we’re sorry we’ve been quiet , but good things come to those who wait 😘

our next mix is from the wonderful nina yamada , originally from japan and currently residing in london , the jazzy sport london boss shares two slow-paced hours of chillers 💕🤗
 
nina delicately led us through a hazey sunday afternoon at our last gathering , so it’s only right that our fourth mix comes from her 🙂‍↔️

artwork by ruby beddoe <3

sunday downtime 004 - nina yamada

I had a niice buzz recently to record a mix! Here it is… I hope you enjoy the tripp ❣️ + ☮️

Spring Forward  🌱

Buy copies: https://dubwisevinyl.com
The second instalment from the excellent Short Span label comes in the shpe of this lovely double vinyl set from Mammo whose Slows The Pace 12" you may remember as one of the highlights from earlier in the year.

Spread across two 12"s we're treated to six cuts of dub informed techno and ambient than range from the deep ambient dub of "Traversing A Raincloud" to the mesmerising pulsing dub techno of "Migration" to the dubbed out IDM of "Azahar."

Delivered in a lovely sleeve courtesy of design legends The Designers Republic.

Due to arrive on 20/6/25. Available for pre-order now at https://dubwisevinyl.com

Mammo - General Patterns - Audio Clips - Pre-Order 2x12" at Dubwise Vinyl

Chrysalism 009 comes from an old friend aka.zato, and is inspired by a quiet nostalgia for past nights spent dancing & winding down in living rooms. It listens much like a mix tape, which is its intention. Opening with a field recording taken from outside his house, the mix moves intuitively & electively - balearic in places, flecked with ambient textures and moving towards guitar driven downtempo. Suitable for the first Chrysalism of summer, it’s a warm, meandering listen: a memory in motion that, like a summer storm, is a journey to watch unfold.

Chrysalism 009 // aka.zato

Chrysalism 010 opens with a warning - an eerie excerpt from Take Shelter, where dreams of acid rain and collapse blur the line between prophecy and breakdown. That tension pulses throughout this contribution: a blend of discordant and transcendent sounds that mirrors the emotional whiplash of living (and scrolling) in the now.

Inspired by the acid rain crisis of the 70s–80s, and its rare flicker of regulatory change, this mix holds both scepticism and hope. There are moments of chaos, flashes of beauty, and a deep need to integrate the extremes. One highlight - an unlikely but seamless merging of Bulgarian choral tradition with Ellen Renton’s soaring spoken word - serves as a reminder that unexpected harmony is still possible.

Chrysalism 010 // Amris

Moved by low-end frequencies from an early age, Seb H. (@sebcantmix) hunts for records that carry the hallmarks of dub and soundsystem culture. UK-born, Netherlands-based, he releases his debut EP, ‘untitled’, earlier this year on London-label kinetic. Available both digitally and on vinyl, it combines rolling sub-bass with introspective textures and dancefloor rooted rhythms.

About the mix: “I have three turntables at home now and I've been really enjoying digging for more ambient/abstract/experimental records to make layered collages of sound. So I wanted the mix to start there, then a friend sent me some unreleased tracks he'd made recently and straight away I knew I wanted to include them, which gave me a destination to aim for. Then it was just a matter of finding a route from A to B.”

Tracklist:
ASC - So Many Questions [Silent Season]
Primal Code - Nocturne [Hypnus Records]
Species Of Fish - Tak (Svet Na Zakate) [Galaxiid]
Vladimir Gnatenko - Lomerigheid [Rhythm Büro]
Grad_U - Resection [Greyscale Records]
Todd Modes - Continue In Peace [100 Limousines]
Vladimir Gnatenko - Sterfdatum [Rhtyhm Büro]
Species Of Fish - Ta [Galaxiid]
Serwed - Tag [SERWED]
Pan-American - Toy Triggers [Vertical Form]
Serwed - Terminal V [SERWED]
Deepchord - Lateral [Soma Recordings]
Deepchord - Panacast [Soma Recordings]
Convextion - Untitled [A.R.T.Less]
Peter Van Hoesen - Trusted (Norman Nodge Reconstruction) [Time To Express]
Monolake - Ionised [Monolake / Imbalance Computer Music]
Appleblim - Bladed Shogun [Blkrtz]
Seb H. - Dear Winter (I’m Gonna Miss Ya) [kinetic]
Nien - Conduit [Unreleased]
Nien - Redux [Unreleased]
Seb H. - Atomic Clock [Unreleased]
Seb H. - Groundtroops_v7 [kinetic]
Pinch & Shackleton - Torn And Submerged [Honest Jon’s Records]
Mammo - Slows The Pace And Goes Farther [Puddlerunner]
Babe Roots - Sufferation Time (Felix K Reinterpretation) [Echocord]
Big Hands - Bacchanalia I [Vargmal]
Ko-Ta - Shiya (Don’t DJ Remix) [Bitta]
Peverelist - Fundamentals [Hessle Audio]
Flxk1 - Going Deep [A Walking Contradiction]
Boxcutter - Endothermic [Hotflush Recordings]


*with additional layered tracks from:
ASC - Time Heals All [Silent Season]
Primal Code - La Via Della Seta [Hypnus Records]
There Will Be Light [Rhythm Büro]

Osmura w/ Seb H. 31

LIVWUTANG 12.8.25

Gillan’s contribution to Chrysalism is a gentle invitation into grounded listening. Opening with organic, rooted selections, the mix holds a softness that cushions its raw edges. Drums form the backbone throughout - at once guiding, centring, and releasing.

Over its course, ambient textures weave with touches of jazz, dub, and ritualistic percussion. The closing shift towards the electronic and ethereal feels like a natural release: a step out from the ritual grove into a lighter, more open space. It’s a journey that highlights Gillan’s ability to move fluidly across genres, while maintaining a deep sense of cohesion.

Chrysalism 011 // Gillan

Our tenth installment of the podcast was an unforeseen and unplanned one. Often, the unforeseen, unexpected, and unplanned are unsettling, but in this case, they brought an unbelievable musical journey. We want to welcome Manfredas from our 10th installment. A bespoke selector with a musical knowledge that would fill several musical libraries, he kindly extended his Saigonese soiree and filled our Sunday session with great joy. Expect a mix that meanders, accelerates, and wanes, all over the course of 90 minutes. An unimaginable journey between genres, tempos, musical styles, and directions, showcasing the versatility of Manfredas.

Netil Radio | Max Unknown [25.09.2025]

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