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A new mix by Tom Dicicco in conjunction with the release of his 'No Sympathy' EP on The Corner.. in shops this week.

enjoy-Anthony

Tracklist:
Shawn O'Sullivan - Non Nocere [Avian]
Mark du Mosch - Living Up (Gesloten Cirkel Remix) [Dekmantel]
Terron - No 17 Governing [Whities]
DJ Red - Eyes Are Blind [BPitch Control]
Redshape - 100 (Classic Mix) [Delsin]
Tom Dicicco - No Sympathy [The Corner]
Legowelt - Majestic Alchemy [Creme Organization]
Snow Bone - Remote Viewer [Lobster Theremin]
Tom Dicicco - Give It Back [The Corner]
Chevel - Own [Non Series]
John Heckle - Cactus Jack [MOS Recordings]
Yan Cook - Morse [Ann Aimee]
Blue Hour - Solace [Blue Hour]
Fabrizio Lapiana - Robirds [Attic]
Developer - Extension [Modularz]
Call Super - Black Octagons [Houndstooth]

Tom Dicicco - NO SYMPATHY MIX

This is a recording live of my dj set last week at Watergate for Quenum's Face to Face album release party together with Quenum and Marco Resmann on the main Serialism floor.

Cesare vs Disorder dj set @ Watergate club, 30.11.13, Berlin

05.12.13 During the storm Xaver was hitting Berlin full on this mix was done at Watergates lovely Waterfloor. 
I used 2 Technics 1210, 2 CDJ 2000 and a Allen Heath X One 92. No further edits were necessary and I used mainly records.
Thanks to the grateful Watergate stuff for opening the club 2 hours before
to give me the opportunity to mix under club conditions. Thanks also to my friend Marco Unzip being my crowd during the mix. It felt good!

Tobi Neumann Podcast 05.12.13

Pure club tunes, live and direct from Brooklyn.

As recently as a couple of years ago, the non-New Yorkers among us could be forgiven for not knowing Anthony Parasole. These days, if you follow techno, you'd be remiss not to. Born, raised and residing in Brooklyn, Parasole came of age during the city's techno heyday, and his work as a DJ and underground party impresario in the '00s helped guide the scene through its rough patch. (See Real Scenes: New York, which features Parasole, for the full story.) With Levon Vincent, he put out a string of now-classic EPs through their Deconstruct label. But it's The Corner, April's label of the month and number eight overall in our label poll, that's put Parasole on the map internationally as a first-class selector and producer of tough techno. 

If you've slept on Parasole until now, then consider RA.395 a cold glass of water to the face. It's characteristically fierce, with a New York-centric twist or two.

What have you been up to recently?

Many things, actually. I've been busy prepping and trying to get out the next three Corner releases, which had a couple of production issues. Tom Dicicco's No Sympathy was released last week worldwide. It's a great record to close out 2013 to. I have also been on the road touring a bit, which has been nice—so many great shows I have had an opportunity to play. Recently I just moved in Brooklyn and finished building my studio and have been pretty busy writing new music for 2014. I have more solo projects coming as well as a couple of projects with Phil Moffa.

How and where was the mix recorded?

This mix was recorded at Output during off hours one late Monday night in October, to my Sony CD-R recorder. (I prefer recording mixes in one take to hard disk; this way there is no retreat, no surrender, haha.) I used a Xone:92, two Pioneer CDJs and two Technic 1200s with a grip of records and a couple of CDs. The intro was recorded using my iPhone at the 14 Street F train station. I recorded this street musician for about 25 minutes on the sneak. The way he played guitar just blew my mind, and I wanted to capture the moment. Then I completed the mix at Butcha Sound through the power of Pro Tools and Phil Moffa.

Can you tell us about the idea behind the mix?

