Eclectic Electronic Soundscapes-

These sound like or have elements of drones to me  but then not all drones sound the same....

As with all the playlists, there are no prefences to artist or genre and they very eclectic. They are jumping off points to discoveries. Just let some of the tracks play onto the next....follow up on "sounds like"....see who's following, many artists follow other artists....

Artists are Eliane Radigue, annef, Ain Bailey, Steffi Baron-Neuhuber, DuChamp, Skoddie, Anna Peaker, Liz Meredith, Anastasia Vronski, Ellen Arkbro, Natalia Beylis, Jessica Moss, Christi Denton, LAIR, Asha Tamirisa, Patricia Wolf, Experimental Housewife and  Susan Drone.

Feminatronic #150 - Not all Drones sound the same #2

https://soundcloud.com/dj-swisha
https://soundcloud.com/acemo
https://soundcloud.com/kush_jones
https://soundcloud.com/moma_ready

DJ SWISHA, AceMo, Kush Jones and MoMa Ready b2b @ The Lot Radio 10-04-2023

Eliane Radigue - Vice Versa, Etc… 2

Recording of Black Rave Culture's set at Lentekabinet 2024.

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Left, Right & Centre with Croft - 16 February 2025

Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ @kb_a

RRFM • Vinz Sosa • 19-02-2025

Se desbordó el jardín - Aguirre invites Saradélica - 260225

When in doubt, dance it out. Hailing from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this month’s transit is brought to us by @just-callmedaddy, who takes us through a polyrhythmic soundscape with percussive elements reminiscent of the drums of Carnaval. Weaving together murky synths, thought-provoking vocals, and jazz-inspired instrumentals, she combines her latest digs with the sounds rooted in her upbringing. As a member of FLINTA* collective Sugar Slip, her approach to dance music is powerfully intersectional, aiming to highlight Latin American producers and reclaim the club as a space to celebrate marginalized perspectives. Experimental and deconstructed, festive and combative, this mix serves as a powerful reminder of music as a tool in resistance, a heartbeat of communities, and in her words, a soundtrack of radical joy. Tracklist in the comments. xoxo!      

INSTA: instagram.com/sugar_slip/
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1. What was your inspiration for the mix?
Inspiration came from so many places. Whenever I am asked to record a mix, I like using the opportunity to record things I wouldn't usually have the chance to play in a club. I have been listening to a lot of experimental and jazz music. Recently, a friend introduced me to the work of the Art Ensemble of Chicago. I got immediately hooked, and had to open this mix with one of their songs, played together with this eerie-dreamy spoken track by Juan Ramos. The lyrics really spoke to me when I first heard it. This jazz-experimental nod will be a recurrent element in the mix.
 
The world is such a weird place right now, and recording a bouncy and sunny mix just felt unright. Then I remembered that Carnaval was just around the corner. I am from Brazil, and Carnaval is this special time of the year when people connect with their communities in bloc parties that last for days. These parties become a liminal space of transgression, offering a celebratory freedom of expression synonymous with challenging the powers that be. Throughout history, Carnaval has been a bastion of Brazilian resistance, led by the beat of the drums and some radical joy. I took inspiration from this date - I wanted this mix to be an exercise of bold experimentation and rhythmic complexity. You will hear a lot of percussions resembling Carnaval drums throughout this mix - sometimes they will feel festive, sometimes they will feel combative.
 
Towards the middle of the set I included some Brazilian history, with a song that brings vocals by Rio’s funk legend, Mc Carol. I close the mix with a bit of an oddball, my favorite song from the latest EP by São Paulo’s Teto Preto. The lyrics say “just give me my money back”. It is an internal joke Brazilians have, where we tell Europeans, particularly Portuguese, to give back our “gold”. I suppose humor is our way of denouncing the historical harms of colonialism. 
 
2. How has your local music scene shaped your sound as an artist / approach to nightlife?
I am from Rio de Janeiro, but I spent most of my early adulthood in São Paulo. The two cities are so different - the landscape, the people, the vibe. I think this contrast influences a lot my approach to music. This blending of different tempos, elements, genres... Whenever I am playing something, I want the music to celebrate diversity and push boundaries - of sound, body, and mind.
 
I am currently living in Vienna, and this mix is also influenced by the local scene here. I am lucky to be surrounded by very inspiring people from so many different places. This mix is a result of my exchanges with them, the music we send to each other, and the kindness and support we mutually share.

UNITED TRANZIT 007 - call me daddy

Live recording @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Youtube and futureintelradio.com.

LazerGazer╚═ Future Intel X topo2 ═╗ 27 02 2025

For the Cause, held on Boonwurrung Country

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Kokoprisci is a Paris-based DJ of Togolese descent blending house, breaks, and bass with UK club influences. A Rinse France resident since 2023, she’s known for genre-fluid sets across iconic Paris venues and festivals like Macki and Les Ardentes. A deep digger with a fearless approach to sound.


Kokoprisci @ Kiosk Radio 18.05.2025

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