Very good mix, everything flows like water and I like the diversity as well. Bravo!

New Year’s Eve is here and in honour of the occasion, we’re forgoing our characteristically downtempo Sunday Mix for a special weekend instalment of our flagship series, with Max Cooper at the controls. Bookmark this one for whatever you have in store for this evening – or any other occasion, of course.

In his own words, the innovation-driven producer and visual artist opts for a “psychedelic techno adventure” featuring tracks from JakoJako, Barker, Oliver Coates, Rival Consoles, ANNĒ and Venetian Snares. “Lots of melodies and beautiful feelings to get lost in," Cooper begins, "but also lots of unexpected turns and mind-mangling soundworlds, and plenty of genre-hopping so you never quite know what's around the next corner."

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Max Cooper (Live 3D/AV) plays Simple Things, Bristol, on 23-29 February

Crack Mix 541: Max Cooper

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In the 38th episode of Cicis series she explores sonic themes of electronica, dub, industrial, breaks and jungle featuring all fresh music from the likes of Paranoid London, Alex Arnout, Basic Rhythm, Filter Dread and more!

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Curiosities 038 - Cici

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MIX362: Younger Than Me

In recent years, Luis León & Unseener have cultivated an unconforming techno sound, seamlessly weaving deep textural worlds with intriguing twists and tense elements. Their latest release, the "And Then We Were Surrounded" EP, serves as a testament to their craftsmanship. Confidently diverging from the merely danceable, yet remaining faithful to their dance music roots, their music exists not solely to move bodies but to evoke introspection. Rhythm becomes a conduit not just for physical motion but for intellectual inquiry, prompting listeners to ponder the meaning behind the sounds and the emotions they convey. The EP accomplishes precisely this, inviting contemplation and exploration. Therefore, it seemed only fitting to accompany such a mood with a mix, and we were delighted when the talented duo graciously provided us with a new episode of the No More Sleep series. Join us as we embark on a 100-minute journey into the minds behind our latest release. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the experience!

No More Sleep w/ Luis León & Unseener

My guest on Line Noise this week is DJ / producer extraordinaire Erol Alkan. We spoke about the new remixes of his classic A Hold On Love, euphoric melancholy, the art of remixing and more. Look out for a part two soon, when we discuss Nitsa's 30th anniversary.

Line Noise Episode 159 (Erol Alkan)

Presenting “Fear is Only Real in Dreams” - a new 120 minute mix of unreleased Daniel Avery material for Ford. Come get lost xx

Full video: https://youtu.be/LAdGPzoc75U?si=IYYVyBa-S4uNpJf5

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Full video

Fear is Only Real in Dreams - 120 minutes of unreleased material

Carving a unique, shimmerving path with their harp and theremin blended with electronic soundscapes, Masal (meaning "story" in Turkish) create soundscapes of psychedelic introspection. Despite their seemingly different backgrounds, a chance meeting led to improvised albums and live shows which caught the attention of Neu!'s Michael Rother. Their debut album "Charity Shop" and recent "Tidal Love Numbers" explore themes of self-discovery through a blend of Eastern influences, classical harp, electronic weirdness, and basslines with their new album Galloping Cats picking up where they left off.

FUll interview here: https://www.theransomnote.com/music/masal-the-monday-is-ok-mixtape/

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INTERVIEW

MASAL - The Monday Is OK Mixtape

A curated series where we commission artists to make a mix of whatever inspires them to experiment, produce and what they listen to.

The latest Mesh mix arrives in the form of bristolian artist and producer, Thomas Ridley. Cutting his teeth in the world of analogue electronic composition and live performance. Thomas takes a collage-like approach to recording and resampling a small collection of analogue instruments, in search of compositions that are imaginative and unwieldy. 

This mix showcases the dark, often euphoria inducing, clubbier sounds to his musical palette, and at intervals applying a psy-bending-repetitive blend of beats, tones, vocals and stabs. Listen loud. 

