so herrlich entspannend dir zuzuhören... 🤩🎵🎧

My dj session Energymaker on Spectrum On Air radio www.spectrumonair.com
Sundays 9 p.m (GMT),
show is repeated Wednesdays 9 p.m (GMT) and Fridays 1 a.m (GMT)!
More techno, less drama!

Energymaker on Spectrum On Air Vol.38, IMFDO 0067, 04.02.2024

U - Ride

xyz-d-2

The second episode of Focus Tapes is a one hour deep dive into the mystical world of Source Records. The label founded by @move-d was responsible for releasing some of the most innovative and groundbreaking music in the 90’s and early to mid 2000’s. 

In the '90s record labels were characterized by their unique traits. Some focused on specific sounds with great success, while others followed trends set by the likes of XL Recordings, Warp, and Rephlex. Certain labels have stood the test of time, enjoying a legacy that persists today. 

However, Source Records takes a different trajectory. A closer look at the catalog of this understated German entity reveals an impressive 15-year journey featuring notable names like Lowtec, Alex Cortex, Roman Flügel, Baby Ford, Reagenz, Jan Jelinek, and label co-founder Move D. Despite the enduring influence these artists now hold in electronic music, Source Records itself has not garnered the same recognition.

Part of this discrepancy may be attributed to the presence of lesser-known artists in the label's roster. For every familiar name on Source Records, there are at least two more relatively unknown talents. Stylistically, Source navigated seamlessly from explorative machine music to jazz-rooted moods and back, presenting a challenging proposition in the '90s music scene. The label weathered various industry challenges, from distribution issues to shifting trends in music journalism. Yet, in retrospect, Source's output consistently shone. 

This mix focuses on the more ambient/glitch side of the label and demonstrates how well these releases have stood the test of time. Recorded to TDK AD-90 cassette tape this is the sound of Source Records.

𝙵𝙾𝙲𝚄𝚂 𝚃𝙰𝙿𝙴𝚂_𝟶𝟸 : Source Records

Should be heavy.  Recording of modular and standalone gear straight into two tracks.

Ludi Gladiotorri

Keep The Faith (Original Mix)

“Kalanda Tapes” is a new monthly podcast by HiFi Low Life designed to bring the listener a window into some of the best new underground electronic music releases of the month.

Carefully selected tracks mixed seamlessly and recorded to TDK SA-X cassette tape for a high fidelity audio experience. New episodes drop in the last week of the month, please like and share <3

𝙺𝙰𝙻𝙰𝙽𝙳𝙰 𝚃𝙰𝙿𝙴𝚂_𝟶𝟹 ( MAR 24 NEW RELEASES / deep / tech / house )

Just Chillin´

Energymaker on Spectrum On Air Vol.48, IMFDO 0077, 14.04.2024

five-yen coin

space wizard

RPN is a music producer, remixer, radio host and DJ. His experiments in music are a reflection of his emotions. His musical style is based on use of unconventional structures of deliberately dry, static drum rhythm, which is supported by a synthetic electric bass line as the groove foundation. The basic structure is supplemented by additive sound elements. These sound elements include synthetic percussion and bass lines, electric guitars and other instruments. RPN often goes past his represented style by going to extremes and inserting deep industrial samples, pop music elements or jazz standards into his music. RPN’s productions meet the self-imposed challenge of harnessing avant-garde techniques at the service of individual and collective dance floor ecstasy.
His time DJing has given him a truly broad palette to work with while curating your perfect night of music. Every set was presented in different form and fulfilled with strong and positive emotions. He plays upbeat, uplifting, high-energy music which goes in hand with his energetic nature in the booth. He likes different styles of music; however, at the top of his list are: Techno, Electro, Trance, Tech-house, EDM, UK Bass and Indie Dance.
RPN tailors musical sets to create the feelings the dance floor wants, whether that's a rush of excitement, giddy highs and bone-shaking lows for a basement on a weekend night, a warm and relaxing chill-out session for a midweek wind-down, cutting edge tracks for the innovation-hungry or more familiar classics for those simply seeking a good time.



RPN weekly radio show Energymaker 
on Spectrum On Air radio www.spectrumonair.com
every  Sunday 9 p.m. (GMT),
 repeats: every Wednesday 9.p.m. (GMT) and 
                       every  Friday 1 a.m. (GMT)


https://linktr.ee/rpn_music_pro

Energymaker on Spectrum On Air Vol.48, IMFDO 0077, 14.04.2024

RPN

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