Name: Joel In the Mix Feb 17th 09 mixed @ Redroom Stockholm 1 by joelmull in Joel Mull
Duration: 1 h 1 min 59 s
Description: Broadcasted on Dasding Radio / Germany 22nd Feb 09

Ohhhh I love these tracks. So many memories of happenings and connections I created to dancers when I played them...

Joel Mull

Techno
Recorded live at Iam Techno Stage, Kingsday, Kingsland, Amsterdam Rai 2013.

JOEL MULL @ IamTechno Queensday Amsterdam 2013 Fullset

TMS.474 TOBIAS.

As part of RA2122, our ongoing celebration of 21 years of club culture, we'll be featuring some of our favourite DJs from around the world, highlighting the parties or clubs most important to their lives in dance music. 

The first time we featured DJ Nobu on the RA Podcast, over ten years ago, we called him "one of Japan's best DJs." In hindsight, i think we can all agree that the country qualifier is no longer necessary: he's one of the world's best DJs, bar none. An absolute master at curating and mixing techno, Nobu has helped to inspire a Japanese school of techno that is psychedelic, hypnotic and often very pretty, without losing the genre's oomph or edge. And he's more popular than ever around the world, playing some of the best parties and clubs in pretty much any country or city you could name.

But DJ Nobu's roots and heart are close to home. Frustrated with techno in the Japanese capitol, he created his own party in his neighbouring hometown, Chiba, where nightlife was less pretentious and the vibe was a little looser. Future Terror quickly became known as one of Japan's premiere techno parties, and paved the way not only for Nobu himself, but many other Japanese DJs who Nobu and his later partner Haruka gave the chance to shine. The party also recently celebrated its landmark 20th anniversary with its first-ever party in London.

This mix is a direct tribute and encapsulation of Future Terror, what Nobu calls a "condensed story" of the series focusing on the more outré elements at the fore—an "awareness of techno" with plenty of more leftfield tracks thrown in. What follows might be a little gentler than you'd expect from Nobu, but it's all top-tier techno mixed with an expert hand.

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Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/855

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RA.855 DJ Nobu

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Sandrien - Resident Advisor Podcast  / RA.416

Broadcasted on Dasding Radio / Germany 22nd Feb 09
  

Joel In the Mix  Feb 17th 09 mixed @ Redroom Stockholm 1

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Ron Albrecht stands behind the decks of the most iconic clubs on the planet. His sets are deep, uncompromising, and emotionally charged – a captivating fusion of contemporary techno structures and the raw, honest roots of electronic music. With an exceptional sense for dramaturgy, he reads the energy of the dancefloor and guides his audience on an intense, almost meditative journey.

But his story goes much further back – deep into the early days of German techno culture. In the 1990s, Albrecht was more than just a DJ; he was a cultural pioneer. In 1994, he founded Gerberei in Schwerin, a club that quickly became one of the most important venues for electronic music in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. For nearly two decades, he shaped the club as co-founder, organizer, and resident DJ – providing a stage for both national and international artists, far from the major cities. At the same time, from 1995 to 2006, he ran the legendary record store Easy Traxx, which became a hub and source of inspiration for many DJs and music lovers. It wasn’t just a place to buy records – it was a space where attitude and taste were curated, rooted in a deep understanding of vinyl culture and sonic aesthetics.

In a personal interview with Andre Kronert, Ron Albrecht talks about his first encounters with electronic music, the magnetic pull of Berlin’s early club scene, and the pivotal moments that shaped his path. His stories offer insight into a constantly evolving scene – and into the mind of an artist who continues to approach it with integrity, depth, and passion.