I had many different ideas, but I scratched all of them because I didn't want to outsmart myself. I also have a few mixes online, some with ambient or different variations, so I decided to approach this mix like a pure DJ set in a club. I wanted that club feel and wanted to capture those moments that occur purely deep in the mix when it's not thought out methodically like a typical mix, and this is why I recorded it at Output. I wanted to play on a soundsytem full throttle to capture the thump, so I just hit record and played till the 80 minutes ran out.

You've been a fixture in New York's house and techno scene for ages, but you've started making inroads abroad over the last few years. Where are your favorite places to play?

One of my favorite gigs of the year was actually at home, when Danny Tenaglia asked me to play with him at Output. There really was a crazy buzz, and the room was packed by 11:30 PM, which in Brooklyn is really early. The crowd was super receptive to how and what I played, and I'm very grateful for that gig and to Danny for inviting me. Then abroad there is this great connection between Paris and NYC, and I've had so many great gigs in France, like recently at Concrete. It is just a magical venue and party put together by people who really care about the culture and music. 

I played a couple of smaller parties that blew me away. One was this little party in Tel Aviv called Resek, which had this crazy vibe in this little dark room. Another was this event called TRAXX UP! in Switzerland. The room just blew up and was electric. And of course Berlin treats me great. I am blessed to play Berghain as often as I do, and always to such a welcoming crowd! 

Your label's aesthetic identifies strongly with your hometown. Do you think The Corner could exist outside of New York?

After I started Deconstruct with Levon Vincent, the aesthetic was so minimal, and so I really wanted to capture the complete opposite of Deconstruct with The Corner. That's why I went with full-on art and full color labels. I came up through the streets and relate to it, so I wanted that feel and smell through the art. Maybe if I lived somewhere else—let's say Miami—it probably wouldn't be the same. The art would be bunch of hot, tanned Cuban girls in string bikinis and sunsets and the label would probably be named Ocean Drive, haha! I kid, but yeah, the point is I don't think the label's aesthetic would exist if I didn't grow up in Brooklyn, New York.

What are you up to next? 

I'm preparing for New Year's Eve at fabric and then New Year's Day at Melkweg in Amsterdam. For The Corner, in January we kick the year off with Pressure by Phil Moffa and myself. It will hit the shops as soon as the holidays are over, followed by Where Were You In '92 by X-Crashed (AKA Adam X), which are all produced now. I'm also sorting out the releases and schedule for 2014. So much great music to release, I really can't wait!


RA 395 Resident Advisor Mix By Anthony Parasole

http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/blondes
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?550193
https://soundcloud.com/blondes

Blondes (LIVE) at AYLI 02/07/14

After the successful release of Exium on Modularz, we welcome label boss Developer to nheoma. The result is a split ep with 4 tracks, something not to be missed.

Release date: 03/03/14



Exium / Developer - The Payback EP - nheoma 016

Live set recorded at Panorama Bar in Berlin on the 22nd of Feb 2014.

Avatism - Live at Panorama Bar 22.02.2014

Diynamic Radishow March 2014

Matthew Dekay "Für Die Liebe" Mix March 2014

Originally broadcast on NTS on March 28, 2014 live from the RBMA studios in New York City. Almost all of the tracks are IDed by Eamon and Justin during the show, so just keep your ears peeled if you want to know what tune you're listening to.

Mister Saturday Night Radio: Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter on NTS March 2014

Boris Werner is one of those lucky DJs who can count the most respected clubs in his residential city as his second home - he holds a residency at Amsterdam's Trouw hosting his own club nights and spinning there on a very familiar basis. His love affair with vinyl started in his teenage years and he brings that lifetime of knowledge along with him whether he's playing on his home turf or further afield and has built quite a reputation for his ability to create and maintain a special vibe wherever that may be. Next Saturday he's making his Farringdon debut so we jumped at the chance to chat a bit more about his roots and share a newly recorded promo mix to impart audially what this esteemed DJ is all about.

