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Laurence Guy with Dejector - 04 December 2021

Nullifier 2

Watch the set and get the full tracklist at https://boilerroom.tv/recording/solomun?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=tracklist

Solomun Boiler Room Tulum DJ Set

Join the queen herself, BABY J, for 1 hour of big Global Club energy 🌏.

Watch the full set on Youtube here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYtkV3EV8u0&t=2064s

A gateway to global and underground sounds.
Set recorded in Perth, Australia 12/7/2024.

Follow BABY J here:
https://www.instagram.com/jessicapickeringg/

BABY J | SYBER: 004

A new school showcase in Denver featuring some of the sharpest innovators within their scene; Introspekt, Doctor Jeep and Sammy Virji.

Sammy Virji | Boiler Room: Denver

Tracklist + Q&A: bit.ly/themix036taikinulight

@taiki-nulight-uk shares a mix journeying his time in the 140 scene.

"This mix is a reflection on everything I've been working on over the past few months, blending my latest tracks with a selection of both new and classic records from artists who have had a major influence on me in the 140 scene. It’s a true representation of who I am and what I’m about."

Tracklist + Q&A

The Mix 038: Taiki Nulight

HOT TUB SLAMZZZZZZ ALL NIGHT LONG! 
(LIMITED EDITION T-SHIRT ON PRE-ORDER SOON)

BICEP | HOT TUB SLAMZ II

Welcome to part 7 of the FMB DIsccord mix series. For this episode, we have Discotechnological gracing the decks: 

Hello everyone, I’m Nathan and I go by discotechnological online. By day, I’m a UX/UI designer based near London and I am happiest when I’m making things, whether that’s websites or apps, photography and design, Lego models, building things around my house, and more recently, music - which I release as Singer and the Instruments. 

Like many people I’m sure, I first got into Bicep around the time Glue came out and after picking up the debut album I was hooked and went digging through their back catalogue to find all those other gems. After that I watched a couple of the shows on YouTube and then the 6Music festival during lockdown when Isles came out, but it was the Glasto ’22 set that convinced me that I had get out and see them for real, so I got tickets for Ally Pally and loved every second of it. It was the best gig I’ve ever been to - until Chroma in the Park last year.

For my mix I wanted to showcase some of the great artists and tunes recommended by the community - and some made by them too - alongside some of my fave classics going back as far as the 90’s (yes, I’m that old!). I’m glad I was allowed to include my PULSAR remix as it was such an treat to be able to work with the amazing stems provided for the competition, but more importantly I felt that it was such a fantastic experience sharing our work with each other - getting incredible and valuable feedback and tips from the talented people in the Bicep discord community.  The mix itself is a bit different from previous entries in the series as I’m more of a blender. I like finding those intros and outros that work well with each other and just letting them roll. It takes in some techno, some breaks, a bit of house and trance, plus a surprising amount of acid, culminating in a visit to the chill out room (do they even exist any more?) and a sneaky discord-exclusive from the lads.

Hope you all enjoy it and maybe discover something nice that you’ve never heard before.

https://soundcloud.com/singer-instruments
https://singerandtheinstruments.bandcamp.com
https://www.instagram.com/discotechnological/

0:00:00 - Speedy J - Pepper [Warp]
0:04:11 - Reload - Soaring [Universal Language]
0:06:40 - Swoose - Breathe [Feel My Bicep]
0:10:20 - not even noticed - Feel [Eudemonia]
0:12:33 - Future Draft - Until [FD]
0:15:15 - Pascal Nuzzo - Hold On [R&S]
0:14:44 - Acke - The Way of Rave (303 Vocal Remix) [Acke]
0:19:20 - Slow Assembly - Paramount (Original Mix) [Circuit Grooves]
0:23:12 - Fathead - Skweeler [Humboldt County Records]
0:26:25 - Foamek - Swing [Youngbloods]
0:29:55 - Shit Robot - Chasm [DFA]
0:34:13 - Rhiordan & Stanton Warriors - Bring Me Down [Black Book Records]
0:35:56 - Singer and the Instruments - After 8 [bandcamp]
0:39:46 - Francois K - Time & Space [Wave Music / NRK]
0:43:49 - Voom Voom - Baby [Voom:Voom]
0:47:01 - Bicep x Singer and the Instruments - PULSAR (discotechnological 4x4) [unreleased]
0:51:27 - Bonobo x Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Heartbreak [Outlier]
0:54:40 - Floating Points - Problems [Pluto / Ninja Tune]
0:57:33 - Daniel Avery - Knowing We’ll Be Here [Phantasy Sound]
1:01:34 - L.F.O. - Freak (discotechnological edit) [Warp]
1:04:08 - Om Unit and TM404 - Motorway Acid [Acid Test]
1:06:36 - Special Request - Morning Ritual [Houndstooth]
1:09:47 - London Hatred - Refuge [Videoclub]
1:13:03 - Humanoid - Sweet Acid Sound [De:tuned]
1:16:46 - Gerome Sportelli - Interstate [Motech Records]
1:19:24 - L.A. Synthesis - Levitating Machines (Nanodyne Corp Mix) [Vortexian Recordings]
1:22:18 - Sound Synthesis - Be Humble [Distant Worlds]
1:27:24 - Tin Man - Afters Acid [Acid Test]
1:32:26 - DOVE - Bi83 (Beatless) [discord exclusive]

