We're happy to welcome another British talent with us this week. @syberkid and her music have been a part of Syntop's journey for a long time now and enchant us in this part of our podcast series with a typical dreamy sound, wide drumbeats, and extraordinary rhythms.

Photography by Mona H.

Syntop Audio 41 – Sybil

#98 calls for a special appearance by my dear friend, and very talented dj/ creator @voxsupreme. Lounes and I met on the beach at waking life festival in 2019 and have been friends ever since, now having done two ambient b2bs, at ADE in Amsterdam in 2019, and then coming full circle, we met at waking life 2022 for our second b2b. 

I consider him a master of all things ambient and electronica.. constanty impressed by the music he shares and plays. Clearly though, his dj'ing doesn't stop at ambient, with a crazy diversity of styles .. from dubstep and dnb to electro, breaks, techno and everything in between. 

Lounes is the man behind the ethereal dreamworld that is @traumgarten - a special collective focused on downtempo/experimental music and events. I'm always so impressed by the love, thought and creativity that goes into his events, alongside his partner Marinka who often contributes too.

Lots of love Lounes and so happy to finally have you as part of the series! <3

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Animix Ninety Eight: Vox supreme

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Grammar of Movement - Affair 112

Mother of Whomp Party, Annx (@anna-rose-wirth) invites Manchester-based, Tom for the latest ‘Sound of Whomp’. Expect an hour-long deep dive into Tom’s downtempo dreamland, a hazy filled journey of sub-100bpm tracks. 

This mix of absolute perfection starts with some deep downtempo throb, moving through psychedelic chug, building to low and slow hypnotic techno and finally ending on chill-out room floaters. In Tom’s words “Beginning of the night, end of the night, I’m not entirely sure where this mix would fit in myself…”

Anna met Tom through a special alcove of the internet ‘Rapture Network’ and invited him on the show after enjoying all his posts and spending quality dancefloor time together at Sonic Rites.

The Sound of Whomp w/ Tom 13/08/22

Gang of Ducks welcomes Konduku at their monthly Outsiders show.
Known mainly for his percussive and high energy dj sets, offering a blend of dub techno, mid-2000s Italian techno, locked-in Eastern European minimalism and classic and turn-of-the-century tech-house, for this Gang of Ducks guest shows Konduku digs in to his ambient and experimental collection.

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EOS radio show aired on September 9th, 2022. Guest mix by @latency-recordings

1st hour: Agonis

2nd hour: Latency
Tracklist:
1 Moby - Next Is The E (Synthe) [Instinct]
2 Direct - Let It Ride [R&S]
3 Roza Terenzi - Weakest Link (D. Tiffany remix) [Voyage]
4 The Future Sound Of London - Shrink [Jumpin' & Pumpin’]
5 Two Lone Swordsmen - Neuflex [Warp]
6 Paleman - The Day [Swamp 81]
7 Lokane - Body Double VIP [Nervous Horizon]
8 Slikback - Smoke [Not On Label]
9 OSSX - Internet Cafe [Not On Label]
10 Liquid - Feel 3 [XL]
11 Bodysnatch - Just 4 U London (Kuff Mix) [Big City]
12 Angel D Lite - 7am feat. Ell Murphy [Planet Euphorique]
13 Urban Tribe - Her [TRUST]
14 Gábor Lázár - Excite [Edition Mego]
15 John Glacier - Cryptomnesia [PLZ Make It Ruins]
16 Rusowsky - mwah :3 feat. Dinamarca [Not On Label]
17 Leila - Unreleased [Not On Label]
18 The Threshold HouseBoys Choir - So Free It Knows No End [Mental
Grooves]

EOS Radio September 2022 – Latency invited by Agonis

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The Scarlet Witch

Growing up in one of the Netherlands' quieter nooks, @tammohesselink’s unwavering passion for music saw him spend countless hours of his youth in his attic, digging, researching and building up a profoundly deep knowledge and love of electronic music. Eventually, this singular passion lead Tammo out of his attic and into his local record store “Deeptrax”, where the guys behind the counter helped to refine his taste further, indoctrinating him to the sounds of Chicago, Detroit, Berlin and The Hague. Over time, Tammo very naturally found himself working at the store, where his taste continued to both deepen and expand, with a growing appreciation for a diverse range of sounds including UK-centred post-dubstep, leading to the distinctive, genre-bending approach he is known for today.

As a producer, Tammo has developed an outstanding body of work under a range of alias’ since the mid-2010’s, first releasing via his own imprint “The Invariants” before seeing his music published on famed Dutch platforms @delsinrecords and @nousklaeraudio in more recent years. Although there may be variations in sound and approach between his projects, one constant is a solid sense for warm, resonant groove which filters through the many aspects of his music - from light-hearted arpeggiated synths, to organic, intricately programmed percussion. 
Tammo carries this same quality into his DJ sets, which has enabled him to take the stage at events such as Breakfast Club and Dekmantel Selectors, and also to become a resident at the now sadly closed De School.

This rhythmically diverse mix for Patterns of Perception channels Tammo’s inimitable sound and musical insight, building from a deep, measured beginning, before gathering energy and momentum further into the mix. The result is a fiercely arresting 83 minutes of music that takes the listener on a winding narrative journey through varied and utterly compelling club music.

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/tammohesselink
https://www.facebook.com/tammohesselink00
https://www.instagram.com/tammo8000/
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/tammohesselink

Patterns of Perception 72 - Tammo Hesselink

Patterns of Perception