For 25 years Warp Records has been a synonym for adventures in sound and vision,consistently furthering their position as one of the most creative independent record labels in the world.Warp and its artists traverse mediums to explore new spaces.Aphex Twi

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Peel Session

She Keeps Her Secrets

Listless

Ithanga (Eccelsall mix)

Prickle

i.Miliaria ii.Giggle And Hide iii.Lalela iv.What Are You Afraid Of?

Beyonce   711 (Skrillex  Diplo's Jack U Remix)

The Smallest Measurable Space

On her debut album, Salt, Roseau uses her amazing voice effortlessly to marry playful melodies and flowing harmonies. “Grab” is a highlight of the album, which has deservedly found a home on Big Dada, with @Tarquin-1 giving it his distinctive, twisted treatment on this remix – peppered with mutant snares and Roseau's warming vocals as the cherry on top.

The young maverick has a very long list of credible co-signs to his name (Murlo, Slackk and Mr. Mitch to name a few) and his last single on Gobstopper, Kid U, is pretty much as euphoric as instrumental grime can get. He is definitely a name to watch out for in 2016.

“Grab" is taken from Roseau’s debut album, Salt, on Big Dada.

Roseau "Grab (Tarquin Remix)" - Boiler Room Debuts

@the-subliminal-kid
"Ahead of the release of his third studio album, Swedish electronic artist Peder Mannerfelt presents an hour long mix for Electronic Explorations. Controlling Body will be released on April 6th via Peder Mannerfelt Produktion and features vocal contributions from Glasser" ~ Peder Mannerfelt

01. Ken Booth - Everything I Own
02. Caterina Barbieri - Undular
03. Paul Lansky - Word Color
04. L'estasi Dell'oro - Neue Bahnen
05. Spencer Parker - Sllly Club Song No.6
06. DJ Spider - Divine Builders
07. Brian Eno - Signals 
08. Sling & Samo - Karawan
09. Åke Hodell - General Bussig
10. Shards - Untitled
11. The Ultimate Seduction - The Ultimate Seduction
12. TB Arthur - Acid Artifacts 1B
13. Bruce - Petal Pluck
14. Maryanne Amacher - Tower
15. M.C. Tee & Mantronix - Fresh Is the Beat (Dub Version)
16. Laurie Anderson - Walking & Falling
17. Tonic Jazz ft Amanda - Ncwadi Encane
18. Terrence Dixon - Reasons (Vocal Mix)
19. Untold - Doff
20. Glasser - Vine
21. Moniek Darge - Solstice Sample
22. Mira Calix – Hiccup

Peder Mannerfelt has served for the last decade as one of Sweden’s leading electronic artists. He’s collaborated under the pseudonym The Subliminal Kid with musicians such as Fever Ray, Blonde Redhead and Glasser and remixed the likes of Massive Attack, Lykke Li and Bat for Lashes. In recent years the prolific artist has released three studio albums as part of the experimental classical duo, Roll The Dice. 
In 2013 Mannerfelt unveiled a new solo direction under his given name, with EPs ‘Come Closer’ and ‘Stockholm Recorded’ via We Can Elude Control. These were followed in 2014 by the succinctly titled ‘I’ and ‘II’ as well as a split EP on Stockholm Ltd with label boss Pär Grindvik. In 2014 Mannerfelt unleashed his debut LP ‘Lines Describing Circles’, a ten track album that was met with approbation by the likes of Juno Plus and Fact Magazine. 
Alongside his burgeoning new artistic identity came a unique new Live PA, a machine-driven tour de force that he’s since performed at events worldwide, including Berlin’s Atonal and CTM festivals and Bunker in New York. 
2014 also witnessed the birth of his label, Peder Mannerfelt Produktion; a channel established by Mannerfelt as a vehicle for his revised production focus, but also as a platform for likeminded artists, such as the highly talented Klara Lewis. 
Peder Mannerfelt is veteran producer and a singular artist, one at the inaugural stage of a renewed and blossoming solo career. 
www.soundcloud.com/the-subliminal-kid 
www.twitter.com/PederMannerfelt 
www.rollthedicesthlm.com
 Booking Contact: nina@apelago.com / www.apelago.com 

photo by Miguel Angel Regalado

Peder Mannerfelt - Electronic Explorations 418

In the pallid light

RAC - Quexos

Live recording of planetarium performances of The Planets 2018, by Ligeti Quartet.

Composer // Mira Calix
Scientist // Professor David Rothery
Planet // Mercury
Mira Calix has taken raw data from satellite missions to Mercury and turned it into music. The piece is simultaneously in 6/8 and 3/4 time signatures, representing its 3:2 orbit:spin ratio.

Mira Calix is an award-winning artist, composer and performer. Music and sound have always been at the centre of her practice, which she continues to combine with visual media and technological innovation to create multi-disciplinary installations and performance works. Mira has been commissioned by many leading international cultural institutions, festivals and ensembles including the London Sinfonietta, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Aldeburgh Festival, the Melbourne Recital Centre, Performa, Institute of Contemporary Art, Garage MCA, National Portrait Gallery, the Manchester International Festival and The Mayor of London among others. Mira Calix is signed to Warp Records and published by Mute Song/ Music Sales. www.miracalix.com

Professor David Rothery mentored Mira Calix on Mercury. He is a Professor of Planetary Geosciences at Open University, author of: Planets: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford Univ Press 2010), Teach Yourself Planets (Hodder, now out of print), Mercury: From Pale Pink Dot of Dynamic World (Springer, 2015). David is on the science team for the European Space Agency orbiter probe to Mercury (BepiColombo, launching Oct 2018, arrival Dec 2026). www.open.ac.uk/people/dar4

Mira Calix - 03 Mercury, The Planets 2018

A tribute to the rare, unique and killer women producers by Laetitia Tónlistina.

