"Live from the bush, on beautiful Darkinjung and Wonnarua land, for the General Merchant stage at Outsider Festival. RIP Sakamoto"

@wiiingnut

Art by Flin Sharp

CLIX - wingnut

Kiosk Radio is an online community radio streaming 24/7 from a wooden shack in the heart of Brussels’ historic “Parc Royal”. More info and music: https://kioskradio.com

Nono Gigsta @ Kiosk Radio 04.12.2023

The incredible Kavil for #37, a recording of his set at Absorb(ed) II last April... epic multi day party at the best spot in town, Miscellania. 11th- 13th March 2023, this set was 10pm Saturday night

Kavil is an integral member of Naarm/Melbourne's music community.& co-curator of label/party @absorb-label with @tangerine_tangerine & Sasha Logan.

<3

Ani/live Thirty Seven: Kavil @ Absorb(ed) II

guest hour by @weatherheads contributing their live recording from gradient campout 2023

nts.live/shows/luke-mele

Vera Dvale & Psykovarius Ava - AVA 
Benjamin Brunn  - Lying Flat Looking Up 
Mokira - Cuchla Congas 
RDMA - Empathic 
Peter Van Hoesen - Theoretical Terminal (T2X28) 
Area - For HN 
MGUN - Timber 
Leif - Montpelier 
Social Life - Iris (Bad Water Version)  
Lack - Overground 
Alfredo 92 - Mimis 
Leif - Rumex 
David Morley - Boundary Travels

NTS Radio June 5 ('24) w/ Weatherheads (Live @ Gradient Campout '23)

DJ OJO 3.9.24

welcome to 𝖊̩̍͒̾𝖝̩̪͕͙̯̍̅ͬ̈ͯ̌𝖆̩̍͒̾ 𝖙̩̍͊ͮ͋𝖊̩̱̙̼͔̺̍̒͒̿̒𝖗̩͈̮͈̝̪̍ͫ̅̐ͮ𝖗̩͙̦̍ͥ̍𝖆, my very first residency on Rinse France! exploring each month some raw filtered dub, rock and hip-hop sample culture through an unconscious fog

Rinse France Podcast

Subsism presents Exa-Terra - 15 Novembre 2024

𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑙𝑖𝑒 𝑀𝑖𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑟 at Mezzanine nov 15 2024
@franticitemsradio

MEZZANINE : IV 𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑙𝑖𝑒 𝑀𝑖𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑟

Easy Bites by NVST is your laid-back escape into a world of eclectic sounds and low-key conversations with special guests. Grab your plate, tune in, and let the weirdness make it simple.

Easy Bites w/ Warzou & NVST @ Kiosk Radio 28.01.2025

Episode 2 comes from San Francisco-based DJ and curator DJ Tips, a key figure behind the event series and label Club Moniker. Known for his hazy, rhythmic layers and explorations of left-field experimental dance music, DJ Tips also serves as a resident for Hyper K, a monthly radio show and event series on SutroFM. This mix delivers a lush, psychedelic dreamscape of atmospheric techno, acid, and industrial, reflecting his signature sound.

https://soundcloud.com/tips_tk

https://www.instagram.com/tips.tk_/
https://www.instagram.com/club.moniker/

Full tracklist and interview -> https://blog.silvaelectronics.net/774520160438648832/se-podcast-2-dj-tips

Excerpt:

"Tell us about the mix you've recorded for us."

I recorded this in my living room with a xone92 and 3 xdj's. I mainly focused on atmospheric techno with a few acid and industrial elements. The only intent was to build toward a few higher energy tracks with a smooth, moving, and playful groove. Everything else came together nicely on the fly.
The theme of this mix is my usual MO: a hazy, psychedelic, and mysterious dreamscape within lush, natural terrain (forest, mountains, etc.) I also wanted to evoke recently gained confidence playing on bigger sound systems and gigs out of my hometown.

"Can you walk us through your creative process when approaching a new mix?" 

I spend a lot of time browsing bandcamp via labels, and then I listen to my bookmarks while commuting. I've only recently started using rekordbox to organize tracks. I group them together based on key detect with some attention to genre, energy level, and rhythm. That's about it. The rest was improvisational. I enjoy layering with 3+ decks on the spot when I catch phrases that speak to me.

“Layering with 3 decks on the spot is quite a skill. How do you decide which tracks to layer, and how does this element help shape your sound?”

I prepare based on how I feel about a collection of tracks in an environment. I have a lot of important feelings for music paired with scenery in the Bay Area. Moving through landscapes and interiors while listening to tracks leaves impressions of details like tone, intensity, rhythm, phrasing, etc.
Sometimes certain details stick with me, which leads me to tracks that have commonalities (or polarities depending on how chaotic I feel). I add a few tracks for tonal/rhythmic bridging, which leaves me with a body of elements and phrases for flexible layering. At a certain point, I just try to have fun juggling with whatever I bring to the decks. Looping helps ground me when I’m completely aimless.

“Could you tell us more about your involvement with Club Moniker? How did you connect with the crew, and what excites you most about working with them as an event series and label?”

I started Club Moniker a few years ago with a group of friends that I admire musically. We have a wide range of tastes which leads to unpredictable hilarity. We’re very much a “what if” kind of a crew which is exciting to me. That’s probably why we don’t have a distinct association with genre because we’re interested in many forms of expression. Obviously this leads to many tribulations, but I like the fact that it’s hard for us to conform to something indefinitely. The event series and label is a reflection of that.

“What are your upcoming projects or collaborations?”
A few shows coming up in San Francisco, incl:
2/8 - Squish x Club Moniker - livwutang all night @ UGSF
2/22 - Club Moniker x Hyper K - Piezo @ Yerba Buena

SE Podcast 2: DJ Tips

DJ set by j biloba, recorded live in Athens on the first day of the Stegi.Radio Takeover event in Onassis Stegi.

TAKEOVER Festival 2025 w/ j biloba (24.01.2025)

Back in the Rinse FM France zone for the second show of the year, starting with Lady Witch a boundary-breaking DJ and multi-instrumentalist celebrated for her innovative fusion of underground soundscapes and global rhythms. Influenced by her upbringing as the child of Mexican immigrants and her journeys across the U.S., her music radiates a dynamic blend of genres and cultural influences. As a co-founder of Magnetic Rose Detroit, she spearheads interactive and groundbreaking events in the city, helping to bridge the gaps in Detroit's vibrant musical landscape.﻿

The second hour features﻿ UÑAS presenting a captivating one-hour mix that seamlessly weaves together underground electronic sounds with vibrant influences from salsa, reggaeton, baile funk, and experimental music. This selection showcases a rich tapestry of musical roots and experiences drawn from the club scene, setting the stage for UÑAS’s upcoming live performances.

MEZZANINE : IV 𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑙𝑖𝑒 𝑀𝑖𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑟

MISCELLANIA