Artwork by Thomas Ridley

Tracklist:
01. JEMAPUR - 1011 ISOL-T (Omen Wapta)
02. NEW CORRODED - Chromosphere (Vast Habitat)
03. Losssy - Our Old Haunts (Fever AM)
04. Djrum - Untitled 9 (Illian Tape)
05. Harald Uunk  Honesty (Omen Wapta)
06. Tsimtsum - Keel (59 Bel)
07. SSSLIP - Five Light Point (SSS)
08. Will Hofbauer - 8 Bar Baile (AUS)
09. Ancient Alien - Turbulence (59 Bel)
10. Thomas Ridley - mopsey (Sine Language)
11. Terry Cotta - She's Eclectic (Peder Mannerfelt Produktion)
12. Spekki Webu - Okada (Blue Hour)
13. Peder Mennerfelt - Big Ball (Roman Flügel Remix) (Peder Mannerfelt Produktion)
14. French II - CD is Dead (Intercept)
15. JakoJako - Nexus (Mute)
16. Silent Servant - Violencia (Kalon Mix) (Point of Departure)
17. NEW CORRODED - Tap Out  (Vast Habitat)
18. Blawan - Fourth Dimensional (Ternesc)
19. Rival Consoles - I Like (Erased Tapes)
20. Delay Grounds - Doumo (CEE)
21. Batu - In Tongues (A Long Strange Dream)
22. Thomas Ridley - spiritworld (Sine Language)

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Mesh Mix Series 029: Thomas Ridley

Victor Lopez - Dub Techno TV Podcast Series #146  [2023]
DTTV Podcast Series [DTTVPS146]

Tracklist:
00:00 Heavenchord - Cosmic Revelation  
04:31 Pablo Bolivar - Channel
08:03 LLLIT - NV CLoud   
11:43 Mvar - Night Parade   
14:37 Alessandro Crimi - Underwater Exploration
19:02 Tender H - Symbiosis
22:12 Deep North - Wildlife
25:15 Fingers in The Noise - Amazone
28:52 Takuya Morita - Silent Stream
33:31 Giriu Dvasios - Gentis
36:49 Slownoise - Hiatus
41:27 Dublicator - Outland
46:31 Runo - Shinrin-Yoku 
49:09 Brickman & Nadja Lind - Reborn ( Nadja Lind Remix)
54:38 Adrian Font & Thomas Manzanares - Abril
58:09 Echo Inspectors & Insect O. - Bribie Dub
1:01:35 Basicnoise - Signals
1:07:03 Francisco Aguado - My Littel Paradise
1:13:13 Owen Ni - Dib Deeper
1:17:09 Steve Bug - Confidence Dub
1:21:45 Javier Ho - Dub Morning
1:25:48 Thomas Carmody - Morning Fog (Skytechnic Remix) 
1:33:45 Victor Lopez - Dub in Tape


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Victor Lopez - Dub Techno TV Podcast Series #146

Well, what is this? Simply said, this mix is a blend of ambient and downbeat music that is supposed to be both soothing and challenging. Listening back, it feels like diving deep into a fluorescent, sparkling abyss. 

I'm a fan of static and otherworldly drones and soundscapes. And so I've included key tracks from artists such as Bohren & Der Club Of Gore, The Necks, Madlib’s self-centred super group Yesterdays New Quintet and the great Jan Jelinek, among many others.

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Iron Curtis - What are you listening to?

Moby got his big break in the '90s when he released the hit "Go" followed by the hugely successful studio album Play, which has been included in countless movie and TV soundtracks. But beyond the limelight, the US artist has also gone through immense struggle. Raised in a working-class family in a wealthy part of Connecticut, he often felt displaced as a child, eventually moving to a disused factory space to make music before finally relocating to New York and trying his hand at being a DJ. 

In this interview, Moby reflects on the early days of his time in New York. Rejected from all the record labels he sent his demos to, he felt like an outsider, choosing to frequent clubs like The Loft and Paradise Garage before finally becoming a resident DJ at the now-defunct club Mars. He also talks about living with panic disorder, anxiety, alcohol and drug abuse, and how he's turned his life towards activism and animal rights. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.711 Moby

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Founded by London-based artist and electronic producer Max Cooper, 
Mesh isn’t a typical record label, more an avenue to pursue ideas and 
collaborations with creative people who are pushing the boundaries of their
disciplines.

Mesh Mix Series 029: Thomas Ridley

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