Laetitia Tónlistina : " Hi everyone, I'm excited to share with you a new mixtape cooked for Tracklistings 🛸 It was dear to my heart to pay a tribute to the rare, unique and precious women producers in the electronic scene so... here it is!

It was a huge pleasure to focus on their particular energies and killer tracks while preparing it and I tried to be as various as possible. From lovely braindance to experimental electronics, electro and breakbeats, acid and dark broken beats and techno... Enjoy listeng and I hope to let you discover, re- listen and dance on these amazing artists sounds!

The full tracklist is on Soundcloud, many thanks to Grégory Fouache for his amazing devotion on this Tracklisting platform. 

Note : One week ago was the International Women's Day but we really should celebrate, encourage and support them each day!
They are rare, obviously but it's so nice to see that more and more are playing and producing nowadays. Also to see more women in the audience during events and in parties/clubs, it already changed a lot in a few years... Let's stay positive, a new paradigm is obviously possible!

I'm convinced that, the more women are involved in the electronic music scene - and not only with gigs and bookings but also as promoters, with labels and in the whole music industry - the more equal the gender proportion will be at some point. And naturally. Our mission, to all, is to arouse curiosity... with technologies, machines, instruments,.. share our passion as much possible to wake up more sisters & young Ladies!!

I would have so much more to say but for the moment, let's the music play. Much much love and deep respect to everyone mentionned.

You are all amazing and it was an honour to gather your sounds for this mix! "

Follow Tónlistina :
Facebook : www.facebook.com/tonlistina
Instagram : www.instagram.com/tonlistina
RA : www.residentadvisor.net/dj/tonlistina
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/tonlistina

Tracklist : 
01. Zavoloka - AGF - Flowers: Konvalija [Nexsound]
02. Mira Calix - Skin with me (Andrea Parker Remix) [Warp Records]
03. Afrodeutsche - Work It [Skam]
04. Andrea Parker - Unconnected [Studio !K7]
05. Annechoic - Doctrine Of Ethos [Audiofugitives]
06. Phoenecia - Odd Job (Ectomorph & Godfather Version) [Schematic]
07. Animistic Beliefs - Marianentrog Patrol [Between Places]
08. Kyoka - Re-Pulsion [Raster-Noton]
09. Medooza - Dilemma [New Flesh]
10. Annie Hall - Comienzo [D1 Recordings]
11. Sync 24 x Alienata - Future Sound [Cultivated Electronics]
12. Miss Kittin & The Hacker - 1982 (Exzakt Remix)
13. Trippin Fox - Your Side (Azo Remix) [We Play Acid]
14. Tryphème - Les Yeux De La Grandesse [Central Processing Unit]
15. Mrs Jynx - Sci Fi Sofa [Central Processing Unit]
16. Helena Hauff - Rupture [Solar One Music]
17. Stellar OM Source - Sudden [Rvng Intl.]
18. Animistic Beliefs - Otherworld Biology [Cultivated Electronics]
19. Ectomorph - Insert Another Data Disk [Astralwerks]
20. Reka - Polarity [Bite]
21. C.A.R - Cholera (Lokier Remix) [Ransom Note]
22. Vinilette - Exit / Disorder [In The Dark Again]
23. Gazelle Twin - Exorcise (Dave Clarke Remix) [Anti-Ghost Moon Ray Records]
24. Veronica Green - Past Ripples Into The Future [Section 27]
25. FOQL feat. Elena Sizova - The Most Complex Thing [CGI Records]
26. Solid Blake - Warp Room [Seilscheibenpfeiler]
27. Pan Daijing - Exile [Bedouin Records]
28. Leila - Melodicore [Rephlex]
29. Cio D’Or - Hecto (Electric Indigo & Monolake Remix) [Semantica Records]
30. The Black Dog feat. Emika - Tell Me What You Remember [Dust Science Recordings]

Tracklistings Mixtape #366 (2019.03.14) : Tónlistina (Special Women Producers)

Recorded live at the Bleep × store in Dalston 3rd February 2019.

https://bleep.com/Bleep-x-Warp-Records-Mira-Calix-3rd-February-2019

The Warp Records Bleep × takeover marked the last event at our pop-up shop in Dalston. Mira Calix, Plaid and Special Request all delivered sets that were energetic, playful and ultimately; incredibly fun. Here is the first recording of the bunch. Keeping with the bitter-sweet feeling that this were to be the last event held at the shop, Mira Calix produces an initially contemplative set that quickly morphs into a party-mix.

@mira-calix
@warp-records

Bleep × Warp Records - Mira Calix - 3rd February 2019

Warp's Mira Calix drops a sunny blend just in time for the European heatwave.

For more information and tracklist, head here: https://www.factmag.com/2019/07/02/mira-calix-warp-fact-mix/

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