A hallucinatory blur of a mix from Italian-Ivorian producer and DJ Ehua. 72 energetic minutes of gqom, afro house, psychedelic techno, electro, footwork and every type of club music under the sun.

Tracklist:

ROSALÍA - CUUUUuuuuuute (Ehua edit)
Klahrk - Ready 
Sha Ru - ???  (unreleased)
Hamdi - Underground 
Phelimuncasi - I don't feel my legs (prod DJ Nhlekzin)
DJ JM - Nexxxt Up
Duswunder - Chamber (unreleased)
Greg & King Doudou - Dembow Tronico (Simo Cell Rmx) (unreleased)
Scratchclart - Marixylo
Polygonia - Coleus
Nachtbraker - At It
DJ Plead - RB C
Aquarian - Sam Handwich
Jamiu - Rasaks
Batu - Convergence 
Stolen Velour - Symbiosis (Jabes Remix)
K-LONE - Focus
Chimpo - Broad (unreleased)
Jana Rush - Disturbed
Fixate - Window Seat (unreleased)
Air Max ’97 - Collapsing Void (unreleased)
Toma Kami - Later To The Bone 
SIM - Hallow
Ultima Esuna - Laurel 
Jeshi feat. Obongjayar - Protein
TSVI & Loraine James - Awaiting (unreleased)

SonarMix 002: Ehua

Recorded by @deenaabdelwahed & @basilemusicsounds in anticipation of 15 years @infine-music at Zenner, Berlin. For more information and to win tickets check bit.ly/Basilahed

InFiné 15 Years Mix by Deena Abdelwahed und Basile3

Depending on who you ask, Yousuke Yukimatsu is the best DJ in the world. Or at least in Japan. The eccentric Osaka-born, Tokyo-based DJ has built up an arsenal of fans and disciples—most famously Tzusing—who revere his cross-genre approach and knack for out-of-this-world blends. Case in point: he recently released a mostly ambient mixtape that somehow felt more gripping and propulsive than many techno DJ sets. He also used that release, Midnight Is Comin, to highlight Japan's underrepresented experimental electronic music scene, another sign of his wide-ranging and unusual tastes.

To go with his voracious hunger for all kinds of music, Yukimatsu can play alll different kinds of sets, from the meditative to the peak-time, all with the blending ingenuity and expert pacing we've come to expect. Just check his mind-blowing Boiler Room set from 2020. If that performance was nightclub madness and Midnight Is Comin was a slowly unfurling coil of downcast textures and moods, then Yukimatsu's RA Podcast is something in-between. 

Over two captivating hours, Yukimatsu brings in beats only to jettison them, returning several times to artists like Palmistry, Tzusing and Ryo Murakami. He anchors the mix with familiar tracks and voices before letting it drift out to sea again. It's also deeply personal, focusing on tracks from people he played with at his Zone Unknown parties in Osaka and Kobe, as well as his friends who participated in Midnight Is Comin.

Some of these blends need to be heard to believed. But more important is the pacing: the mix moves at such a slow but intuitive speed that it's almost tantric, the work of someone who knows how to keep the party going at a simmer without giving into the temptation to go faster. (He even says that the mix was supposed to be longer.) With hooky tracks from Palmistry and Equiknoxx up against explosions of noise and heavy EQing, Yukimatsu's RA Podcast is like dipping your head above and below water, soaking in and appreciating the beauty of both realms at once.

@yousukeyukimatsu

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/849

RA podcast

RA.849 ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U

"I recorded this mix while I was going through a difficult emotional situation. And I feel like you can sense that dark energy throughout the whole mix. Nonetheless there are highs and there is playfulness in the mix, probably even one or two solid dance floor tracks. Possible occasions could be a get together with friends at home, getting into the mood before the club or maybe even getting sweaty to it with a (beloved) person. On whatever occasion this mix is listened to, I would prescribe a nice red wine to it."

We’re honored to have @soucidj of @raiders_records drop this luscious mix for us. Renowned for her fast-paced club, high energy mixes and productions full of breaks, footwork, jungle and more, this co-founder of Raiders is making waves. Since starting out only in 2019, she’s made appearances at CTM Festival, Drugstore Belgrade and OXI to name a few, as well as the host of their own Raid party.

Read our full interview with her here >> www.hueandsaturation.net/blog/2022/souci ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Hue & Saturation Mix #043: SOUCI

aka. Femme Drums Reduxx

We are happy to introduce our monthly OuchSlaps mix series with a sweaty percussion workout by FiFi. Expect LARGE drums, relentless blends and a touch of spooky.

@fifionthebeat

👋 Ouch Slaps 001 - FiFi

Live recording of our fresh resident, @skankstasy, bringing down the house with the sweaty concoction of pumping basslines and shuffled rhythms she prepared for Leck My Button(s) on January 20th 2023 at Club OST. Relentless drive and buoyant energy from our tireless trouble-maker. 

