Taking over the series for episode 292, the artist presents a deep, dreamy adventure packed with hypnotic grooves and cosmic sounds.

This voyage combines blissful textures and magical gems to create the perfect sunday story. 


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unknown artist // grainy 292

Broadcast live on WNYU 89.1FM in New York City on March 18, 2014

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BIS Radio Show #721 with Solar

@zlatingradev from Varna, Bulgaria | Enjoy!

UmbraCast 005 Zlatin

There are a lot of tracks by Marko Furstenberg and Pablo Bolivar because almost everything in their catalogs are amazing. 

1. Pulshar - Kms (Pablo Bolivar Space Mix)
2. Doyeq - Soundsphere
3. Marko Fuerstenberg - Far Out (Orginal Mix)
4. Andrey Pushkarev - Between The Mountains
5. Doyeq - On The Rocket
6. Reference, Marko Fuerstenberg - The Swell
7. Pelacha - Funny Friends (Pablo Bolivar Remake)
8. Marko Fuerstenberg - 70120
9. Krisz Deak - Long Way Home
10. Patrick Zigon - Ich See (Pablo Bolivar Rework)
11. Spacechord - Black Russian
12. Subset - Spacewalk

Jeremy Meadow | Bringing In The New Year With Dubtechno

It is a pleasure to say welcome to another Bulgarian artist to the series - Martin.
@mart_inn

notyourcast 038 / Martin

The eleventh podcast of the series is presented with a DJ set from Romanian producer, owner of PUR label - rmn

Artwork by Katya Zarukina

Utro Podcast > rmn.wav

◉◉ Soundroom Podcast 111 - Razvan Iuga (Ro) ◉◉
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Razvan Iuga is an exceptionally talented Romanian artist currently based in the UK. With a keen focus on music production, he has quickly emerged as a rising star in the industry. Drawing inspiration from renowned artists such as Mihigh, G76, Barac, and Dubtil, Razvan combines his deep appreciation for their unique styles with his own creativity to produce mesmerizing and captivating music. With his innate talent and dedication to his craft, Razvan Iuga is undoubtedly a young artist worth keeping a close eye on in the ever-evolving music scene. 

◉◉ Follow Razvan Iuga: https://soundcloud.com/user-176916391
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Soundroom Podcast 111 - Razvan Iuga (Ro)

Kicking off 2025 for the 14th mix in our MINIMALISM series we introduce Tur vinyl boss, Poly. She has kindly provided us with 2.5 hours from her set at Signal Festival in Russia last year.

Poly has been on our radar for a while now which we feel is an artist that deeply represents our sound. Based in Saint-Petersburg, Poly is a resident for Moscow based Haze and Mizar, playing regularly at the clubs there. She has shared line ups with artists such as Cezar, Dubtil, Cally and Andrei Ciubuc.

Known for her dark and hypnotic selections, which rolls so smoothly throughout. We’ll let the music do the talking on this one 😊

Follow Poly on the below:
https://soundcloud.com/sashapoly
https://www.instagram.com/sashapoly/reels/

MINIMALISM 014: Poly

For our April episode we welcome the London (UK) based DJ and producer https://soundcloud.com/getsu. He carefully selected a 2.5 hour vinyl set from his collection for your listening pleasure. Getsu is also a resident DJ for the Bulgaria based label https://soundcloud.com/notyourtyperec and has also a release on their imprint. Last year he also contributed to a various artist vinyl release on https://soundcloud.com/theoreticalrhythms. Fasten your seatbelt and enjoy the ride.

YARNcast 123 - Getsu

zeitmaschine.rec

Iunsub Podcast 019 - Andrea Ferlin (IT)

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https://andreaferlin.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/andrea-ferlin

Artwork : Gauthier Spt
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Podcast 019 - Andrea Ferlin (IT)

San Francisco-based DJ playing ambient, dubtechno, and hypnotic techno, and managing the San Francisco ambient event series Intermission.
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