Name: NTS Radio Show - Episode 11 by Jamie Tiller in 7.6
Duration: 55 min 21 s
Description: https://www.nts.live/shows/jamie-tiller/episodes/jamie-tiller-11th-may-2020

literally the soundtrack of my whole weekend! what a calmer! 💛

same lyrics used on Kubital Footstorm (Global Beatmix), dunno the track here though, its a really nice one.

DJ Fett Burger is one of the main figures behind a lot of the very best of Norway's independently released music (likewise for dancefloors and more relaxed settings). He is head honcho at Sex Tags UFO and Mongo Fett, he runs Sex Tags Mania and Sex Tags Amfibia together with DJ Sotofett and Freakout Cult together with Jayda G between 2015-18. He also seems to have some sort of involvement with the mysterious Club No-No. 

Like few others, DJ Fett Burger has created a creative cosmos that feels at the same time fascinatingly uniform yet entirely free; while maintaining an incredible level of quality in both artwork and musical content. His DJ-sets are often unpredictable, mixing different genres and types of music with amazing skill and feeling for the room. Listening to him play, we have more than once found ourselves glued to the dance floor, eagerly anticipating the next surprise, the next turn in genre, the next daring transition. 

For 5918mins., DJ Fett Burger brings 3hours of 99.99% vinyl to the table, leaving us (more than ever) to look forward to raving again.

DJ Fett Burger

Welcome Otologic to BSRMIX 109!

Not sure why it’s taken this long to have the lordz Otologic (Tom Moore / Nick Murray) join the mix series but it's definitely been worth the wait. We were lucky to have the two chaps of Animals Dancing / Mercat fame play at the 10 Years of Butter Sessions party at Sub Club, Melbourne on 23 April 2021, this is the recording.

Bouncing from dark acid to chicago house to dubwise vibes and a whole lot more, the set is reminiscent of their legendary marathon DJ sessions at the equally legendary Mercat basement but condensed into 3 hours. Enjoy!

BSRMIX #109 - Otologic

Trushmix 184 welcomes Flørist. Vancouver to Berlin connection in full effect! Flørist provides over two hours of electronic deep waves in the mix. Micro house sets some kind of standard here, and it developes further into grooves and moves stright into clubland. Enjoy over two hours of deep zone tunes!

Music from the top!

Trushmix.com

Trushmix 184-Flørist

Myles Mac guides us through a masterful 90 minutes of lush grooves, deep atmospherics and hazy moods. As co-founder of the incredible Melbourne Deepcast, the mix series royalty has spent over a decade filling our living rooms with quality mixes by global powerhouses and, perhaps more important, introducing us to exciting new talent, as well as giving interesting insights in their latest adventures. With restrictions just lifted in Melbourne, we caught up to hear about his summer plans, among other things. And Myles, we salute you for your tireless work mate, keep them coming!

Full interview with Myles here: https://oddysee.fm/podcasts/myles-mac/

https://soundcloud.com/myles-mac
https://soundcloud.com/melbourne-deepcast

Interview

Oddysee 037 | 'Deep Future' by Myles Mac

While touring Asia, Telephones reaches into his archives and treats you to a rewind of an earlier mix, originally broadcasted by Klasse Wrecks Radio show on LYL in 2018. Tune in for a deep one-hour plunge into immersive and emotive eastern-tingled soundscapes, ambient, new age and balearic.

Telephones' New Massage 022 [Refuge Worldwide]

‘For home use only’ is an anti-club social, a chance to get to know someone/something. A series of transmissions purely dedicated to exploring the other side.

The stupid season approaches with much haste, Bublè is being defrosted as we speak, Mariah is on her way back to earth, the turkeys are scared and Santa is shitting himself. Don’t forget the good that comes with all of it, I.e time off work, being too full for days on end, and that first dip in a cold body of water on a hot day. Amongst all the chaos, it's very important to take some time to completely wind down and zone out. To help with such a thing we’re going to let Acid Chess Club aka Benji aka the mayor of Melbourne take the wheel and drive for the next 5 hours (no destination required). 

You ever meet someone and just be like “damn, this cat knows what’s up!” Well, that’s how I felt when I met Benji, and I'm certain I'm not alone. If/when some extraterrestrial beings finally come to this god-forsaken planet, I'm gonna vote to put Benji forward to be the first contact and show em around town. I reckon they’re not too far away after hearing this mix… A smile that’s better than a hug, and a hug that’s better than a tray of perfectly roasted potatoes. Music is his game, in all forms, and he knows it inside and out; Responsible for all types of conceptual avenues to enjoy music, including various jaunts into the hosting realm under the umbrella of Crate Mates, Chewin The Fat, and Tesselate, all whilst having a firm grip on the DJ’ing thing and playing in the band San Of The Rambutan (TIP!) A man of much know-how and he’s only getting started. 

