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The fourth episode of Morphig Fields starts with some lovely ambient, but there are a couple of really interesting new releases that you really don't want to miss! 



Morphing Fields Episode 004

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Listen to the April Edition of Morphing Fields! I promote our Soliparty on the 05.04. into a clipping microphone, you really don’t want to miss it! Additionally to that I also have new music I REALLY need to show you.
Listen to it on the 01.04.2025, 9pm (CET) on 88.4 Colaboradio Berlin or on the Web Stream. Or wait a bit longer and listen to it on Soundcloud.

Morphing Fields Episode 005

prostatelatte, aka Halle Heiß, is a dynamic music producer and DJ from Singapore. Crafting energetic, soulful, and emotionally charged sets with a signature touch of irony. Their sound traverses hyperpop, electronic blends, trance, deconstructed club, techno, and classic gay pop anthems—always evolving, always unpredictable.

Guest Mix 002 - prostatelatte

rorykarotte takes you through atmospheric, bassy, breaky and lush sounds for the next guest mix of Morphing Fields. rorykarotte is the solo project of Berlin-based musician and producer Rory Mason.

Guest Mix 003 - rorykarrote

Pauli 403 is a Berlin music Producer and DJ, in his mix he showcases a selection of bass music and techno songs.

Guest Mix 004 Pauli 403

fisk ⋆ ˚｡𖦹 ⋆｡°♪⋆. 🐳 @fisksounds
 
fisk is a genre fluid promoter, DJ and artist who finds influence in various scenes and sounds, incorporating them into club and bass music. She isn’t a shy DJ and often flirts with the dancefloor - curating its energy throughout her set 💃.
 
Also a performing and exhibiting artist, she clashes activism with artistic practice in the ethos of DIY and improvisation. fisk has since 2019 curated concerts and club events in Berlin, promoting eclectic and forward thinking sounds. She is a resident of the bass collective Green Room and our dear AL.Berlin, and has released music on NoFutureBerlin and Fear Of Silence.

Recorded live from the nofuture x AL.Berlin Summer party 2025 at Panke in Berlin.

FISK-  NOFUTURE x AL.Berlin

Part three of RA.999: a celebration of soulful footwork and the timeless influence of DJ Rashad.

As we gear up to celebrate the 1,000th episode, RA.999 lands with five mixes across five days. First up was 1morning and Regal86, then Prosumer and Peach. Today, we turn our eyes to Chicago, with two of footwork staples, DJ Spinn and Manny, taking the reins of the third installment of RA.999 (both make their RA Podcast debut).

Ten years ago, Teklife Records was founded, following the untimely death of DJ Rashad in 2014. His collaborators started the label to honor the Chicago-born producer’s musical genius and continue his legacy of soulful footwork. Its first release would be Afterlife, a compilation of unreleased Rashad material that, in the words of Pitchfork, "captured the spirit of familial connection and experimentation integral to the Teklife crew."

Listening to RA.999, it doesn't take long for any footwork fan to realise that this is an hour-long homage to Rashad's phenomenal discography. The first lyric we hear is "Throw your L's up for Rashad!" on "L's UP FOR RASHAD," and a string of Rashad classics follow, many of which Spinn and Manny collaborated on. It's a that reminder  you of not just how staggeringly talented Rashad was, but how central collaboration was, and still is, to the Teklife project

Although many of these songs are more than a decade old, not one song sounds out of place in 2025. This is an emotional, riveting listen documenting the work of the best to do it in footwork. Back then, Rashad was the future, and he still is.

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@teklife57
Find the tracklist at ra.co/podcast/1007


RA.999 DJ Spinn & DJ Manny

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