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Telephones be back with a bag of vibey mixed bisquits! Episode 004 of New Massages is a "Divine intervention"-special. 1-hour dedicated to trax bustling with chants, prayers, preachings and spiritual matters.. for better (or worse, we hope for the better) times - which we all need right now. From cheesy german erotic ambient pop to acid, house, new beat and spiritual energetic balearic.. somethings.

https://refugeworldwide.com/radio/telephones-5th-may-2021

Telephones' New Massage 004 [Refuge Worldwide]

Jussi sees the essence of disco as a soiled mattress you have passed out on in a cellar in Marrakech, a mattress infested with fungal growths born of insects and bodily fluids. As you lay there half unconscious, microscopic tentacles emerge from textures below and pore into the folds of your flesh, squirming up into your brain. Irreversibly perverted you will then rise, hungry for unsafe and strange music.
 
Jussi is part of the Overfitting Disco dj collective, explorers in the further regions of the disco experience. He has played the sound f. ex. in Tokyo (Knock Koenji), Detroit (UFO Factory, Paris (Le Nouveau Casino, Le Java), Berlin (Arkaoda), Barcelona (the Glove parties) and at the infamous Camp Cosmic events. @jussikantonen

H.A.N.D. MIX 026 - Jussi Kantonen

This week, we're excited to present a synth-laden, 80s-inspired mix by special guest @simfossil:

“The theme of this mix is a certain new age sound and flavor from 80s recordings. I traced this sound through the work of many Japanese artists (hence the Shibas on the cover) and I would say this became the backbone of the mix: music by the legendary Haruomi Hosono, Yuji Toriyama and many more. The vibe is unique and experimental, a new age-y, jazz-rock-y type of deal. I’ve been quite inspired for a long time by the character and creativity of this era; something about the guitar and instrumentation gives it that special touch. Personally, as a producer, I’m a big fan of Yamaha instruments, in particular the DX7, which I’ve come to associate with this time in music. Though Japanese artists are the central thread, I’ve made a kind of fusion of many different things that to me capture this special flavor.”

Tracklist: mmarzmix.com/114

mmarz 114 | sim fossil: low sheen

Abstrakce head honcho Gamelán Psíquico delivers a summer mix filled with dub and exotic vibes, perfect for a relaxed party at an interdimensional swimming pool. 

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With a high profile Yacht Rock documentary coming up, it's about time for UV Radio to do an update on the super smooth bit also whitest genre alive. Gunnar and Philipp have met up in the studio for the sixth time to play new and old soft rock treasures beyond the canon. Out came a fun but little messy show with a bunch of heartwarming music. Cast off, sailors!

Imagination - Morning Lights
Ron Eliran - Sky Dust Drifter
Roger Allan Hughes - The Cosmic Fool
Billy Swan - Don't Be Cruel
Jay Day - Long Way Home
Guy Maxwell - Watch Out Sally
Miller Miller Miller & Sloan - Key to my heart
Geiri Beird - Backside of the Desert
Loggins & Messina - Pathway to Glory
Bernie Leadon - Glass Off
Common Saints -Summer Sun
John Carroll Kirby feat. Laraaji - Dawn of New Day
Destroyer - Savage Night At The Opera
Barnaba - Bianco e Nero
Tim Green - Got More Love
Upstairs - Get On A Plane
Zambo - Bremerhaven altes Haus
Denny Guy - Say You'll Be With Me
Pure Essence - Third Rock

Uncanny Valley Radio with Philipp Demankowski

Tracklist

Uncanny Valley Radio 085 - Soft Rock Special Part Six

Taffel 23.03.23 - Pavel Plastikk, Rulefinn

This is the first Serious Hots mix.

Broadcast on Radio Vilnius 2023.05.20
https://radiovilnius.live/w-serious-hots/
Filling in Matt Cowell and Reefe Murphy's slots #twss
TRACKLIST
Bakey - Take it Further
Freakenstein - RAAAH (I LIKE IT)
Blowfelt  - Lickle Rolla
BeeDeeBeeBee - The Return
Introspekt - Starved
Papa Nugs - Kilo of filo
DJ Pied Piper - Do You Really Like It?
Hideout - Bru-C x Bad Boy Chiller Crew
Pangaea - Installation
Andy Bainbridge - Up Too Much
Pearson Sound - Alien Mode
Sylvester - Sex
Graham Central Station, Larry Graham - Earthquake
Pozi - Watching You Suffer
Dry Cleaning - Scratchcard Lanyard
Red Axes - Bump City (Smagghe & Cross Version)
A$AP Rocky - Praise The Lord (Da Shine) (feat. Skepta)

Too Hot To Sleep 004 w/ Serious Hots

DJ D.DEE spent the week exploring new and exciting DJ booths in the United States Of America so Jack J stepped into cover Pacific Spirit last week.

As expected, it was a wonderful session. Have a listen, we think you'll love it as much as we do!

