Sehr gut lads , very enjoyable listen. A huge figure in the world of music 

Excelente.. Programa una vez más. Señores un verdadero placer poder disfrutar de Mr Von Osvalnd y más después aún si cabe.. Después del triste y tan doloroso fallecimiento e inesperado del formidable Mark Ernestus... Y Mike Huckaby... Triste año.. 

round 192 mixed by https://soundcloud.com/mikegrant50 (https://soundcloud.com/moods-grooves-records)

Moods & Grooves 
https://facebook.com/moodsandgrooves/

https://big50entertainment.com/

Mike Grant is a true Detroit dance music originator. From his beginnings as a DJ in the early 80s, Mike has been a part of many classic institutions while still managing to walk a unique path. Whether it was one of the first DJs to have their mixes played for dancers on TV (WGPR’s The Scene), the first American DJ to secure a residency at the world-famous Tresor Club in Berlin, one of Detroit’s first radio mix show DJs as part of the “Street Beat” crew, included in the Detroit Historical Museum’s exhibit “Techno: Detroit’s Gift to the World,” or running the Metroplex label and shop, the diversity and quality of his output allow him to stand out.

As founder of the legendary Moods & Grooves record label, Mike has released music from some of the biggest and best names in deep house while also breaking fresh young artists into the scene. Mike’s music productions run the gamut of styles, making classic techno for Metroplex and his End-to-End label under the Black Noise moniker, and soulful deep house under his name. He also started the Cool Peepl project as a way for him to try his hand at orchestrating jam sessions between new and established Detroit musicians to create a more organic vibe. The results so far include a jazzy cover of the Detroit classic “Sharevari” and his original funky broken beat production “Free,” with more to come.

Mike perfected his DJ skills in some of Detroit's significant club venues/events: The Downstairs Pub, Studio 54, Music Institute, L’uomo, Cheeks, Motor Lounge, and the inaugural Detroit Electronic Music Festival. But in 1985, he committed to join the Army, unaware of the doors that would eventually open. While in the military, Mike continued to DJ on the base and in Seattle, where he introduced the sounds of Detroit techno to the unsuspecting West Coast, garnering a well-earned new audience. He wanted to stay involved in music and did promotional work for Metroplex Records. Mike gave the record “Technicolor” to an associate of Sir Mix-a-Lot who sampled it for the huge hit “Baby Got Back.” Additionally, Grant applied his technical talents in managing the Kandahar Gospel ministry while deployed for a year to Afghanistan, earning the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal.

While his work could easily take up a lifetime, Mike accomplished much while dedicating a large part of the 1980s and 90s to military service. Mike Grant’s dedication to the art form and self-discipline has created quite a legacy, and he continues to push forward to keep enriching that legacy.

Photo by Mathias Schmitt

Tracklist:

Manabu Nagayama & Soichi Terada - Low Tension (Jimpster Remix)
Long T, Dav Risen, MoreSoul - John 14:6
Myazisto - I Am Your Friend
Reggie Dokes - Detroit-s Linwood
Studio Apartment feat. Toshi - Njengengoma
Wbeeza - Grove Park
Kevin Yost - There It Is
Skhalo & Bones_SA - My Girl
Dav Risen feat. Macaia - Yahweh
Vick Lavender - Astral Plane (Timmy Regisford Edit)
DJ Spen feat. Carla Prather - I Got The Love (David Morales NYC Mix)
Frank & Tony feat. Eliana Glass - Eastern Meantimes (Timmy Regisford & DSOL Retouch)
Quentin Kane & Simon Sheldon - The Blue Room (Kaidi Tatham’s Shokazuku Remix)


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Mike Grant

192 Mike Grant - Something Quick Atmospheres

It may not be for everybody but Dub Techno when it's done well, is up there, in the higher echelons of electronic music. You wont really get it until you hear it on a proper sound system,  it just doesn't work on a phone or laptop. You cant flick through it either.  You have to let the tracks breathe and do their thing.  Put it on loud and let it do its thing

Tracklisting

Yagya - Sleepygirls Outtakes
Deepchord - Departure
Havantepe - Prototype
Graham Van Spelt - Sense Appeal
Salz- Stainless
Scion Version
Salz Reworks pt 3
P Laoss - Bamboo Mat
Havantepe - Re-Uptake
Salz - Stories of Paradise
Owen Jay & Melchior Sultana - Dub Setting.

Mixed using records and a mixer.  No frills I'm afraid.

