Limited Taste – Namárië (aka Wonderfull New School)

Voice: J.R.R. Tolkien reciting Namárië, a poem in Elvish from "The Lord of the Rings," Book Two, Chapter VIII (.mp3 from https://soundcloud.com/elrond
Guitar: trumpet solo from “All Blues” by Miles Davis (.mid)
Saxophone: quote from the sax intro to “Walk On The Wild Side” by Suzanne Vega (.wav)
Flute: quote from “Wonderful Tonight” by Eric Clapton (.mid)
Bells: quotes from “Arabesque #1” by Claude Debussy (.mid) and “Rhythm Of The Rain” by the Cascades (.mid)
Chords, bass & drums by Limited Taste (.mid)

Release date: April 4, 2011. Mastered: aug 13, 2025

Namárië

Thai Psych & Disco

"I had to explore the unbearable pain of injustice and oppression my people have suffered that the world is standing up against...but also the love and creativity that pain gave birth to."

4hrs+ with New York DJ and producer Ge-ology, an all-vinyl set titled '400 Years (Voices and Scars)', which expresses the raw emotions he's been feeling in recent weeks.

Interview + Donate: https://www.stampthewax.com/2020/06/23/extended-mix-ge-ology/

(Extended Mix) is a new charitable series that celebrates all-night specialists and more simple, carbon-friendly lineups. Instead of paying on the door for this extended experience, we invite listeners to donate to the DJ directly while their gigs are cancelled. 

To pass on your gratitude, please direct to Geo at: paypal.me/geology360

(Extended Mix): Ge-ology

Joining us for the 14th edition of the Off The Record Mix Series we have Lyon-based digger, DJ and producer Waxist. Head on over to our editorial site Off The Record to check out the full feature and interview 🎶 bit.ly/OTRMIX14

Interview

Off The Record Mix Series 14: Waxist

RADIO.D59B / BEST FRIEND #6 w/ Eddie C

My friend Cocoe at Grand Avenue Records in Phoenix, AZ recently reminded about this mix I did for his show back in... I want to say 2003ish... or in and around that time?! He said he plays it in the record shop all–time. I had no idea. I asked him to rip & send. This is my first time listening to it since I recorded it. I was pleasantly surprised. What do you think?

Mix For Comfort Sessions

Comfort Sessions Mix for Cocoe

Chance To Dance 8. / Nick J. Smith

www.openlab.fm | 106.4FM in Ibiza & Formentera

This week’s guest on Fade to Sunset by Ana Fernandez is none other than Paris-born, Tokyo-raised, Berlin-based DJ, music producer and world-famous label owner, Alex from Tokyo

Co-producing under the name Tokyo Black Star he has released original material on the Berlin-based labelInnervisions, as well as on the label Reincarnation by Italian tastemakers Slam Jam, Kerri Chandler’s label Basemental and has remixed for such legendary artists Tony Allen, & Carl Craig. Alex is one of the resident DJs at Berlin’s infamous Cocktail d'amore and for the Aquarian Shift party at club OHM. 
The world famous label relaunched digitally and physically from Berlin in the Fall 2019. Be on the lookout for new original music, compilation projects and collaborations by Alex as well as some new Tokyo Black Star projects in 2021!

Tune in and hear his take on the Balearic Sunset sound!

Tracklist:
Dream_E-DreamSeven (Pace Yourself) 

Hiroshi Yoshimura – Something Blue (Misawa Home) 

Kaoru Inoue – Luna de Lobos (Seeds and Ground) 

The Ray & John – Day by Day (Instrumental) (Durium) 

A Way of Life – Distant Thunder (WEA) 

Come into my life (Bastardo edit) 

BOOF – Ana’s F is chillin’ (Running Back)  

Pat & Pats – Tobago (Miro’s Piano Paradise) (Disco Segreta) 

Willie Graff & Darren Eboli – Cami (music for dreams) 

Keysha – Stop it! (STROOM ~) 

Laidback – Next life (Brother Music)


Flyer by Ben Rix.