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Read our interview with Boris: http://www.fabriclondon.com/blog/view/getting-to-know-boris-werner-and-his-fabric-promo-mix
Get tickets to see Boris in RM1 with Craig Richards and The Martinez Brothers here: http://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/917

Boris Werner - fabric Promo Mix

JACK_FROST (MONASTERIO)_LIVE_ MIX

TF #014: Antonio de Angelis [Children of Tomorrow / Affin] - UK

Bio: 
Antonio de Angelis, dj, producer in constant evolution, is always looking for new targets and more challenges, experimenting uncommon paths and inventing innovative languages. Eclectic, creative, curious and involving, has a unique style which transmits passion and adrenaline, dreams and emotions. His sets are marked by the art of sound manipulation and style pollution, challenging standards and prejudices, playing wisely with technology and everything that enables him to change and produce music reworks. Antonio doesn’t aim to classify his sound within precise boundaries, but it’s quite easy to perceive strong house roots with contemporary techno and deep inflections.
Antonio De Angelis was born in the south of Italy in 1980, in 2000 he moved to London and he has become one of the few Italian artists emerging in the electro music in the UK... He started his career with the name of Toni D and he has steadily worked with many international artists and labels.. In summer 1999 Antonio moved to Ibiza where his passion for music got stronger, and in November 2000 he moved definitely to London where with his huge and genuine passion for music he managed to dj in the best parties in London, at fabric, onemore, tbar, halfbaked, minimal hospital, zum, etc… Like this he became dj resident at Kubicle, one of the best after party in the capital. Thanks to this he started to get known as a dj and producer by artists like Loco Dice, Mandy, Marco Carola, Villalobos and many more. At the same time he doit many releases in many labels such as material series, safari electronique, Trapez, etc.. Working with Kubicle he refined his style and technique by also playing in many parties around the world, such as Ibiza, Miami, Berlin, etc... After some releases with the label Safari, he met Arnaud Le Texier, they became friends and started a collaboration... After 3 years, in collaboration with the Minimal Hospital group he decided to launch his first party zum, in east London. in Safari he was assisted by Arnaud le Texier with ep down is the new up but thanks to his talent this will be produced by safari with a new ep called relative sze of planet, which shows Antonio's dark techno side. Besides the production, in 2010 Antonio became dj resident of a new project...One More....Today One More is one of the best underground parties in London, it is a new platform for djs as Robert Hood , DVS1 , Rodhad and many more ....At OneMore Toni his careful direction of the sound, using his deep understanding of the dancefloor to program the right DJs at the right time. Thanks to this project Antonio is standing out his real sound and his new musical ideas.

Also is start new project duo with Arnaud Le Texier called DETECT AUDIO , they al ready release an ep in france techno label Nowhere , they have also 2 upcoming ep one is goon be in retro metro and other in sincrophone. and more will be comee co

Artist links:
Fb: https://www.facebook.com/antoniodeangelismusic
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/antoniodeangelis
RA: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/antoniodeangelis

Tracklist: 

1) -  Il Canto Della Maga  -  Donato  Dozzy   - sa023    
2) -  Valiant  - Arnaud Le Texier   (Oscar Mulero Remix)    - cot11                           
3) -  Miasma  -  Ben Gibson  - Chronicle                                     
4) -  Inaspection  - Antonio De Angelis
5) -  Thought Patterns  -Rommek - wcr005
6) - Refracted  -  Stimulus  -  shades 004
7) -  Relapso - Unmotion -  rlps002
8) -  Contact Point  - Woo York  - prrukblk001     
9) -  Modern - Mo8 - md3rn03
10) -  Raw 1 - Stanislav   Tolkachev - ink 001
11) -  Postgamum Depression - Tomohiko Sagea - bter02
12) - Divergent   - Antonio De Angelis -  cot11
13) -  Asua  -  Len Faki & Roman Poncet - Figure 54
14) -  Burden Of Proof   - ØPhase - Token42
15) -  Queenstown Road - Inigo Kennedy -  ldnwht


The Forgotten XIV: Antonio De Angelis

RA.342 Compiled & Mixed by Matthew Dekay

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