Tracklist

Da Partycrasher — DJ Chuckie
Bamboo Riddim — Ahadadream 
Kill Dem — Jamie xx
Need a Friend — Marco Solo
This Is Business — Dance System feat. Mike James
Let's Get This — Sally C
Drop the Bass — Saoirse
That Thang — DJ Manny
If the Shoe Fits — DJ Swisha
Tessa Drive — Mary Lake
The Clapper — Justindemus
Honey Badger — Rhyw
Move — Interplanetary Criminal
Lighter VIP — Champion
Soulja Tool — Odd Mobb
Trust Me — Interplanetary Criminal
Coming on Strong — Interplanetary Criminal
THC (The Hardest Cru) — Ruff Cru
Ruff — Interplanetary Criminal
Backshot — ATW
Here We Go — Armando
Funky Groove — Untidy DJs
Blow Ya Mind — Lock n Load
Caipirinha — DJ N.K.
Dagga Da — Sammy Virji
Skanka — Hamdi
Bel Mercy — Jengi
Hammond Groove — Big Miz
Sponk 900 — Big Miz
Bombading — Dance System
The Originator — Dance System
Magestic 12 — Pangaea
Xtasis (Pearson Sound Remix) — Nick Leon feat. Babtr
I Can See It — yourboykiran
Sale GiraFA — TAYHANA
N4STY G1RL F4NT4ST1K — Chané
Ganz OK — DJ Pirna

Pic by Filipe Serro; Design by Fran Marcos

Skankstasy

Spring 2023 is shaping up to be Tzusing season, with appearances at Manchester's The White Hotel (where he'll make his debut in the city at a party with the PAN crew this evening), Rewire and Lyon festival Nuits Sonores all taking place in the coming weeks. This playful selection of hard drum, hip-hop edits and other dancefloor weapons plucked from his current club set rotation makes it easy to see why.

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Tzusing plays Nuits Sonores, Lyon, 17-21 May.

Crack Mix 495: Tzusing

Jasss & Ursula Prawn - CDMX TAPES X NTS Radio (30.03.23)

Jasss - CDMX TAPES X NTS Radio (30.03.23)

06/12/23 live recording of my set at nowadays, congratulations to my sweetie pie friends <3

alex + go's big fat nowadays wedding

BEYOND #025 - RARE AFRICAN WAX - KILLA DU JOUR
Full Video 📺 https://youtu.be/ycRLc_ErjXc

KILLA's club selections are tailored for sweaty dancefloors but her bi-monthly radio residency on 'refuge worldwide' allows her to curate deeper, more personal music. the records she picked for her beyond session are uniquely close to her heart as she received them from her Ivorian-born father who had a brief stint as a radio DJ in Paris, retiring before her birth. he only opened up about this part of his life after she herself started spinning wax and even played at a 'Wax Treatment' party, subsequently summoning her to haul the rest of his collection to Berlin. 
the 'Rare African Wax' vinyls featured in this beyond episode are releases from the period 1970 -1986 and stretch from Funk and Afrobeat to Rumba and Soukous.

TRACKLIST
TRACKLIST
01. Myriam Makeba – Comme Une Symphonie D'Amour [Disques Espérance, 1979] 
02. Francis Bebey – Politiki [Ozileka, 1985]
03. African Brothers International Band Of Ghana - Onipa Nnse Hwe [Makossa, n/a]
04. Le Grand Maître Franco Et Son Tout Puissant O.K. Jazz – Mario [Choc, 1985]
05. Joseph Kabasselle Et L'African Jazz - Succes African Jazz [African, 1984]
06. François Lougah – Moto [Sonafrique, 1976]
07. Fela Ransome-Kuti & The Africa '70 ft. Ginger Baker - Black Man's Cry [ Regal Zonophone, 1971]
08. OK Jazz – Miguel' Canta [Authenticité, 1975]
09. Dr. Nico & L'Orchestre African Fiesta Sukisa - Tu M'as Déçu Chouchou [Sukisa, 1971]
10. Loko Massengo - Fiancé Par Interim [Safari Sound, 1983]
11. Tabu Ley Rochereau – Camarade [Genidia, 1985]
12. Roy Langa Et Oncle Bapius - Espoir Na Ngai [Yam Production, n/a]
13. Fela Ransome-Kuti & The Africa '70 ft. Ginger Baker – Egbe Mi O (Carry Me I Want To Die) [Signpost, 1971]

Beyond#25 Rare African Wax @ Mojo Club

Techno, gqom and synth pop, live from Taipei.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=741

@tzusing

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.741 Tzusing

Raised on a strict diet of beats & sass, Lecken and Wax Treatment affiliate KILLA is a vinyl-only DJ whose sensitive ear for the more unconventional crossovers between groovy techno, high-brow electronica and the B-side oddities of dance music helps her flesh out a sound uniquely her own.

She has earned a quick-fire reputation for the uncompromising musical integrity of her selections - frequently served with a dash of diva “je ne sais quoi”.

KILLA’s sets are as diverse as the crates she digs in and the venues she plays at the venues she plays at (Tresor, RSO, ://about blank, IfZ, Kampnagel,KHIDI, Oxi etc).

She is a founding member and resident DJ of the queer-feminist Lecken collective, has co-organised local and international events with the Killasan sound system since 2014 and recently joined Gravity Network's artist roster. 
She also host a bimonthly radio show on Refuge Worldwide.

Beyond#25 Rare African Wax @ Mojo Club

KILLA

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