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Very excited about this one, Pressure Dome boss Yushh absolutely nails just an over an hour of mutant techno / dancehall crossovers & halftime dnb flavours.
We're such big fans of Yushh & Pressure Dome, delighted to have her join the pod.. We also caught up with her for a lil chat! Read below > 

AM: There’s not a huge amount to do atm, but what have you been doing recently?
 
I’ve actually been working loads… I do lots of freelance music bits, a couple of days doing label management, a couple of days as a teaching assistant at BIMM (British and Irish Modern Music Institute) plus some ad hoc work for Noods. I also do private music production classes a few nights a week which I really enjoy. I love sharing knowledge and seeing the progression in my students is class. Looking forward to having a bit more time to focus on tunes when my contract with BIMM finishes in a few weeks even though I’ve really enjoyed working there. Hopefully get some projects I’ve been sitting on for a while over the line.
 
AM: Where & how did you record the mix & what was the idea behind it? 
 
I recorded it at home. Nothing special to report really, just chucked a load of tunes I’ve been feeling into a playlist and hit record. I used to agonise over mixes as I’m a massive perfectionist but because I’ve been so busy recently, I’ve not had time to plan my mixes like I used to. I think generally I mix better under pressure. When I have to make quick decisions and just get something done, they usually turn out better than ones I’ve been overthinking for weeks.
 
In terms of idea, I feel like there is a really nice vibe correlation between mutant bass-y dancehall stuff and the halftime dnb flavours, so I wanted to do something that played on that a bit so I hope you enjoy!
  
AM: Tell us a bit about Pressure Dome, it started out as like part of a uni project right? Did you envision it to evolve how it has, or was it quite natural?
 
The idea definitely came about as part of a university project but morphed into something more than that for sure. I never thought it would end up being what it is right now but honestly, I try not to think about it and just keep releasing music I believe in. Obviously, it’s amazing hearing people are digging the label output, but I think if you start thinking about stuff too much your vision can get a bit blurred. I’m just lucky to have such amazingly talented friends and to have made some wicked connections along the way.
 
AM: Some amazing music & labels currently in Bristol, was have you been listening to recently and who inspires you in the city?
 
Livity and Timedance are always a source of inspiration of course. Livity has had a stream of quality releases over the last year and Timedance just always brings something amazing to the table that really opens your eyes. I also love the recent Big Hands release on London via Bristol label Oscilla Sound. I’ll also take this opportunity to shout out my amazing Bristol selector friends – Monika Taneska, Tramma, Ollie Kirk, Forever, MISH who always lay it down in their radio shows each month. 

AM: Whats next for yourself in 2021?
 
Trying not to get too excited about gigs and stuff as the past year has been full of disappointments in that regard but fingers crossed. I’m working on a few remixes, trying to get an EP over the line for one of my all-time favourite labels too so that’s super cool. The label has some amazing music in the pipelines too with the start off a new series… I’m not going to give too much away but def keep your ears peeled… very excited to share!

AM Podcast #40 - Yushh

"Love to you all - here's a splash of dance-y tracks that tickle me. File under: UK garage, electro, dub, Fergie & a blunt. Thanks, Bleus!" @yunzero

Art by Morgan Cooper
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Tracklist:
Para One - Every Little Thing (Slow Edit)
Hysterical Love Project - Love-in-a-mist
Matthewdavid - Rolex
Madegg - Ppm
Finnaman - Watch This
K-lone - Cheque the R8
Ambien Baby - Sedated
Dj Plant Texture - Press Play on That Mf Mpc Maaan
Mr Oizo - Oral Sax
Krazy Baldhead - No Cow, No Pow
Eyesight - Petty Greed
Xander - Glamorous
Hermeth - Devil’s Reject
Turinn - Eso
Interplanetary Criminal - Sensational Dub
Downstairs J - Solid Air City
Low Budget Aliens - Reflow Array Buffering Tool
Jigsy King - Gimme the Weed (Akul Bootleg)
Interplanetary Criminal - Out to the Rider
Farsight - Tied Hands
Ol - Skepsys
Lavender - Chalice Dub
Squarepusher - Cryptic Motion (Mr Oizo Remix)
Dogpatrol - Swizzytown Funk
Chevok - Flote

CXXII - yunzero

https://www.noodsradio.com/shows/mars89-1st-december-21

Burial - Dolphinz
Novi_sad - Asia
The Bug - The Missing (feat. Roger Robinson)
Only Now - Time Suffocation (feat. Kamaljeet Ahluwalia)
Officium & Tzii - Sleep Deprivation
Chuzo - Hidro Masacro
Model Home + Saint Abdullah - remembrance
Only Now - Slit Ties (feat. Robin Sukhadia)
Nazar - Pressure
Simo Cell - Short Leg
Seekersinternational - ConsciousVybz
Ward 21 - Volume
Nic Arizona - The Leap (Im into Teleporting)
FUMU - Loco Motive
Max Winter - Body Or Soul
Caterina Barbieri - Evelyn Saylor (feat. Lyra Pramuk, Annie Garlid and Stine Janvin) - Fantas Variation for Voices
Only Now - Vision Through (feat. Kamaljeet Ahluwalia)
Klara Lewis & Peder Mannerfelt - My Clementine Is Making Paella Tonight
madam data - We pursued him on a gossamer thread of stars, through the heart of the dark galaxy, and there impaled him on a spire of crystallized time
G36 - Annihilation
Aryo Adhianto - Geno
Jana Rush - Mynd Fuc
Prettybwoy - Isol
John Wiese - Magnetic Stencil 3-1
Model Home + Saint Abdullah - aleister & blockboy
Klara Lewis & Peder Mannerfelt - Sell Art
Burial - Chemz

