Harbinger Kurt - Tears For Rossa

Movements

It's been a weird year. I recorded a mix when it was at its weirdest. Predominantly recorded over 65 days of solitude during confinement last March, this mix was initially envisaged as a reflection on reaching 10 years of https://soundcloud.com/moodroomcollective, but quickly spun out to be something equally as introspective as it was a retrospective. Those days were touch and go, and recording this fluctuated between providing a focus point that felt like a lifeline and pushing me to probe the edges of my sanity. The mix takes its name from the first thirty minutes which I borrowed from a soliloquy I played to my sole supporter in the early hours of my opening set at Village Underground in 2019 and carries onwards to distill the longing and tension I was feeling, and I think many people felt at the time. Nevertheless, it does cobble together a fair few of the highs and finer points of the sets I’ve played over the last few years and left a lot of room for me to move under the moodroom lights in my living room while thinking over all the smiles, friends made, and support we’ve had over the last decade. I am forever grateful. 

This comes long overdue as it’s been two years since I’ve recorded a mix, but  seeing how life is going it may well be two years until I record my next. Until then, let this be my opus. 

Here’s to seeing each other on a dance floor again soon. 

-HK

TRACKLIST
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Andata (Oneohtrix Point Never Remix)
Nils Frahm - For Peter Toilet Brushes More
Nils Frahm - Sunson
Leafar Legov - Elaine
Dead Heat - The Dam
Superpitcher - Delta (Harbinger Kurt Edit)
Drown - Sea On The Moon (The Drifter Remix)
Falko Brocksieper - Punta Ayampe (Harbinger Kurt Edit)
dOP - Blanche Neige
The/Das - Akimbo
Frankey & Sandrino - The Edge
Ebrahimi - För Henne (Dave DK Remix)
Frank Wiedemann & Roman Flügel - Tears On The Dancefloor
Yotam Avni - Jorniel
Serge Devant - White Groove
Stimming - 22 Degree Halo
Alex Smoke - Dust (Mano Le Tough Remix)
ID - ID
ID - ID
Impérieux - Terra Incognita 
Mehill - Overthinking
Sam Goku - Zero One Lotus 
Arcydaro - Chase Thoughts
Frankey & Sandrino - Sirius
Antenant & Sultano - Distorted Moods (Aera Remix)
Tyson - Mr. Rain (Mano Le Tough Remix)
Red Axes - Hue
Âme - No War (Harbinger Kurt’s Angelic Fango-Ry-X Edit)
Glowal - Revolver
Mano Le Tough - Tempus
Pablo Bolivar & Squire - The Prince Was Never Deaf 
Tibi Dabo - Never Never
DJ Koze - XTC
Davis & Cameo Culture - Blind
Nico Stojan - Use Your Wings
Leafar Legov - Wild Is The Wind (Harbinger Kurt Edit)

Moodroom 2021

Tears For Rossa

Movements Vol. XIX: @penelope_uk

With the arrival of the July heat we reignite our Movements Series and bring you Volume XIX from Penelope (@penelope_uk).  Anjunadeep and Balamii Radio resident, Penelope has graced audiences on dancefloors as acclaimed as Printworks, the Warehouse Project, and Lost Village Festival and as far reaching as Utrecht, Albania and Hong Kong. With this pedigree and track record under this Londoner’s belt, it comes with little surprise and with great zeal that the enclosed 57 minutes and 59 seconds are nothing short of transporting. Penelope has delivered the emblematic reopening of this series with a summery invitation to leave the last year and change behind, move past the Summer That Never Was and focus immediately on what has been rebestowed upon us while ushering the listener to dreamingly imagine the dancefloors and thriving festival fields to come. From an 80s tinged, Miami Vice, saxophone prelude that passes onto a jaunty, staggered, analog bounce, the mix moves upward and outward to euphoric heights tempered by floating, angelic chords of a dog-days-of-summer meets cumulus cloud gazing connotation before ascending to dream state breaks. Dreamy, serene, and meditative, we are proud to share this soundtrack to the Summer That Was.

