Welcome Priori to the BSR MIX!

Honoured to have one of our favourite producers on the BSRMIX off the back of his amazing new LP 'Your Own Power'.

Read a full interview with Priori here: https://buttersessions.com/blog/interview-with-priori

www.buttersessions.com

BSRMIX #118 - Priori

Roza Terenzi reflects and delivers a lush mix of cloudy steppers, deep ambiences and uplifting tempo shifts. On the back of her Australia and Asia tour, we caught up to get the lowdown on the recent trip, Step Ball Chain and things to come in 2023. We're not gonna lie, we’re pretty stoked for this one.

Full interview with Roza here: https://oddysee.fm/podcasts/roza-terenzi/

https://soundcloud.com/roza-terenzi
https://soundcloud.com/stepballchain

Interview

Oddysee 052 | 'Bass Reflection' by Roza Terenzi

Warming up the Naval Store stage at Mode Festival 2023 before Ludwig A.F, Klon Dump, Object Blue b2b TSVI and DJ Voices

Photo - Benjamin Weser

Command D Mode Festival 2023

Recording of Kia & no service's set at Dekmantel Selectors 2023.

Kia & no service at Dekmantel Selectors 2023

The Sizeable Mix Vol. 27: Roza Terenzi

A very special memory... Melbourne/Naarm duo @hybridmn, live at the last ever edition of the beloved, iconic Inner Varnika in Bookar, a few hours from Melb. 7:30 til 8:30 pm Friday, Easter Weekend 2023.

<3

ani/live Fifty Three: Hybrid Man (live) @ Inner Varnika 2023

Yeeeehheeeew!!

TOMBOLOMIXX has the enormous pleasure to welcome  @RiccardoVillella, boss of the classic and admired @truants series. Vilella has an incredible knowledge of all strands of the rave pool, shown here with this masterful and euphoric journey through house, prog, breaks, trance,everything your soul desires.

Villella creates the types of mixes that you will consistently return to over and over, he has the true gift of being able to choose a world and a feeling and realise it entirely.

TOMBOLOMIXX 123 - Villella

Three sizzling hours from the mind behind one of the world's best labels, Kalahari Oyster Cult.

What you'll hear on this week's RA Podcast is the closing slot of 2024's Organik Festival—already a coveted moment. But as the sun dipped on Taiwan's north coast, something else was going on: Rey Colino was laying down quite possibly the set of his life.

We're big fans of Colino, AKA Colin Volvert, here at RA. Few do it better when it comes to the type of pacy, lysergic thumpers that have become synonymous with both Kalahari and the distro One Eye Witness. A quick glance over the Belgian label's impressive alumni confirms how deeply his work flows through contemporary clubs.

On RA.954, Volvert's sharp ear and swaggering DJ style are on full display. He locks in with many shades of his record bag, alongside a grip of new and forthcoming KOC cuts—some so fresh, the ink on the deal is barely even dry. We could go into the particulars, but it's best to just get stuck in: this one's a deep, deliriously effective trip.

@reycolino @kalaharioystercult @oneyewitness @smokemachinetaipei

Read more at ra.co/podcast/954

RA Podcast

RA.954 Rey Colino

Welcome to the latest version of Dream Software's: Virtual Utopia. The tenth update has been programmed by none other than Don Chich (@donchich), a core member of the corporation - that is, and always will be, close to the heart of the label. The southern hemispheres connoisseur of fine trance (and beyond) never fails to impress with his depth of knowledge, ability to synthesisiacally create detailed imagery in the minds of listeners, and his understanding of pace and progression throughout a set that keeps your desires and expectations in a harmonic symbiosis. Alex is a true creative in sonic storytelling, and this one is a timeless novel.

You plug in and feel the familiar sensation of shifting sensory alignment, preparing you for the program you're about to experience. As the landscape renders realtime and your retinas refocus you eventually make sense of what's in front of you. You accept the safety conditions and enter the program.  A dust-covered voyage through lands of future-past, heavy duty steel panels fitted together to the latest interstellar corporations safety 'standards' line the floor as pathways, half covered by orange sand. The panelwork extends to the external walls of buildings, doors, warehouses, and even vehicles - it must be something to do with the pressure or gravity on this planet? Extreme weather? It's hard to be sure. Either way you board a vehicle that feels as if it's waiting for you; the 30cm thick steel door slides closed behind you with a satisfying pneumatic locking system. An increasing drone of engines reaching power vibrate underneath you, the engines stabilise, and the vehicle slowly heads towards the sky, a heavy orange fog, ascending into a distant unknown.

Endless shimmering displays of various gas clouds, exhibiting far more than the visible light spectrum, populate your peripheral vision as you approach a distant quadrant of the net of reality. Constellations you've only seen and heard of through the Ethernet drift by as you allow the gravitational pull of the local solar systems to steer you through this section of deep space. A metallic asteroid being guided through the expanse of existence. Velocity increases as the sizes and number of planets do; light begins to bend in ways you throught unimaginable, layers of reality slowly tear away like burning holes through paper, and as the pace increases, what's revealed below seems impercievable to anything that exists on a dimension lower than it. It felt like a realm of vibrational egalitarianism emitting a pure omnibenevolence and omniscience that made you feel calm and at peace, an entity that felt familiar yet incomprehensible at the same time.

A computerised female voice explains it's time to turn around and head back to the initial coordinate of the program, and due to the rapid expansion of this part of space we must travel at warp speed to counter-act it. As the GForce increases the outside becomes a true spectacle; photons bending and stretching past you as the mechanics of physics become a series of unanswered questions, the phenomenology of 'now' proves the metaphysicality of existence is just as real as the physical. The vibrational information stored beyond of the quarks of existence is now visible to the naked eye and shares secret formulas of nature's code, only perceivable when you realise there is nothing to percieve.

Powering through the dark expanse at such speeds unveils the fracticality of existence. The mathematics of nature is all based on fractal equations and common series' of organic 'numerical' systems which are processed without the desire to categorise or understand. All of this information is embedded within the nucleus of every atom at a vibrational level. Does this mean music is somewhat a language of nature? Is the never ending, fractally peripheral progression of this program an understanding into natures way of doing? Or is this all something we are all too physical to understand?

Virtual Utopia 10: Don Chich

TO YOU

Moonlight Valentine

Amsterdam based platform and record label voyaging through mix transmissions and Buy Music Club curations. Monthly show on Echobox Radio.

www.oddysee.fm