Live Sets

For the next Viscera podcast we welcome Vyvyan!

Vyvyan is someone who works undetectable from the space station, with his unique mixes resonating with the likes of Feel My Bicep and Ransom Note. 

His sound focuses on creating a perfect atmosphere and energy, with his tracks often characterised by deep, driving basslines, intricate percussion, and lush synth textures. Vyvyan's sound has resulted in producing signature remixes for Psychemagik and Sound Du Jour, and tasteful releases for Bordello A Parigi and Me Me Me. If you don't know, get to know.

This month we invited Vyvyan to contribute to the series, which stays true to the game, flowing through an hour of dance-floor cuts, experimental rhythms and cosmic vibrations, the perfect start to your week.

Enjoy it.

@iamvyvyan

Photo credit - Sonder Studios

Vyvyan | 092

DJ and founding member of the feminist platform rebel, zouzibabe brings fresh new beats, from RnB, house, club to breaks.

Kiosk My Ass w/ Zouzibabe @ Kiosk Radio 30.01.2023

Red D likes to call himself a general nitelife instigator but he first and foremost a music lover and a DJ with close to 30 years experience. We Play House Recordings, Red Basics & Club Belgique are his (label) projects and he is forever inspired by Detroit.

Fuse w/ Levon Vincent & Red D @ Kiosk Radio 04.02.2023

First mix in 2023 recorded at home
music by Prince, Crazy P, Fred P, Waajeed, Osunlade, Kid Fonque and more <3
Hope you like it!

WaitingForSpring

Signals vol. 54 Kudeki [ AYLI ]   Our 54th Signals is coming from Bay Area's Kudeki. 

Kudeki keeps busy pushing the darker side of San Francisco's often-sunny dance music scene. She is best known for co-running Noctuary, a party bringing women and nonbinary artists to the forefront in the Bay Area and beyond.

Kudeki has been a resident at San Francisco’s Public Works, and released music on Martyn's 3024, plus Bay Area labels Fault Radio, Perfect Location Records, and most recently AYLI Recordings’ benefit compilation , " Dear Johnny ".

She has shared  the stage with previous S>N guests like Mike Servito and Noncompliant. This hour long journey takes you through multiple driving soundscapes of the Techno universe.

Track List : 
Richard Holhburn - deepcreep (Perimeter Junk)
Rhyw - Vixen for Society (Avian)
DeFeKT - Move (Komisch)
Fergus Sweetland - Bear’s Cage (Hayes)
Vil - Rotari (Paraíso)
Kudeki - Spiral (OAK)
Gamma Intel - Fluid Theory (Mechatronica)
Jasen Loveland - Paranoid Fantasy (Acid Camp)
Emily Jeanne - Red River Delta (Token)
Marcal - Robotic Thinking (Enemy Records)
Augusto Taito - Solitude is Independence (Children Of Tomorrow)
Yim - Man in Two Suitcases [A2 Mix] (Hybrid)
Biri - Untitled Drift (Non Series)
Orlando Voorn & Party Pat - Cycle (Out Electronic Recordings)
Chlär - Night Genesis (Mutual Rytm)
Claudio PRC - Diving Point (Elettronica Romana)
D.Dan - Sun Over I-5 South (Lobster Theremin)

https://soundcloud.com/kudeki
https://ra.co/dj/kudeki
https://www.buymusic.club/list/kudeki-releases
https://www.instagram.com/_kudeki/
https://ayli.bandcamp.com/album/dear-johnny-lp

Signals vol. 54 Kudeki [ AYLI ]

Beyond the concept of being a wheelable musical stage, the @camionbazar is also a monthly meeting on Rinse, driven by Romain & Benedetta. After securing its spot on the electronic music scene, the duo now makes sure to provide everyone with catchy tunes to dance to, from house and minimal rock to hip-hop and jazz.

Listen to Camion Bazar every 1st Saturday of the month, from 16h to 18h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

Camion Bazar RRRadio show : After - 04 Mars 2023

We have the perfect fit for this downtempo Tuesday: the second entry to our Smoke podcast series by @beyun303. Beyun's sonic wanderlust ventures beyond borders—weaving elements of acid through electro, breaks, techno, and house creating peaks of soulful euphoria & rhythmic emotional release.

Beyun - Smoke #2

For this month's episode of our podcast series, we are thrilled to invite Berlin based talent Iron Curtis to serve you one hour of finest grooves. 