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. XIX: Penelope

Movements Vol. XX: @amberoom
 
We continue our monthly mix series "Movements," bringing you mixes from DJs and producers we admire. Volume XX brought to you by Essen based trio @amberoom. The self-described balearic-electronic-band comprised of Ramin Nouyan, Manuel Tur and Adrian Hoffmann has seen acclaimed releases on distinguished imprints such as Innervisions, Crosstown Rebels, Ovum, Tau and These Eyes. To put their signature holistically, their releases to date are best set apart by their refined sonics and expertly delivered ideas which unravel effortlessly and seemingly of their own accord, all of which celebrate the freestyle spirit and tension of a band riding and improvising a groove all the way through a coda and back again. Since their 2017 release on Ovum, “Hover,” the A2 from the EP, has graced Moodroom with frequent rotation on our dance floors across moments, movements and time.
 
The mix you that find here turns a new page for Amberoom. It pays homage to the late days of summer turning fall where that unsuspecting track on your headphones slowly and graciously teases you from the office to counting down the clock to get out into the last of the golden light and soak in a few more breaths of summer. From what was an innocent office track, you are gracefully and gently coaxed from floating moments to square waved tension and with a half hour left until clocking out, the mix runs cold. You want more. And so out the door you go. Sound familiar?
 
Thank you for listening.
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Moodroom: Movements

Movements 2021

Movements Vol. XX: Amberoom

Movements Vol. XXI: @bax

Volume XXI brought to you by Ho Chi Minh City based pianist turned composer-producer, B.A.X. After graduating with a B.A. in Piano from Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music, B.A.X. launched into DJing and producing electronic and ambient works alongside an accredited career in composing score for feature films in Vietnam.  Spanning from releases with Manual Music, 3rd Avenue, and many more, his productions speak volumes of his classical training as they glide between euphonious melodies and carefully colored harmonies. The mix that B.A.X. has conjured for Movements echoes the classical training found in his production. Replete with meticulous transitions which gracefully move from one melodic phrase to the next, the mix imbues with an enchanting mystique before turning to a drifting state akin to a warm embrace. From this point, B.A.X. channels the mix’s energy to shadier, enigmatic terrain until releasing to a sustained, summery, cloud-counting affair. Finesse and elegance, B.A.X. delivers one for the dreamers.

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. XXI: B.A.X.

Movements Vol. XXII: @haideruppal 

Recorded live while playing Camp Celtic Chaos at Burning Man Multiverse, Volume XXII of our Movements mix series is brought to you by Lahore born Haider Uppal. Having briefly explored house and techno music during a stint in Detroit, Haider’s star is quickly rising as one of the most promising electronic music producers coming out of Pakistan. With a recent feature with Mixmag’s guest editor Nabihah Iqbal for the magazine’s South Asian Week, Uppal has seen releases on Nie Wieder Schlafen, Dream Culture, Traum Schallplatten and Everything Will Be Okay along with collaborations with Luis Leon and a recent remix for Powel.  Where he’s built a reputation for himself in crafting spacious and rolling soundscapes tinged with organics, the mix that Haider has woven here steps markedly away to reveal a broader taste range for the young producer. From the jiving swing in its introduction through to the electro breaks at its close, the mix is peppered with unreleased original music from Haider and his affiliate Saqib that are anchored between old favorites. The mix is woven flawlessly into an elegant and effortless journey that speaks volumes of his acumen as a selector and sets a high promise for all of the dance floors, both virtual and physical, that Haider has yet to grace.

Thank you for listening.
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Visuals by: Alex Andersen
Alex Andersen is a photographer and collage artist from Atlanta, GA who's work draws on using art to bring attention to environmental issues and encourage sustainable practices.

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Movements Vol. XXII: Haider Uppal (Live at Burning Man Multiverse)

Mix: Stanislaw / Moodroom Collective, 2013. 

Image: Thomson / Weiss, 2013.

Stanislaw - Ceiling Dreamer

Beautiful mix from https://soundcloud.com/neil-flynn in anticipation of Oileán on 6th June 2015.

Event and tickets below: 
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Neil Flynn - Oileán

We've played many a party over the years with our little collective growing from two to nine people now scattered around the globe. When we brought on @JVXTA, one of the newest additions to the Moodroom family, it became quickly evident to us that the man is a natural in the studio.  As he continued to turn out tranquil beauties we found ourselves listening to something quite special and knew it was a necessary delight to help his efforts be heard.  

This release marks the beginning of something new for us, the dawn of Moodroom - the label?! Or as the closing track of the EP "Never Again" poses, maybe this is just a one off?  You'll just have to wait and see.