The Space Between the Bass

Eddie Reynolds aka Tr One is a DJ and producer based in Carlow, Ireland. A much-respected figure within Ireland’s fertile electronic music scene, Reynolds cites the likes of Dublin’s D1 Recordings, Kraftwerk, and Detroit as early influences. From a DJ perspective, Reynolds has played in all of Ireland and Dublin’s foremost nightspots including Twisted Pepper, Wigwam, Tengu, District 8 and beyond in Belfast, London, Manchester and Berlin.

	Tr-One’s productions have a combination of Chicago, Detroit and Dublin influences, giving as a result, music supported and played for respected underground artists like Santiago Salazar, Moxie, Life Recorder to mention a few. He has released music on labels like Don’t Be Afraid, Lunar Disko and Solar Phenomen, as well as in Short Attention Records in 2021. 

	In addition, Eddie Reynolds runs his own label Intrinsic Rhythm where he’s dedicating himself to release both his own music and others. Recently, its latest EP, “Return To Titan” was released with music by John Heckle.

Short Attention Mix 040 by Tr One

00:00-03:00 Black Eyes
03:00-05:00 Dan Curtin
05:00-07:00 Denise Bauer

This is the recording from the 10th birthday - part 1 at Paloma.

Part 2 is 21st October 2023 at Paloma.

As per usual, scuba gear is heavily encouraged. Lets keep it deep!  🌊🤿🔱

••• Please purchase the original music and support the artists •••

For more info on Black Eyes or the Lost Control 2097 record label, check out the link below:
https://linktr.ee/lostcontrol2097

Lost Control 10th Birthday - Part 1 w/ Dan Curtin, Black Eyes + Denise Bauer - 23rd June 2023

AYLI: Ambient Grace with Reagenz (Move D & Jonah Sharp) | Live Set at Grace Cathedral | July 7, 2023

RADIO.D59B / AUTOFICTION #5 w/ Regen

Native Funk Pres. Poetica Feat Harry Dennis 'Seashell' Unreleased
Leonid 'Elliptical Orbit' Ethos
Field Of Dreams 'Into The Sun' Field Of Dreams
Domenic Cappello 'Sceptical Soul' Alien Communications
Chris Quadrant & Hannah Fay Step On Up' (Brix & Mortar mix) Buslife
Chris Quadrant & Hannah Fay 'The Vibe' (CGI MPC Mix) Buslife
John Beltran 'Canarias' Culture Galerie Vol. 2
Silverlining Dubs 'Camares' Silverlining Dubs
John Beltran 'Aquatic' (Native Funks Deep Influences Mix) exclusive
Tramic 'Lanterns' Kulture Galerie Vol. 2
Vinyan 'Sepia' World Wide Web Records
Carl Finlow 'Affinity' We're Going Deep
Böhm 'Tactical Options' Kulture Galerie Vol. 2
Type 303 'Take Off' Acid Works
Bryan Never 'Awaken' Overthink
Info 'The Movement' Intellitronic Bubble
Taylor Aaron 'Neurol Euphoria' Hidden Folder
Paul Hierophant 'The Glory Hunter' Hierophant fRecords
MOY 'Deepening 991' Syncrophone
DMX Krew 'Curvy Bass' Data Sync
Network 1 'Tom's Movement' Data Sync
DMX Krew 'Algorithmic' Data Sync

Outta Limits Radio Show 18/10/2023

Outta Limits Radio Show With DAMO B.  Broadcast On Unity Radio 18th Oct 2023

A recording of my live set at Sweeties (Standard) in London last week. It was part of a line up to celebrate a collaboration between artist Ryoichi Kurokawa & Glenfiddich. Ryoichi Kurokawa's installation referred to the relationship between nature and technology, and the microcosm of time. His installation was called 'Time Re:Imagined' (link below) The line up highlighted the common ground between Scotland and Japan and featured myself and Dove. Nx

https://www.wallpaper.com/w-bespoke/glenfiddich-time-reimagined

Lord Of The Isles (Live @Sweeties London 26.10.23)

round 199 mixed by @https://soundcloud.com/bassdee

Born in West Berlin BassDee got in touch with dance music in the late 80ies, a few years before the Berlin Wall came down. The G.I. Disco influences on the  Kurfürstendamm Diskotheken, the engulfing Hip Hop movement and suddenly the Acid House wave aroused his inspiration to perform as a DJ. So he bought his first records at the PINKY record store, scratched together all his money to buy turntables to win the first merits in the science of mixing. The year 1989 changed his world inconceivably, when Monika Dietl was performing the best Dance Music Show at the West Berlin SFB 2 radio station, DJ Jon Magic Jonzon was spinning eternal house sets at the Berlin UFO Club, and the newly opened Hard Wax record store supplied unknown House Music from Chicago, Detroit and New York.

