Name: Voices Radio 05/06/25 by Noisy Neighbour
Duration: 1 h 2 min 50 s
Description: Noisy Neighbour back at the reins with and hour of Funk, Offbeat and Techno.

An extended dj friendly version of the totally amazing Wolf Alice track 'Don't Delete The Kisses'. I have peppered the track with bits of 'Blue Monday' by New Order as well. 

You can download this for free by clicking on the download tab which will take you to my Bandcamp where you also grab another version that uses 'Blue Monday' more explicitly......Soundcloud blocked me from uploading it here that's how explicit it is.

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Wolf Alice - Don't Delete The Kisses (Old Order Edit)

Another track from the elburno series-This one was for a remix series but it didn't get chosen. Click the free download button to get a copy!

@elbartomusikau x @burna1

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Pete Cannon & Patrice - Butterfly (Burna X Elbarto Remix)

Noisy Neighbour back at the reigns for an hour of offbeat and experimental techno.

Noisy Neighbour 02.01.25

Today we welcome Joe a.k.a Kincaid (@kincaidofficial) on our platform for an immersive sensorial journey.

Based in London, Kincaid gained recognition worldwide through his outstanding productions with well-known record labels such as Grid, Pressure Dome, Goodness, Well Street Record to name a few as well as guest mixes on renowned radios like Rinse and NTS.

This mix illustrates Kincaid’s broad musical spectrum. He smoothly transitions from dub-infused breaks to textural techno, driven by percussive, tribal rhythms that keep the energy flowing.

Meditative downtempo acts offer a chance to recenter, before deep techno sequences lead into introspective moments.

Osmura w/ Kincaid 22

"If a record is falling apart at the seams, I'll probably like it." Recorded live at Houghton 2024, our latest Playing Favourites episode sees the London artist discussing the beautiful leftfield music that's soundtracked his life.

British DJ and producer Call Super brings some colour to the depths of winter with this week's RA Exchange. The multifaceted artist has released music on Houndstooth, Hessle Audio, fabric, Dekmantel and the label he co-runs with Parris, can you feel the sun, becoming known for a deep yet always party-ready sound that combines house, UK funky, tech house and plenty more besides.

In this interview, recorded at last year's Houghton Festival, he talks to RA's managing editor, Carlos Hawthorn,  as part of our flagship live series, Playing Favourites. Among his choices are the music he listened to as a child; the record that inspired his passion for DJing; an artist who changed his perspective on music at large; and more practical songs he deploys in sets to refresh a crowd. The territory he covers is huge, from tech house and acid house to contemporary classical, experimental leftfield, abstract percussion and choral music. There are some tracks, he claims, that only work in certain contexts, but if played at the right time, "they send people." Listen to the episode in full. – Chloe Lula

EX.750 Call Super

Ottomani Parker (Big Hands, Abraham Parker, Hayato Takashi, Iza Parkel) Live at Bodily, with special guests Bint Mbareh and Alabaster Deplume.

very pleased to be sharing a special recording of @ottomaniparker live set at bodily just over a week ago with guests @bintmbareh & @alabaster_deplume 🍃

@bintmbareh is a palestinian musician collaborating with ottomani parker on improvised vocals and loose storylines. her work draws on research into rain summoning music as a way of challenging epistemicide in palestine, and of disrupting israel's monopoly over knowledge production — especially around water scarcity 🇵🇸

@alabasterdeplume — London-based jazz composer-poet-activist-improviser — brought his unpredictability to the set, weaving his saxophone into the group’s unfolding improvisation.

such a powerful and potent performance, and this recording captures just a fraction of the resonance felt in the room on the day. their live set had the room completely hooked — the chemistry between the group felt organic and breathing.

the moment felt intimate and sacred.

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Following his Violence of Positivity release on our label, @exitrecords head honcho @dbridge_exitrecords mixes our next CM podcast! 

Listen to Violence of Positivity here: https://orcd.co/camo005

Tracklist
1	Panoram - Brutal Meditation 
2	dBridge - Choose an Inspiration
3    Steve Spacek - HURLUSION
4	The Fear Ratio	- ONEFIVEOOOH
5	Greetje Bijma & Oceanic - Syzygy
6	Dj Fulltono - BC9FW
7	SNKLS -_ESSENCE I
8	dBridge - Enjoyable Delusion
9	Philipp Gorbachev - V KLUBE feat. BESPALEVO
10	dBridge - Uploaded Intelligence
11	Groves x Malfnktion - Drmstemm
12	Poison Arrow - Casa Show (Heart Drive's Slow Bleed Mix)
13	Commix - Laura
14	Tammo Hesselink - Beam
15	Plastikman - Hypokondriak (Sun People Edit)
16	dBridge - Modernistic
17	dBridge - Synthesis of Incompatibilities
18	dBridge - it takes time
19	dBridge - Battle Of The Locust


Candy Mountain Podcast #007: dBridge

Proper full crew takeover with Noisy Neighbour and Racso Renniks joining me in the studio as part of our Orbital Sounds Spring Session. We were also joined by special guest Alex Farrell from London Afrobeat Collective to talk about some new music he's been working on, alongside a new DJ Fitness segment - joking, not joking; lets get fit guys!

Act Now 19/04/2025

Noisy Neighbour back at the reins with and hour of Funk, Offbeat and Techno.

Voices Radio 05/06/25

Cybotron - Clear

The X-Men - Professor X 
A Mr. Turner Edit

We are talking about Arabian Prince >> In 1986 he was a founding member of N.W.A but when fellow member Ice Cube came back from the Phoenix Institute of Technology in 1988, Arabian Prince soon after left over royalty and contract disagreements. "I started off as a solo artist", he said, " so I was aware of what a royalty statement was. I knew that when these many records were sold, there is a quarterly statement. When you look at it, you can see how much money was paid and then share it. This was not the case. We were also never paid for touring." Eazy-E, Ice Cube and MC Ren remained as the main performers, DJ Yella was the turntablist and Dr. Dre was the main producer.

After leaving N.W.A, Arabian Prince began a solo career. His first album, Brother Arab, was released in 1989 with the hit single "She's Got A Big Posse"; Where's My Bytches followed in 1993.

Voices Radio 05/06/25

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