Voices Radio: Redstone Press w/ Pseudopolis & LWS - 16th July 2022

Vinyl is coming soon on Teknotika Records / Detroit!

Trovoada

Coming back with the same collaborative and intercultural spirit, the third release of Behua Icára is an EP - VA of reworks from the album “Non Axebo” by Withner FaGo, an activist and rapper from the Shipibo Konibo Xetebo community. Singing in his native language, FaGo narrates myths and legends, as well as stories of cultural and environmental resistance from his community in the central Peruvian Amazon.

Some of these stories emerge from the collective’s imagination and worldview of his community, such as “Chaikonibo,” which refers to enchanted men who protect the jungle; “Non Nete” - Our World - which describes the four indigenous worldviews of the community: Jakon Nete (The Upper World), Non Nete (The Earthly World), Pashin Nete (The Underworld), and Jene Nete (The Water World); and “Mai Yoshin” - Land of Demons - a generational tale from Pucallpa.

“Chaikonibo” has been reimagined by the polyrhythmic talent Crisa, who recreates the mystique of the story with an ensemble of organic Afro-Peruvian percussion. “Non Nete,” originally produced by Toma Kami for the label’s second compilation, now remixed by E-Unity, elevates the narrative, taking us to the rhythmic-astral plane with ascending syncopations. In the case of “Mai Yoshin,” by Argentine producer Mlee, it transports us to Pashin Nete (the underworld) with the calamitous possibilities of drum and bass.

Other stories tackle the daily struggle of the community against the threat of extractive and polluting industries. “Non Mai” - Our Land - a protest song against oil companies and deforestation, has been reinterpreted by Eomac, with a harsh and frantic percussive syntax, making it the perfect soundtrack for frontline defense.

“Koiramenon Ikanwe” - Let’s Take Care of Ourselves - denounces the threat of drug trafficking and the usurpation of the community’s agricultural land for illegal coca leaf cultivation. Produced by Reptile & Supersadfish, a duo from Guadalajara, deconstructs the protest into beautiful fractals between IDM and Jungle.

Finally, “Ea Ninkakanwe” - Listen to Me - narrates the experience of FaGo’s grandfather and his encounter with the depredation of his people’s habitat. Jasmín take, injects the perfect dose of 4/4 in a subversive measure.

BUY on BANDCAMP

PREMIERE : Jasmín Fr. Whitner FaGo - Ea Ninkkanwe

EHFM Breakfast w/ sadsugar & Carbon Rhod - 14.11.24

Cead's eleventh offering delivers a full circle moment for ASOY, who first met label boss Or:la back in 2010. Fast forward fifteen years and the London via Cyprus moniker of SOS collective member Demi proudly presents his debut EP under ASOY.

"3 Boys In Trouble was inspired by an insane collection of live drum recordings from a bunch of street kids in Harlem growing up in the 50's. Coupled with various other percussion samples from other corners of my vinyl collection, it began to set the tone for the track which was to keep it tribal with a very primal feel for it that maintained a tension all the way through" 

Artwork by Patrick Savile

ASOY - 3 Boys In Trouble

Following the contemplative explorations of previous works in the series and hot on the heels of the beautiful Cosmos from E Ruscha, Stella Z's "Figs" emerges as a delicate meditation on growth, patience, and the hidden life of fruit.

PREVIEW: Music to Watch Seeds Grow By 005: Stella Z (Fig)

BANDCAMP: https://craigieknowes.bandcamp.com/album/siltie-ep

Intricate club weapons created by Rob Amboule for his Craigie Knowes debut. ‘Siltie’ (EP) Bridges the gaps between electro, house and techno across 4 foggy cuts. A varied package arming the DJ for a spectrum of murky dancefloor outcomes - one for the DJs. 10 Years of Craigie Knowes: 2015-2025.

Releases Monday 09 June, 2025.

Buy @ Bandcamp

CKNOWEP68 | Rob Amboule - Siltie EP

Rosie Ama's Human Endeavour label announce a debut label outing from Ambient Babestation Meltdown & Borai.

The production pairing, whose musical partnership has birthed a string of releases on Optimo Music, Me Me Me and Ritual Poison, join forces once again for ‘Why The Tiger And The Monkey Are Sworn Enemies’.

Known for their excursions into scuzzy, cyberpunk and EBM electronics, this three-track EP on our sub-label chronicles the pair’s ventures into chugging grooves, wormhole acid and early 00s tech house à la Playhouse and Rework.

