"L.S. in Wonderland" is me telling a story. My story of finding wonderful inspirations in electronic music.
These are songs that have accompanied me over the last few years and songs which I just found days ago. Mixing those tracks, blending them together, showed me that there are a lot of similarities to the music that I was listening to, all merging into a very personal sound journey. 
I'm understanding a little more each day, which elements in music I love.
I feel like I've found a path that I want to continue after experimenting with so many different sounds of music over the last 10 years.
Almost feels like Arrival.

L.S. in Wonderland Chapter I

Our next episode is mixed by a friend who is with us just recently, but whose music has accompanied us for a long time and regularly delighted us.

We are talking about @san-miguel-berlin, who has been shaking up the scene for years with constantly great releases and seamlessly interwoven DJ- Mixes.  

When not behind the decks, he lets his musical flair come into its own on his label Monada with a finely curated selection of artists. We are happy to welcome this likeable gentleman with us and hope that you enjoy his set as much as we do.

down.cast °72 mit San Miguel

this is my live recorded set from Beate Uwe Club in Berlin Mitte
maybe some of you enjoy the driving grooves as much as i do...  
hope it keeps you warm and joyful ♥︎

will be not permanently available on SC

@ Beate Barfuß Sept 23

Chameleon #70, recorded live at the BeYond event Garden of Delights by true nature, is a sonic journey designed to balance opposites. With smooth, soothing tones at its core, the set invites listeners into a space of stillness and grounding. Yet, beneath this calm lies a gentle invitation toward lighter, elevated vibes.

@truenaturemusic
@beyondcollectiveberlin

www.instagram.com/true.nature.frequencies/

true Ƞɑʈure

chameleon #70 - true Ƞɑʈure

Réalisé par l’artiste allemande @duygu_music, voici le 4e épisode de Lentement, une émission créée par @kida-paris pour Radio Béguin qui vise à explorer les pouvoirs magiques de la downtempo à travers les yeux de plusieurs artistes FLINTA qui l’inspirent.
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Crafted by German artist Duygu, here is the 4th episode of Lentement, a podcast series created by Kida for Radio Béguin. It aims at exploring downtempo’s magic powers through the eyes of several FLINTA artists who inspire her.

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- interview de Duygu en français -

Qu'est-ce qui t'a fait tomber amoureuse de la downtempo ?
Mon amour pour la downtempo est né à une période de profonde transformation personnelle. J’ai commencé par jouer de la deep house et de la techno mélodique, mais c’est seulement pendant le calme des années Covid — et au cœur de ma psychothérapie — que la downtempo a réellement commencé à résonner en moi. Ca correspondait à la douceur et à la connexion intérieure que je commençais à cultiver.
Puis sont venus deux moments forts, où l'étincelle de la downtempo a allumé quelque chose de profond en moi.
Le premier a eu lieu lors d’une soirée en appart. Je mixais et je jouais ma musique habituelle, donc plutôt “rapide”. Cette fois-ci, la musique me semblait beaucoup trop rapide. Alors, j’ai progressivement baissé le BPM jusqu’à arriver à 105, là c’était parfait. S’en est suivie une sorte de transe collective. Pour la première fois, j’ai ressenti une intense sensation de connexion à travers la musique lente.
Le deuxième moment clé a eu lieu dans le désert de Dubaï, pendant une fête du Nouvel An avec un petit groupe d’amis. Encore une fois, ce sentiment fort de connexion est apparu — et cette fois si fort que j’en ai pleuré. À partir de là, j’ai compris que la downtempo était mon nouveau chemin. 

Quelle émotion ou pouvoir magique de la downtempo tu explores dans ton set et pourquoi ?
Mon objectif est de permettre aux gens de se connecter au son, à eux-mêmes, et aux personnes autour d’eux. Parce que pour moi, c’est ça la downtempo : se connecter.

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- interview de Duygu en anglais -

What made you fall in love with downtempo?
My love for downtempo was born during a time of deep personal transformation. While I started out playing deep house and melodic techno, it was only during the stillness of the Covid years—and in the midst of psychotherapy—that downtempo began to truly resonate with me. It matched the softness and inner connection I was beginning to cultivate.
Then I had two key moments when the downtempo spark really hit me.
The first was at a house party. I was DJing and playing my usual “faster” music. Somehow, the music felt way too fast. So I gradually lowered the BPM until I landed at 105, which felt just right. What happened next was a kind of collective trance. For the first time, I felt this intense sense of connection through slow music.
The second key moment was when I was playing in the desert in Dubai during a New Year’s Eve celebration with a small group of friends. Once again, that strong feeling of connection came up—this time so intense it moved me to tears. From that moment on, it was clear to me that downtempo would be my future path.

Which emotion or magic spell from downtempo are you exploring in this set and why?
My aim is to make people connect with the sound, themselves and with the people around them. Because for me, that’s what downtempo is about: connection.

