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So Fresh. Glad I randomly found you after a @RachelTorro Mix

Doesnt matter where im at, when Mark Slee is playing in my headphones... it’s time to move my body. 

Nini Rosso - Il Silenzio (Concret F.D.R Rework) 
Adam Stromstedt - Rent (Concret Touch)
Joseph S Joyce - Sunday Evening Doodle 
Daniel Poli - Funny Valentine
Francis Harris - Living Lips (Kate Simko Remix) 
The Abstract Eye - Twinkerbelly
Kimshies - F**ked Up Mama (Autarkic Remix) 
Italia90 -Days&Days&Days 
EB - On & On (Youandme Remix) 
Dachshund - Take
Kaiserdisco - Tidy Jill 
Christian S. - Passant 
Aly-Us - Follow Me (Club Mix) 
Jad & The - Bells Creek Road 
Unknown Artist - HAND02/A1

Concret: The Crosstown Mix Show 030

In this show we introduce you the new duo called Saint Desire with his debut ep "Eyes On" and a fantastic remix by Death On The Balcony.
- Video: https://youtu.be/FwB64rXdMBA
- https://sevenvillas.bandcamp.com/

Radio Show with Saint Desire

‘Shonan Balearic’
Referring to the shores around Enoshima, Kamakura and Hayami.

The Shonan area is home to @hiroyuki-kajino, who has used the sunset and beaches of Shonan as an inspiration for his perception of Far Blue. After starting his professional DJ career in 1982 and releasing on labels such as All Day I Dream, Everything Will Be OK and Canopy Sounds, Hiroyuki Kajino has become one of the main figures in the Japanese electronic music scene. 

In this one hour mix, Hiroyuki will take us on an emotional journey which expresses the mixture of the air of the beach resort of Shonan and the sophisticated city vibes of Tokyo.

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@hiroyuki-kajino

Instagram.com/farblue_
Facebook.com/farblueconcept

A Far Blue concept by Hiroyuki Kajino - 'Shonan Balearic'

Alexander is our new guest in the valley, we introduce you his new ep "Blessed Love" and a beautiful dubby house dj mix.
https://sevenvillas.bandcamp.com/album/blessed-love
Audio:

Radio Show with Alexander Bogdanov

Here we go with the second chapter of "drum & bass + experimental breaks" with my friend Javi, enjoy the ride! 
This is the last streaming from the actual "Smoke Lab Studio", we are moving the house and will build a new studio very soon :)

"Smoke Lab Transmission" b2b PÑK

Tracklist:

Matthew Hayes - Clear
Pablo Bolivar & Sensual Physics - 1st Off 
Ohm & Octal Industries - Drama Chord 
Rising Sun -  Is It Real (Essay)
Lee Burridge & Lost Desert - Slave to the String
Da Kine - Downstream 
Tom Flynn - Anna 
Dust Yard - Lux
Frank & Tony - Dream Vibration
Unknown Artist - Untitled B (ka003)
Effgee - Place
Elias - Backdrift 
Route 8 - Cruising (Disco Trippin' Mix)
Ronin - Coming Over To You 
ESB - Traction
Ronin - Luxuru
Session Victim - Basic Instinct 
Dim Kelly - Involution
iO(Mulen) - Report
Janeret - Surrender 
E.G.D. - Nano Nano 
Kuniyuki - Earth Beats (Fingers Acid Edit)
Unknown Artist - A1 (sss002)
Light Year - Never Know (Extended Version)

Playing Music To A Wall #3

We introduce you our first B2B by Pablo and Nhar, also presenting their new collaboration work, Bevelle.
https://sevenvillas.bandcamp.com/

Radio Show with Pablo Bolivar & Nhar

Pablo Bolivar & Sensual Physics record a one hour deep lo-fi house live set for HMWL to showcase their recent DETAILS AM RANDE album released on Seven Villas. 
- https://youtu.be/1Ir8GVEQAYY?si=KOutcw71GGttHk2s

& Sensual Physics - Live!

Another mission! Another space walk! Celebrating full moon with a man who doesn't need introductions, ladies and gentlemen at the controls our friend @ripperton

Don't Forget The Moon! 011 RIPPERTON

POWEL on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/powel.music
- SoundCloud: @powel

HOW I MET THE BASS on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass
- Twitter: www.twitter.com/howimetthebass
- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

3 QUESTIONS to POWEL:

Q: Let´s talk about your mix. Reading the tracklist offers a long journey yet. So how did these tracks find the way to your heart?

