Name: Suddenly I See - Berklee summer 5 week program by l u m í a
Duration: 3 min 42 s
Description: Grabado con mi ensamble de Berklee en estudio.

Grabado con mi ensamble de Berklee en estudio.

Suddenly I See - Berklee summer 5 week program

a small part of my X-Mas Special, recorded on Christmas day @ Aoa Garden (Arad,Ro) 25.12.21

herck - X-Mas Special rec. @ AOA Garden (Arad,RO) - 25.12.21_CUT

A surefire provider in Amsterdam’s well-furnished techno community, Hitam has been making a name for himself with some choice platters for the likes of SYXT, Hayes and Room Trax over the last couple of years. Championing a sound as ebulliently driving as it invites us to dip our toes into further hazy sonic grounds, the Dutch producer swings the pendulum betwixt racing 909-fuelled horsepower and more subdued, fearsome climates. As ever clinical in his approach and deadly in his execution, Hitam has us tripping out to a hefty-handed two hours of relentless tech rage and hypnotic sound design laced into one smouldering hodgepodge of whelming, non-stop gusty sonics. Not for the faint-hearted.

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Ignez is the 329th guest of our original HATE Podcast series.

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Setaoc Mass is better known for his vertiginous 4/4 Techno, but for this latest Zenaari Mix the Mancunian polymath explores his musical leanings in a totally different capacity. This one’s a love letter to one of the UK’s most compelling electronic exports: IDM. The 90s phenomenon is close at heart for many of today’s most prominent artists, having had a staggering influence across genres and continents and an outsized legacy given the relatively small niche from which it began. In a note on this mix, the DJ/Producer laments its relative inaccessibility in 2023, adding: ‘I would personally love to see more IDM nights in clubs’, with an extra credit: ‘shout outs to my brother Fluctuosa for pushing this genre forward and staying true to the roots.’ This one’s an in-depth study of the sound and its lesser known derivative Braindance, permeated by the urban wobbles of British Dubstep and delivered in hour-long format. Haunting sounds from the aether, a barrage of hallucinogenic breakbeats and glitchy neural musings, Zenaari Mix 004 is a full-brain workout from the widely acclaimed SK_eleven label head.

@setaoc_mass

1. Voin Oruwu - Contact
2. Gesceap - Girati
3. p1nkf1re - holdmi as a11 140
4.Gesceap - Wozniak did it all	
5. Kettel	The Second 2006	
6. D3M0R - YahYa 	
7. Product Toss - BB
8. ASC - Oceans
9. hyci - AiST170b
10. p1nkf1re - red 155	
11. RWD - Congratulations
12. Serge Geyzel - As Fallen Leaves	
13. Shiken Hanzo	Echo of Our World
14. Iconic Black Suit - Her
15. p1nkf1re - vwv 155
16. AFX - Crying in Your Face

ZENAARI MIX SERIES

Zenaari Mix 004 - Setaoc Mass

Tbilisi native Beka Wu has been a past guest of the mainstay podcast in fuller Bassiani capacity, and here he is again for this latest Zenaari instalment, a format that likely couldn’t find a better sound to promulgate its truest essence. Spending his time between the worlds of music and light design, it’s inevitable one should bleed into the other. There’s a distinct ambient feel that permeates his sound, something acutely aware of the space it inhabits, feels its way around the empty hollow, and fills it with grain-textured, reverberating notes, with the listener sitting at its very centre. Less about engaging the body in a physical sense, more about reconnecting with the long abandoned reaches of the mind, a seemingly dormant but fundamental nature we share in the subconscious self. For Zenaari Mix 012 he gets experimental, and draws his focus to building a story that’s riven with emotion. A sequentially ordered selection of tracks that gently rises and falls like the breath, builds a mood and pays no heed to the diversity of its constituent parts (perhaps cult Japanese music-maker Susumu Yokota and Erik Satie had some common ground). Mellow and directed within, an hour long waltz through the stars, an invitation to pause and take stock, to feel peace among the turbulent waves of the world around us.