Thank you for being part of our community, we hope you love the mix!
The FMB Discord crew.

Join the Bicep Discord community: www.levellr.com/bicep

FMB DISCORD MIXTAPE 007 | Discotechnological

Interview: http://truantsblog.com/2015/truancy-volume-129-bicep/

Soundcloud: @feelmybicep

Today’s Truancy Volume comes from our favourites AKA the boys behind Bicep. We first heard of Andy Ferguson and Matt McBriar a few years ago through their very own blog Feel My Bicep, and they have been two of our top selectors ever since. Seeing the London-via-Belfast duo establish themselves as some of the most captivating DJs and producers around has been a joy to witness – the likes of “Silk” (‘11), Satisfy (‘13) and Circles (‘14) still being as popular as ever round Truants’ way. Their recent schedule also speaks volumes about their current thrive and popularity among listeners across the board, comfortably delving between house, techno and disco whilst also having plenty of time for Bollywood soundtracks, atmospheric drum and bass and new age ambient music in their downtime. Following a limited 12” for their XOYO residency and their Just EP on Aus Music, they’ve just released the mighty Dahlia EP in collaboration with fellow producer and long-time friend Hammer. Gerd Janson also recently enlisted them to contribute to his Musik For Autobahns 2 compilation, with their sublime track entitled “Carmine” and you can also look out for a track called "Closing Sequence" forthcoming on 50 Weapons as part of the label's final run of releases. 

Having carved up such a reputation for themselves, it was no wonder Bicep were asked to lead a residency at London’s XOYO over this year's summer period: they just finished their 13-week workout last Saturday, which consisted of a strong curated roster including the likes of Derrick May, The Black Madonna, Palms Trax and Space Dimension Controller. The two have an equally crazy agenda coming up: from their next Feel My Bicep night at Amsterdam Dance Event featuring the likes of Midland, Optimo and Sandrien as well as their next Australia/NZ tour.

The pair has unquestionably been responsible for some of our fondest music-related memories over the years: from sunny afternoons at Dekmantel and ZeeZout, to getting caught by surprise by means of their Dominica edit at other festivals. Their final instalment at XOYO was also one for the books – going from “Just” to Art Crime and Devilfish in proper confetti-canon style fashion. Featuring recent tracks from Mikael Seifu and Dawit Eklund to 2000 era house from Joshua Iz, we’re thrilled to share Bicep’s mix for Truants with you. Equally as uplifting as it is danceable, it is more importantly 100% Bicep vibes. We also spoke to Andy and Matt about their creative processes on both a musical and visual level, what music from beyond the dancefloor they’re currently loving, and their upcoming album.

Truancy Volume 129: Bicep

ONE OF THE LAST MIXES OF THE YEAR FROM US. TONNES OF NEW UNRELEASED REMIXES, RE-EDITS AND BOOTLEGS IN HERE FROM US, ALSO LOTS OF TWISTS AND TURNS! ENJOY! 


BICEP | SYNTHOL HIT

DKMNTL - SLCTRS001 // Selectors 001 - Motor City Drum Ensemble

A1 DJ Slym Fas - Luv Music 
A2 House Of Jazz  - Hold Your Head Up

B1 20 Below - A Lil Tribute To The Moody Black Keys
B2 Risque III - Essence Of A Dream

C1 Licky - African Rock
C2 Raphael Green - Don't Mess With The Devil

D1 Ahzz - New York's Movin (Instrumental)
D2 Bill Deal - Freak n Freeze 

http://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5231/selectors-mcde	

What, exactly, is a selector? Dekmantel has long been determined to find out, even before the Amsterdam-based crew added an official Selectors stage to its annual summer festival in 2014. While the stage has since played host to an elite class of DJs that includes the likes of Floating Points, Mike Servito, Traxx, DJ Harvey, Ben UFO, and Donato Dozzy, to name just a few, Dekmantel came to realize that the Selectors concept needed a larger platform of its own.

