One hour of 7 inches records showing the way i like disco: weird, lush, exotic, dramatic, stupid, cheesy, playful, elegant, vibrant and trashy...

Is there any single genre that can go in every one of this different textures and directions?

PS: Prepare for some crackling

(Picture: owner of the amazing peruvian label Infopesa)

7" Disco Mix for Catorcentena Radio 1st Anniversary Online Takeover

Libé Next Mix : l'ailleurs de Vidal Benjamin

prod. sickboi

I thought you had no words for me
(Oooooooooo)
But please don't worry cuz I'll be okay again.
sometimes I feel like I'm all down
so listen to the words that I sing you now
all that bad stuff just never wish a pond yourself
girl don't worry I know you'll make it out
(My last song)

ThereIsBloodFromMyOwnAccident

found on my computer ...my edit from 2011 of the nice italo song 'Next - You're an Illusion - Still Nice!

Looking For Somebody - Edit 2011

Live Jolt Radio broadcast from "Le Jardin" Cafe opening in Miami on 14 Feb 2020. #JoltRadio

Martin Zero - Le Jardin

It’s a family affair on the second Growing Bin 7”, as Peter & Patrick Jahn @patrickjahn enjoy some father and son boogie with a smooth split release. A sunblushed moocher served two ways, this disc is designed for horizontal dancing…
Rooting around the cupboards in his family home outside Nuremberg, Patrick Jahn unearthed a dusty box of cassettes, saved for posterity but eventually forgotten. Somewhere between ‘True Blue’ and ‘Brothers In Arms’ was a faded C60 full of unreleased demos by his father Peter, recorded in the mid to late 80s. Back then Jahn Sr owned a pub club called Schrank (Cupboard to the Anglophones), with an upstairs office he used as a music studio. In amongst naïve synthesiser experiments and carefree noodling was a Balearic boogie bomb, all strolling synth bass, clipped funk guitar and seaside melancholy – like Brenda Ray on a Wim Wenders soundtrack. 
Too impressed to keep it a secret, Patrick played the cut to Carsten “Erobique” Meyer, when he was over there jamming, and Hamburg’s premier funk freak suggested this might be of interest to his likeminded hometown freak Basso. Instantly in love, the Growing Bin boss suggested Patrick provide his own version for the flipside, and so it was, reborn with percussive sway, moonlit keys and beefy bass tones for the next generation. Here’s to the Jahn family, father and son but brothers in calms… (words by Patrick Ryder)

on a note:  the original tape was not in good condition so the sound of the original version is a bit distorted at the end of the track. SInce I love it so much I can live with it. Hope you can too :) Best, Basso

Patrick Jahn - Abenteuer Überm Schrank 2020 Version (shortened clip)

Sticky Tapes is a seasonal mixtape series. Four times a year we ask our favourite selectors to compile a mixtape in the ambiance of the seasons.
Fourth in the series is Bart Eichholtz AKA Tache, known for his tropical selections and the Rotterdam nights l'Afrique Discothèque. For his summer soundtrack he compiled a mix that feels much like returning back home from an exotic summer holiday, without a worry in the world. Those kind of trips are good for the soul, as is this mix. Best enjoyed sipping a caipirinha in your hammock. Or in your office chair, reminiscing those sunkissed moments. Enjoy!

Sticky Tapes 4 - Summer - Tache

Season Opening.
Instructed by yours truly @elise-kravets 
1 hour workout for the workout. A post-summer-break rhythmic excurse to get you back in shape.  

And,  Onta @onta-ht will be taking care of the eager beavers in the 2nd hour.

We missed you too! -
your @hiptherapy

Hip Therapy #18 w/ Elise Kravets And Onta

Rich with FM synthesis, infectious rhythms and evocative motifs, Rester Partir transports us to a fantasised Africa, found onstage at a Lausanne Theatre in 1985. Scoring a story about a 19th Century French missionary’s trip to Timbuktu, Swiss composer Louis Crelier created his own sonic landscape, capturing the exoticism and otherness of an imaginary Mali. Though the hypnotic rhythms and cascading mallets conjure images of the continent, the queasy keys, dubby idents and synthetic sonatas suggest something more interplanetary - picture James T. Kirk and Spock beaming down into the ochre dust of a ruined city. 

Aided and abetted by a selection of ambient interludes, jazzy diversions and polyrhythmic excerpts from Crelier’s film work, as well as the exceptionally Balearic Deep In The Dale from TV series Alpine Academy, the largely unreleased compositions on Rester Partir finally break the fourth wall to find the wider audience they deserve.

Limited to 300
Out December 4, 2020

Words by Patrick Ryder

Rester Partir

B1. Louis Crelier - Deep in the Dale (CDR001)

Solo session on our monthly slot for EHFM, Hand-made with Love.

Hand-made with Love by Wilbur - EHFM - 04.12.20

Absolutely loving this baby right here. Trippy and oddball folk record and on top of that, ultra rare. 

Artwork replaced and done by Patrick Guidot @ungloriousmaterial