Ninze and Okaxy, guys, tell me what style do you use in the begining of that mix?

i mean strings and beat, what is this style?

sweet lord someone tell me how these two jewels are called please...

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Landhouse & Raddantze (@landhouse-raddantze) presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr.124

Für unsere #124 zeichnen sich diesmal die beiden Herren Landhouse&Raddantze aus Karlsruhe verantwortlich.

Seit nunmehr 4 Jahren gehen die beiden Freunde gemeinsam als DJ & Produzenten Duo durch dick und dünn. Bereits vor dieser Zeit waren sie schon seit einigen Jahren freundschaftlich miteinander verbunden und zogen in dieser Zeit gemeinsam durch die Partylandschaft. Dabei war ihr musikalischer Weg bis dato etwas unterschiedlicher Natur. Während sich Raddantze schon etliche Jahre dem Produzieren verschrieben hatte, war sein Kollege Landhouse seit jeher als leidenschaftlicher Vinyl-DJ bekannt. Beiden liegt das musizieren quasi in den Genen, denn sie stammen aus Musikerfamilien und wurden so schon sehr früh mit dem Musik-Virus infiziert. Schließlich haben sie bei einem ihrer gemeinsamen nächtlichen Ausflüge beschlossen ihre Liebe und Power für die elektronische Musik zu bündeln - Gott sei Dank möchte man fast sagen.

Ihr musikalisches Zuhause fanden die beiden Karlsruher in dem Netlabel Seaside Trip mit ihrer gleichnamigen Podcastreihe, wo ihr Captain Rolandson eisern das Steuer führt. Ihre Produktionen fanden bereits den Weg auf so klangvolle Labels wie Underyourskin Records, Serafin Audio Imprint, Black Hills Recordings und Wildfang Records und ihre Tracks werden von allen Größen der entschleunigten Szene gespielt, wie z.B. Mira, Unders, Monolink.

Für uns hat das Duo eine verträumte und zugleich verspielte Reise kreiert, welche uns Hörer sofort und unweigerlich in seinen Bann zieht - wahrlich zauberhaft. Dafür gebührt ihnen unser tiefempfunder Dank. Wir wünschen euch nun maximalste Unterhaltung mit unserer #124. 

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Afterhour Sounds Podcast

Landhouse & Raddantze presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr.124

thank u so much fusion festival & @fernab-berlin for this 
further trip saturday morning, at the fkk area !

all tracks written and produced by Niju

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*live - fernab der fusion *2019

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GEFELLT Podcast 026 - CALEESI

This is the third episode of a true story of a school trip to a lost world… East Germany just before the wall came down… (episodes 1 and 2 in Witchtapes 46 and 47)

We were happy to leave the town Erfurt behind us, where my classmates and I had spent our very first night on the other side of the iron curtain.  For all of us Erfurt was an eerie ghost town with empty streets, covered in thick fog and the air was so polluted that some of my classmates even had trouble to breathe.  On top of that, the hotel was a shabby place with brown tap water and horrible food, including a murky substance which was supposed to be yoghurt (which I ate but most of my classmates went on a voluntary hunger strike, probably hoping things would get better the next few days).  Actually, we felt so uncomfortable in Erfurt that we all wanted to go back to Belgium.
It was a long and shaky bus ride from Erfurt to Dresden in the outermost south-eastern corner of the German Democratic Republic.  Actually, we rode on a very bumpy concrete highway which had been built by the Nazi regime in the 1930s and hadn’t seen much repairs in the next 50 years.  The mood of the schoolgirls was getting better while the sun started to shine.  And we were slowly getting used to the sight of all these primitive Trabant cars on the road.  But when entering the City of Dresden, something broke down in the front suspension of the bus (it turned out that it couldn’t be repaired in East Germany, which meant that a few days later the bus would crawl at a slow pace from Dresden to Berlin before finally getting the much-needed repairs in West-Berlin).  When entering Dresden, I was shocked to see that there were still some buildings in ruin and visibly blackened by the allied fire-bombing of 1945, which was already 42 years earlier.  
Luckily, after getting out of the bus it became immediately clear that this city was a surprisingly vibrant and pleasant place.  Up to that moment, we didn’t interact much with the locals.  We thought that was pretty normal in communist countries, where people from the West (even 17 year old schoolgirls) were regarded suspiciously and we thought it was more or less forbidden for the locals to talk with tourists from the West.  And we also believed that the population of all communist countries had been brainwashed with propaganda, so I couldn’t imagine that it was possible to have a pleasant conversation with the locals.
Luckily, in Dresden we quickly found out this was not the case.  To our great surprise, the local people were really nice and friendly towards us… and visibly warmer and more laid-back than the West-Germans.  Their mentality was even pretty similar to the Belgian style, so it was very easy to connect and we chatted (in our broken German) with lots of lovely and sweet teenage girls and boys, who were apparently very eager to get in touch with foreigners.  This made our stay in Dresden very pleasant and all the Belgian schoolgirls started to feel very much at ease.  The hotel was way better than the one back in Erfurt and although they also served the same peculiar substance named ‘yoghurt’, all my class mates finally got hungry again and spontaneously gave up their hunger strike.
The town of Dresden was really beautiful, at least the part of the historical center which had already been rebuilt… some old building were still being reconstructed while the most famous church (the Frauenkirche) was still a pile of rubble back then.  Actually, reconstruction of this church would only start after the reunification of Germany and fortunately this beautiful monument has now been fully restored in all its glory, symbolically completing the rise from the ashes of the beautiful and vibrant city of Dresden…

