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⫷ 𝔻𝕒𝕣𝕜 𝔻𝕠𝕝𝕡𝕙𝕚𝕟 ⫸ Are you aware that Orcas belong to the Dolphin Family? I don’t find it that obvious at first sight because of firstly, their size that is closer to a whale than a « regular » dolphin and secondly because of the name « Killer Whales » that is given to them. Not because they are whales but because they do eat whales sometimes, especially wild transient orcas. Orcas are at the top chain predators. Even great white sharks « fear » them.  Yet, they never attacked any human beings. They like to come close, watch us, play, and interact even sometimes but they have no interest in eating us. Why? What do they have to teach us? 

I sometimes wonder where this chemical attraction I have for Orcas comes from.
And it is now at its highest pick! I understood they are pushing me to dig deep into myself. To go see the darkest parts. And I understand those are the parts that give me my highest potential!

With my friend Julie, we did not swim with Orcas (yet) but we did swim with wild dolphins in the Red Sea of Egypt. This trip and this encounter were some of the deepest we got to experience, on various levels. We dived deep into the clear waters of the Red Sea and facing those wild dolphins was like facing ourselves in a mirror.

And what came out could only be beautiful, liberating, and joyful at the end!

At the occasion of their wedding festival, « La Farfaderie » Julie and her husband Omar, booked me to play… twice in two days! I felt super privileged!

For the first set, nighttime, I had around 2 hours to embark my audience into a special journey. I wanted it dark and crispy, deep and jumpy. So I decided to step out a little bit of my comfort zone that is downtempo and explore other genres like tech-house or melodic techno and even Italo Disco. Also because the Dj playing after me was going to play Italo Disco so I had to adapt to create a smooth transition between us too.

I was a bit tensed when I started playing but a few people came to me to tell me how great it. I was filled with so much support, before, during, and after the gig. It was incredible and those who were there have no idea how much courage it gave me and how it helped me gain in confidence! 🙏


Thank you guys so much for the amazing energy on the dancefloor 

Thank you Julie Dommanget & Omar Larguèche for the family booking, Ronan de Suin, Louis Bourguet and François Donazzan for setting up this amazing stage and my little Chaton François Donazzan, you again for the sound engineering ;-)

And to those who are discovering the journey just now, I hope the energy will sweat through it and give yourself a great time too! 

Welcome to the organic journey of « Dark Dolphin »!

OrKatz | Dark Dolphin. | La Farfaderie - Summer 2021

[ɪnʒɨ'njer] - [ˈprɒʤəkt]: [бан’а saʊnd ˈsɪstɪm] №13


Listen to it on all music platforms, I hope you can feel the vibe. <3

Now Im Gone

I Am The Horizon

live mix by @isaacsoto

"made with love from Satélite, Estado de México"
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Mousikē 59 | "La Fruta Caída" by Isaac Soto

Podcast by Melanie Camsen 
- Ocean Innovation Hub - United Nations World Oceans Day - June 2020

An Immersive and interactive digital platform
for Sustainable Ocean Solutions

Join us in this inspiring virtual conference space to learn more and exchange ideas about the most important issues today facing our oceans. The full day experience will include discussions, films , music and photography exhibitions about the world's oceans.

This event will be the grand finale for the UN World Oceans week of events around the theme for 2020 - "Innovation for a Sustainable Ocean"

Registration:  June 12 from  12:00 noon - 7:00 pm EST
https://bit.ly/Ocean-Innovation-Hub

Interview with Melanie Camsen by Parties4Peace

Q) Tell us about your music career and how you got started ? 

I was always interested in music, and when I was little my parents used to play music for me to sleep. Then the music began impacting different stages of my life and I started to know different bands, music styles and genres.  I never imagined I'd become a DJ. It was never in my plans, but it happened, and I'm very happy to be able to share the music I like with many people from different parts of the world. 
I have a very short career, as I started 4 years ago, and I was always interested in downtempo music.  In 2016 I traveled to Berlin, and during that trip I got very motivated with the genre and I decided to move for a while to that city to know more about the culture of music, clubs, etc. and that city convinced me that I wanted to do this. 

