BONE THUGZ-N-PERSUASION [UMOTW001]


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BONE THUGZ-N-PERSUASION [UMOTW001]

Here we go with another installment of my brother Colin Dale's infamous "Abstract Dance" Radio Show on London's KISS FM.
On thiz show, Colin features Detroit's Theo Parrish fresh from thee airport with jet lag & still rockin' it like only he can. 
Also a nice interview with Theo. I like what Theo says about the beats on Techno slowed down & having more room for the frequencies to spread, giving that kick that nice punch. For those who know me well & ever heard my past live techno set's in clubs & radio shows... I agree with Theo 100 %!! I have been doing the same right from the beginning & when I make muzik.
Anyhow, thiz iz a keeper!! Get your download & hit that follow button so you won't be left out in the future.
Also, Big Upz 2 my brotha Felix Allen 4 recording thiz 4 me back in 1998' ...Loveya homie!!

Enjoy & God Bless,

Manny Cuevas 
aka
DJ M-traxxx
aka
Thee Professor of House & Techno Muzik ")

Psalms 150=My Truth

Colin Dale ft.Theo Parrish - KISS FM, London, UK July 30th, 1998'(Manny'z Tapez)

Forever

In early Jan 2023, I was lucky enough to interview Dominic Stanton, aka Domu, Rima, Umod, Sonar Circle and more. It was part of a show I did on NTS Radio - which also included a mix from Dom - and is linked below.

This is the full 50min(!!!) chat where he talks candidly about the music industry, his temporary retirement in 2009, his rebirth as Sonar's Ghost, Co-Op (the legendary club) and more. It's a brilliant insight into the man and the scenes he helped develop. Dive in!

https://www.nts.live/shows/spacebass/episodes/ldldn-14th-january-2023

https://sonarsghost.bandcamp.com/album/mastered-by-robots-domu-edition

LDLDN (NTS Radio) interviews Domu (aka Sonar's Ghost, Umod, Sonar Circle..)

LDLDN is DJ, producer - and most importantly - obsessed with music. 

A host on NTS Radio since 2012, his shows hop between jazz fusion, Detroit techno and anything else that generates a feeling.

His SpaceBass parties and DJ sets at the likes of Erol Alkan’s ‘To The Rhythm’ at XOYO, I Love Acid at Corsica Studios, We Out Here Festival, Lovebox, Tate Modern and Secretsundaze swing easily between dancefloor steppers and more thoughtful, deeper grooves. Movement is key, genres and BPMs - not so much.

Founding Natural Frequency Records has allowed LDLDN to bring all that together - releases that are musically diverse and tap into years of experience raving, collecting and dreaming about music.
Tracks that aim to capture an emotion or idea in a genuine and interesting way.

"My tastes cover so many different styles, tempos and vibes, it’s often tricky to choose a particular direction for a mix. But after seeing some of the chaos at a recent Slothboogie party I thought I’d go straight in with some front-foot, late-night house, techno and acid selections to get you moving. A sprinkling of new and old - including stuff on my Natural Frequency label - recorded in one take to capture the energy. Really enjoyed putting this together and hope you do to"

Mixes - LDLDN

Full Tracklist

SlothBoogie Guestmix #389 - LDLDN

LDLDN’s ‘Technology EP’ released on Natural Frequency Records in 2022 received plenty of justified praise from DJs, record buyers and everyone in between.

So, like any self-respecting technologist, it made sense to give the record a reboot….an upgrade. Get it running in 4K rather than HD. Overclock the processor a bit.

Brought into the lab to do this are three of the UK’s most respected producers, who have put their own unique spin on the original EP and taken it into a deeper dancefloor territory.

Press play and first up is Mr Beatnick (Mythstery Records, NTS Radio) going direct-to-disc with his remix of ‘Technology’. It’s got that ‘New Jersey bump’, with intricate, flowing drums wrapping around his signature synth-work.

‘Machine Code’ is given the deepest of deep house treatments by Galaxy Brain (Soho Radio), with a real Larry Heard feel about it - the highest praise possible. Twinkling piano, sprinkled over soft pads and shuffling drums make this remix utterly listenable.

Flipping over the cassette you’ll find a typically club-ready remix of ‘Haptic Feedback’ from Drumskull (Hooversound / Aaja Music / Threads). His bassy, breakbeat driven sound perfectly re-interprets the original, serving up a wild, bone-shaking breakdown that needs to be heard loud.

Finally, Natural Frequency label boss LDLDN rethinks ‘Digital Love’, throwing it into a more Detroit techno mode with his usual soaring chords and uncompromising drum patterns. Watch out for the change midway through!

The EP is totally a reflection of the Natural Frequency label - fun and emotive music.

Technology EP Remixes

Haptic Feedback (Drumskull Remix) CLIP

LD and guests deliver a slice of realness via jazz, fusion, deep soul, funk, warm techno and the rest. Expect music you can move to from the long-time DJ and producer. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/spacebass/episodes/spacebass-18th-november-2023

LDLDN - TOM & JERRY Special 181123

C12 is conceived as a place where freedom, diversity, creativity
and alternative cultures are able to thrive in disciplines such as
music, dj-culture, art, fashion and so many more.