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Fade to Sunset [with Alex from Tokyo]

Check @rainertrueby

Tracklist:

1. Starbound: High Waves Of the Sea (Starbound Records, UK, 1977)
2. Harold Butler: Out Of Bondage (Water Lily, Jamaica, 1978)
3. Bernie Lyon: Eleanor Rigby (Barclay, F, 1979)
4. Manfei Obin: Kie Cho (WEA, F, 1979)
5. Keith Husbands: Brother Where Are You (Foolish Virgin, US, 1974)
6. The Cyrkle: The Visit (She Was Here)  (Columbia, US, 1967)
7. Tim Eyermann: A Time Past (Juldane Records, US, 1977)
8. Quincy Jones: Tell Me A Bedtime Story (A&M, US, 1978)
9. Re:Jazz: Inner City Life (Infracom, D, 2004)
10. Kevin Moore: Speak Your Mind (Casablanca, US, 1980)
11. Uku Kuut: Vision Of Estonia (Peoples Potential Unlimited, US, 2010)
12. James Vincent: Space Traveller (Caribou Records, US, 1976)
13. Johnny Baker: It´s Your Night (Unique, D, 2011)
14. The Chocolate Jam Co.: Just As You Are (CBS, US, 1979)

LAGANO Part 7 (Rainer Trüby)

Yamcast #4 /w Eddie C (@eddiec)

Hey friends! We are blessed to receive a new year with a collaboration from one of our favourite DJ and producer, mister Eddie C. Ontario raised but now whole-world-based, is one of the pioneers of the slow disco edit scene, with more than 50 releases spanning all from hip hop to disco to house music, making him a name to always look out for.

His exquisite taste in music is something we want to share with you, that's why we invited him to record a mixtape for us, as well as sitting down for a small chat about nomadic life, music and creativity.

Full interview + tracklist available here:
yambayamba.com/eddiec

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// What's the idea behind the mix? Is there a track(s) in particular that you wanted to highlight?

I’ve been making mixes in 2 parts lately, like two sides of a tape. I had a cassette player in my car until I moved to Berlin and still have hundreds of tapes back in Canada. I really miss listening to them. If I may highlight one tune, how about the first track on ‘side 2’... it’s my remix of Max Essa’s forthcoming release on Is It Balearic Recordings: Jigsaw Moon.

// You seem like a nomadic person. How does all the travelling affect your creative output?

Yes... quite nomadic indeed. I can’t believe we spent almost 10 years in Berlin... probably because time-wise we didn’t. My wife is the one who enjoys switching things up. If it wasn’t for her I’d still be on the farm in Canada. Lovely to be in the countryside in Portugal now.  Minus the relentless dogs and roosters. Creativity just comes when it comes. I don’t try to force it.

// Tell us more about your label Red Motorbike. What would you say define its sound? Where did you take the inspiration and how did it come to life?

Red Motorbike was born in Canada via Detroit but became the hardest label around town in Berlin. Son of 7 Inches of Love and brother of Common Edit. Just take it and g’wan!

// Are you creative in other areas? Other hobbies besides music?

I used to be the very definition of a ski bum. I spent 10 years in the Canadian Rockies and skied well over a hundred days each year. I miss it terribly... had a bit of a nasty fall and have been trying to repair my knee ever since. I look forward to getting back out in the mountains more than anything.

// What is a song you love but would never play on a set ?

I really love Stompin’ Tom Connors. There’s no one particular song, but whenever I’m pining for a taste of the old country...

// What are your plans for the future?

How can anyone possibly plan anything right now? I think we’re all in the same boat with regards to future plans. Personally I’ve always done music for fun. It’s been a daily operation most of my life and certainly necessary for my mental well being.  Speaking of ‘mixtapes’ I’ve been loosely working on a couple of those. Shall we say Beat Tapes? Hip Hop instrumentals. I’ve always been meaning to put something together.  I’ve been working with a bunch of old friends via the miracle of the internet.  It’s been very inspiring and kept me afloat.  I think the loose plan is to stay in Portugal for the time being. How crazy though to gaze across the sea and watch the sunset over the shores of Nova Scotia!

Read the full interview + tracklist:
yambayamba.com/eddiec  

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Eddie C's media:
instagram.com/therealeddiec/
@eddiec
ra.co/dj/eddiec
eddiec.bandcamp.com

Yamcast #4 /w Eddie C (Red Motorbike)

https://soundcloud.com/marcel-vogel-dj-mixes
Marcel Vogel is a German DJ and Producer living in Amsterdam, widely known for his labels Lumberjacks in Hell and Intimate Friends.

Marcel Vogel - Affair 28

DJ & Producer.
Booker @ Studio Amore, Stuttgart, Germany.
Co-founder of Common Sense People.

Releases on Uncanny Valley, Permanent Vacation, shtum, Mule Musiq, Brothers & Sisters and Cocoon Recordings.

For dates and info check:

LAGANO Part 7 (Rainer Trüby)

Leif Müller