This is so nice, ty for the commentary and context ❣️

So honored to present in the second hour at The Space Between Spaces a new mix by  this month's guest,  @livwutang. Liv takes us on a trip through her more cosmic, trippy tracks she has collected. The result is quite the midnight dance around a fire on a beach under a clear magnificent array of stars. Thank you Liv! Please consider sending her a tip if you can (venmo link below) or support her creativity in any way possible. 
My set in the first hour was mixed live on air from the Lot kiosk  studio. I faced some technical issues with the mixer and cue buttons on the cdjs so apologies for late phrasing and sudden mix changes. I hope you enjoy :)
Next episode airs live on July 15, 2021 a few days before the return of my Wrecked party post pandemic.  Save the date. 
Love & Happy Summer!

Donation Link: https://venmo.com/Olivia-Klutse
https://soundcloud.com/livwutang
https://twitter.com/livwutang
IG: @livwutang

The Space Between Spaces 19 : Ron Like Hell + livwutang @ The Lot Radio 06 - 17 - 2021

With mix 249 Perko delivers a potent blend of scattered breaks, beats and bass-lines, effortlessly exploring a range of tempos and genres throughout. His singular brand of electronic music draws as much from sound art as it does modern club music - his off-kilter productions and remixes having attracted the attention of revered labels such as Numbers and Posh Isolation, on which he released his album Galerie last year. We delighted to welcome him to our series.

https://soundcloud.com/perkopair

DIM249 - Perko

My first DJ experiences were as a radio DJ on my college radio station back in 2007 - 2011, when my music taste ranged from more indie sounds, to HypeMachine remixes, to some of my earlier forays into dance music. Lately I've been trying to dig back deeper into my library and connect the dots between various influences. 

For this mix that first aired on 9/25 for @KEXP's 'Midnight In a Perfect World' radio series, I tried embrace the radio format to mix some sounds from disparate eras of my musical progression, and to reminisce about my early days as a radio DJ.

[tracklist]
1. Yeasayer - Love Me Girl [Secretly Canadian, 2010]
2. Sputnik One - Connected by a Wall [Grid, 2022]
3. Karenn - On Request [Voam, 2020]
4. Escaflowne - I Remember 2 Step [Somersault Records, 2022]
5. Red Rooms - Black Holes [Planet Rhythm, 2022]
6. 2562 - Morvern [Tectonic, 2008]
7. McKenzie Wark + Body Techniques - We Go (Mycelium Mix) [self-released, 2022]
8. Blu Mar Ten - Voidfield [Good Looking Records, 1999]
9. ASC - Nimbus [Auxiliary, 2019]
10. Stenny - In A Distant Light [Ilian Tape, 2019]
11. Furtive - Blue Spirit [self-released, 2022]
12. Kia - Blue Rain [Nous'klaer Audio, 2021]
13. Coe - Lemonade Spaces [All Centre, 2022]
14. natural/electronic.system. - Noctiflora [Semantica, 2021]
15. Fever Ray - Mustn't Hurry (Tzusing Remix) [Rabid Records, 2018]
16. Low Jack - Light [Les Disques De La Bretagne, 2018]
17. VC-118a - Silver [Acid Test, 2021]
18. Relaxer - Licking (Pent Suspension Rework) [Lovers Rock, 2022]
19. Faye Wong - 阿修羅 [Asura] [EMI, 2000]
20. Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie xx - Piano Player [XL Recordings, 2011]
21. Jonas Kopp - 55 Dias [Ilian Tape, 2014]
22. Colleen - November [Thrill Jockey, 2017]
23. Kenya Kanazawa - Fog In The Floor [Unimatrix Zero, 2022]
24. Liars - Protection [Mute, 2007]

✩ midnight in a perfect world ☽ radio mix for KEXP

This is a recording of my set opening for Nick Leon, at Paragon in Brooklyn from October 1st, 2022. I tried to trace a few arcs throughout the mix and over the entire set, I hope everyone can get cozy and wiggly on the journey with me.

