Explorations in Analog Synthesis, Volume II is a new seven-song EP created to demonstrate the powerful analog sound and sonic possibilities Moog Sound Studio offers. Each track was built around the Moog Mother-32, DFAM, and Subharmonicon included in each artist’s Moog Sound Studio, allowing for unique and fully developed tracks.
 
Learn more about Paula Temple here: https://paulatemple.com/
 
Learn more about the Moog Sound Studio here: https://www.moogmusic.com/news/introducing-moog-sound-studio-mother-32-dfam-subharmonicon

Paula Temple - Apocalypse

BANDCAMP

ØTTA - LOWKEY TWERK

Artist: Djamzer
Artwork: @part-time-killer

Djamzer is an emerging artist from Neuchâtel who has been decisively shaping the
electronic music arena in Switzerland for a while now. Celebrated for his dual role as DJ and
producer, he skillfully fuses energetic hard groove influences and classic 90s grooves with
creative elements, delivering infectious and percussive beats while always honoring the
original essence of the genre.
Rooted in the golden era of 90s techno, Djamzer embodies a dynamic and youthful vigor in
the contemporary scene, securing esteemed slots at top clubs and invitations to acclaimed
events such as Boiler Room. He is even regularly invited to perform alongside leading artists
from the global techno community. His ascent is underlined by releases on renowned labels
such as Voxnox and Gomboc Records.
Djamzer's rhythmic innovation and unique sound cement his position as a driving force in Switzerland's techno landscape.

Artist Social Media:
SC: https://soundcloud.com/djamzer
IG: https://www.instagram.com/djamzer/
BC: https://djamzer.bandcamp.com/
SF: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist/30kIHdtQwALnIBHtmiEKYZ
FB: https://www.facebook.com/djamzer.music/
RA: https://de.ra.co/dj/djamzer

[selected] podcast 058 w/ Djamzer

the continuation of my vogue workout series for my supporters, fans, and girls who just want to vogue down!

ENJOYYYYYYYYYYY! =)

twitter: @byrell_thegreat
instagram: byrellthegreat


Vogue Workout Pt. 4 (Holiday Edition)

I took some samples from the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's. 
For the pads, for example, I took a sample from the orchestra,
 that was playing in the background. 
I'm new to making music with Ableton, 
so I don't have much experience... 
 I really don't know what genre this could be... If you enjoy this track or have any feedback it would be nice if you'd leave a comment

S u n d a y  V i b e s

The scene took place in Paris at la Machine du Moulin Rouge for Rinse France's birthday in february. We played early but the dancefloor was already completely packed.

It was the first time we played together. Few days before playing, we were wondering how to prepare the set, but we both agreed to play Freestyle and see what happens. The set is very spontaneous and full of tempo shifts, something that we both like a lot ! We should do it again in the future as it was so much fun !

TRACKLIST !!!

Beneath - Texers
Chevel - The Call
Shamos - Westdown Road
NKC - No Drama
Coco Bryce- More Massiv
Emo Kid Featuring Fawell - Enkwarini 
Rozzma - Sheyala
DJ Pete - Latifah (Dub Cut)
Neinzer - Horus
Chevel - Data Recovery
Trap Door & Simon Divine - Bones
M.E.S.H. - Damaged Merc (Fraxinus Remix)
Para One - Sigmund Bootleg
Mumdance & Logos - FFS
Florentino - Mamasota
RYKT - Thousands (DJ Tool)
Simo Cell - Uranium
PRR! PRR! Battle Break Vol.2 - Poison (No Worries Club Edit)
Lurka - BR Greaze
Caspa Productions - Iron Claw Riddim (Instrumental)
Shabba Ranks - Ting A Ling
Mr. Vegas - Self Respect- Mr Vegas
Rozzma - Baby
KAMIXLO - plxcity
Dmx Krew - Ragga Clash
LIL CRACK - Tactical Violence (Endgame Remix)
Dj Vague- Freakout (Simo Cell screwed short edit)
Low Jack - Hats & Cash
DJ Missdevana - Chakra
Kelman Duran - Dale Dembow
Missy Elliot & Timbaland - Pass That Dutch (Instrumental) 
Tzusing - 得意先生
Peder Mannerfelt - Acid Drop
PAdrix - Abertura da Roda
Hindzy D - Shrapnel
Boner M - Fakmii
Addison Groove - Allaby
Unit Moebius Anonymous - SD23 A
Drexciya - Black Sea (Aqualung Version)
Female - Looking Through the Eyes of Love
Recycler - Tarzan Goes To The Moon
Mr. Dé - Y2K Bug
Ramadanman - Tempest
Shackleton - Majestic Visions
Sonic Infusion - Magnifica (Break-Beat-Mix)

Low Jack b2b Simo Cell @ La Machine Du Moulin Rouge (Rinse France 4th B-Day)

Radio Slave - Clone Wars (131bpm Btchy Rework)

written for III by SCB
photo by I AM JOHANNES

Technetium

Recognise is DJ Mag’s monthly mix series, introducing artists we love that are bursting onto the global electronic music scene. This month, we speak to New York’s purveyor of mutant club sounds, LSDXOXO.

A rare artist in the current electronic music landscape, LSDXOXO has built a fervid following whilst making music entirely on his own terms. Although he’s been putting productions out under the name since 2014, this year’s ‘Body Mods’ introduced an urgent brand of mutant Baltimore club music which, although inspired by the genre, comes off as anything but pastiche.

Across its seven chopped and skewed sample-heavy tracks – which range from 130bpm to 160bpm and span sounds taken from Baltimore club music, as well as ghettotech, hardcore, footwork and more in their frenzied 30-minute assault – ‘Body Mods’ introduces the strongest release from a producer whose artist bio describes him as “deliciously confrontational".

For his Recognise mix, LSDXOXO has delivered a more linear sound than much that has come before from him, showcasing another side to his dexterity as a DJ/producer. All cut with references from pop culture, the ferociously propulsive mix ranges from rhythmic, percussive techno built on rolling kicks, through thunderous peak-time techno into jacking machine music built for the basement.

Listen to LSDXOXO’s Recognise mix below and read the full interview on DJMag.com: https://dj-m.ag/2ASHrHJ

Recognise: LSDXOXO

Berlin-based live act and producer whose work blends electronic structure with emotional rawness. Almost every sound in his music starts from his own voice which is stretched, distorted, cut into loops or rhythms until it becomes something unrecognizable but still deeply human. He moves through between mental grooves, physical release, and subtle inner chaos.
Nothing is polished, but everything is intentional.
The result is a kind of club ritual, personal and unpredictable, and meant to be felt before it’s understood.

Technetium

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