Freshly uploaded from an early Jan '25 gathering of music souls pushing the limits....

Saeko & André really nailed this one. In anticipation of Thomash and a debut airing of his homage to the Tokyo Metro system YAMANOTE...

Enjoy!
xxx

Saeko Killy b2b André Pahl (warm up set) - Yamanote @ Sameheads 04.01.24

Klang-Zeit w. Till and Dennis [23.01.2025]

Deniz Ahmet Saridas & Dominik André @ Sameheads, Berlin

Deniz Ahmet Saridas & Dominik André - Subject To Restrictions Discs @ Sameheads 02.05.25

Luce Clandestina from Turin joining our RIOCAST series
read the interview at -- > https://riolabel.com/riocasts

RIOCAST16 Luce Clandestina - That's Where I Got Lost

'The selection of tracks in this mix is meant to be a seasonal transition and as such finds its meaning in the moment in which it is listened to by imagining how many times the weather can change over the spring months.

Starting from this concept I focused on selecting all those tracks that I don't usually put on radioshows but that I play exclusively live and this was the real challenge since recently I have been increasingly finding myself in situations more dedicated to listening than dancing where the beatmatch gives up some of its importance to the selecta and the creative blend between 2 tracks.

One thing I have noticed in the electronic music environment these days is that bpm is becoming more and more an important topic to be able to immerse oneself in a dj set and I myself when i hear unusual rhythmic divisions or bold blends I feel stimulated to go into the studio and try to do the same.'

@nelsonoftheeast

LIO Press mix #33 ~ by Nelson Of The East · 'Seasonal Transition'

Broadcasting live from Berlin – Melizards closes out the final hour!

Melizards [03.06.25]

Fasaan Rec. Episode #15 @ Mutant Radio w/ Prins Emanuel, Golden Ivy & Inre Kretsen Grupp

Painting by Eliza Wagener

Music selection by Glooming Silhouettes (@snakedance44 & @avavava-826629204)

Recorded at Kunstverein Harburger Bahnhof on the opening night of the exhibition Linger Longer, Windowpecker by Eliza Wagener

The word ‘Windowpecking’ describes the act of wandering through a city and becoming mesmerised by shop fronts and the windows of residential buildings and flats. Initially, the practice of ‘Windowpecking’ may be an act that occurs rather automatically when strolling around in unfamiliar areas. It is linked to the practice of drifting.

‘Windowpecking’ creeps its way into one’s walking, until one finally realizes that there is a pattern in the randomly occurring, unplanned paths one takes and their gaze remains glued to certain panes of glass and lingers.

Like a bird hammering on a window to request entry, ‘Windowpecking’ reminds us of the separation between internal and external, private and public, sidewalk and interior, of lantern light and bedside lamp.

Wagener's namesake series captures the fleeting encounters that occur on both sides of a window, between passersby and residents, in small-format paintings and a corresponding audio piece. Translucent figures appear behind the windows, taking on forms of everyday gestures as they are immersed in soft light. The glass both separates and allows for a temporary intimacy, leaving us in the in-between space: to detach ourselves and move on or to be longingly embraced by the world behind the windows.

Curated by Elisa Nessler.

Photos by Maik Gräf.

The exhibition is kindly supported by the Sparkasse Harburg-Buxtehude and Galerie Noah Klink (Berlin).