Another red wine influenced musical journey :) 

Almost 3 hours of melodic house and techno to sooth your ears on the road to St Albans.

St Albans... if you know, you know ;-)

St Albans Calling

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XYZ and When We Dip present the Selectors series, where we give our family of producers an opportunity to display their prowess behind the decks. Expect unreleased material from across the label collective, as well as classic gems and heady grooves from some of the undergrounds finest heads.

Satoshi Fumi, who just released his stunning Colour Drops EP on TOR, is rooted in Detroit and Chicago influences, yet pulls from various modern melodic methods in a pristine blend of house and techno. The Japanese maestro has crafted a boastful reputation throughout an illustrious career, as is evident by his continued support from the likes of John Digweed and Laurent Garnier. He hops on the deck to showcase his latest digs and upcoming goodies.

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XYZ Selectors 031 - Satoshi Fumi

Get Physical Radio is all about bringing you your monthly dose of the newest Get Physical music! The new episode includes music from Radio Slave, Scan7, Thandi Draai and many others!

01 Roland Leesker - No Way Out (Scan7 No Way Out Remix)
02 Mark Valsecchi, Ryan Murgatroyd - Rebel Kids (Wulfsohn Remix)
03 DJ Beekay & Thandi Draai - Linda 
04 Edu Schwartz - Turning and Flowing (Original Mix)
05 Bákayan - Kum Gibi
06 Words Of Niō - Cold Shoulder
07 Sailor & I - Thinking About You (Radio Slave featuring Thomas Gandey Remix)
08 Karol XVII & MB Valence - Humanity (ARPS Remix)
09 Ilya Gerus - Early Summer
10 Stimmhalt & Sidartha Siliceo - Tulku (Depart Remix)
11 Amir Telem - Japa

@roland-leesker @scan-7 @valsecchimusic @ryanmurgatroyd
@wulfsohnmusic @user-857245815 @thandi-draai @djedus @bakayan @wordsofnio @sailorandi @radioslave @thomasgandey @karolxviimbvalence @ilyadeep @stimmhalt @user-136813937 @departmusique @amir-telem

Get Physical Radio - October 2021

February '22

Damien Unbroken- February '22 Mix

01. Ahiram---Mar-Mikhael-(Original-Mix) Ready-Mix-Records
02. Delerium feat. Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Emotional Tourist 4AM Revisit)
03. Kamilo Sanclemente, Alex O'Rion - Urania (Alex O'Rion Remix)
04. DIMUTH K & BERNI TURLETTI - Tejomaya TheMangoAlley
05 Agustin-Pengov---Sea-Foam-(Monuloku-Remix) Massive-Harmony-Records.
06. Gorkiz,-Pedrada---Antitension-(Tonaco-Remix) Transensations-Records
07. ANUQRAM---Conjunction-(Original-Mix) Replug
08. RUBEN KARAPETYAN - Evening In Yerevan The Mango Alley
09. Subandrio - Subandrio - Moas Gone (Original Mix)
10. Michael & Levan, Stiven Rivic - Drive Me Crazy (Blue Room Project Remix) Kunai records
11.  Luke Chable - After The Storm Zero Tolerance Recordings
12. RYAN-(CUB)---Cognition-Area-(NOIYSE-PROJECT-Remix) One-Of-A-Kind
13. Dual-Flux---Ground-Zero-(Michael-A-Remix) Proton-Music
14. Vihannga---Meditation-(Ricardo-Piedra-Remix)-BC2
15. CHRIS CARGO - Watching (Subandrio Remix) 
16. Masayno---One-Side-(Analog-Jungs-Extended-Remix) Songspire-Records
17.Sebastian Sellares - Sonic Element - Vulnerable (Sebastian Sellares Remix)
18. D-Formation & Matan Caspi - Arc Of Dreams (Original Mix)

Kunka - Strong Changes

TRACKLIST

La Tormenta ft. Meta - Xinobi
You & I, Paradise ft. DUDDHA - Tim Engelhardt, Maga, Sean Doron, Duddha
Fling - David Mayer, Nico Stojan
White Noise Romantica - Adam Port
Bold Girl - Argia
Births - Brina Knauss
Origo - Adana Twins
Interface Technology - Fideles
Reborn - Moojo, Arodes
Control The System - Tal Fussman
Bohemia - Woo York
Pussy Power - Keinemusik

Spring Chicken Mix (23/5/2022)

Tom of Terram & Listensport - Turmalin Dub (Vinyl, 12") (Releases September 28, 2025)
Available on Bandcamp: https://tinyurl.com/dr4kf7mb
Label: Terra Magica [TERRAM011]

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Tom of Terram & Listensport - Turmalin Dub

Lui Mafuta presents This Ain’t Jazz, a boundary-pushing new EP that fuses live musicianship
with electronic sensibility - an exploration of jazz influence through a deeply personal and
collaborative lens. 

The release is available on digital platforms and as a limited vinyl edition.