Mix self-produced by https://soundcloud.com/feinheitsbrei

Photo : Kunsthofpassage, Neustadt, Dresden
Photo credits : frantic00

Witchtape #63 | Guest Wizz : Feinheitsbrei

Für die Ewigwachgebliebenen zum Feierabendbier, für die Frühaufsteher als Seelenfutter zum Wochenbeginn: Montagssorbet mit Laut & Luise. Alles erlaubt, was gut tut und Gedanken kreisen lässt, nur der Name ist Programm: cremig, fluffig und ganz schön weich.

Heute wird's eng im Sorbetzimmer, denn @okuma-sounds sind dick, groß und gemächlich: Hippo Sounds for Hippo People. Euch, uns, alle. Zum Stelldichein direkt in Live mit 90 Minuten aus eigener Feder. Grüße nach Zürich, ihr Großstadtpferde. 

(Intro: Ox & Öl | Photo: Julia Moebus)

#096: okuma *live - Montagssorbet mit Laut & Luise

Filling the void of this space between us.

This set is devoted to all the people that have been of great inspiration over these hard times.

All tracks produced by Arutani in the spring of 2020, including a few collaborations and remixes for friends such as @minrumusic, @coss, @dandaramusic & @leeu88.

Picture taken by unknown at Bucht der Träumer festival 2019, missing these days a lot.

Tracklist:
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This Space Between Ourselves | Live Set 2020

Besondere Momente waren auch für uns in letzter Zeit spärlicher gesät, als wir es bisher kannten. Umso intensiver war diese besondere Jam, als wir beinahe "Momente Vom Vass" trinken konnten. 

Hybrid-Technologie 2.0 mit maximaler Entschleunigung. Dj-Set trifft auf Gitarre, Posaune und Piano - gepaart mit Live-Gesang vom grandiosen Harry Charles & Sounds von César B.

Die Kunst des Unperfekten - Evoíla!

Momente Vom Vass /w César B. & Harry Charles  I Revier Südost

lost and found tapes #1

for you

...recorded some while ago

somehappiness

Artwork: www.instagram.com/vakat.at

Wenn es Nacht wird und wenn fast alles schläft, kommen sie hervor aus ihrem gemütlichen Versteck. Auf leisen Sohlen schleichen die Beiden unermüdlich im Mondscheinlicht umher und jeder noch so unentdeckte Winkel der Nacht wird durchforstet. Nichts bleibt im Dunklen verborgen, nicht die kleinste Ecke gerät in Vergessenheit. Mit jedem weiteren Erkunden klingt jeder Ton sanft zu uns herüber und hüllt uns ein, wie eine kuschelig, wohlig, warme Decke. Eine entspannte Gemächlichkeit breitet sich aus, als wäre Tomte Tummetott persönlich vor Ort. Doch es ist nicht Tomte, der uns so gekonnt in die Kuschelecke lockt, sondern zwei wohlbekannte Musikerinnen. Danke für diesen Kuschelmodus, danke @naroma & @ramonawouters aka @naromaramona

Heimlich Musik Podcasts

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Heimlich Podcast #59 by Naroma & Ramona

People come and go in our lives, passing through like the fading hours of a day and the fading days of a year. Nevertheless, a few came to stay, and they became a fundamental part of the constellation of facts that we call existence. A not so recent but very vital addition is Caleesi (@caleesi), who conquered our hearts through supernatural performances and by helping or connecting young minds who think alike. She has done as much essential work helping talents on their way as she played stellar sets around the globe - and for us in Berlin. We are more than happy to finally present her to you. Enjoy.



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Artwork by Jannis Mayr (@Joblyn)

Caleesi Im Tal - #057

BOOKING: ninze.okaxy.syndicat@gmail.com
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Over nearly a decade, NINZE & OKAXY established a significant and experimental sound which they also call 'Ketapop' by creating a spherical, yet melancholic atmosphere with a distinctive deepness and complex sound patterns. Noises from out of space and moving baselines stirring up the creatures who got lost in the duos slow sound, taking the audience to places where they haven’t been before and leaving them in gentle confusion. As part of the Laut&Luise family and doing their magic at their other live project Wide Awake, NINZE & OKAXY got to enchant the crowds all around Europe and from South to North America. Not only did the dyad gather impressions and inspiration from their various trips but also by working together with other artists such as Dwig, Christoph Schwarzwälder, Mira, Feathered Sun, Canson and Oceanvs Orientalis, constantly developing their sound to continue their musical journey. Since 2017 Ninze & Okaxy started their own event series called: 'Together' which is today on of the biggest parties of the Leipzig.
Furthermore they are were part of "Lush Life" and the “In Höchsten Höhen“ Crew, which are responsible for many memorable electronic parties & festivals around Leipzig in Germany.

since may 2012

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