Name: Scape One + m50 @ etc 2023.03.24 by m50
Duration: 4 h

@scape-one haven’t heard this track in forever, and never before played in a mix.. Lovely set :)

The next Greyscale Special Mix chapter is a beautifully crafted set from our good friend Milo Bragg!
Join us for this amazing journey!

Tracklist:

Maus Und Stolle - Extra Vergine (Klang Elektronik)
Pugilist - Hemisphere (ZamZam Sounds)
Bluetrain - Congo Shuffle (Version) (Future Primitive)
Rhythm & Sound – Mango Drive (Rhythm & Sound)
Stephan G & The Persuader - Kaos (Svek)
Vadim Svoboda - Pattern 64 (VSPatterns)
Deadbeat - Organic Re-Construction (Background)
Mikkel Metal - Kenton (Marcel Dettmann Rmx) (Echocord Colour)
Stardub - Dub#5 A2 (Star Dub)
Repair - V-Wreck (Sub Static)
Simon J Hartley – I Should Fly (H Productions)
Syrinx - Sunset (Rush Hour)
Drux – Transe Deep Version (Cabale Records)
Forest Drive West - Block Nine (Konduku Remix) (Midgar)
//no - Untitled (SUB)
Kit Clayton - Purpakana (~scape)

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GREYSCALE Special 033 - Milo Bragg

This month, we welcome our dear friend Shimon Danziger to the series, aka Celeryman.

Born and raised in Sydney, Shimon cut his teeth on the city’s club and warehouse scene. As 1/3 of the Innerspace collective, he ran a series of techno parties, hosting the likes of Peter Van Hoesen, DJ Nobu, Haruka and Wata Igarashi.

Having regularly attended and been influenced by outdoor festivals such as The Labyrinth, he moved to Japan during the pandemic and now lives with his wife in the countryside of the Oita prefecture. He has become an active member of the burgeoning Oita music scene, centred around a very special club, Azul, where this mix was recorded.

“This mix is a meditation on my recent musical journey. The move to Japan, coupled with the pandemic, has given me a stronger connection with nature and accelerated a shift in my listening habits away from the dance floor. I threw in a bunch of old favourites, some new finds, tracks from friends and quite a few Japanese artists who I have become familiar with since moving here. The scene here is unique, in that the deeper you look, there’s always more to find. And it makes me happy to be surrounded by people who take music so seriously.”

Mix mastered by Holosuite Mastering 
Design by Clayton Ciolac

The Observatory - Celeryman

full broadcast

http://m50.net/playlists/2023.03.24.html

@scape-one...
Scape One – Most People Were Silent
Nasor – Shimron (Yusk Remix)
Brunks – Back 2 Sleep
Inre Kretsen Group – Oss
Steve Hauschildt – Batteries May Drain
Benoit Pioulard – So Etched In Memory
Ken Camden – Eta Carinae
Discophone – Infected World
Losci – Monument Builders
Tau Sagittarii – Before My Eyes
Tim Hecker – Hatred Of Music
Forty Cats – Forest Beast (Nau Squaglia Ambient Mix)
Earthen Sea – Rough Air
Justin Walter – It's Not What You Think
Buspin Jieber – Track 09
Kurt Baggaley – Thought Windows
Pedro Capelossi – So Long (Mundis Sutis Remix)
Microlot – Undefined
Tornado Wallace feat. Sui Zhen – Today
Portable Sunsets – Islander
Greg Nairo, Modulo – Drosera
Tech Palms – Brenda
Teu – Mirage
Clayhead – Moments Like This Never Last
Exhausted Modern – Notions Of Causality
Rod V – Sundown Thoughts
XY0815 – This Tool Has No Option
Mathew Burton – Jar
Dissappears – Halcyon Days
Dreamscape – Separate Sense
Nosaj Thing feat. Kazu Makino - Eclipse/Blue
Windy & Carl – Remember
Pan American – Memphis Helina
Less Bells – Fiery Wings
Nah – Unikove
Saloli – Bar Carolle
Tau Sagittarii – Mend
In Vitro - Vidrio De Obsian
Ayaavaaki & Purl – Existential Void
Kurt Baggaley – Changing Shape
Fromme, Denef – Gone (Journey Mix)
Aki Latvamaki – Baumwolle
Eternell – Dancing In The Wind
Shervin Boloorian - Air

