What an opening, what a closing...what a journey, Elad! This is a masterpiece.

Hello, could you name this ID I suppose that is Insomnia edit but which one... ))

Forty-first guest of KHIDI Podcast series is Blue Hour, a British DJ, producer and founder of the label of the same name

KHIDI Podcast NR.41: Blue Hour

HATE Podcast 265th with Lars Huismann

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Krzrzrz 101.41 Pt.2

Guests: Lea Occhi, Marçal, Rene Wise
Host: Freddy K

NEW--> Instagram: Krzrzrz_101

Mail: krzrzrzradioshow@gmail.com
Krzrzrz 101 YouTube channel: bit.ly/32JPqEu

Artwork: Diego Vicinanza

Krzrzrz 101.41 Pt.2 w/ Lea Occhi, Marçal, Rene Wise, DEMO tracks, KEY Vinyl, Clone.nl

The result of my latest trip to the green room... Vinyl only, enjoy 💚

HÖR April 27th 2022

Re-watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvF3dZNCQqg

Re-Watch on YouTube

Blue Hour @ Hör (July 28th 2022)

Next up in the Fast Forward Audio Series, we present: Introversion

The 25-year-old Berliner by choice which defines himself as a producer, sound designer, and DJ is part of the new generation of young talents gaining a foothold in the electronic music industry by shaping it with his own pioneering style.

In terms of producing, drums play a significant role in Introversion’s compositions (it was the first instrument he laid his hands on in adolescent years). Many are breakbeat focused – not just the odd track here and there, it is definitely something that permanently defines his style. Other common denominators in his work are the continuous exploration of infusing furious dark 90’s inspired techno with melancholic trance elements. Drums in full attack or wild synth stabs often get calmed by an emerging wave of classic trance chords finding their way into the arrangement. The way Introversion carefully picks out and introduces these old school-components, not being scared of their effect upon incorporating them, is what makes his tracks sound fresh and invigorating.

As a DJ, Introversion creates a diverse combination of tracks originated from hard, forceful techno. His sets mainly consist of new or unreleased material, drawing inspiration from 90’s and 00’s techno, rave and trance, alongside bridging a way to well-selected classics. To find the right balance for the journey, the emphasis lies as much on seeking out the track with the perfect severe kick drum, as well as the one containing the right atmospheric moment: “I love to play melodies and harmonic stuff, not just drum jams. But always quite hard”.

Enjoy!

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Artwork by Melina Stehr

Fast Forward Audio Series #78: Introversion

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FrenzyPodcast.126 Yonti

It’s time for our annual Summer Series again, where we will present you a podcast every week until the end of the summer!

The 126th FrenzyPodcast, and second of the ’22 Summer Series is provided by Yonti, hailing from Tel-Aviv and recently relocated in Berlin. Focusing on atmospheric raw techno and dark rolling beats, his sets are a display of momentum and tension building. Shifting from heavy cuts to funky minimalistic loops and always keeping the energy high characterize the sound of Yonti. Besides his noticeable skills as a DJ, which got him to play at many parties in - and outside of his hometown, including the infamous Snax and Klubnacht in Berghain, Yonti had a significant influence in Tel-Aviv’s techno scene as the owner of Alphabet Club and Phi Garden, that brought to the city a fresh breath of queer parties. 

For Frenzy, Yonti created a one hour mix where he display his fine taste for track selection and mixing skills. Don’t miss out on the sound of Yonti, enjoy!

Artwork: Studio Être Noir | https://www.instagram.com/studio.etre.noir/

FrenzyPodcast #126 - Yonti

XXLAB is the latest brainchild of @francoisx, reference of the French techno & house music scene since the 90s. Moved by a wish to break the current codes of electro, he sets himself apart thanks to his wide culture - ambient, house, breakbeat and much more.

Tune in for XXLAB every 1st Thursday of the month from 21h to 22h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

XXLab avec François X - 13 Octobre 2022

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Caniche @ Tresor Berlin, 18.01.23 (Opening Set)

Elad Magdasi is known for his melodic but driving Techno sets and the label Front Left Records which is run by him. He already contributed with the banging EP »Power Dynamics« and two tracks on our ISSUE compilation series. We're very happy to have him now for this LAP CAST.

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LAP CAST / Elad Magdasi

@radicalsoftness, a name which, at first sight, seems controversial and yet has a very much deeper meaning. Being a somewhat radical person when it comes to vouching for values such as the right of self expression, establishment of safer spaces and FLINTA visibility in the scene. On the other hand being a radical person stands and falls with the softest part of any human – the inner self. 

On the musical side of the coin, Radical Softness immediately evokes a sense of warmth and force at the same time, which again represents the artistic direction of the name itself. 
Powerful rhythmic patterns go hand in hand with mellow synths – together on a mission to invite dancers to reach the subconscious in an almost therapeutic way. 
Radical Softness introduces repetition to you as the means to escape daily sorrows, to feel again and gain a few hours of freedom from a seemingly fast-paced and cold outside world.

Radical Softness’ desire to be a DJ already subconsciously began in 2013 when they started working at a local bar, where they quickly became the one in charge of the music playlists. This marks the beginning of following a path down the rabbit hole into a new universe and into digging through artists entire discographies. 
Their move to Berlin in 2015 further shaped their vision of music. By that time Radical Softness was already asking people in their circle to show them how to DJ, but never felt welcome enough to actually dive head first into the blue. 

In 2019 the switch luckily flicked, they stepped behind the decks, quickly gained recognition, especially through them well-received sets on HÖR Berlin and combined their deep music collection with the ability to quickly grasp how DJing works from the core. And yet, what we hear right now is just the beginning of what Radical Softness has to offer.

GUEST SERIES : Radical Softness

LAP records is a laboratory where unconditional music lovers can express their »NonTrend« time machine of sounds, which phases through clubs, bedroom studios and floors. Delivering the unexpected.

With a quite talented and radiant culture of residents at [PAL], we finally have an imprint to release some steam and thoughts. Also producers and friends of the international circuit will have their influence.

LAP records is a division of [PAL] Hamburg.

contact & demos
tobias.hacker@lap-records.com
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[PAL] Residents
aitch - Aliha - At.Avem - bobbie* - Blessing - Christopher Lawrenz - Cryptofauna - Eddie Ness - Epikur - Fabian Ziemer - Faerber - Haeder -  Harre - Jan Kinsey - Levente - Liem - LIFKA - Lucinee - Marc Schneider - Nute - Oskar. - Paul Omen - Romano Van De Mas - Sunny - Strathy - Stute - Vuuduu - Wrangel

No PAL minus the residents. They open and they close. They speed up and they slow down. They are catalysts. They are glue. Listen to their sound.

LAP CAST / Elad Magdasi

[PAL]

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