In signature style, Ambient Babestation Meltdown’s FX-soaked vocals take centre-stage across the package, ushering us in with the ritualistic vibrations and hypnotic rhythms of lead single ‘Warm’.

Pre-Order

PREMIERE: Ambient Babestation Meltdown & Borai - Warm [Human Endeavour Records]

New PAMMIX from dj, producer and label runner of the eponymous PederMannerfeltProduktion (PMP)(https://soundcloud.com/the-subliminal-kid).

Tune in for fresh sounds, fast hairdos, and an exclusive PAMMIX X PMP tee (extremely limited run) available ONLY from https://perksandmini.com and P.A.M. Store (Melbourne/Sydney).

Featuring wall-to-wall PM+ releases, this mix pounds with life from entrance to exit. Carrier waves clash with brainwaves, complexification ramps and cortisol spikes.

Myriad Myriads - Who’s yr Imaginary Friend
Peder Mannerfelt - All In Your Hands (FT Version)
LWS - Pendrum
Pelican Company - Alvaret (Logos Remix)
Henzo - Are You With Me This Time
DJ Floor vs Kelbin - Wiper
Terry Cotta - Dr. Feelsgood
Peder Mannerfelt - Town Crier (Nikki Nair Remix)
Peder Mannerfelt - Flash My Flip Phone (Flipped Groove Mix)
Emily Jeanne - Liquid Crystal
Comarca - Ben Depressa
Carbon 96 - Club Soda
Emily Jeanne - Ao Sen
Kiritchenko - Black Heat
Warlock - Stinger
LDS - Portal Merge (Peak Mix)
Brunnera - Salad Week
Flore - Get Digit

“Peder Mannerfelt splits the difference between playful immediacy and daring experimentation. You’re as likely to find him premiering a live show at Berlin’s Atonal festival as pulling apart fabled techno meccas from Berghain to Fabric with synapse-frying precision. One minute he’s being asked to remix Björk, and the next he’s dropping EPs of non-conformist techno for Karenn’s Voam label.”

Photo credits
Editing and direction: Håkan Ullberg Creative
Production: Katagrama

PAMMIX032: Peder Mannerfelt

@lws_trax combines intelligent future bass with proper face melters on PMx 38

Tracklist:

1. DYL – Glasshouse 1
2. Javier Salazar – Unitatem
3. Shanti Celeste – Voz 
4. LEVL – Nullpunkt #1
5. Awo Ojiji – Glyph
6. CCL – Tachyon Frog
7. DYL – Element 3
8. Vardae – Rites
9. Forest On Stasys – Magnetismo
10. Reeko – Ecos De Suburbio
11. Polygonia – Metaphysical Scribbles
12. XRA – Doink!
13. Magugu & Le Motel – Bitter Better
14. Beta Librae – Problem Solving Program
15. TSVI – Neutrino
16. Slacker – Memory Shelter
17. Katsunori Sawa – Human Concern
18. Crossing Avenue – Carmaleonte
19. Cressida – Sambo
20. Blacknecks – Moon Over Rotheram
21. Zimno – kolchak
22. ABE – SYLO
23. Dyslecta – Muckle Drum
24. Closet Yi – Cloudborne 888
25. Conceptual – Nocturnal
26. Sobolik – Giant Pier
27. Tobhias Guerrero – Fire in a Cave 
28. Daniel[i] – Mountain High
29. James Massiah meets Lord Tusk – Might Be the One
30. Joe Ariwa – King Moses

PMx 38 - LWS

b2b sets are a delicate dance, especially so when meeting a teammate for the first time to collaborate on the spot. without prior discussion of direction — listening to each other’s selections, brief communication between blends and attention to the lovely folks on the dancefloor brought us all into sync over time. there’s a point in the set where it starts to sound less like two DJ’s and more like a cohesive, unified journey. there was also a moment where the dancefloor passed ‘the wave’ into the dj booth.   the spiral shows itself. 🌀😍
-Mars / quest?onmarq

I can’t help but reflect back on this set like playing a pickleball match with a partner with whom I’m totally in sync: Mars & I vibed off each other’s tracks all night to build or shift the momentum however we saw fit. Hearing our tracks played slower and filthier through Globus’ delicious soundsystem was a bucket list-tier experience. Staying in the 100-130 BPM territory without the urge to go fast & hard too soon was a joy in that room.  This recording represents what a DJ team working in unison sounds like.  Check out our colour-coded setlist on our IG post and see if you can guess who played what.
-DJ BRS