Spring/Summer 23

friday at sustain-release 2021, 12-2am. thank you karen nicole for the photo :)

thank you @sustain-release-nyc

livwutang @ Sustain-Release Year 7

Watch the full video on HÖR's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cuMZfRb3kQ 💚

Ogazón | HÖR - Mar 30 / 2022

Ogazón | EOS Radio - May 06 / 2022

Bristolian DJ Danielle met Detroit-born Panorama Bar resident Ryan Elliott for the first time about five minutes before their debut back-to-back. We just knew this one was going to work.

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RA Live - Danielle b2b Ryan Elliott - RA2122 Manchester

Multisexual Mix #9 Ogazón

Nico Lahs x The Five Beats @ Djoon (Paris) - 06.01.23

Techno soul from a Detroit pioneer.

Download and tracklisting: https://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_EddieFowlkes

Download & Tracklist

XLR8R Podcast 792: Eddie Fowlkes

Ryan Elliott B2B Ogazón | Faith Beat Showcase | HÖR - May 4 / 2023

Norman Nodge is the 334th guest of our original HATE Podcast series.

Download available.

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HATE Podcast 334

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Dj / Producer from Germany https://soundcloud.com/smallville-records

Axaminer Podcast 044 - Dionne ( DE )

Read our interview with Anthony Parasole (@the-corner_brooklyn) and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/ParaPod

Groove Podcast 382

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Groove Podcast 382 - Anthony Parasole

Pitch Perfect 2023 EP.008 — Ryan Elliott

Playable yet serendipitous, precise and approachable - Ryan Elliott’s set at our Pitch One stage was perfectly calibrated for dancefloor impact and enjoyment.

Pitch Perfect 2023 EP.008 — Ryan Elliott

Of all the one-word techno project names out there, Truncate has to be among the most descriptive. The name started as a name for David Flores's most pared-back tracks, different from the stuff he was making as Audio Injection at the time. As happens with people who are really good at techno—or just understand the genre fundamentally—Truncate's DJ tools took off quickly, because people in the scene could recognize the craftsmanship. You don't need more than a few elements to make something pop. Rather quickly, Truncate became Flores's main squeeze, bringing him to a new level of international attention and acclaim.

Flores is part of a vibrant LA techno community that's probably never been more vibrant or diverse. He helped build the scene alongside producers like Drumcell, and now the city is home to several great techno parties every weekend. You'll see his name on the flyer of quite a few of them, though probably less now that he's an international star. His RA Podcast represents the ethos of not just the Truncate project, but his work writ large: stripped-back tunes, yes, but also electro and some choice vocal cuts. It's a vibrant look at capital-T techno, an approach to the genre that's about building on foundations instead of sticking to templates.

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Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/890

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RA.890 Truncate

Exclusive mix by @lea-lisa
Interview à lire sur : http://durevie.paris/a-ecouter-1h-de-chicago-et-detroit-house-melancolique-avec-la-legende-lea-lisa/

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191 • LEA LISA

This RA Podcast is a celebration of all things Moodymann, and by extension, Detroit. The long-time DJ and producer Dez Andrés calls Moodymann his "big brother," and here pays tribute to the true expanse of Kenny Dixon Jr's music, from core house cuts to rambling funk jams to remixes of artists like Dua Lipa and Solomun, which really hammers home how important Moodymann is on dance music from across the world and across genres.

Andrés himself is also a legend. Active in Detroit since the '90s, he's a dance music Renaissance man, known for incredible hip-hop beats, disco and house, including massive hits like "New 4 U," one of the last decade's biggest dance music hits and RA's favourite track of 2012. His archive of records and mixes are essential listening for any house music or hip-hop fan, and he represents that distinct blend of influences and genres that defines Detroit—the same thing you can hear in this all-Moodymann mix.

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/893

RA.893 Andrés (ft. Moodymann)

@jamesbangura

For the extended Q&A... please visit our website -----> pipipi.life <-------

Introduce yourself? Pronouns? Where do you currently reside? 

Hello, I’m James Baangura and I currently reside in Washington D.C.

Describe your ideal music listening situation for digging…

For digital digging, my ideal listening environment is early morning in my living room at home while drinking ginger tea. For Vinyl, I like to go on off days to my favorite local shops when there is not a great deal of foot traffic.It gives me the sense of not having to rush any selections.

How do you deal with being nervous before a gig? 

DJing for me is a form of communication. So for me I like to come to gigs early and talk with people in the crowd, learn about them and who they are. That’s important to me, it’s like sharing a meal and talking over delicious food.

Favorite thing to cook? 

I love to bake chicken and add asparagus and basmati rice. Very simple but very versatile. You can do so many things with that combination and it’s affordable haha.

Favorite DJ mixing trick? 

I love to use filter and echo FX in unison for transitions. It’s a way to make false buildups that aren’t already present in a track. Looping vocals or melodies over other tracks is something I like to do for on the spot edits.

What color would you pick to represent the way you produce? 

Clay(Red+Brown) I love warmth in music.If it can feel a bit cozy then it’s an automatic yes for me.

Listen to 11:11 in your PI mix… describe how it makes you feel?

Oh I love this blend. It makes me feel like I'm at a tribal celebration. 

When I was in the military I was fortunate enough to participate in tribal celebrations in Northern Afghanistan and to witness that first hand was sobering. Tribalism is such a raw human experience.

Any advice to upcoming DJs/producers? 

Continue to be you. No need to replicate what anyone else has done. Push yourself in your craft. There is no such thing as a bad question, if you don’t know, ask. Also reaching out to artists you respect for guidance is a good thing. More often that not they’ll you. Make music with friends, you’ll learn much quicker. Finally, make sure it remains fun. If you lose that, re-asses and determine how you can regain that.

What would you like to see in the future for the dance community?

I’d love to see more infrastructure for North American Dance music. The community is there but the spaces are minimal. So more nightclubs, more underground radio platforms, more publications, more curated festivals. North America now is taking up a bigger part of the conversation because of the last few years and I love that. I hope to see a definitive increase in the next few years.

James Bangura - 8892˚

Swinging deep house out of Los Angeles.

Download: https://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_DamarDavis

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XLR8R Podcast 815: Damar Davis

Been nearly a year since I made a Old Skool Vinyl Mix, So I thought I would treat my followers to another one, loads of my fav's from way back, hope you all enjoy 2hrs mixed with love the original way

Spring/Summer 23

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