A: This mix can obviously only be an overview of the different styles of Electronic Music I liked between, roughly, 1997 and 2007. So between the time Electronic Music first appeared on my radar, until the time I got into producing again. It is probably the weirdest and most eclectic mix I've ever recorded. It represents most of the phases I went through, not chronologically though, that would have made the mixing impossible. It includes my IDM phase represented by “Boards Of Canada”, "Dntel" and “Mouse On Mars”, which hasn't lost any of it's impact on me, even after all those years. I think I've gotten into that, when I discovered “Arte Space Night”, a TV show which was showing random images of space combined with ambient music, a perfect thing to get stoned to. I included also a little bit of Drum'N'Bass, which was actually the music I played during my very first club gig. I think I was about 16 years old at then. There's also some House, including this track “I'm lonely” by “Hollis P. Monroe”, which I only had on a  mixtape at the time and never really found out what that track was. Until it popped up somehow a couple of years ago when I was browsing through youtube, and I was like: "Hey that's the track you used to love as a kid." That was quite a moment for me. That track “Resurrection” by “The Amalgamation Of Soundz”, is one of the first records I bought, right after I bought my first decks in 1999, so this will always have special place in my heart, it's a very versatile record, which somehow manages to cover so many different styles within just 4 tracks. I also included some minimal or minimal-ish sounding tracks in the podcast, which was quite revolutionary at the time I discovered this, at least for me. Creating so much with so little, I was really impressed by that. [see full answer on www.facebook.com/howimetthebass due to limited SoundCloud space here]

Q: You´re playing your music all over the planet. Do you have a favorite spot and would you prefer playing more local instead of endless travels every weekend?

A: For me, one of the most amazing part of traveling as a DJ is to get around, meet new people and developing friendships all over the world. I would say that this is sometimes even better then the actual DJing part. Sure, on the other hand you have to spend a lot of time at airports and they are the combined horror of overcrowded train stations, shopping malls and border crossings, but you get rewarded by playing music you like at some of the most interesting places in the world, so who wouldn't like that. I also like playing at home, but I'm trying to keep it low, just to make it more special for me.

Q: There´s a new Powel release out on Do Not Sit On The Furniture Recordings. Which other exciting projects are on the way?

A: I just finished my second EP for “All Day I Dream” on which I was working on for quite a while now. I think I’ve been pushing the release date for almost a year and half now, because it never felt a 100% ready to me, but it does now finally. So there's that. I'm also about to finish my first full length album, which I want to release sometime next year. So that's what’s kept and is still keeping me quite busy in the studio.

Powel - HOW I MET THE BASS #124

For May I've put together a slightly more complex mix, lots of swirling synths and a bit more song structure. Patterns with a touch of geometry and a slightly opaque light shining through.

(00:00) Fka Mash + Lazarusman - Deja Vu (Fka Mash Glitch Dub) [Stay True Sounds, 2019]
(05:00) Dwson feat. Roxy Caroline - Glimpses Of You [Dwson, 2019]
(10:42) Jayden Klight - Borderline [Seven Villas, 2018]
(15:54) Till Kruger - Keeper [Quite Needless, 2019]
(20:58) Javier Labarca - Libro Opaco [Cyclic, 2019]
(24:38) New Jackson - The Night Mail [Maeve, 2019]
(31:43) Max Cooper - Lovesong (Acid Pauli Remix) [Mesh, 2019]
(35:52) Amberoom - Jazire (Isolee Remix) [TAU, 2019]
(42:39) Doyeq - Again [Gazgoldlerclub, 2019]
(50:11) Tigerskin - Flypaper [Forms & Figures, 2019]
(56:08) Jose Vizcaino - Life [Seven Villas Voyage, 2019]

May: Kaleidoscope

Mark Slee - May: Kaleidoscope [May 2019]

Manjumasi · Listed · Seven Villas · Cityfox
Kindisch · Everything Will Be OK · Cosmic Society
Booking: gunita@listedbookings.com
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Intricate grooves, dreamy textures, playful whimsical bounce. Over the course of an electronic music obsession more than 20 years strong, Mark Slee has evolved a deep musical style that reflects a unique personality, blending intuition and introspection with a methodical approach to production and curation.

Fully committed to digging the troves of modern dance music, Slee aims to uncover releases that stand out. His monthly mix show on Proton Radio showcases his discoveries, with over 100 mixes presented in the past decade. In 2016, Slee joined forces with musical partner Atish to form the label Manjumasi. Debuting with his own Nocturne Belle EP, Manjumasi celebrates quirky dance music that explores new territory without forgetting the dance floor. Beyond Manjumasi, Slee's original productions and remixes have been released on such imprints as Cityfox, Seven Villas, Kindisch, Everything Will Be OK, Sound Avenue, Lost Diaries, Cosmic Society, Magician On Duty, Nugget, Where the Heart Is, Proton Music, and more. In addition to regular appearances on his San Francisco home turf, Slee's style has earned him DJ sets in notable locales, such as Kater Blau and Sisyphos in Berlin, Cityfox in New York, and Robot Heart.

Since 2016 Slee has also been developing immersive, spatial audio-visual production tools for systems of up to 32 channels via Envelop. Notable live performances with Envelop include MUTEK.SF and FORM Arcosanti.

Mark Slee - May: Kaleidoscope [May 2019]

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