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DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ sent us a very good combinision. Layin it down good style

Combinisions IV

🚨 DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ's That All Sound The Same Guest Mix🚨 Weteggs Radio 23

Listen to my voice shake your a$$ to the beat
Hips side to side Poke Ur Face pump the heat!!!!

Poke Ur Face

dj turn it down, the exits on ur left
pack it up, dont make a sound cuz i got a request 
partys almost done but we aint havin fun   
thats why me n my girlfriends got headphones in da club 
dj turn it down, the exits on ur left
pack it up, dont make a sound cuz i got a request 
partys almost done but we aint havin fun   
thats why me n my girlfriends got headphones in da club 
dj turn it down, the exits on ur left
pack it up, dont make a sound cuz i got a request 
partys almost done but we aint havin fun   
thats why me n my girlfriends got headphones in da club 

p-p-pack it up
headphones in da club-club
p-p-pack it up
headphones in da club-club
p-p-pack it up
headphones in da club-club
thats why me n my girls got headphones in da club 

p-p-pack it up
p-p-pack it up
p-p-pack it up
p-p-pack it up
p-p-pack it up
headphones in da club-club
headphones in da club-club
headphones in da club-club
headphones in da club-club
headphones in da club-club

HEADPHONES IN DA CLUB

lie 5

semicoop-11

carina phone 1000 - slow pulp (sochi edit)

Strings

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@lil-data IM chat with Alex McLean - https://slab.org/about

data: Hi Alex McLean aka yaxu, creator of TidalCycles! What are you up to?

yaxu: I'm on the way home to the Socialist Republic after a weekend in a small dark room with a lot of speakers in Deptford listening to algorithmic patterns with some new friends. How are you doing?

data: I’m doing really good! I’m glad I can finally ask you things. Like, how much live code have you live coded?

yaxu: Quite a lot but I can't remember very much of it and didn't save much so it doesn't matter. I just found this in my editor though which is proof that I have live coded something:

```@tidal
d1 $ stack [off "<0.25 0.125>" (# (speed 2 # crush (slow 16 $ scale 2 16 saw))) $ someCycles (off 0.25 ((|*| up "12 0") . struct "x(5,8)" . (# sound "supermandolin"))) $ jux rev $ sometimes (|+| n 12)
            $ off 0.25 ((|+| n 7) . (# (s "superpiano" # gain 0.8))) $ chunk 4 ((|+| n 12) . (fast 2)) $ n "c3(3,8)" # sound "supermandolin"
            # shape 0.6
            # bpf (scale 300 1200 rand)
            # bpq 10
            # legato (scale 2 8 sine)
            # gain 1.3
            |+| n ("<c e f g>" + "[c g]/8")
            |*| gain 0.9
            # room 0.4
           ]
```

data: How much have animals influenced your music and your software? You have a cat right?

yaxu: Yes actually I have two cats, Douglas and Stanley, they tell me what to do but don't really get involved in my code. I did once live code for a cat but it was already asleep.

I guess cats do have a lot of important procedures though and procedures are the basis of software engineering. I think live coding is not much to do with software engineering any more though.

data: How did Tidal come about?

yaxu: I wanted to free improvise with a percussionist friend and it was too slow to respond to him in existing scripting languages, I had to type in too much code to make each change. I got interested in how Bernard Bel was notating tabla rhythms and started experimenting with making a live coding language based on cyclic pattern. After a lot of performances with half-written software that eventually became Tidal, which is now mostly written and I can now make a change in a few seconds. Not as fast as a percussionist but it's OK.

data: Would you rather make closed source software or be immortal? Those are the two things I think you might hate the most.

yaxu: I'd like to try out being immortal for a short while. I make closed source software all the time I just keep it to myself.

data: Two shocking answers.

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Lil Data - Never Coded Better / Attention Land (Live Code 2016-2017)

Artist: @bungalovv
Album: Donde Hubo Fuego
Release Date: April 24th,2020
Format: Digital

Buenos Aires-born producer Pablo Betas — known as Bungalovv — celebrates his return to the Infinite Machine family with the release of the enchanting debut album, Donde Hubo Fuego.

Proceeding his 2017 EP ‘Luz Mala‘, which was coined by THE FADER as 'an unlikely entente between the sinister and the seductive', his reappearance to the imprint is analogous to this. Currently residing in Berlin, Bungalovv is also a founding member of TRRUENO, a collective and label that was born in Buenos Aires, united by new technologies as a resource and means to expand the spectrum of aesthetic possibilities in electronic, experimental, performance and audiovisual scenes.

Pulling inspiration from a diverse appetite comprised of dembow, obscure club experiments and animalistic synthesis, Bungalovv also utilises foley recordings exceptionally across the ten tracks. Flickers of the album opener ‘Bandera Robada’, are a cautionary suggestion of what lies ahead. And with antagonistic titles like ‘Soil Taste’ shaped from stabbing timbres and unpredictable time signatures like an Omni-angular sonic attack, you get pulled into a sinful parallel universe as the LP progresses. Cries of distortion, time-stretched cinematic doom, and unquantised ASMR excerpts are glued together like a tapestry, laying among devastating blows that meteor into a landing pad of extraordinary composition.

Complimentary of his mind-bending DIY live performance, the album is beautifully balanced, humanised, mechanical and elegant. Releasing in late April, this is by far Bungalovv's most refined and developed work to date.

Artwork by David Streleck
Mixed by Ro Stambuk & Sergey Kolesov
Mastered by Kamil Sarkowicz

Lil Data - Never Coded Better / Attention Land (Live Code 2016-2017)

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