As such, 2016 will see the launch of both a limited-capacity capacity festival and compilation series, both bearing the Selectors name. The compilations will come first, with Motor City Drum Ensemble, Young Marco, and Joy Orbison at the helm of the initial three chapters. These are not mix CDs; every Selectors compilation will include a collection of hand-picked, unmixed tracks personally curated by the artist.

Admittedly, drawing a line between "selectors" and mere DJs is an all-but-impossible task—it's essentially a "you know it when you see it" proposition—but it's hard to argue that Motor City Drum Ensemble (a.k.a. Danilo Plessow) doesn't tick all of the required boxes. He's been digging for records since his teenage years, and his DJing has become the stuff of legend, thanks in no small part to his head-turning sets at the last few Dekmantel festivals.

In truth, Plessow's relationship with Dekmantel dates back to the earliest days of the Motor City Drum Ensemble project, making him a natural candidate to head up the inaugural Selectors compilation. As expected, he's thrown himself into the task; selecting a want list from his collection of 15,000 records was no easy task, but getting permission for the final tracklist was even tougher.

One song in particular, Raphael Green's "Don't Mess with the Devil," required him to personally call up a church in St. Louis, Missouri. "The guy, he's a Bishop," he says. "When the Ferguson protests were happening, for example, he was on CNN explaining his thoughts on the whole thing, so he's a known public figure, but nobody really knew that he had this amazing record that was recorded in '79 or '80. His voice is just unbelievable. It's the kind of record that when I heard it the first time, I couldn't believe that there had only been like 100 copies pressed, and that this wasn't actually big."

Motor City Drum Ensemble's record bag is full of these kinds of gems, but he has no qualms about sharing a few of his secret weapons with a wider audience. "I wanted to get some of the stuff that is really, really hard to get, and make it available for younger people," he explains. "I used to be in the same situation. Back when I was 18, I would listen to a Rainer Truby mix and he would only play these $400 Brazilian records. I was like, 'Fuck, how am I ever going to be able to afford these?' I was glad when there was a reissue, and it's a bit the same with the compilation now." 

"Basically," he explains, "the approach for the compilation was, 'If I walked into a record store, what kind of compilation would I buy?' That's what I did."

Motor City Drum Ensemble's Selectors will be released in March 2016 on double vinyl, and CD formats.

DKMNTL - SLCTRS001 // Selectors 001 - Motor City Drum Ensemble

With Groove Armada back here in Farringdon early next month we've got a real nice present for you if you attended their last session here back in December. Spinning for four impressive hours on the 18th December the lads piloted Room One with exceptional panache; so much so that we asked if the wouldn't mind us archiving an hour or so of it. Thankfully they said yes, we agreed upon a segment and boom... here it is exclusively for you: an audible treat that also enables us to tell the world that Groove Armada will be joining us repeatedly as FABRICLIVE residents in 2016.

Tickets & Info: https://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/1222

Groove Armada - Recorded Live 18/12/2015

Tickets & Info: http://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/1246

Tracklist:
Mind Vortex - Future Fold
Culture Shock - Rush Connection
Metrik - Terminus
Ed Rush & Optical - ChubRub
Document One - Run the Block
Andy C - New Era VIP
Kove - Iodine
Sigala - Say You do (Kove Remix)
Delta Heavy - Oscillator
S.P.Y. - Doppleganger
L-Side - So High VIP Feat. MC Fava
1991 - Sprites
Loadstar - Lifeline
Kove - Dub
Hi-Lo - Crank it Up
Chris Lorenzo - Scarecrow
Malaa - Notorious
Novka - Dat Vibe
Chocolate Puma Feat. Tommy Sunshine - Scrub the Ground
Delta Heavy - Punish My Love
Kove - Dub
Kove - Dub
Kove - Night Thought VIP
Cyantific - Outtatime
Culture Shock - Steam Machine
Prolix - Sychophant
Nero - Into the Night (Dawn Wall Remix)
Kove - Dub
MNEK Feat. Zara Larsson - Never Forget You (Kove Remix)
Spor - Aztec (Calyx & Teebee Remix)