Nummer - Out of Darkness
Priori - This Multiple
Polygonia - Dreaming Trees
Tammo Hesselink - Lifted
Avsluta - Akasagata
Azu Tiwaline - Medium Time
Tammo Hesselink - Nearly Symmetrical
Big Ever - Otto
Konduku - Kenar
Don't DJ - Evolve
Downstairs J - Mana 4000
Konduku - Cablin
Al Wootton - Mercia
Joris Voorn - Shallow (Skudge Remix)
Amorf - Manifold Surface
Polygonia - Bloom
Call Super - All We Have is Speed
Brother Nebula - The Big If
Monotix - Full Pressure
Dashiell - Recoil
Al Wootton - Wychwood Dub
O-Wells - Rhytim 
Polygonia - Coleus
Mathew Jonson - Freedom Engine
Arkajo - Vamp
Eversines - New Place
Rudolf Abramov - Cold Feet
Bolam - Flabbergaster
Pugilist & Ilk - Untitled
A Made Up Sound - Bygones
Wata Igarashi - Mood of the Machines, Pt. 1
Ex-Terrestrial - Mojave Skyline (ANF Virtual Music Mix)

Live Recording: DLC @ Paragon

LIVE @ PEOPLE DRIFT | ORMSIDE PROJECTS LONDON 2 DEC 2022

Lush techno and electronica from the Salford-based crew Cong Burn.

https://www.nts.live/shows/perfume-advert/episodes/cong-burn-14th-january-2023

Cong Burn w/ Sam Purcell & Big Hands 140123

As Moods 56, Max Watts @limitednetwork takes us back two generations in his family's history. Consider this a prologue in the Max Watts book of Funk. For Max, funk runs in the family and there is no shame in embracing that which he knows from his father Eli and his Grandfather Marzette. 

Moods is community curated and community supported. By helping us out, you're directly supporting artist commissions, curator fees, merchandise, and materials for parties. Give us a buck, four, or more a month here: danielsharp.cargo.site/Moods

1) Where did you grow up? Was it a single place or many places? How did this influence the songs you listened to?

I grew up in Nashville, TN where my Grandfather died. My Dad was living with him at the time, and decided that it would be a good place to raise a kid. That same neighborhood is where I spent my childhood. 

2) Can you pick one song in the mix and explain where you first listened to it

The first two tracks played in the mix are from my Grandfather Marzette in his self-titled Free Jazz record, Marzette And Company. I remember having to write a paper on it in high school and fully listening to it. But my pops definitely played it around us when we were younger.

3) Who “introduced” you to these songs? Was it a person, a radio station, a CD, or something else?

My dad introduced me to early hip hop and other electronic sounds really young with films like Beat Street and records from Kraftwerk, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Funkadelic, etc. He also introduced me to jazz artists like Don Cherry, The Pat Metheny Group, and some of Miles Davis’ fusion recordings. While I was younger, He was in a funk band growing up called Small Axe. This band was formed from the equipment Marzette had left when he passed away in the late 90s. The band eventually parted ways and my pops was working on his own productions, but I remember hearing those sounds from our smoky garage. Those were the first electronic sounds I heard. That was in 2008 when he started using Logic Pro. He later gave me his and his dad’s record collection along with all the production notes from Marzette’s studio days. My pops definitely made sure in passing down a diverse range of music in our family growing up.

4) Where and when did you first hear techno? What drew you to it? Who did it sound like it was for?

When I first heard techno around 2018, it must have been a mix from The Wizard - his Essential Mix on BBC Radio from 1998. I had no idea this music came from Detroit, but it made sense and aligned with my musical background growing up. It was different from anything I had heard. I visited Detroit while I was in school at MTSU in 2020. Went to 3000 and Mike told me to come move out here. And here we are now. 

5) You’ve got the microphone. What do you want to say to the techno community?

To the techno community, keep your head down, stay underground, and focus on the music. Peace.

Marzette Watts - Backdrop For Urban Revolution
Marzette Watts - Geno 
Don Cherry - Brown Rice
Miles Davis - Tutu
Don Cherry - Degi-Degi 
Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Metamorphosis
Funkadelic - March to the Witch's Castle
??? - black label 
Max Watts - Car Show [LN007]
Max Watts - Dimensions [LN007]
Max Watts - Cherry [LN007]
New Order - Blue Monday 
Nitzer Ebb - Join in the Chant
Traxx - Tuning Circuits For A Revolution
Underground Resistance - Codebreaker B2

We’ve paired Max Watt’s mix with an installation from Paul Druecke, a Milwaukee-based visual artist whose work considers text, time, and gatherings as sites of growth and accountability. The 2017 piece, Shoreline Repast, reframes a “typical” historic landmark post for the Great Lakes as a malleable, melting poem that passes down both its English and Anishinaabe heritage. We feel Paul’s piece and Max’s mix both consider similar questions of how culture becomes tangible from one generation to the next. For more on Paul, head to: https://www.pauldruecke.com/

Moods 56: Max Watts

Samira Mendoza is that club bitch here to make your mind spin n your booty pop with their genre bending blends. A co-founder of the Uhaul Disco afterparty along with Johnny Zoloft. You can catch them spinning with XC-17 and Yessi as the Dyspheric crew every third Sunday at 9PM on Verge FM.