C12 w/ Kyle Hall @ Kiosk Radio 17.11.2023

For their next curation, Phuture Shock Musik launches a new Various Artists series named ‘Mo’ Dubz’. Somewhat an extension of the ‘PSM DUBZ’ series and sticking with the 10” format, ‘Mo’ Dubz Vol. 1’ gathers a host of fine talent to serve up a melting pot of electronic sounds over the course of three tracks – touching on futurist forms of techno, bass, bruk and electro – that reflects the genre-hopping nature of the Bristol label.
Pitching in for the first outing is London-based producer, DJ and long-standing NTS radio host, LDLDN – who in the last five years has been making a mark as a producer, with a great deal of his highly melodic, Detroit-flavoured techno productions surfacing on his Natural Frequency imprint, and now here landing his debut entry on PSM. Also stepping up is Bristol’s Sentinel 793, who follows up his T. Relly-assisted single ‘A Bruk Ting’ released via Phuture Shock last year, which was later reworked by J:Kenzo and has been tearing up dancefloors ever since. Lastly, another familiar face on board, although in remixed form, is Belgian-born, multi-skilled artist Rosie From The Block. Whilst here, remix duties are handled by Heavenly recordings’ signees The Orielles, who take the original track – lifted from Rosie’s ‘Believe In It’ EP [PSMDUB002] – into a club-bound direction that’s far removed from the Manchester band’s groovy indie-pop roots.
Helming the A-side is LDLDN with the Detroit futurism of ‘Very Online’, a raw slab of machine funk driven by stomping 4/4 kicks, claps and rippling hi-hats; fittingly set against a giddy backdrop of angular synths that spiral across the cosmos, and chord patterns switching from trippy, sci-fi shapes to soulful lushness. Next up and on the flip is Sentinel 793 with the introspective bassism of ‘Tomorrow’s World’, which dwells in the far-flung corners of broken beat, and is built around a hefty base of weighty kicks and post-junglist breaks; coupled with a meandering synth b-line tightly woven into the groove, and cradled in swirly IDM-tinged soundscapes. Closing out the disk is The Orielles with their quirky rendition of Rosie From The Block’s ‘Let The Drum’. Dialling down the guitars and bringing their electronic influences to the fore, the trio convert the track into a playful blend of electro and footwork, whilst utilising Rosie’s vocal hook and key stabs into a hypnotic loop; fringed by zippy percussive elements and deep subs.
Label: Phuture Shock Musik
Cat #: PSMDVA001
Format: 10" Vinyl
Release date: 31st May 2024

https://phutureshockmusik.bandcamp.com/album/mo-dubz-vol-1

https://soundcloud.com/ldldn
https://soundcloud.com/phutureshockmusik

PREMIERE: LDLDN - Very Online [Phuture Shock Musik]

wrote this cuz i didnt want the sun to set

Before The Sun Goes Bye-Bye

Another edition of the radio show (The big 4-0 no less) which means is must be halfway to the weekend... or halfway to nowhere as it may seem. But all the more reason to revel in a plethora of brand new music... big up the artists and labels for sharing their music. 

Tracklist:
SG Lewis - Feed The Fire [(Kassian Remix) [PMR]
China Charmeleon - I Want My Soul (Tribute to George Floyd) [Stay True Sounds]
Scharbatke - New York [So Glad records]
Celebrity BBQ Sauce Band - Formula Of Passion [Mahogany]
Ouvrijster - 27 [S3A]
Intr0beatz - Solids [Kooley High]
Gerd Janson and Jacques Renault - Movin' Kinda Screwy (Gerd Tool 3) [LPH]
Space Ghost - Time To Dance (Together Mix) [Tartelet]
David Silver - T-Shirt feat. Demetrius (Original Mix) [Sisyphon]
LDLDN - 0171 [Natural Frequency]
Apparel Wax - 008A1 [Apparel Music]
Rawdio - Ascension [Feedasoul]
Gabriels - Love and Hate in a Different Time (Makèz Empty Dancefloor Edit) [Unreleased]
2XM - Spaces Between - [Eton Messy]
Continental - Whispers  [RDV]
Morgan Wright - M3, A Lit Cigarette And You [Pelvis]
Dj City - Your Love [Public Possession]
HATT.D - Untitled 31 [GLBDOM]
Myles Hunt - Malaji [Fantastic Voyage]
Vitess / Vytamin - Bo-Polar [UTTU]
DJ Chupacabra - Chandone [Haws]
The Moon & The Stars (Mr Fingers) - Can You Feel It

podcast

SlothBoogie Radioshow - 040

Play music on NTS Radio and other places. 
Run a tiny label called Natural Frequency Records >> https://naturalfrequencyrecords.bandcamp.com/

Haptic Feedback (Drumskull Remix) CLIP

LDLDN

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