THE OTHER SIDE OF WHAT (MDRM001)
1. Trichordant
2. The Other Side of What
3. Never Again

Buy on Bandcamp: https://moodroomcollective.bandcamp.com/album/the-other-side-of-what


Purchase

JVXTA - The Other Side of What (MDRM001)

As he sets sail for the land down under with no clear return, this heart breaker leaves us with a moment of love and sincerity. We would give you a way to follow him on here, but he's not that kind of guy. 

A Moment with Mosse

Movements Vol 1: https://soundcloud.com/nico_sound

With this set we begin our monthly mix series "Movements," bringing you mixes from DJs and producers we admire. Volume One brought to you by Milan native, Avant Garde resident and Behind The Lights co-founder nICo (@nico_sound). Straying between dark disco and ambient techno while fluttering around the 100BPM mark for much of it's duration, it is a beautifully crafted journey and genuinely one of the best we've heard for some time.

Thank you for listening.
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You can hear nICo in person here:

11 Mar | Behind The Lights presents: Jorge Martins
https://www.facebook.com/events/255081798245685/
 
25 Mar | Avant Garde w/ Marcus Worgull, Daniel Bortz & LOR
https://www.facebook.com/events/371423323212966/

7 Apr | Avant Garde w/ Kink, Patrice Baumel
https://www.facebook.com/events/1748718368785430/

14 Apr | Avant Garde w/ Stephan Bodzin, Agoria, Gardens of God
https://www.facebook.com/events/177313449403590/
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Movements Vol I: nICo

Movements Vol II: @qasha

We continue our monthly mix series "Movements," bringing you mixes from DJs and producers we admire. 

Volume II brought to you by Cyprus native, London based We Concur resident and Behind The Lights co-founder Qash (@qasha).  Artfully selected psych pop, analog 80s tinged house and the darker depths of disco make Volume II a two-plus-hour tour into the audible landscape of Qash’s imagination.  This one deserves several servings, perhaps in your living room with the lights low. 

Thank you for listening.
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Moodroom Collective Presents: Movevemnts Vol. II

Movements Vol. II: Qash

Movements Vol III: @neil-flynn

Volume III brought to you by Waterford native, Berlin based merrymaker and Lossless contributor: Neil Flynn. With two stunning EPs out on Lossless and several remixes out this summer including his artful reinterpretation of VIMES' 'Rudal', Neil is an artist we've admired for some time. Neil first agreed to play for us several summers ago on an island off the west coast of Ireland and more recently for his London debut at Kamio in Shoreditch. 

His mixes are consistent in being laboriously compiled soliloquies to love: enchanting the way through, tender even when the tracks themselves feel they shouldn't be, and wrapped in an ever present sense of mystery, seducing your brain until the end.  And this one takes the cake for us so far - this might just be our soundtrack for the summery months ahead - that mix you keep finding yourself playing again, and again.

This summer Neil and Berlin based Boogiemann have put their heads together to create 'Somewhere in the Distance": a 24 hour celebration of summer situated on an ancient fort in an old growth forest an hour outside of Berlin. Should you be in the area the 15th of July, we'd highly recommend joining them along with Alex From Tokyo, Baikal, Anthony Georges Patrice and Finow Zoo.  

Inclined? Consider this mix an epitome of what is to come. 


More info: bit.ly/2sx9t5W


Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol III

Movements Vol. III: Neil Flynn

Movements Vol. IV: @lor_belfast

We continue our monthly mix series "Movements," bringing you mixes from DJs and producers we admire.

Volume IV brought to you by Belfast native Lunar Orbit Rendezvous aka LOR. LOR first appeared in 2016 with his cosmically bass laden Continuous Growth EP on fast rising label Exit Strategy, which among others has called upon Daniel Bortz, Marcus Worgull and Eagles & Butterflies for releases since its creation in 2015. Subsequent to Continuous Growth, LOR has released with Fort Romeau’s Cin Cin project and most recently Canadian based L’enfant Terrible along with producing remixes for Atomnation and house godfather Larry Heard. 

With the steady pace of striking and bold releases on well-deserved homes since arriving on the scene a year ago, his output has been nothing short of impressive and immersive.  As his name might suggest, there is something inherently intergalactic in LOR’s productions.  Moments of his catalog sound like the soundtrack to a starship navigating an asteroid belt or the relief of discovering a new habitable planet.  All the while his productions are grounded in exquisite sound selection, creating a sense of urgency that the cosmic crew aboard his spacecraft are desperately trying to make it back safely from deep space. 