@dsypheric-leesss
@mirasamira

Recorded live at @hot-mass - August 20, 2022

DETOUR Podcast 21: Samira (Live at Hot Mass)

"For the mix, I was inspired by a world in which improvements in human-computer interface technologies evolve to keep pace with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. Humans are able to upload their consciousness to private networks via pseudo-organic metamaterial brain implant devices, developed and distributed by a small group of quadrillionaires and their affiliated conglomerates. Subjectivity transfer between individual users from vessel to vessel within a network is possible (and popular!), and AI brain module installation has been productized, provided that the host legally waives a % of agency and control of their body to the auto-pilot network of their choice. Unsatisfied with planetary conditions, many are completely surrendering their vessels and opting for 100% takeover, leading to a growing population of artificially-guided human bodies."

@clubchow
IG: @clubchow
https://linktr.ee/clubchow

Club Chow (he/they) is a Taiwanese-American DJ and queer rave enthusiast based in Chicago. An omnivorous selector, he blends tracks across genres and eras with an undercurrent of euphoric energy and playfulness. He expresses his range via DJ residencies at Berlin Nightclub, Steamworks Baths, Dim Sum and Drag, and his work as organizer/curator of the Forbidden Fruits day party at Easy Does It. Club Chow's taste and versatility have brought him behind the decks at notable Chicago nightclubs such as SmartBar and Podlasie Club, as well as around the US - playing parties in Brooklyn, San Francisco, Seattle, Salt Lake City, and Pittsburgh.

Distant Signals 023: Club Chow

Malzof celebrates Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year 5784, with experimental shofar blowing and music that explores the depths of reflection, joy, life and the turning of a new year.

Thank you to Refuge Worldwide Radio for hosting 💙
special thanks to Hadar Cohen

Tracklist:

Dave A.  - Tekiah (llamado a alabanza)
Overtone Series - Honeycrisp
The Sugar Busch - No. 2 Tekiah, Shevarim, Teruah (Tanpura, Keys, Trumpet)
Jonah Baseball and David Julian Gray - Cloth
E L O N (Elon Katz) - Standing with Precarity 
Afrikan Sciences - Show Me Your Light
Madame Dolores - The World is Good
Deltoid - Shevarim
Zodiac - Fragments In Time
Dave A - Shevarim (llamado a arrepentimiento)
rRoxymore - Energy Points
Bastiengoat - A Place For Us
Dave A - Tekiah (llamado a alabanza)
Devoye - Celestial Alignment
Shimon & Oum.K - T’kiyah Gdolah
Kush Jones - Ari Dub
JWords - water waves ~
Madre Guia - Riot Bells
More Elian - Double Dip
Dave A - Teruah (llamado a la batalla)
Pugilist - Reflections
Yotzeret Sheydim - Experimental Shofar Blowing
Dave A - Tekiah Gadola (llamado a Victoria)

Shana Tova Shofar Blast with Malzof (Refuge Worldwide: Thu 14 Sep 2023)

@specialguest-dj

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uon aka Special Guest DJ will be performing in the ambient lodge at our San Francisco Pride 2019 party. Tickets are available here: https://bit.ly/2IFZ40d

Honey Soundsystem Potcast

HNYPOT 323: Special Guest DJ's In Search of Sunset Mix

Malzof is a DJ and Intermedia Artist based in Pittsburgh, USA. 
Weaving together abstracted grooves across genre, BPM and era, Malzof’s sonic journeys intersect with realms of ambient, experimental, house, techno, and beyond. Their sets enchant the dance floor with blissed-out beats, freakyfun vocals, and environmentally enhancing percussive soundscapes, ultimately showcasing their passion for storytelling, sampling, community collaboration, & dancing.


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