@m50... (3h)
Mucha : Coiled-Uncoiled (Southfacing Version) : Hello Caller : Frequency Domain
Charles.A.D x Four Intuition : Safety Zone : Hawk Hovering : Charles.A.D.
Jayson Wynters : Lost City (James Welsh Blue Boat Mix) : Exit Wound : Rhythm Nation
Passarani : Rays Of Thunder : The Wildlife Of The Quieter Ones : Aus
Mucha : Spectral Interference (Datassette Version) : Hello Caller : Frequency Domain
Datassette : 187 Lighthouse
Fasme : Sortie De Piste : Emo Patchwork : Dream Ticket
Rupert Lally vs Salford Electronics : Words Fail Me : Rental Yields Volume 4
Karsten Pflum : Punktspild : Tracks : Worm Interface
Roger 23 : Bewegliches Ziel : 5 Deadly Venoms: Snake : Shaw Cuts
Loopatronica vs GHSTVLNC : Open Chain : Rental Yields Volume 4
Karsten Pflum : Falls : Tracks : Worm Interface

streamed live at
@datafruits, ICN
@internetpublicradio, GDL
Sphere-Radio, LEJ
Wax n' Cats, CHI
Blast Radio, NYC

Scape One + m50 @ etc 2023.03.24

Live recording @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Youtube and futureintelradio.com.

Philipp Otterbach ╚═ Future Intel X Mana Abundance X Warning ═╗ 14 07 2023

Phuong-Dan – EOS Air Live (August 12th 2022) 

Cucina Povera (live), Luzi Gehrisch, oma totem (live), Philip Berg, Phuong-Dan, Pirmin
Museum angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt

EOS AIR

Phuong-Dan – EOS AIR Live (August 12th 2022)

full broadcast

http://m50.net/playlists/2023.08.11.html

@itxpo...
Narcotic 303 - Tundra 
Jan Jelinek - Tendency 
Takashi Himeoka - Ludwig 
Sa Pa - Wet Weather Way 
IT-XPO - opener (Unreleased) 
Luke Slater - Love (Burial Remix) 
Edward - Turning (Baby Ford Remix) 
Adam Stromstedt - SWF 
The Rhythm Slaves - The Light Will You See (Trentmoller's Deep Dub Mix) 
Adryiano - Feel Like 
New African Orchestra - Village Dance (USG Village Dance Mix) 
Janet Jackson - Just A Little While (Maurice's Nu Soul Dub) 
MOY - Wisdom Track 
Area - Dare To Be Different (Nathan H Graveyard Shift Rework) 
Mr. Twin Sister - Resort (Transposed) 
Buttechno - disco June 
Bushwhacka! - 4 Da Night 
UBQ Project - When I Fell In Love (Charles Webster Dub) 
Raresh - Vivaltu (Ricardo Villalobos Remix) 
Dilated Pupils - At 04.59 
Illusion - Sebastian Redenz 
The Phantasy - love will see us through 
Barker - Look How Hard I've Tried 
DNA - Tom's diner (feat. Suzanne Vega)