To us, the mix LOR has graciously created for us parallels his production choices and feels nothing short of such a voyage.  Buckle up and strap in, the boosters are ready to fire.

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. IV: LOR

We continue our monthly mix series "Movements," bringing you mixes from DJs and producers we admire.

Movements Vol. V: @katrinka

Volume V brought to you by Russian native and London based Chapter 24 artist KatrinKa (@katrinka). Starting her musical career as a classically trained pianist, KatrinKa’s releases to date have been focal in emphasizing Chapter 24’s mission statement of creating stories in sound. Tonally rich and sweeping, her latest release “The Nameless One” with Thomas Gadney is as haunting as it is beautiful. 

Stepping out from her usual mix selection, a delicately balanced voyage through lofty melodies and buoyant rhythms echoing her production prowess, KatrinKa’s Movements mix boldly turns to minimalism. The journey she creates with this atypical selection is an hour long testament to her abilities as a versatile DJ. 

KatrinKa joins us on the 16th of September, along with Adana Twins, Matthias Meyer and Cinthie, to celebrate 15 years of Watergate at Corsica Studios in London.  More info: residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?986831

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. V: KatrinKa

Movements Vol. VIII: @kris_davis

Volume VIII brought to you by Portsmouth producer Kris Davis (@kris_davis). With releases to date on Connaisseur, Constant Circles, Crossfrontier Audio, Einmusika, Parquet, Steyoyoke, Suara and Young Alaska to name but a few, Davis’ sonic profile is nothing short of alluring. Rich, brooding low-ends, pensive melodies and delicately sculpted sound design meet in seven-minute-plus journeys that only leave us arguing about where best to enjoy them.  Either in a warehouse, a wood, or daydreaming in your living room, all are palatable options for indulging in Davis’ catalogue.  

Beyond production, Kris Davis’ audible sensibilities carry the same weight in the mixing booth.  His mixes wield and weave a journey with transitions melded as delicately as his mixdowns. In so doing he creates a journey that is nothing short of graceful, if not poetic. And with that we’re done gushing. 

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. VIII: Kris Davis

Movements Vol. IX: @deanmir

We continue our monthly mix series Movements, bringing you mixes from DJs and producers we admire. Volume IX brought to you by @blooplondon radio boss Dean Mir (@deanmir). Built with heart, humor and a devotion to broadcasting electronic music, bloop radio is a family run operation that has risen quickly since its incorporation in 2015.  With Dean heading operations, programming and A&R, bloop now boasts listeners tuning in from over 60 countries daily – no small feat in an ever-expanding landscape of platforms, outlets, tastes and frankly, noise. 

Aside from his successes in the crowded world of online radio, Dean’s creative streak shines in his abilities behind turntables. Along with hosting his weekly show ‘Interlude’ on bloop. and running live streamed rooftop parties throughout the summer, Mir has earned a reputation for himself in the warm up circuit in London, supporting Apparat, Agoria, Dark Sky, Jennifer Cardini, Fort Romeau, Pantha du Prince, Patrice Baumel, and Stephan Bodzin over the last year – to name but a few.

At first listen to his Movements mix one thing is evident, Dean is a dreamer. His selections are eloquent, peaceful and reassuring. The mix floats through what feels like an hour long guided tour in mindfulness, with each angelic melody mixed at the perfect phrasing of the next, creating an effortless and balanced ride which Mir has become known for in his warm ups - readying the floor by bathing the listener in what feels like musical mysticism.
 

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. IX: Dean Mir

Movements Vol. X: @lazarusman

Literally meaning “God will help” in Hebrew, Lazarus Mathebula tacked the suffix ‘–man’ to his given name creating Lazarusman, the moniker of his work. To some, this softens the blow of a biblical name, but to others, this twist of meaning, “God will help man” epitomizes Lazarus’ sophisticated lyricism wrought with word play. 

Since embarking on collaborations with Stimming in 2010, Lazarusman has carved a unique role for himself as a slam poet come lyricist in the world of electronic music. A path which few have wandered without slipping into the sides of gimmicky house stabs and diva-esque realms, but Lazarus, who rarely prepares his delivery before recording, freestyles prose starkly contrasting the aforementioned - biting into heavier, often philosophical terrain.  One only needs to look so far as his latest track, “Breathe” to appreciate Mathebula’s ability in turning even the simplest topic into a commentary on constructs. His catalogue, which includes collaborations with Aki Bergen, Alex Dimou, Djuma Soundsystem, DJ T., Hyenah, Florian Kruse, Re.you, Tigerskin, and Till Von Sein, presents an ever expanding archive of Lazarusman’s inner thoughts. No subject is off the table for the Johannesburg based slam poet.