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@duygu_music
@duygu_music_ (insta)

artwork by Kida

Lentement | Kida invite Duygu (17.05.25)

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ZeroA - Dusty Textures [Crossfade Sounds]

All Mutant Disco Radio Show premieres available on :

Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLypdVb_SuSmL_C21MgXo2Q
Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/31NT4Oq48gcKdmttAFbx23
Facebook group : https://www.facebook.com/groups/170732496230
Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/MutantDiscoRadioShow
Twitter : https://twitter.com/LeriAhel
Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/mutant-disco

Taken from "Cerulean Soundsystem - Halcyon Disco Society LP (Cosmic Rituals Music). Out September 22nd 2025. Buy here : https://ceruleansoundsystem.bandcamp.com/album/halcyon-disco-society-lp

Born during a solar flare and raised on limited-run white labels, this is a musical project conceived somewhere between a broken Roland drum machine, reviving a lost album on a broken 2002 Macbook and a really intense conversation about the meaning of groove.
Our music is for people who’ve quit DJing at least twice but keep coming back because “the scene needs healing.” Think: Balearic lounge for astral projection. Disco, if it were curated by a sentient potted plant. Funk, but made entirely from field recordings of sandals on gravel. We emerged from the mist of a questionable sunrise set in 2009 (or maybe 2031—time is an illusion) with one goal: to make music that feels like a hug from a glitter-covered alien who once dated a member of Kruder & Dorfmeister.
We’ve had aliases. Too many. Some were successful. One was just a Wi-Fi password. This one, though...this is the one. It’s got layers. It’s cosmic. It’s nostalgic. It wears tinted glasses indoors and still buys the incredibly outdated musical format they call vinyl (or vinyls if you really want to piss the purists off). We like music that makes you dance, cry a little, then question your relationship with time. Funk? Essential. Melody? Always. Hand drums played by someone called “Moonrise Mike”? Whenever possible.
We don’t make music for sunrises and sunsets, we make music that thinks it is a sunrise but occasionally has an identity crisis and becomes a fog machine. In conclusion: yes, we take music seriously. But ourselves? Not so much. This is an ongoing experiment in sonic telepathy, ego death, and grooving responsibly. Join us. Or don’t. We’re honestly quite busy communicating with dolphins through MIDI.
Released to align with the Autumnal Equinox and mark the end of summer, but keep that summer feeling alive in you - 22nd September, ready thyselves... 

PREMIERE : Cerulean Soundsystem - C-731 Express (Cosmic Rituals Music)

Some say that music reflects the time of its creation. One can start pondering, whether this reflection is confined by any boundaries or is yet a limitless representation of the creator's individual experience.  With this in mind, it seems that Janis Blume (@janisblume) shares the reminiscence of a rainless summer filled with memorable situations alongside friends and friendly strangers. We have rarely been more astounded and are therefor more then to eager to present to you this seasons final ray of sunshine..


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All Tracks written and produced by Janis Blume. Cover Art by Jannis Mayr –www.jannismayr.de

Janis Blume *live im Tal - #047

Der Frühling ist da!
Kaum sind die ersten warmen Sonnenstrahlen da, sitzen auf jeder Grünfläche Berlins Menschen und halten ihr Gesicht in die Sonne. 
Natürlich sind alle noch etwas langsam vom Winter und müssen erstmal aufwärmen, um sich dem anzupassen kommt hier mein Downbeat Set - slooow, aber trotzdem mit Druck.. genauso wie der Frühling - genießt ihn ! :)

Max Marlon | Springride | Downbeat

Artwork: www.instagram.com/vakat.at

*Knall*, *fetz*, *spring*, *jubel*... Das alles war im verfluchten, letzten Jahr nur sehr spärlich bis kaum verfügbar. Wirklich schade. Aber was wirklich schade daran is, is, dass wir dadurch auch ehrlich gesagt so manche Köstlichkeiten einfach so schwupp-di-wupp verpasst haben. Da wurde die Rechnung aber nicht mit uns gemacht! So einfach werfen wir keine Perlen vor die Säue! 

Eigentlich war geplant - Perlen wie diese - live vor einer flippigen Ansammlung von lauten, bunten Menschen, aus noch lauteren Speakern raus zu schredden. Aber ja, alles kam anders diesmal. Nichts desto trotz gibt es das jetzt doch. Zwar nicht ganz so wie geplant, aber dennoch mindestens genauso fetzig.  

Wir sagen danke für nichts 2020. Aber dafür danke für diesen mega abgefahrenen Live-Podcast. Danke @yolanda-frei <3

Tracklist:
01. Blaukraut bleibt Blaukraut - Yolanda Frei [Afterhour Sounds]
02. Mondscheinfahrt - Yolanda Frei [tonal.]
03. De Primero (Yolanda Frei Remix) - Geplantes Nichtstun [Amselcom]
04. Irrwisch - Yolanda Frei & jane ulé [Drosssel]
05. Vernunft hat damit nichts zutun - Yolanda Frei [tonal.]
06. Was wir haben ist Jetzt - Yolanda Frei [YF bandcamp]
07. Walking Into (Yolanda Frei Remix) - Skarú [Random Collective]
08. Möchten Sie einen Tee zum Keks? - Yolanda Frei [YF bandcamp]
09. Regentanz (Yolanda Frei Remix) - Baba Sikander [Copycow]
10. Karfunkel - Yolanda Frei [Serafin Audio Imprint]
11. Lvl 4: Endgegner - Yolanda Frei [Serafin Audio Imprint]
12. Hin & Wieder - Yolanda Frei [YF bandcamp]
13. Eristik - Yolanda Frei [unreleased]
14. Lvl 1: Kollateral - Yolanda Frei [Serafin Audio Imprint]
15. Painting Happy Trees (Yolanda Frei Remix) - Arutani [Metanoia]
16. Der Traum (Yolanda Frei Remix) - Feinheitsbrei [Serafin Audio Imprint]
17. Lvl 2: Brisenreiter - Yolanda Frei [Serafin Audio Imprint]

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