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Zomby - Soundbwoy R.I.P
Holloway - Chat Bad
DJ Skift - Skift Break 1
Beneath - High Five
Cliff Hanger - Song For Olivia
DJ Heny G - Colours
Drexciya - Undersea Disturbances 
Dubchild - Transition
Pinch & Killa P - Party
Sumgii - Morgue Flipped Dub
Zeki - Organism

K-1 - Phenomoneon 
Plastician - Vio-Lent
Benny Ill - Dread Drumz
Artwork - Basic G
Polygon Window - Supremacy II
Novelist - Sniper
Iron Soul - Temper
Maniac - Salt Fish
Luke Slater - Moave Violin

ENVY Front Left Life Guest Mix - ‘Dread Drumz’ (08/04/2022)

Happa & Jabes return with Then Is Always - running an hour of micro-ambient, tracks that utilise microscopic, asmr style sound design and dubbed out soundscapes.

Then Is Always w/ Happa & Jabes - April 2022

Vinyl Set de KA4U - 14 / Mayo / 2022 -Sala MUV

El mejor DJ underground de Osaka, Japón, "KA4U" (se pronuncia "kashu").

Desde que comenzó su propia fiesta "MIDI_sai", que celebra su 20º aniversario este año, ha tenido una gran influencia en la primera escena del breakcore, en la que persiguió la música de baile extrema y radical y sincronizó el mundo con lo local.

En 2004, cuando tocó en Detroit, encontró un concepto común de ghetto, electro y hardcore, y aceleró la diversidad que toda la música estaba conectada como una gradación. El juego impredecible que dobla la teoría que es demasiado única para la canción consigue una gran cantidad de confianza y cuota de entrada de la nube con un oído doblado.
En los últimos años, ha aparecido en el Reino Unido "BANGFACE WEEKENDER" en 2017. Lanzó la cinta mixta "Raving for slave" en 2019. Organizar "AltPass" de nuevo a partir de 2020, al mismo tiempo frente al problema de covid.

Y ha estado organizando la fiesta llamada "MIDI_sai" en Japón. Ha estado apoyando y presentando la música extrema electro rave japonesa e internacional, la música electrónica independiente a los oídos de los amantes de la música en Japón ampliamente. También MIDI_sai es el primer representante de breakcore en Japón desde el año 2000.

Krew: Midi Sai

Follow: @ka4u

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Ka4u [Vinyl Set]  @RUIDO

Drum & bass, ghetto house, an ounce of bass music, without refraining from auto tuned vocals or finely picked Memphis rap tracks - @carin-kelly's sets go further than traditional set-building, for our ears’ delight. 

Catch Carin Kelly every 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month, from 19h to 20h [CET] on rinse.fr

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carin kelly - 02 Juin 2022

Maloca Records chief Le Motel steps up in this week’s Rhythmic Culture podcast. As a music producer and film composer his versatility has taken him to festivals and clubs in every direction as naturally as he has ventured out to the less accessible areas of the globe as a field recordist. It’s somewhere in between these spaces that Le Motel operates, gathering unique experiences and sounds to channel through his studio. For this mix the Brussels-based artist created something around 85 - 100 bpm – and as far it might sound reassuring, don’t be fooled because it’s something to wrap your head around from begin to end.

@le-motel

RC:106 Le Motel

https://www.nts.live/shows/soup-to-nuts-scratcha/episodes/soup-to-nuts-w-scratcha-20th-january-2023

Soup To Nuts w/ Scratcha & Terror Danjah 200123

TSVI - no window in my room, i need air

Slink NYC resident K Wata hits the ground running with this hour of broken club heaters. 

@kwatakwata

Karma - Static (K Wata Edit)
Alan Johnson - Step Inna War
Josie Devil - JD’S WOURLD
Cassius Select - Switch Axe Pose
Sam Tiba - 64 AD
Ben Salisbury & Geoff Barrow - Skyhooker
PEDRO - Toques
Xzavier Stone - Silver Tabs
Martsman - Zoe The Shrink
Human Resources - Desilu (U Edit)
Hagan - Right Here
Chunky - Her
Sketch Artist - Next One
Space Afrika - Gwabh
Lynch Kingsley - Astral Pulse
CRZKNY - Draping 8
Yasuaki Shimizu - Kono Yomi Yomeri (Sono 1)
Machinefabriek - Two High Running
Brown Irving - Overcast 
Don Toliver - Company
K Wata - Crusssh
Andrew Pekler - Fonseca Winds

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