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1. Djrum - Crature pt.1
2. Bibio - Phantom Brickworks III
3. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Life, Life
4. 2muchachos - Thaw
5. Robert Myers - Embrace (Live version, NYC 1987)
6. Susumu Yokota - I Imagine
7. The KLF - Baltimore To Fair Play
8. Carl Stone - Banteay Srey 1991
9. Lonnie Holley - Looking For All 
10. Dito - We All Have Our Dream Of Happiness
11. Tomohiro Nakamura - Winter Is Yours
12. Erik Satie - Gnossienne 1
13. Beka Wu - Mom

Zenaari Mix 012 - Beka Wu

For our 31st podcast, we want to welcome Night Garden. Born in London & having lived in Bristol, James Laing aka Night Garden draws from the sounds of those two cities, alongside musical knowledge gained during his classical compositional training. With releases on Melifera, Bahn, Indefinite Pitch, and Bait, his music combines modern sound design with classical theoretical ideas. 

Night Garden is a musical project embodying an imagined space between our conscious reality & the land of dreams. It is a liminal point in space & time; a home to drifting forms & sounds unknown. Suspended in a twilight haze, its nebulous inhabitants float into distant obscurities, shedding ephemeral traces from their transient skin.

Night Garden draws inspiration from extensive reading on nature and philosophy, endlessly amazed about the diversity of life. A particular interest lies in the diversity in body technology of different species & how their body composition impacts their felt experience “Fish, for example, sense the world in a completely different way than we do, which I find amazing,” he explains. Trying to understand a whole different way of sensing the world is something he finds inspiring. His musical projects are often inspired by thought processes that stem from sources like these.

 For this mix, Night Garden sets the scene in a damp, dense, dimly lit environment. “"The introduction focusses on electronics which are abstract and machine generated, yet reminiscent of sounds from the natural world. This juxtaposition is something that I often look for in music”.

Enjoy this fluid piece of art <3

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Tracklist:
•	Altjira - Atvelope
•	Eric Holm - Bivalve
•	Yuri Urano - Hole
•	Lemna - Ripple
•	Kick21 - Bright Interface 
•	Homelander - Lux Taal
•	Absis - The Wire
•	Sindh - Jangil
•	Ruff Cherry - Ixchel
•	D3Z - Primitvo
•	Kahn - Way Mi Defend (Kami O Bootleg)
•	Mohamad Kafarsoussa - Mount a Rebellion
•	Aikanã - The Relic
•	S.soo - Jug (Øbsidiaän Remix)
•	Ikiryō - Horā
•	Karim Maas - CCED
•	Yogg - Exercise In Tragedy 
•	Sindh - Galathea

SKIN #031 Night Garden

Under his pen name Chlär, Charles Accarisi sets forth with a full rig manifestation of techno that jolts from one trunk-rattler to the next. From his native Switzerland to his adoptive home Berlin, the potency of his sound has followed him and grown ever larger, an assertive strain of dyed-in-the-wool techno that’s groovy and layered as a mountain rock. Working over and above his standard DJ duties, across A&R, events and sound engineering, Chlär practices full-involvement in much of the music pipeline, starting with his own sound and that of new finds and ending with the music’s final dialogue in public space. He’s been keeping busy, and as half of Funk Assault, co-runner of Bipolar Disorder Rec and founder of Primal Instinct his plate’s more than full, but his just-released first full album on the latter label shows little signs he’s tiring. The Architects of Shadows explores current political and sociological themes as broad as nationalism and social atomisation, rifts that through his many roles in music, he’s working hard to bridge. The promise of that newly connected world comes alive through the primacy of his beats, looping, packed with meaning but immediate nonetheless. Bassiani Podcast 248 is an hour and a half of dizzying basslines and all encompassing loops that bear witness to Chlär’s undeniable skill as techno selector. These are future-ready beats from a techno polymath.

@chlaer

Suddenly I See - Berklee summer 5 week program

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