@m50...
A Taut Line : Never Any Gain : Never Any Gain : Disktopia
B. Rupp : 124055 : Vapid Time : Accidental Meetings
Ulysses : A Punch Bowl Of Amnesia : Recreational Genetics : Science Cult
Anoesis : Hawassa : Frame Jack : Kranq
Metamatics : Repeater : A Metamatics Production : Clear
Anoesis : Formations 09 : Frame Jack 1 : Kranq
A Taut Line : Neutral Buoyancy : Never Any Gain : Disktopia
Subjoi : No More : Rotary : Lost Palms
Roman Fluegel : Film 4 : Lucky Charm : Running Back
Metamatics : Raytrax : A Metamatics Production : Clear
Subjoi : Parsec : Rotary : Lost Palms
Javano : Wanderer : Metropolis : Temple Of Sound
B. Rupp : Pile Up The Pots : Vapid Time : Accidental Meetings
A Taut Line featuring Chocola B : The Following Contained : Never Any Gain : Disktopia
Anoesis : Cargo Cult : Frame Jack 1 : Kranq
Tarotplane : Coming of the Comet : In Murmuration : tpm
Hans Berg : Gates : Extacy : UFO Station
The Jaffa Kid : Lost Wave I : Twilight Imagery : Obsolete Future
B. Rupp : Suicide Sweets : Vapid Time : Accidental Meetings
The Irresistible Force : Flying High : Flying High : Rising High
Chelsea Wolfe : American Darkness : Birth Of Violence : Sargent House
Low Res : Evanesce : Approximate Love Boat : Plug Research
Tarotplane : Papilionidae : In Murmuration : npm
Soren Jahan : 007 11a : 137 : trip
Soren Jahan : 016 20a : 137 : trip

streamed live at
@datafruits, ICN
@sphere_radio, LEJ
Wax n' Cats, CHI
Blast Radio, NYC

IT-XPO + m50 @ etc 2023.08.11

Listen to Lena Willikens' set at Mutual Dreaming back in May + read a Q&A with resident Aurora Halal below.

How would you describe your music policy?

Mutual Dreaming has always been about obsessions of mine, the weirder music, and outlier artists. Its been all over the place from PPU boogie parties, DJ Stingray's NYC debut, Dr Rubinstein, etc, always with a similar spirit of playfulness. I'm never wanting anything standard or genre-abiding.  I saw the fliers and artist choices as a bat signal for people open to that.  Besides the guests, one of its goals has been giving local artists a proper stage, proper sound, and seeing that talent really flex & develop.

What makes a great party? 

A great party is a very elusive thing, only possible when all the details come together and form a collective unconscious that's bigger than any one element.  You can just feel it in the air, everything's churning deeper and feels unstoppable, and that's when personal transformation is possible. You can't always predict when it will happen. As an organizer I think you can help get it there by setting some things in motion, but after that it just unfolds on its own.

What does your party stand for, and how do you express that? 

I have a few half-joking mottos. 'Strictly for the freaks' is something my friend Max D said years ago. Coming from a very conformist city, DC, that has meant the music lovers & friends that you really had to work to find. In my dream world it would be full of people in crazy outfits, but to me freak means something more like a believer in underground culture, and that doesn't necessarily look cool.  The other motto is 'DIY the only way to fly.' Meaning: no sponsorship, nobody else producing it, no need for commercial success, all my projects are meant as a transmission from my imagination. This is really important to me.

 What’s the greatest problem facing club culture in your city? 

Dancing is technically illegal except for a few commercial clubs, so the nightlife I've been interested in has mostly been underground  in lofts and random spaces. There's always a risk of getting shut down, losing tons of money, and the safety and exits can be sketchy.  In recent years especially since the Oakland fire, I have been extra cautious and turned to more legal places, but I'm going back to the underground spots again.  Has to be that way if your tying to catch that feeling of a special space for one night only. Another problem is bros and finance people ruining the vibe, groping girls, etc. Occasionally I'll get discouraged, worrying it will never be the same, but you just have to keep pushing further into your zone and outrunning them.

What’s your favorite memory of the night?