In our tenth installment of Movements, Lazarus exposes moments of his lyricism, but the focus of the mix falls on his proficiency on turntables. He builds from a sense of brooding driving the listener’s expectation down a line only to veer to an unforeseen plain. From here the journey progresses, beautifully twisting and turning like a moment of his word play, right until he delivers the final blow. 

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. X: Lazarusman

Movements Vol. XI: @gullenmusic

Volume XI brought to you by Barcelona based producer, Gullen (@gullenmusic). Steadily building a name for himself since 2014, Gullen has developed an increasingly distinct sound, leaning towards lazier rhythms and opened envelope synthesis.  His productions capture a joy, haze and lethargy which feel akin to the atmosphere when walking the streets of his hometown under a blazing June sun. His upcoming Faraday EP on Soulful Techno (@soulfultechno) [18 May], which makes a full cameo in the mix, is the strongest testament to this yet. Lush synths and brushed percussion lap the listener in the dog days of Catalonian summer.

His mix selections follow a similar esthetic and point to one immediately clear takeaway: Gullen is a song lover. He matches pop sensibility with headier electronic grooves to deliver an hour-long tour moving through the spectrum of his tastes.


Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. XI: Gullen

Movements Vol. XII: @jvxta

Volume XII brought to you by our very own JVXTA. British born, Bermuda bred and beats driven, JVXTA's talent as a producer became quickly apparent to our little crew when we were just getting going up in Scotland. Since leaving the wooly north behind, JVXTA released his debut EP 'The Other Side of What' on Moodroom, with his track "Never Again" breaking hearts and blowing minds, most certainly ours. In doing so it tracked well over 50,000 plays on Soundcloud, no small feat for a no-namer released on, well, a no-namer. Since, JVXTA has released on the coveted Swamp Tapes Series, Clipp.Art, fired up his own label Hardmatter, and most recently released a vinyl only EP on New York based outfit Homage which sold out from Phonica Records in a matter of days. 

For this installment, JVXTA side steps his bumping, no-nonsense house production palette of late, swapping in for a journey that stretches to the voids, whether submarine or stellar, the jury is still out.

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. XII: JVXTA

Movements Vol. XIV: @arkadiusz-dmytrow

We continue our monthly mix series "Movements," bringing you mixes from DJs and producers we admire. Volume XIV brought to you by Spessart based ARKADIUSZ (@arkadiusz-dmytrow). A pivotal player in the Berlin based Afterhour Sounds outfit and Karlsruhe’s Kollektiv Liebe, ARKADIUSZ has developed a name for himself in delivering pitched down, slowmotion house and disco.  Often hovering around the 100 BPM mark, his sets hit the pocket when garnering a lethargy akin to an ice age mammal lumbering across the tundra.  The outcome is rhythmic bliss, with once rigid house and techno being belted out with a near hip hop demeanor all while being masked in a moody, trippy veneer true to the electronic space. The style ARKADIUSZ has cultivated in his sets has led him to Uckeralm, Oerwell and Keep Yourself Festival year after year, along with spots at Chac Mool, Mexico, the revered Brüxsel Jardin, and Neuköln’s beloved Klunkerkranich. 

As always, thanks for listening.

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Movements Vol. XIV: Arkadiusz

Movements Vol. XV: @joe-miller

For the fifteenth installment of our Movements series we are delighted to have Melbourne based producer Joe Miller step up to the tables. With releases on All Day I Dream, Dream Culture, L’enfant Terrible, Traum, and Manual Music, Miller has cultivated an ethereal and meditative sound that irrespective of mood upon entry, basks the listener in an angelic symphony which quickly departs terra firma to soar amongst the cirrus clouds. One need only look as far as Miller’s A side ‘A Sudden Taste of Redemption’ on his latest release with Dream Culture to wander in the contemplative wonderland of his imagination.

Aside from his talents in production, the set Miller has delivered is nothing short of stunning. Oft being adept in production does not necessarily translate to talent in the mix, but for Miller this could not be farther from the case. Here he has crafted a delicate and mesmerizing voyage, that sets off from Mazzy Star’s bonfire appropriate folk ballad ‘Into Dust' serenely lifting you up and up and away. 