Q) How would you describe your music, and what inspires you to create ?

I use different sounds, from organics, ethnics, to tropicals and groovy rhythms. My music is characterized by a low bpm. Depending where I have to play, the kind of trip I can create changes. 

Q) What do you personally love about the ocean ? 

The freedom and peace you receive while you hear the sounds of the water. Theoretically the water transmits tranquility because it is one of the first sounds we hear inside our mother’s belly. 

I had the opportunity to dive some years ago and it was an amazing experience. There are not many places on this earth where u can connect 100% with your breathing and feel like you are so small inside this huge paradise. 
Having been born in a mountainous place, always seeing the ocean was a special moment. Sometimes you want what you can’t have and whenever that moment comes, it fills you with energy.

Q) This year for the United Nations World Oceans Day, the 2020 theme is "Innovation for a Sustainable Ocean". How do you think artists can contribute to supporting ocean conservation.

It doesn't matter if you are a popular artist or not, if the public is not educated and has no awareness of the environment there is not much that can be done. The world after this pandemic we are living is changing, and hopefully this can be an opportunity to wake up. I think event producers should set some environmental rules and the public should be encouraged to follow them until they realize that it is good for everybody. For example, some systems of reduction of the use of plastics in clubs and festivals, as well as some other rules to keep the places clean of waste that can affect the ocean and the environment. 

Q) Parties4Peace is a non profit organization working to promote a culture of peace through music and art -  how do you think music can have a positive impact on the world ? 

Music has always had a positive impact on the world especially in the times we are living today, I could not imagine the world surviving without music and art at this time. Besides, music is something that encompasses many branches, music allows us all to be united and connected regardless of belief, religion, color, etc.

Mix by Melanie Camsen - Ocean Innovation Hub

@soundsofdeepculture

Less words, more Sounds!
The Deep or Nothing!
Greetings from Asia!

Sounds of Deep Culture - Moscow Electronic Association Podcast 011

Basistov | Podcast 006

🎴 @kusuf ⪮⪮ Memories On Tape  ⪮⪮

∻ @iv-in - Memories On Tape • [ Hybrid-Live Set ]
What are memories? What are these tiny fragments of images, sounds, and feelings that move slowly towards you, like waves on a shore? What if we translated these into sounds? Trying to capture the warmth and the washed-up imagery that float around so freely in our heads. Stripped down to the core of the sound. Sounds that swim through vast spaces in the universe that sit inside of our brain. The washed-up fragments come up to the surface, and they create beautiful chains of atmospheres that give you that dream-like state.

The gliding of the synthesizers, the texture of the sound, the raw and distorted buildups that take you higher and higher. Minimalism is essential, no drums, just heartbeats, processed through endless loops of cassette tapes, just like our childhood. Waves, forests, streets, cities, and private places recorded and layered around poetry and accompanied by guitars and bass blend imperfectly on the sounds you hear, and these are nuances of the past are the haunting thoughts that wake you up in the middle of the night.

These are Memories on Tape.

🖼 Artwork : @itsamza

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KUSUF#19 IV-IN - Memories On Tape • [ Hybrid-Live Set ]

Onur diner - session @attic

This psychedelic spark-slinging (funkenschleuder) mix leads simply and straight through a trip of love in all its disturbing facets. He takes you up to the sky from where you take the elevator further into the universe……
Make sure that you don't get lost....


Tracklist lovely blue raincoat

Leonard Cohen, Famous Blue Raincoat (funkenschleuder review)
Lemonella, Post Hallucination
Beyhude, Yakamoz
Ali Dada - Tea Surf (Trippin Jaguar's Neon Wave Remix)
Hindi Zahra, Fly High
Beyhude, Karma
NU Geku
NU Be Real
Spokane, On The Stair
Lyrics: Akua Naru, Poetry
GroundBEAT: funkenschleuder

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Funkenschleuder - Lovely Blue Raincoat

Istanbul based Producer & Dj,
Booking: bookingodnr@gmail.com
Promo & Remix : onur_diner@hotmail.com

Onur diner - session @attic

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