Hmmmmmm, damn, where to start? It’d probably be quicker to go through the bases that aren’t covered in this masterpiece, but I won’t. This is a big mountain to climb, but a stunning one at that. The scenery, the serenity, the flora and the fauna are all beautifully captured. Completely chock full of picturesque backdrops and stunning saturations, it reminds me of an album of photo highlights from the best trip you’ve ever had, a soundtracked slide show if you will. Every picture is worth a thousand notes, each one adding to the overarching narrative. Benji has done this series justice tenfold, in doing so making me even prouder to present such a thing. So without further adieu, chuck on your Solomons, fill up your butter sessions water bottle, and go conquer this beast. 

With love. X

His sounds >>>> https://soundcloud.com/acidchessclub

FHUO # 77 // Acid Chess Club

Shuffling dub/ambient and downtempo for your holiday season, mostly old with a bit of new. Enjoy:)

December 2022

Isle of Wax 017 is brought to you by Naarm/Melbourne-based producer WTP(@worktheperipherals). Throughout the last couple of years WTP has been steadily churning out quality material with four highly-essential self-released EPs on Bandcamp. Most recently, WTP has put out his much-anticipated debut LP 'Like Lava' on the acclaimed Melbourne imprint Companion(@companionmelb), which draws inspiration from trance and downtempo tracks from the 90s, creating a nostalgic and distinctive electronic music experience. 

Do yourself a favor and pick up Like Lava here: https://worktheperipherals.bandcamp.com/album/like-lava?label=1996231513&tab=music

TASCAM DR-05

Isle of Wax 017 by WTP (Work the Periperhals)

YOU SAY WEIRD LIKE IT`S A BAD THING

Soft-focus waves of lush ambience and gently intensifying, dusty beats are the watchwords for Beta Librae's gorgeous contribution to Incienso's crackaud.io residency. Find out more → https://crackm.ag/2zkGgmc

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Incienso #5: Beta Librae

mad miran - a message of manifestation, from the music room

Juanita's Mix 018 with ADAB @ADAB

Q. How would you describe yourself? (DJ, producer, artist, etc.)
A. I think ADAB is definitely more of an intention to be conjured then a singular moniker for a person. It’s an instance of exploring self/collective through an array of sounds from or influenced by cultures of color and the worlds they influence at large (which are quiet a few). It's also intended to be a direct expression of afrofuturism. A humble attempt to make sets and mixes made for emboldening and envisioning future instances of pan african and POC beauty in dance music.


Q. Any memorable club nights in NY? 
A. My latest memorable club night in NYC is also the last one I was able to spin live before everything shut down. I played Public Records alongside my dear friend CCL and it was a much needed gig/trip. We played a lot of drummy stuff we both love throughout the night and eventually ended on a Jungle/DnB note which was a dream to do with them. The crowd was super into it, outwardly showed love the entire time, and danced their asses off the whole time. It was a blast!


Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. I decided to finally explore a lot of my 90-100 bpm percussive stuff that I’ve accumulated over time for this one. Up until now almost all my mixes have been above or around 130 bpm so it was nice to slow it down and mess around with this section of my collection. Definitely intended to be a psychedelic hip churner! There's also a few dear homies like CCL, Flora FM, Ali Berger, & Russell E. L. Butler in here as well so big shouts to them for some of these lovely tracks <3 Enjoy!

Juanita's Mix 018: ADAB

An "exploration of aquatic themes" from Russell E.L. Butler.

More info and tracklist here: https://www.factmag.com/2020/05/18/russell-e-l-butler-fact-mix/

FACT Mixes

FACT mix 758: Russell E.L. Butler (May '20)

https://www.nts.live/shows/jamie-tiller/episodes/jamie-tiller-11th-may-2020

NTS Radio Show - Episode 11

Honey Soundsystem Potcast

HNYPOT 368: Byron Yeates' Beat Body Breath Mix

@aliciacarrera has been quietly working away in the underground for a number of years. She is Barcelona based after a spell in Berlin, and is a multi-disciplinary talent who works as a graphic artist, photographer and editorial designer all while managing the cult Hivern Discs label and (in other times) spinning weird and wonderful DJ sets all round Europe. She has a penchant for sounds that come from opposite ends of the spectrum - colourful and psychedelic, dark and experimental, slow and cosmic or more hard and techno - and hearing her join these up is always a thing to behold, as are her radio shows for the likes of NTS Radio amongst others.

This week, no doubt mindful of the fact many of us are spending most of our time at home, she takes on a far-flung journey through mid tempo grooves and cinematic sounds. It's a mind-expanding trip that opens with worldly ambiance and takes you through a number of wide open spaces littered with sombre trumpets, gently tumbling jazz drums and cosmic drones. It's pensive and absorbing as it slowly shifts through the gears, and is a perfect catalyst for escapism.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 306 - Alicia Carrera

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https://soundcloud.com/secondcircle
https://soundcloud.com/basicspirit

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