On the continent of electronic music, Johannes Paluka has travelled far and wide, collapsing musical boundaries with enviable ease. Under the moniker of Iron Curtis, the Berlin-based creates his complex, hauntingly beautiful productions from a range of eclectic styles and influences. Be it House, Acid or soulful Techno – his sound moves in the equilibrium of reduced, but never minimal. Flashes of kitsch brighten the dark universe of Iron Curtis, but fail to interfere with the melancholy subtext. As far as leftfield electronic music is concerned and as long as he sees a chance to break a few genre rules here or there, Iron Curtis is brimming with ideas.

Making his debut in 2008 with an EP on Hamburg’s beloved Mirau, he made even more good impressions that year with a contribution to the Deetron’s Fuse. Apart from releasing House on labels like Office, Retreat or Smallville, Paluka runs the project Achterbahn D'Amour with his longtime friend Jool aka Edit Piafra. Here, they focus on Acid-infused techno, electrifying audiences with their shows and releases on L.A.-based Acid Test imprint. His latest project is called Moon – a collaboration with Johannes Albert from Frank Music, where the two friends exhibit their love for classic Electro and stripped down Techno.

But wherever his musical interests take him, Iron Curtis will always be adding a little soul in his compositions. This is the magic thread that runs through all of his productions and it is what Iron Curtis transfers from his releases to his live gigs as well. As a DJ, he is as inspired and versatile as he is a producer, skilfully taking the dancefloor into the deep and diverse corners of modern dance music.

We say thank you for this wonderful contribution to our podcast series and hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

@iron-curtis

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Loser Podcast is an ongoing series of Podcasts of family, friends and artists we simply admire.

Loser Podcast 047 - Iron Curtis

"You can trace techno's origins to the seminal 1988 album Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit, which featured many producers that are now regarded as techno pioneers." We discuss Detroit techno, Frankfurt's electronic music museum and more in this month's Critics' Roundtable.


As we approach the end of May, and with it, Movement Festival in Detroit—one of the longest-running dance music events in the world—Resident Advisor returns to a discussion about electronic music's roots.

In this month's Critics' Roundtable, RA music critics Kiana Mickles and Andrew Ryce talk with producer Chloe Lula about the newest release from Detroit "techno soul" stalwart Eddie Fowlkes and a breakout album from a newer Detroit name, DJ Girl, who just released on Planet Mu. 

The trio also discuss how techno's origins in Detroit's Black communities continue to be contested. The Museum of Modern Electronic Music in Frankfurt, which opened last year (and was written about recently in The New Yorker), has overlooked the city's key role in the creation and dissemination of techno, sparking backlash from the electronic music community. Mickles and Ryce lay out the implications of the continuous omission of Detroit from techno's narrative. Why is electronic music's origins an ongoing debate, and how do we honour its progenitors as electronic music moves further away from its foundations into the mainstream? Listen to the conversation in full.


Tracklist:

Eddie Fowlkes - Shake Your Hips
DJ Girl - Technician
Rhythim Is Rythim - It Is What It Is
Jossy Mitsu - World's End

EX.659 Critics’ Roundtable [May 2023]

2007-11-08 Isolario

Live @ Bunny Hop 2016

Having to follow a DJ you look up to is terrifying and thrilling.   I'm thankful for the chance to roll up after Jason Kendig.

MATTHEW FIT @ SUPERNATURE! 10/14/17

I had the distinct pleasure of warming up the night before Adam Stolz and Sassmouth took over.  A lot of these records have great memories attached both from before and now during the event.  Thanks for all the support from a killer New City Movement party.

Matthew Fit live @ Switch before Sassmouth

Line down the block and a patio filled with friends and dancers. It doesn't get better than that in SLC.

Deep 4 Pride 2018

Live mix from Sphere, warming things up for Jesse Walker.

Live at Body Heat, at Sphere SLC, Nov. 2018

Matthew Fit at Body Heat, Nov. 2018

//techno and house mixed up for dancers//
A Midwest Vinyl Junkie Turned Respected Selector. 
Matthew Fit remains inspired by his memories of I-94, the highway connecting Detroit and Chicago where he came of age at raves and warehouse parties surrounding Kalamazoo. Matthew's sets sew the past and future together with the energy only a dyed-in-the-wool Midwesterner can bring. Through his association with New City Movement, and his work in the community, he has helped bring his new home of Salt Lake City closer to the house and techno sounds he holds dear. 

Matthew loves the outdoors, almost as much as playing alongside DJs like Jason Kendig, Titonton Duvante, Mike Servito, Exos and Eris Drew. An avid record collector, educator and mentor, Matthew Fit's passion for the scene and its sounds are unmatched.

Live @ Bunny Hop 2016

Matthew Fit l New City Movement

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