlin-based visual artist and DJ whose fulminating sets have taken centre-stage at some of the city’s most vaunted hangouts. It was studying neuroscience that took them from California to the UK, and there that they first discovered a taste of the creative freedom that club culture could offer. In 2014 they made the switch to the German capital, where a chance opportunity to throw a party at makeshift Neukölln locale Internet Explorer kickstarted a spate of FLINTA-focused parties that eventually landed them regular gigs at Tresor’s proxy venue OHM. From there the scope grew and both spoken word/performance art series queeeirdos and the later iterations of dance-geared and Säule-based party programme Weeeirdos took flight. An assemblage of creative disciplines and artists from visual art to comedy to VTSS to Ellen Allien, Parrish Smith and Schacke, the format has been a breeding ground for ideas and sounds, first in Berlin and now farther afield in cities like Prague and Copenhagen. As for their own output as in-demand selector, it’s fiery, arrow quick techno, a coup de foudre from the heart that takes no prisoners, be that at De School, Blitz or Transcendence Seoul. Unsurprisingly there’s a music label in the works, and this next instalment to whet your appetite while you wait. Bassiani Podcast 223 is a heady three-hour mix recorded live at the club back in June. Galloping beats bent on worldwide acclaim, tenacious and razor-sharp techno from a singular and fast-rising musical talent.

@lolsnake

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Bassiani invites Lolsnake / Podcast #233

LDS (an acronym for Luca Daniel Schwarz) is based out of Stuttgart, and fast blazing a trail beyond his native Germany. 2018 saw his Dub Tapes From Outer Space EP out on Transatlantic Records, dubby techno stirrings crossbred with a hint of the psychedelic, dub both reduxed and reinterpreted, and people started to pay attention. From his studio, he pushed this work in all directions, a process of investigation, critical thinking, creation of sounds and modulation, a spark plug method of getting his software instruments into the kind of feedback loop he needs to produce the best results. Conceptually, though there’s a mirroring of past influence, it’s music for a newer and thoroughly networked era: the ‘educational internet' is, he says, the place he spends a lot of time both learning and developing his music. That signature sound has dovetailed with the work of labels like Monnom Black, Blue Hour and Planet X, where his productions have also taken on genres like trance and IDM. The benchmark for all his releases, sets, and (starting in 2023) live performances is a high-speed fluttering salvo of rhythms that penetrate and resist any type of conceptual reverse manufacture, but to Luca it matters little: ‘the impression and thoughts of the listener are the only concepts that are true’. It’s what people feel then, that puts him on the map. It’s dub techno but not as you know it, atmospheric pads deputise their role to hardheaded beats and the end product is no less hypnotic. For Bassiani Podcast 234 LDS riffs on relatively simple construction, daisy-chaining tracks faster than you can identify what trace of emotion they’ve left behind, and building a mood that’s rife with ideas and ready to dance. This is switched on techno for the internet generation, immersive beats in conversation with their author, a reworking of the old and the birth of something entirely new.

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Bassiani invites LDS [live] / Podcast #234

For our first Juicy Tunes of the year we are sharing something XXXtra special and XXXtra SXC of course... the live recording from the most beautiful closing set by Twelve Seven, from our last party of 2024 at FOLD, London.

For those that stuck it out to the end with us, you'll remember how absolutely outrageous this closing was...it's giving goosebumps babes. We were so happy to relive this moment, we couldn't help but share it with you all!

Twelve Seven - thank you so much for yet again the most beautiful music and vibes. This set really proved how much of a rising star you are, and we can't wait to see what you achieve in 2025 and beyond! <3

Juicy Tunes 028 w/ Twelve Seven

Bailey Ibbs is the 430th guest of our original Hate Podcast series.

Channeling his affection for rhythm & tension, London’s Bailey Ibbs provides us with an hour-long mix exploring a newly developed enthusiasm for deeper grooves and sonic exploration.

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Opening set at Tresor Berlin (09/04/2025). Thanks to @marsch_music for the invitation!

Paul Hauck @ Tresor Berlin, 09/04/2025 (LiveCut002)

DJ set recorded @ MÄZEN 18.12.2024

TRACKLIST:

DJ Doomscroll		-	Doomscroll
Case				-	Rinse and Repair
Adventice			-	Exsurgence (percussive mix)
Narrativa			-	¡Rusio! (Original Mix)
Lag				-  	Sama Doma
Catartsis			-	Soupirs De Fer
Paul Fitzgibbon 		- 	Are You Comfortable in Your 9-5? [Dael Yaga Remix]
Fraxinus			- 	Stone Drums
Prettybwoy 			-	Mikoshi
Duncan Macdonald	-	Consciousness (JohannesK Remix)
Blawan				-	Immulsion (Come To Me In Full Electric Mix)
Sever				-	Boundless
Sorcery				-	Crux Null
Vilchezz			-	Kutt
BENZA				-	Spore Spreader
Joseph Spiteri		-	Carrera
Joseph Spiteri		-	Pole Position
Marina George		-	Drip Berlin (Toni Dextor Remix)
Oyubi				-	Tomy’s Siren
Geissmann			-	Splinter
Toobris				-	GT Sweater
Emmanuel			-	New Media (OFF / GRID Remix)
Rove Ranger		-	CS80
Ruman				-	10.000 hours
Randomer			-	Sleep of Reason 
Nortsch				-	Exo
Rene Wise			-	Bleep Police
Sicion				-	Abstract Projection
Endrew				-	Nero (original mix)
Rafael Munoz		-	Yerba
[KRTM]				-	Cirugía Plástica (Drepmix)
Catartsis			-	Rattrapé par la réalité
Charlton			-	Truth Hurts (MASTERED)

James Newmarch @ HTBX - 26/5/19

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