Maybe this time I can go far
Thinking about where I've been
Ain't helping me start

Michael Kiwanuka - Cold Little Heart (Yør Kultura's Thinking About Where I've Been Edit)

Sabo's record label, Sol Selectas returns after topping the charts with their annual summer compilation with a stunning organic house release by Jo.Ke and Chambord. It also includes solo remixes from Landikhan and El Mundo, plus a collaborative rework by Chukku and Jo.Ke.

Chambord are a French duo who are no strangers to the Sol Selectas roster after featuring tracks on the label's Summer Sol compilations and also remixing a track by Ayala (IT). They have a majestic style that fuses world music influences with deep synths and flowing percussion. Chambord's music can also be found on other respected imprints such as Abracadabra Music, Kindisch, Earthly Delights and Akbal Music.

Jo.Ke is a talented vocalist and DJ who plays hybrid sets with live vocals layered over the tracks he mixes. When it comes to his vocal talents, he has added his voice to incredible music produced by the likes of Ulises and Viken Arman. Jo.Ke is best known for his top-selling collaboration with NU called "Who Loves The Sun", as it's had over 45 million plays on Spotify, and 120 Million views on YouTube.

El Mundo is a Dutch artist who for over a decade has been releasing his deep and melodic style on labels ranging from Crosstown Rebels to Get Physical. He is also a regular collaborator who has worked regularly with the likes of Satori and Zazou, but this remix showcases his exceptional solo skills.

SOL106 - Quiet Times

HMWL Premiere: Chambord, Jo.Ke - Quiet Times (El Mundo Remix)

"From weak to strong, self-knowledge through self-destruction"
It's time to dive into the second part of my collection straight from Goa, "Afrowaves vol.2"
Relax and feel the different moods in this collection. Give your soul and mind to this music that will take you where you need to go.
Peace, Unity, Love and Having fun

GOYS - Afrowaves vol.2

Sunset at Space Eat & Dance | Ibiza 2024

Ninekosa EP

Ninekosa

Sarita, Oceanvs Orientalis, ABRA - Astralis (Oceanvs' Rattle Version)

𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐄𝐑𝐄: Arthur Davidson, Mixon Spencer - Ahrab Mn Albi [Tibetania Rituals]

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https://www.beatport.com/release/ahrab-mn-albi/5045285

𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐄𝐑𝐄: Arthur Davidson, Mixon Spencer - Ahrab Mn Albi [Tibetania Rituals]

An organic journey between deep roots and radiant growth.
This set blends natural textures, fluid rhythms, and soft pulses to awaken a blooming energy — somewhere between dream and movement.

👉 Organic House | 120 BPM
🌍 A sensory exploration of earth, breath, and light.
🎶 To be felt with closed eyes… or fully danced.

Thank you for listening & sharing 🌿
#OrganicHouse #FutureBloom #DeepVibes #Mostawdaa #OrganicGrooves

39:26 Future Bloom

Tracklist:

Monolink – Return to Oz (ARTBAT Remix)
Fabrication – Dustpig
ARTBAT – Upperground
Anyma & Chris Avantgarde – Consciousness
Sono – Keep Control (ARTBAT Remix)
Denis Horvat – Noise (feat. Lelah)
Adriatique, WhoMadeWho & RÜFÜS DU SOL – Miracle (RÜFÜS DU SOL Remix)
Maceo Plex & Faithless – Insomnia 2021 (Epic Edit)
Energy 52 – Café Del Mar (Tale Of Us Renaissance Remix)
Parallelle & Nicolas Masseyeff – Renegade (Adam Ten & Mita Gami Remix)
Monkey Safari – Safe
Patrice Bäumel – Roar (Adana Twins Remix)
Kevin de Vries – Dance With Me
Ben Kim – Somebody To Love (Gorgon City Remix)
ARTBAT & Pete Tong – Age of Love (ARTBAT Rave Mix)
Space Motion & Stylo – Dreamers
Massano – The Feeling
Kevin de Vries & Mau P – Metro

Didactics Mix

Internal conflicts and transcendence...
The End, by The Doors,explores profound themes of the human psyche, going beyond a simple farewell. The direct reference to the Oedipus complex in the lines "Father? / Yes, son / I want to kill you / Mother, I want to–" reveals internal conflicts and family taboos, demonstrating how the song addresses universal issues of rupture, symbolic death, and rebirth. Although Morrison was initially inspired by the end of his relationship with Mary Werbelow, he expanded the lyrics to address broader existential experiences.
The hypnotic atmosphere created by Robby Krieger's guitar, which imitates Indian instruments, reinforces the sense of travel and transcendence. Lines like "Lost in a Roman wilderness of pain" and "All the children are insane" suggest a civilization on the brink of collapse, which connects to the use of music in the film "Apocalypse Now" to illustrate the chaos of war. Metaphors like "ride the snake" and "the blue bus is callin' us" can be seen as references to both psychedelic journeys and processes of self-discovery. The somber, introspective tone, coupled with the narrative's fragmented structure, conveys the sense of an inevitable end, but also of a painful liberation, as in "It hurts to set you free / But you'll never follow me." “The End” remains open to multiple interpretations about death, transformation, and the limits of human experience.
So...
Enjoy this Remix

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The Doors - The End (Chris Cargo Remake)[FREE Download]

Zuma Dionys returns with a poetic two-track EP, weaving Slavic folklore into deep, cinematic electronica.

On Krylnitsa (feat. Sasha Smaga), a girl drops her golden bucket into a well beneath an oak tree, stirring the heart of a young Cossack. The track ripples with mysticism, longing, and the weight of tradition.

Underland Sun dives into a shadowy dreamscape, a hypnotic journey through roots and rhythm, where light flickers beneath the surface.

Foggy, emotional, and otherworldly, this is storytelling for the dancefloor.

Zuma Dionys - Krylnitsa feat. Sasha Smaga (Original Mix) - PAP090 - Pipe & Pochet

Life in Cologne is colourful, diverse and open to new things. That's why the electronic artist Johann Gitters decided many years ago to start his music career here. Growing up with the beats of the 90s, he has now been producing music in the form of a mixture of melodic house and deep house for almost 20 years. The trend goes back to consume melancholic, driving, but also warm analogue sounds at the same time. That's exactly what Johann Gitters sounds like. 

Influenced by a strict piano teacher, he recognises and uses harmonies and compositions of sounds that make his music unique. He is inspired by artists such as Paul Kalkbrenner (always!), Matthew Herbert, Acid Pauli, Boris Brejcha, Marek Hemmann. 

The artist is currently working on live sets, for which he has only been able to get enthusiastic about in recent years, and new EPs. In doing so, he is increasingly practising vocals to give the whole thing more depth. His sets, which are in the minimal/electronic range, are supplemented by his own tracks when they are played.