After 7 years its difficult to pick a favorite but I guess I can think of a turning point. 2013, before Sustain-Release started, I had stepped back after a few unsuccessful nights and wondered the way forward if I would continue. I found an incredible loft with lots of strange rooms, and organized a party with new label at the time, White Material vs Vereker. The owner of the space was a weirdo, but as the hours got closer, it became apparent that he was never going to turn on the electricity. I googled him and realized he was an actual scam artist. The truck showed up with the soundsystem and it was now or never, so I called my old space 285 Kent which had ended its 4 year run the night before, so it was open and available for one last party. We roll up to find the toilets had exploded, and there's disgusting chunky brown water covering the entire floor.. we're mopping, and frantically setting up a huge parachute installation on the ceiling, and then the fog machine breaks. But after all that chaos, the result was absolutely pulsing with life force energy. It looked and sounded the best it ever had so far, the music felt new, and I glimpsed the power and potential of our scene, and since then the parties seemed more potent, focused and magic.

TASCAM DR-05

RA / Mutual Dreaming, New York: Lena Willikens (live 19.5.17)

Full tracklist: https://bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-122--upsammy

upsammy’s bumper mix for Bleep is as playful and adventurous as her studio productions. The rhythms of this ninety-minute set vary, particularly in the first half. One minute upsammy is running the kind of bright, glistening IDM that was heard on her recent Zoom LP, the next a downtempo break or dembow has shaken things up still further. No matter what speed the tracks are a charmingly excitable air runs through everything here, one that’s not dissimilar to the aesthetic of D. Tiffany or Reptant. Things heat up in the second half, with proceedings almost verging on junglism at points, before an increased number of half-time tunes bring the mix in for a smooth landing.

"I wanted the mix to be an homage to all the types of music that inspire me at the moment, steering away from the mix becoming about one particular genre, but more focussing on elements I appreciate in music like rhythms that tickle my ears or intricate and quirky melodies. Music that’s light and bassy at the same time and also has a dynamic element to it. The beginning is a bit more trippy and delicate, continuing to a more fast clubby sound and then it kind of zones out into a deep but bright part.”

Bleep Mix #122 - upsammy

Read our interview with Sapphire Slows here: https://www.patternsofperception.com/post/a-chat-with-sapphire-slows

As a producer, vocalist and DJ, Tokyo-based @sapphire-slows has a sound that is both indelible and difficult to neatly categorise. Taking cues from minimal, electronica, ambient and off-kilter pop, her own music feels greater than the sum of these parts, combining an unerring sense for space, detail and atmosphere with slow-motion melodies and heady, cosmic vocals to create something personal and truly unique.  

Since starting to produce music in her bedroom in 2011, Sapphire Slows has released an impressive body of work, with LPs, EPs, tracks and remixes coming out on the likes of @not-not-fun-1, @100percentsilk, Kaleidoscope, @nous-disques, @kalaharioystercult, ninih (@ye_yeh) and most recently @ad93rec.	

As a live performer and DJ, she has been similarly prolific, with numerous European tours under her belt, along with regular showings in China, Australia, the US and naturally, her home country of Japan. The diversity of artists with which she has shared the stage (from Lena Willikens, Objekt, Svreca and Ben UFO to Laurent Garnier and The xx) is revealing, and further proof of the chameleonic qualities of her music.

Recently recorded at OATH in Tokyo, Sapphire Slows’ Patterns of Perception 79 is a warm, carefully crafted and kaleidoscopic narrative that perfectly captures the many shades of her unique sound. Flitting between cinematic ambient soundscapes, emotive vocals and breezy after-hours energy, these 59 minutes sway comfortably across dappled layers of sunlight and shade, finding a solid underpinning in the swelling melodies and textural layers that are so tightly linked with her own visions. 

Credits:
Recorded at OATH Tokyo, Mastered by Hiranya Access

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/sapphire-slows
https://www.facebook.com/sapphireslows/
https://sapphireslows.bandcamp.com/
https://twitter.com/sapphireslows/

Patterns of Perception 79 - Sapphire Slows

@blowinguptheworkshop & co-@manarecs figurehead Matthew Kent was key in cementing the Club Rooted concept during our time working together buying and listening to records so only right he steps up for number 2!

Club Rooted #2 / Matthew Kent

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