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. XV: Joe Miller

Movements Vol. XVI : @rammomusic

We continue our monthly mix series "Movements," with Volume XVI brought to you by Klassified label managers RAMMÖ. If not yet on your horizon, we recommend digging in. Klassified Record's debut offering “The Feathers’ Eye, Vol. 1”, ranks as the strongest opening statement we heard in 2018. The compilation brings together respected artists such as Jon Charnis, Jonas Saalbach, Rancido, and KMLN, and weaves their offerings into a beautifully curated journey alongside productions from promising new comers such as Yarni, Mâhfoud and Lunar Plane’s standout track ‘Feist’.  release is a testament to Rammö’s and more broadly Klassified's curatorial capacity and speaks volumes of their managerial skills in being able to bring twenty plus artists of varying pedigrees together for their label’s opening gambit.  It is an exceptional listen and sets high expectations for Klassified in 2019. 

The mix Rammö have supplied here stands for similar praise. Brimming with unreleased music we should be expecting from Klassified this coming year, the mix starts from a decidedly sunny place before bloating into punchier house terrain.  From here it eases into an ethereal plane only to erupt into an epic finale. Mixed delicately throughout, the journey reaffirms what we had hoped, their curatorial skills will be keep us listening for years to come.  

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. XVI: Rammö

Movements Vol. XVIII: @arnold_audioldn

With much ado, we bring you Volume XVIII supplied by London based, Belgian raised Arnold (@arnold_audioldn). As resident and co-founder of Audio London, a burgeoning collective making headway in the both the Big Smoke and across the Channel in Antwerp, Arnold’s profile is nothing short of clandestine to those outside his circle, but his taste and eloquence behind the turntables give us faith that that may not last long. We recently had Arnold open for our party with Viken Arman and Oceanvs Orientalis this spring past and his delivery and even keeled demeanor in building the room prompted us to invite him to our Movements series. Between selecting old friend’s such as Dorisburg’s “Tundra” and future classics we have yet to identify, Arnold has crafted a delicate and balanced journey reiterating the prowess of a fine selector. Hypnotic and soul searching from end to end, we are proud to share one of the best mixes we’ve heard the last few months. 

Thank you for listening.
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Movements Vol. XVIII: Arnold

_2O25_

10.18 Moodroom @ Fitzroy
05.18 Moodroom x Harbinger Kurt x Impérieux x  Kev Sheridan x PJ Curly x Soso Klein x Tronik Youth

_2O24_

A fallow year :)

_2O23_

04.03 Moodroom x Sisyphos x Rampue x Mimi Love

_2O22_

01.10.2022 Moodroom x Mira x Chris Schwarzwälder x Mila Stern
10.06.22 Moodroom x Kora x Hraach

_2O21_

26.11.21 Moodoom x Katerblau: Mira & Chris, Britta Arnold & David Dorad
29.10.21 Moodroom x Jimi Jules x Caleesi & Sarah Kreis x Impérieux x Dirty Doering
24.9.21 Moodroom x Armen Miran x Death On The Balcony x Felix Raphael

_2O2O_

13.3.20 Moodroom x rampue x Oceanvs Orientalis

_2O19_

5.10.19 Moodroom x Sainte Vie x Geju
4.5.19 Moodroom x Katermukke
6.4.19 Moodroom x Viken Arman x Oceanvs Orientalis

_2O18_

15.12.18 Moodroom x Mira x Kerala Dust
6.10.18 Moodroom x Rampue x Mimi Love
5.5.18 Moodroom x Giegling x Renate
7.4.18 Moodroom x Katermukke 
9.3.18 Moodroom x Viken Arman

_2O17_

8.12.17  Moodroom x Chapter 24 x Dodo | Loft
13.10.17 Moodroom x Illesnoise | Loft
16.9.17  Moodroom x Watergate
19.5.17  Moodroom x Katermukke
7.4.17   Moodroom x Oliver Schories x Chapter 24
17.2.17  Moodroom x Chapter 24 | Loft

_2O16_

9.12.16   Moodroom x Chapter 24 
15.10.16  Moodroom x Tom Demac x Chapter 24
6.2.16     Moodroom x Tsepo, LOE, Neil Flynn
3.10.16    Moodroom x Peter Pardeike

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