Kove – FABRICLIVE X UKF Mix

just for fun.
************TRACKLIST***********
Gamera - Airplane God
DVNO - FIRE OF GOON-LIGHT
Lakim - M i F i e s t a
Myth Syzer - Alone
Tommy Kruise - Cloudsurfin (unreleased)
Koen - 1993
Hudson Mohawke - Furnace Loop (VLooper Remélange)
Ryan Hemsworth - Sulk
Tek.Lun - I.O.U.
KenLo Craqnuques - Astrocalin
Clams Casino - Palace
Bahwee - Spittin Game
Sango - The Differences (Diferencas) (Reprise)
TNGHT (Hudson Mohawke & Lunice) - Bugg'n
High Klassified - Dramatrap
Girraffage - Even Though (featuring XXYYXX)
Kaytradamus - Nevalie (unreleased)
Ta-ku - When I Met You
Flatbush Zombies - Laker Paper (Produced by Erick Arc Elliott)
Project Pat - If You Ain't From My Hood
Wooh Da Kid - Jackboyz

UNTITLED MIX #1

tracks for the club made in solitude

shouts to mum & dad for the love & encouragement over the x-mas hols

hope y'all enjoy x

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Tracklist:

1. Asquith - Souls (Deep Mix) [Forthcoming Crystal Grooves]
2. DJ Mountain Dad - Step On The Edge [Let's Play House]
3. Asquith - System (Power Mix) [Hypercolour]
4. Asquith - Love Explosion [Roller Rink]
5. Asquith - Somebody [Roller Rink]
6. Asquith - Take Anymore ft. Quails [Hypercolour]
7. Asquith - And Go [Hypercolour]
8. Asquith - Cranky [Asquith]
9. Vanisher - Cedar [Unreleased]
10. Vanisher - You Know How Much You Mean To Me [Unreleased]
11. DJ Mountain Dad - Piano Dream (Heaven & Earth Mix)e [Let's Play House]
12. Asquith - Kunstcamp Acid [Asquith]
13. Asquith - Touch The Sky [Asquith]
14. Asquith - Time & Space [Hypercolour]

<3

100% ASQUITH TRACKS

100% Unreleased Asquith Mix

There is an effectiveness and simplicity to Mall Grab’s house music
that very quickly made him a star. The artist from an Australian town
makes tracks as dusty as homeland, but imbued with feel good melodies,
irresistible drums and smart samples that elevated them above pure
tools. This raw, instinctive, unfussy sound has found him on labels
like Looking For Trouble as well as the Steel City Discs label he runs
with Jarred Kennedy and Jackson Fitzsimmons. Back in February he
stepped out with an EP under his own name in a mission of
“self-discovery” and it’s a journey the world continues to be closely
tuned in to.

His mix is a high octane selection of brilliantly physical sounds.
From supersized house to throwback breakbeats, he slams it all
together with a fist pumping efficiency that means two hours race by
in a flash.  It’s a fun mix, too, with old school rave flavours, saw
tooth stabs and bumping kicks all brimming with the sort of life that
makes Mall Grab such an appealing and accessible talent.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 229 - Mall Grab

this sad sunday features a great mix by G-Ha & Olanskii - a Norwegian DJ duo with experience spanning couple of decades, creators of Sunkissed and residents of club Jaeger of Oslo. We were excited to hear this mix recorded during the instore session in Vodkast sometime in November, 2019. Enjoy...

vodkast.206 - g-ha & olanskii

SYNTOP FUNDRAISER FOR WAVE OF HOPE

It's the first podcast of our charity series to raise money for „Wave of Hope for the Future” - an initiative founded by refugees for refugees in the camps at the borders of Europe. 
They promote education in the camps by building schools, organizing educational material and supporting teachers. Art and languages form the basis of the education that is made available. 

• For further information, please visit the “Wave Of Hope for the Future” organization on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/WaveOfHopeForTheFuture/

The first contributor is Ben UFO. 
A chosen selection of various genres of electronic music. Fast and smart transitions. 
The Hessle Audio co-founder at his best. 

artist: @benufo
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BenUFO.DJ/

Together we collected 2197€ for the Wave Of Hope organization.
Thank you!

Ben UFO for Wave Of Hope

Tracklist: https://mixmag.net/feature/bicep-dj-cover-mix-2021

@feelmybicep explore the tougher end of their collection in this exclusive Cover Mix

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