At the heart of This ain’t Jazz is a long gestating idea: to bridge electronic music with an
organic, band oriented aesthetic. Lui Mafuta reunited with four longtime friends and
collaborators: Paul Janoschka, Felix Roos, Jonas Esser and Benedikt Jäckle - who all studied
music together in Mannheim before scattering across the globe. Under the loose collective
named Weiller, they came together once again to create a sound that lives between genres.

The EP is a globe spanning production. Piano was recorded on Paul Janoschka’s Steinway in
his Frankfurt apartment; trumpet and clarinet were tracked in a rural French studio with Felix
Roos; drums came from New York via Jonas Esser; and saxophone was laid down in Lui’s own
studio in Mannheim alongside Benedikt Jäckle. All elements were finally assembled and
shaped into a cohesive vision back in Mannheim.

“There’s less synth work on this one than usual,” Lui says. “Most of the textures come from
the instruments themselves and a lot of sample mangling. I wanted it to feel raw, human and
alive.”
Despite its title, This Ain’t Jazz is a love letter to jazz’s influence. “I called it that just to be
safe,” Lui jokes. “It isn’t jazz but it’s coming from that space.” The project also serves as a
reconnection to his roots: two of the four featured musicians are teenage friends from his
earliest days making music.

Buy here Vinyl/Digital

01 Lui Mafuta - The Long Lost Story of Tony H

Faunipulate ~ I designed this track with controlled chaos in mind, the name is a representation of how us beings have manipulated the fauna around us, the respect of the environment is always priority.

Every sound is a modular approach to sound design, using some awesome M4L devices to map the parameters at random but keeping a controlled rhythm, sitting at 120BPM we're just chilling to the dub soundscapes. 

Thank you for listening, Legends <3

Faunipulate

I was at first hesitant to post this recording, for fear of being too singular in my recent set postings, but i changed my mind as i think it represents a good closure of the events of the past few months.  This set from Output was a far different affair than the last few, having returned to a slow methodical pace, in order to let John fully explore over his subsequent 5 hour set(!).   Opening dj sets are odd things that can be plodding and boring on one extreme and too much, too soon on the other extreme.  Toeing the fine line of maintaining tension takes lots of preparation, digging for those odd musical gems and most of all, restraint in front of a crowd that is almost always looking for something with more energy than what you're playing.  While often called a thankless job, I think as the headliner DJs return to playing longer sets, the effects will become more tangible or hopefully appreciated by all (and not just the old heads).  This has all been hashed out before so i refer back to the classic RA article from years back, in case anyone has missed it (https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/1095).

I've learned a lot from playing and conversing with Diggers the last few times as well as contributing my episode of Transitions and now its time to move on to other little projects.  Until the next time he rolls through town, that is.  Utmost respect for the man, he's smashed it every time i've seen him the last few months.  And we can only hope he airs some of the Output set on Transitions in the next few months as he was in top form.

Tracklisting now available via the link above (to Facebook).

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Tracklisting

Naveen G - Live at Output with John Digweed [April 2016]

Ian O'Donovan - Landfall [XYZ] 
Lum - Boa (SIS Remix) [TrueColors]
Nikos Diamontopoulos - Broken [Connected]
Ian O'Donovan - Sentient City (Karim Sahraoui Remix) [XYZ]
Hannes Bieger - Pluton [Awesome Soundwave]
Stacey Pullen - The Stand [Black Flag]
Ian O'Donovan & Satoshi Fumi - Rising (Mix 2) [Bedrock]
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Ian O'Donovan & Satoshi Fumi - Expanse (Mix 1) [Bedrock]
Mariel Ito - Shunning You (North Lake Remix)

Submerge #022 - Mix for Transitions with John Digweed

Residencies: Cityfox Experience, Listed Productions

Bookings: Gunita Nagpaul - gunita@listedbookings.com

Naveen G is no newcomer to the scene having made his start in 1996 hosting his own show on the influential WNUR 89.3FM Streetbeat Radio that launched the careers of many of his peers originating in Chicago.  Having caught the attention of world class DJs with his very first productions which were licensed to the seminal Global Underground series, Naveen G has fostered his own sound, one that is consistently hailed as exploring the late night side of the dancefloor, straying far from the conventional formula, yet still garnering acclaim from DJs and clubbers alike.
 
From breaks to techno and everything in between, or manning the ambient room for many hours, Naveen G's productions reflect his DJing ability to adapt to the room and the headliner, drawing on his diverse range.  Equally comfortable warming up a room properly as a resident for Cityfox NYC or playing on his own deep into the night, Naveen has brought his unique and varied style to the unsuspecting dancefloors across the world from South America to Asia, where they have learned to expect the unexpected.  His breadth of knowledge about dance music from years of digging lends to his role as A&R for Manjumasi Records alongside Atish and Mark Slee.  With support for his productions from Sasha, John Digweed, Satoshi Tomiie,  Hernan Cattaneo and others, as well as gigs at beachside bars to international festivals such as ADE, BPM, and WMC, alongside a wide range of DJs such as Tale of Us, Adriatique, Mano Le Tough,  Cassy, and Danny Howells, Naveen G continues to gain new followers across the board.