Gear:
2x Technics SL-1200MK5
2x Ortofon Concorde MKII Scratch
Mixer: Allen & Heath Xone 96

Video:
Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-qafd5J70M
DJ Mix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nieqx5Rg0sc

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Ron Albrecht - Techno Vinyl Only Mix - VINYL MATTERS 020

Selected and mixed by your 90s man - Enjoy the selection 🎵
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Tracklist (90s only) :
01. The Wise Caucasian - Darkside
02. DBX - Beat Phreak
03. Richard Brown - Kraken
04. Tan-Ru - Toggle
05. DBX - Space Talk
06. Plastikman - Snarkish
07. Baby Ford - Kez
08. Surgeon & James Ruskin - Sound Pressure Part 3 
09. Jeff Mills - Robot Replica
10. Scan 7 - Undetectable
11. K-Hand - Meridian
12. System 01 - Drugs Work
13. Baby Ford - Monolense
14. Random XS - Give Your Body (Claude Young Re-Work Mix)
15. Pacou - Phase Transition
16. James Ruskin - Internal
17. Mark Broom - Rhino
18. Robert Hood - Minus
19. DJ T-1000 - Disconnected
20. Gaetano Parisio - Minimal Act
21. Fumiya Tanaka - Antibody
22. Damon Wild - Red Dog
23. Teste - The Wipe
24. Robert Hood - Internal Empire

100% Minimal - Vol. 1

Refracted @ Parallel Festival 2024

Rrose—named after Marcel Duchamp's character, Rrose Selavey—is a dark and mysterious figure who makes dark and mysterious music. It comes mainly on his own Eaux label after early forays on the influential Sandwell District, and it combines mean and heavy overtones with more lithe and agile synths work. Most recently this American producer and live act served up an absorbing album of droning soundscapes on Seattle’s Further Records, whilst 2015’s EP output has seen him master supple techno forms drenched in reverb and soot black atmospheres.   This deep, thick and industrially influenced sound carries over in to his live set, and that is exactly what we are serving up for you on our next podcast. 

This one hour session is an absorbing one that sucks you deep down a blackened rabbit hole. It is one that recreates his show at this year's Dekmantel Festival and across the course of an hour invites your mind to get lost in elongated synth lines that slowly drift about like planets in orbit. Occasional percussive patterns and crunchy textures get loosely scattered across the airwaves and along the way the brooding clouds break to let in some blissful rays of optimism. There are few who have a sound as focussed and singular as this, as this podcast proves. 

Dekmantel Podcast 039 - Rrose

Function lays down the Sandwell District style on this week's RA podcast.

RA.177 Sandwell District

Joel DJ set Nation Of Gondwana Juli 2012

Recorded Berghain/Berlin  
(Last 2 hours of the set)

Joel Mull DJ Set @ Berghain 4th Nov 2012

An unexpected finale of Terraforma 2019 under the guiding light of DJ Nobu.

DJ Nobu 'unannounced finale' TF2019

Joel Mull Recorded 19 April at IDEAL CLUB 1st Hour

Joel Mull Recorded 19 April 2013 IDEAL CLUB 2nd Hour

*DJ and producer from Stockholm, Sweden.
Joel Mull's career spans over three decades. With a background studying classical music, singing in choirs and playing in bands, Joel found electronic music at a young age as a source of freedom. His first experience came from DJ’ing in the chill-out areas of rave parties in his native Stockholm during the early 90’s.
With his roots from Germany, Hamburg, he moved to the city in 1994, and worked as a resident DJ for 3 years at one of the biggest techno clubs in Germany, Unit Club. This was an important period for him and as a DJ; It taught him how to control the energy of the night on the dance floor, from warm up sets to 10h marathon sets.

With releases on music labels worldwide along with Cari Lekebusch, Robert Leiner, Adam Beyer and Jesper Dahlbäck he counts to the first wave of Swedish techno producer who became known around the world as the "Swedish techno sound".
He has produced over 100 releases and under various names such as Icarus, Gotzkowsky and most recent under his alias Damm.
He often refers to himself and his craft as a sound architect, and if you’ve ever experienced his club sets, you’ll understand why.
Under his ambient and electronica alias Damm, Joel revives one of his earliest aliases and expands upon this discipline even further.

*Part of the label team of the swedish label Parabel.
*Also knows as "Damm" with his latest ambient release on A Strangely Isolated place.

Joel In the Mix Feb 17th 09 mixed @ Redroom Stockholm 1

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