S/O to everyone out there who has been listening! You can catch Pacific Spirit live every Friday from 4-6pm PST on No Fun Radio: nofunradio.com/

Pacific Spirit 008 | Jack J

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3AM Eternal Part Four: Orpheu The Wizard

When my personal computer with windows 95 as operating system completely crashed at some day in 2004 i could recover the data from its hard disk, but because my way of producing sample-based beats and tracks with my long obsolete version of 'Magix Music Maker Deluxe' felt so botched and unprofessional i left all of my work behind and started completely new, with modern music soft- & hardware.

After i relistened to my Magix Music Maker 4-track productions recently i remembered for the first time how much work and effort i had put into that stuff, and even remembered that i had this idea of an album describing a journey to space - inspired by DJ Shadow, Ko Lute, Photek, Company Flow and other spacy stuff i was listening to at that time.
All these tracks just contain countless layers of samples that are a funny mix of my father's and my music collection, just three tracks contain clumsy synth lines recorded at Lucas Croon's home (<3) with his help, a MIDI-keyboard and the current Reason software.
The artist name i choose at that time was 'Jantronix Schulte & his Jazz Group' so here you g..:

Jantronix Schulte & his Jazz Group - 2004-Track Adventure in Magix Space

01 - Take Off (Out Of The Atmosphere)
02 - Watching Earth
03 - Interlude
04 - Floating in Zero Gravity
05 - New Directions
06 - Outside The Milky Way
07 - Drifting At The Speed Of Light
08 - Mystic Planet
09 - Disconcerning Magnetism
10 - Asteroid Attacks
11 - Good Vibes In Space
12 - Maintenance Dance
13 - Preparations
14 - Enter (Into The Atmosphere)
15 - Arrival (Space Theme)

Contains samples of Rare Earth, Passport, Can, Billy Paul, Pink Floyd, Spliff, Marvin Gaye, Isaac Hayes, Donald Byrd, The Winstons, Dexter Wansel, Class Action, Deodato, Jimmy Hendrix, Jimmy Ponders, Reggie Griffin & Technofunk, Jasper Van't Hoff, Slick, Deniece Williams, Kelly Bailey & more.
This is the surface of the program i used:
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2004-Track Adventure In Magix Space

It's a delight to welcome close friend and MFM label designer Steele Bonus (@steelebonus) to the mix series. Q&A (short version) here below.

www.musicfrommemory.com

MFM: Hi Steele! Welcome to the series (that picture, haha!). People might know you from the numerous handsome artworks for our MFM sleeves and other labels as well. So far it seems like your graphic design talents are mostly (or only?) reflected via music related projects, is that on purpose? 

SB: I’ve actually been working in design and advertising agencies in Sydney and Amsterdam for well over a decade and during this time I’ve worked on a huge range of projects and for some large global brands. Music was always my life outside of ‘work’. Aside from DJing I’ve always been this guy that’s been quite involved behind the scenes – organising tours, throwing parties, scouting venues to set up sound systems, sourcing and selling records and making club flyers and gig posters late into the evening. In more recent years I’ve been designing a ton of record sleeves (I don’t organise parties any more). I’ve always tried to keep music and my job separate but the merging of the two has been kind of unavoidable I guess. This year I’ve left my 9 to 5 and intend to focus more on my own design and music related projects. It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while and I’m excited for the times ahead.

MFM: In 2017 Oz Waves was released, which features a fine selection of forgotten Australian gems from the '80s all compiled by you. If you'd be asked to do another compilation, would there be a specific era, country or something you'd want to pick out and focus on?

SB: To be honest I don’t know if there would be. I am interested in a very wide range of music but I’m particularly drawn to this time in Australia. I think the music captures what the place is about for me. The harsh climate and environment, the cowboy attitude and culture, the huge distance from the rest of the world. These days I feel like it’s been replaced with something much more slick and dull. Of course there are always still good things happening there under the surface, but the cassette culture from Australia was something that I felt hadn’t been documented or covered a lot, especially in comparison with other parts of the world like Belgium or the States. Maybe there will be a follow up to Oz Waves. The music is there but there are still a couple of artists that are proving tricky to track down. I’ve also been hesitant because the reissue compilation thing has gone a bit overboard the past years. If anything, aside from that I’d probably focus more on working with current music and artists.

MFM: You're a skilled DJ too, which mirrors in your contribution for our mix series (thanks for joining!). Can you tell a bit about how your mix came about, did you have any ideas or inspiration in mind for it?

SB: It came together over a number of months. It’s mostly records that I picked up last year, including a lot of tips from friends and things I discovered while traveling around Europe djing on weekends. Towards the end of the year I started to assemble a pile on my living room floor that seemed to fit together. That pile sat there for a couple of months. I went to Australia for Christmas, came back and there was a back log of work to get done and so more weeks went by before I finally got around to making the recording. There was no real idea or inspiration but listening back to it now I think there’s a definite common thread. It's more or less a collection of pop tunes from the 80s and 90s, but there's a mood that's weird and dreamy, a bit sad but also a bit hopeful. I guess it matches the mood I've been carrying around most days lately.

MFM Mix 003: Steele Bonus

Never-ending quest searching for organic, lubricious grooves and invigorating sounds

2004-Track Adventure In Magix Space

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