BassDee´s  first DJ club gig was at a Dubmission Party in 1991. In 1992, he started the Bassterror Project focussed on Breakbeat together with his brother DJ Feed and Alec Empire, while at the same time playing House and Techno at legendary clubs like the Berlin ELEKTRO (Resident), Friseur (Resident) or Tresor, and the Potsdam Waschhaus, where the Hard Wax DJs René and Pete shaped the probably most futuristic techno nights of that time. The enormous power of the breakbeat science hidden in the the big 1994 Jungle boom fueled things even further. In 1994 he started the admired Drum&Bass show "Radio Massive" together with Thaddeus Hermann at the Berlin Kiss FM station. His next major project was the Case Invaders record label initiated with DJ Bleed. Beside his residencies at the Berlin WMF, Elektro, Friseur, Toaster and Icon he dejayed at the same time in Berlins Clubs like 103, E-Werk, Maria, Ostgut, Cookies, Suicide, amongst others. As one of the creators of the famous Berlin "hard:edged" nights, he tremendously shaped Berlin's Drum&Bass scene. 

Since Drum&Bass somehow lost its edge, he found his way back to the enthusiastic embrace of House and Techno and returned with full enthusiasm to the Berlin club scene playing at places such as the Panorama Bar, Ohm, Palomabar, Acud, about:blank, Gretchen, Prince Charles, Horst Krzberg, WMF, M12,...

BassDee recently joined the Hidden Hawaii crew and co-produced the critically acclaimed “Veteranenstraße EP“ together with Felix K.

https://de.ra.co/dj/bassdee

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Bassdee

199 Bassdee

Crash landing into our series from the furthest reaches of space, this week we're joined by Space Dimension Controller who's intergalactic voyage explores a variety of sonic realms from electro-funk and acid, to cosmic-house, disco and beyond.

SDC's sound is one that's been fully formed for over a decade now, with releases on seminal labels like R&S and Ninja Tune, his music tells a story; it's cinematic, conceptual and playful by nature with an absorbing blend of electro-funk, 80s pop, acid house, sci-fi ambient and other astral planes, perfectly represented via his latest EP for Dekmantel  entitled 'Planète Contraire' - out now.

Tracklist:
Space Dimension Controller - Do You Like Space? (2009 Unreleased)
214 - Growing Old Together
Pakzad - Correlation
Pleasure Model - Mystery Wizard
Mark Mackenzie - Terrafirma
Hesychia369 - Dmbrisded
Kovyazin D - Close The Distance
Betek - Wood Engraving
N.Y. House’n Authority - Ravenswood House
Space Dimension Controller - Space Grunt (2020 Unreleased)
Recloose - Tecumseh
Nathan Melja - Synthesthesia (Pariah Remix)
Mekas - Catalyze
KAAP - Phisiks
Space Dimension Controller - Mansion ’96 (2020 Unreleased)
Gosub - Touch Screen Terrorist
Grammar of Movement - K-Mix
XY0815 & Int Main - Rigid Body
Kosh - An Arab In Space
BPMP - The Big Lie
MSL - Riviere Rouge
Private Press - 2Shy
Skee Mask - Slow Music
AFX - W32.Deadcode.A

DIM202 - Space Dimension Controller

Our beloved Lapsus Radio hosts Philip Sherburne (@psherburne) and Wooky (@wooky) had the honor to interview a contemporary music icon such as Moritz von Oswald. It's not easy to see Von Oswald behind a microphone, so we encourage you to find 60 free minutes to listen this very special episode.

You can also listen to all our shows at www.rtve.es/alacarta/audios/lapsus

TRACKLIST:

1.- Round Two - New Dau (Dub)
New Day [Main Street Records, 1995]

2.- Miles Davis - Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
Bitches Brew [Columbia, 1970]

3.- Robert Arnaut / Thomas Baumgartner - Congo: A La Recherche Du Vieux Papa Swengué
Une Afrique En Radio [Radio France/INA/Fremeaux & Associes, 2010]

4.- Moritz von Oswald & Ordo Sakhna - Tushumdo
Moritz Von Oswald & Ordo Sakhna [Honest Jon's Records, 2019]

5.- Jah Warrior - Dub From The Heart
Dub From The Heart [Dug Out, 2010]

6.- Herbie Hancock - Rain Dance
Sextant [Columbia, 1970]

7.- Innerzone Orchestra - Bug In The Bass Bin
Bug In The Bass Bin [Planet E, 1996]

8.- Rhythm & Sound - Outward
Rhythm & Sound [Rhythm & Sound, 2001]

9.- Miles Davis - Moja (Part 1)
Dark Magus: Live At Carnegie Hall [Columbia, 1997]

LAPSUS RADIO 236 - Moritz Von Oswald

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