Mauricio Rebolledo is one of those veteran artists who has stood the test of time. He can play Burning Man, go back-to-back with DJ Tennis and mentor young producers with unwavering finesse, staying true to his signature sound of sparse, psychedelic chuggers. Where many of his peers have embraced a more commercial sound, the Mexican artist likes to keep it weird, opting for touches of Krautrock and hazy atmospherics in both his sets and on his albums.

He tends to be associated with tribal drums and screwy trance, but in reality, the Hippie Dance cofounder and long-time Kompakt affiliate is a man of many influences—as heard on his RA Podcast. Whimsical interludes of French dance pop and retro synth-wave are interspersed with shoegazey electronics ("Dive" by Pale Blue) as well as plenty of his own productions, which blur the lines between minimal house and techno. 

This is a hypnotic, brooding journey that starts and ends with versions of Justus Köhncke's "Elan," which adds to the mix's loopy feel. (There's also a Prins Thomas remix thrown in for good measure.) No peaks or climaxes here, just long plateaus of zigzagging synths and winding chords. Turn on, tune in and drop out, as they say.

@rebolledostyle

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/876

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RA.876 Rebolledo

Once again, Carhartt WIP Radio welcomes Innervisions to the airwaves with a mix from Kristian Beyer, one half of the irrepressible, in vogue duo, Âme. Since 2003, German duo Kristian Beyer and Frank Wiedemann have produced music under the alias Âme, combining floor-filling tunes with musical elements that go beyond the usual formula of house and techno. Their single "Rej" became a global club hit in 2006 and the duo has been travelling the world and playing at every major club and festival ever since. If that wasn't enough, along with their buddy Dixon, they also run the Innervisions label, currently one of the most sought-after names in contemporary house. Lately Wiedemann has taken to playing solo live as Âme, while Beyer deejays under the same alias. For Carhartt WIP Radio, Kristian has mixed a show featuring some of his favourite tracks from the Innervisions archive.

Tracklist:
Howling - Litmus
Tokyo Black Star - Violent Rush
Madioko 'N' Rafika - Ellelli (Kalabrese Remix)
Atjazz - For Real (Version Remix)
Château Flight - Baccula
Mark August - Warm
Larry Heard - Deja Vu (Musaria Mix)
Kingpin Cartel - Ghetto
Âme - Rrose Sélavy

Carhartt WIP Radio June 2014: Âme - Innervisions Radio Show

DJ Koze has been one of the most adventurous and consistently entertaining techno producers of the 2000s and 2010s. Fusing a good ear for warm melodies with an enthusiastic attitude toward experimentation as well as a cheeky, offbeat sense of humor, his productions are highly inventive crowd-pleasers. [Andy Kellman, Allmusic]

150 Session pulls together two hours of Koze's best tracks on this In Focus.

In Focus DJ Koze

Live recording of Maayan Nidam's DJ set at Oaxaca Experience 2024 in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Maayan Nidam I Oaxaca Experience I 2024 I Oaxaca, Mexico I Amores

Recorded 3rd December 2013 for XLR8R Podcast episode 324, XLR8R said at the time:

The calendar only flipped to December a few days ago, but it seems that much of the music world has already begun to set its sights on the end of the year. More specifically, everyone seems to be looking back at the last 11 months and evaluating what pieces of music were amongst the year’s best. XLR8R is no different, and when our list of 2013’s best releases surfaces during the next few weeks, there’s little question that Amygadla, the long-awaited sophomore LP from DJ Koze, will make the cut. It’s been a big year for the veteran German producer, which is why we thought he would be an excellent candidate to put together the final XLR8R podcast of 2013. Over the past decade, DJ Koze has built up a reputation as a sort of lovable oddball, and this exclusive mix will do nothing to contradict that image. Much like his own work, the podcast is loosely rooted in house and techno, but its 70-plus minutes of music also reaffirm that Koze isn’t someone who’s afraid to color outside the lines. Armed with a playful spirit and a genuine sense of humor, Koze seems as comfortable dropping esoteric spoken word and bizarre outtakes from Marvin Gaye as he does stringing together warm slices of rich, organic house music. Oh yeah, he also manages to slip in a couple of conscious hip-hop tracks along the way. In short, it’s not the average podcast, but it’s not like we expected something “normal” with DJ Koze at the helm.

XLR8R Podcast

DJ Koze - XLR8R Podcast #324

Sarcasmo (Mastered 2025)

YOU&ME.mp3

Innervisions CEO Dixon steps up for this week's podcast.

RA.048 Dixon

Live recording of @svenweisemann playing on our live stream at:
www.twitch.tv/sisyphosberlin

SAVE THE DUCK! - Episode 4, Part 3/3 - Sven Weisemann

DJ Koze's Podcast for Resident Advisor, 2009.

RA- DJ KOZE PODCAST

Bringing you sounds from the pixelated dust is Sweden’s version of James Dean, our dear Axel Boman. Enjoy, as he takes you on a raw and playful journey !

Follow Axel Boman:
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IG: @axelboman
FB: https://www.facebook.com/axelstudiobarnhus

Cover Design by Alvaro Manzo
mayanwarrior.mx

Axel Boman - Mayan Warrior - Virtual Burning Man 2020

Mayan Warrior is the result of a collaborative project that has united artists, craftsmen, photographers, designers, technologists, architects and musicians from Mexico City and Northern California. 

The project’s original intent was to present to the world the incredible ascent of contemporary Mexican electronic music while paying respect to the deep and ancient sources from which that visual and auditory culture had grown.


Both light and sound are curated by some of the world’s most prominent artists to transport participants to the very origins of the culture – and to a new understanding of contemporary electronic expression.

AND YES: Mayan Warrior is driven from Mexico City to the playa – and back – each year. It's a labor of love and we're glad so many people enjoy it.

Founder/Artist
Pablo Gonzalez Vargas

Line-up and Music Curation
Rebolledo
Rodrigo Madrazo