Name: Jane Fitz mix for EOS Radio 28/1/22 by Jane Fitz
Duration: 1 h 16 s
Description: As aired on Frankfurt's EOS Radio platform, 28/1/22.

Not really, probably more DFX - Relax Your Body (1989), any new or original version.

What a beautiful track! Once again: thank you Jane :)

Very pleased to (finally) have Passing Notes boss and @companionmelb co-founder @pjenne in the mix with a sizzling hot hour of deep and progressive house cuts.

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New Nous’klaer Radio by @Eversines! A true pearl of the Dutch House scene, who is on a particularly prolific production streak lately. If you don’t take our word for it here is his first ever liveset to prove it, recorded at @kraftundlicht  earlier this summer. 100% Eversines originals, mostly unreleased. Expect these tunes to find a home on Nous’klaer and other labels soon.

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As aired on Frankfurt's EOS Radio platform, 28/1/22.

Jane Fitz mix for EOS Radio 28/1/22

The show was broadcast live on 百会 Baihui https://baihui.live on 22 February 2022.

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Ahead of his release on Second Circle as ISOR29, our amigo Tomas (@tomasstation) from Colombia handed over this month's mix and was kind enough to join a chat with us too. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hola Tomas, can you tell a bit about growing up in Colombia? 

TS: Growing up in Colombia was a real blessing. It has given me not only a special bond with nature and mother earth which I cherish but also an interesting perspective on human life. I was born in Bogotá to a Colombian father and American mother, so I actually grew up in between Colombia and the States (Bogotá and Chicago to be precise). To have this perspective on 2 very different societies and cultures made me aware and open to navigate in between these coexisting worlds and bring them together.. even though I feel like an outsider to both sometimes. There's a beautiful song by Facundo Cabral called ‘’No Soy De Aqui ni Soy de Allá’’ which I feel can explain this feeling.

MFM: What was your first connection with music? At what point and how did you get in touch with (electronic) dance music?

TS: Music has always been a trusted companion. Both my parents are artists and musicians in their own sense but I would say it was mainly my mothers influence that got me hooked on making music, although I must admit it was my father that exorcized the Death Metal phase out of me when I was 13 by forcing me to go with him to an afro colombian pacific music festival in Cali called the Petroneo Alvarez. This was a special moment for me that profoundly affected and changed the way I would listen and feel about music.

MFM: Your music -in a way- sounds very like European dance music from the '90s. Can you explain where this comes from?

TS: Haha.. thanks I guess. For sure there are elements of inspiration from the UK and Europe. Richard H. Kirk changed my life, so did Tako, Ricardo Villalobos, Jonny Rock and many other masters of their craft! I'm grateful that their influence and that of a few others are present in my music and life, although I hope that my sound also comes across as personal and sincere. One of the things I love about music in general is the diversity and humanity in it, innit. Jon Hassell’s concept of the Fourth World for example fascinates me. He uses this philosophy to describe the possibility of music in global terms beyond First World, beyond Third World, beyond High-Tech Art classical, beyond pop.”as an ideal blend of traditional music from around the world with Western forms and modern electronics, forming a kind of contemporary folk music from “unknown and imaginary regions.”Being able to combine and use different styles of music almost as the elements in chemistry to create something new is a fun way to look at it.

MFM: 'Moon Phase Gardening' was very much a “pandemic-project” so to speak. Do you think your next musical output will sound different now that lockdowns seem behind us?

TS: Change is one of the constants of life. The experience of making and now listening to this music has helped me to be mindful of this. I hope to grow and evolve as a human being from every lesson and moment that life gives me.

MFM: What can you tell about the mix? 

TS: For the mix I went for what I was feeling today. 1 hour stream of consciousness, from the heart into the electro latino flavor, that is a mix of latin american sounds with occasional electronics, poems, satire and a splash of humor. Music from Simon Diaz, Dennys Del Rio, Alzheimer, Paul Desenne, Meridian Brothers, Señor Coconut, Abelardo Carbono, Frente Cumbiero, Manteca, Orchestra Moderna Soledad, Atom ™, Conjunto Miramar and one of the bonus tracks from the Isor29 project which contains vocals from Underground Resistance’s transition, one of my favorite mantras.

MFM Mix 040: ISOR29

Social distancing guidelines have been extended to low Earth orbit and as a result the Space Cadets have had to record this show separately. Lisene kicks things off with 60 minutes of cosmic chuggers, chillers and thrillers before Adam Pits picks up the pace in the second hour with a fast, floor-focused blend of the Cadets' usual psychedelic fare.

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If you want to become the best, you have to take the long road to the continual improvement and walk it. First, you have to define your core values then to explore your soul, accept what you cannot change and work on the rest. It is helpful to remember that no matter how hard you work you will never be perfect because perfection does not apply to humans. 
 It sounds like a good plan easy to follow, but it is very easy to get lost. For those moments, we highly recommend to put your head up and look for your guiding light. 
One of our guiding lights is @JaneFitz. There is no bigger proof that working hard and staying true to yourself is the key to become such an amazing person and artist. Jane is leading by example so be like her and do not forget that even Jane is not perfect but she is one of the Best.

Jane Fitz at Studio EW || 10 Years Elegantly Wasted

Low-key selections from a key Uruguayan DJ.

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=752

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Montreal-based DJ, producer and label owner Francis Latrielle, better known as Priori, joins us for the 79th edition of the Phonica Mix Series.

Priori has become a firm favourite of ours here at Phonica over the past couple of years. His releases, which crossover through many electronic genres, from house and techno to IDM and ambient, have been picked up by such labels as Echovolt and Dust E-1’s Dust World in recent years, although much of his musical output, including his phenomenal 2019 album, ‘On A Nimbus’, comes via his own label, NAFF, which he co-runs with fellow Montrealer Ex-Terrestrial.

Head on over to Off The Record to check out the full feature, including an interview, where we talked about his past, present, and future plans, life in lockdown, Montreal’s music scene, and more. Enjoy!

Phonica Mix Series 79: Priori

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