man, big respect, this is awesome.. Would love to have added some Hugh Tracey recordings from ILAM to this mix --> https://www.discogs.com/artist/945332-Hugh-Tracey

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Artwork: https://soundcloud.com/dusanlilic / https://soundcloud.com/banda-panda

Tai Rona invites you to his secret underwater party for WPD's LAYERs. Israeli DJ, CEO at Too Much Information Records and NTS, Rinse, Dub Lab, Teder.fm radio host takes on the aquatic theme and exploits it to its roots in the 90s with special throwbacks like finding pearls from Ramirez and Teknotika. You're quickly surrounded with bubbles and there's no way up from that point, you're going deep. There's rhythm underwater, singing whales, and dancing submarines. You get to resurface on a tropical island with a spy mansion from time to time. Romano TLV and Hypnotic Discotheque resident knows his game, Jonny Quest style. Two hours of holding breath, not bad at all.

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LAYER #257 | Tai Rona

Train your Mental Strength w/ Santi

Hello Hallo Ozorians, Radio Listeners, surfers, swimmers, sailors, dancers, cooks and crooks, aunts, ants and psychonauts. And beyond all, Dear Listeners. 92th episode -somewhere around there- is a special one. Vakula, is an all time part of the Observation Tower, now reached out to him and he replied in a blink of an eye. He is back home in Konotop, literally land locked in his house. Invasion made his home country a dangerous place, but our magical hero is not leaving his studio, and preparing music for the world to heal...and chill. Please welcome Vakula here on radiozora, and hopefully next year on our festival grounds. No tracklist yet, just sit back and enjoy this walk inside. After his mix, I'm taking a view from the tower, just to see: the waves are still crushing the shores, like they has been in the past few hundred million years.. and just for the sake of virtual lineup. Be well, shake dwell Bo'

:: Bodoo' mix  ::

https://soundcloud.com/radiozora/bodoo-presents-the-observation-radio-show-92
:: More info ::

https://soundcloud.com/vakula

radiozora.fm/bodoo-presents/the…est-mix-by-vakula/

VAKULA | Guest mix for The Observation Radio Show Ep. 92 | 06/10/2022

Astral.  Jazz.

If you are a deep listener of cosmic / astral / spiritual / free / exotic etc. jazz then skip this as there probably won't be any surprises here. I don't for a minute profess to be any sort of expert with regard to this music and know I am only scratching the surface, but what I have listened to is some of thee most transcendental music I have ever heard. Listened to at the right time and the right place, there is no other music i know that will transport me to such a blissful inner space.

I guess my introduction to this music came courtesy of Soul Jazz Records and their wonderful 1995 "Universal Sounds Of America" compilation (http://www.discogs.com/Various-Universal-Sounds-Of-America/release/405103). i'd been desperate to hear Sun Ra for a long time but back then his music was very hard to get hold of. Sun Ra was a revelation, everything I'd hoped for and much more, and so was everything else on the album. At this time, FOPP records in Glasgow was one of the best record shops in the country. The owner was a jazz fanatic and sold an incredible selection of long out of print vinyl and cd jazz albums at very low prices, many of which he had licensed and had repressed specifically to stock in his chain. The prices were low enough that it was possible to risk buying albums one knew nothing about on the off chance they might be great, and most of them were. I discovered wonderful albums by Archie Shepp, Albert Ayler, Joe Henderson, Bobby Hutcherson, Sonny Sharrock, Alice Coltrane, Pharaoah Sanders and many more that opened my mind in a different way from any music I had previously encountered. As a result of FOPP's super cheap vinyl policy, these records filtered around Glasgow and records that would be cult favourites in other parts of the world would be heard all over the place here. I remember one Sunday morning going to my local newsagent's to get some milk and hearing Alice Coltrane's "Journey In Satchidanada" rippling through the shop. Allegedly FOPP were selling as many copies of "Bitches Brew" as they were of Radiohead's "The Bends". I sometimes wonder if this had any impact on the music that was being made in Glasgow around this time? Myself and Jonnie did our first and only studio session together back then with a local act who were trying to channel Alice Coltrane, Sun Ra, Keiji Heino and Kim Fowley! Needless to say the results were an unlistenable mess but the spirit of adventure was definitely in the Glasgow air.

As with most music I like, this is all over the place, both in form and with regard to when it was recorded. Some of it will instantly calm your deepest woes while some of it may challenge your ears to the maximum, but, all of it is music that seems to have been beamed to its makers from a dimension the vast majority of us are not in touch with. "Deep" is a much misused and abused word with regard to music but these sonic missives are the embodiment of that word. Immerse yourself.

As usual we aren't making a track listing available for the podcast, simply because we feel that knowing the contents often precludes actually listening to it. But, if you want to know what anything is, feel free to get in touch and we will let you know. The podcast is not mixed, merely segued, contains 13 tracks, lasts 78 minutes and the download is a 192kbps mp3 (107mb).

The other Optimo podcasts are available via iTunes or from here - feed://www.optimo.co.uk/podcasts/index.xml

Optimo Podcast 10 - Astral Travelling

Gibbons of Siem Pang Protected Forest recorded by Adrian Stoeger
Andrew Pekler - Untitled / Insect March
Alessandro Brivio - Untitled
Jake Meginsky - Vandals + Waldkautz Balz recorded by Walter Tilgner 
Mike Kitcher - Processed Snippet of "Congo Traditional 1952 & 1957" # 8
Yannick Dauby - 蛙界蒙 + Francis Bebey- Sanza tristesse
Unnamed Aka Pygmy Singer - Dikoboda sombe (Hut song solo) + Morton Feldman - Samoa
Hanno Leichtmann - Primitiva 4
Three Legged Race - Tyrant (loop) + Lieven Martens Moana - A Subtle Landscape + Knud Viktor - Images
Luluwa people of Congo - Wa Kabwala Wa Beena Luluwa + Andrew Pekler - additional sounds 
Andrew Pekler - Synthetic Gamelan & Frogs
Yas-Kaz - Psychopomp + Tor Dietrichson - The Conjurer + Asmus Tietchens - Vektor 2 R
Rupert Clervaux & Beatrice Dillon - Study VII for Samplers and Percussion + Louise Lawler - Birdcalls
Günter Sommer - Hörmusik + Jake Meginsky - Four Zopas
Native Instrument - Live at Atonal 2016 + Cluster - Rote Riki (loop)
Pierre Henry - Continuum + Adam Asnan - Rev Sets 11
Hamza El Din - Song With Tar + Yannick Dauby - A Pattern Which Connects B
Gamelan Son of Lion - Gamelan II
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Agba'a
Andrew Pekler - Humidity Index / Khao Sok (chopped and screwed)
Gibbons of Siem Pang Protected Forest recorded by Adrian Stoeger

Fourth World Problems II

‘Ora et Labora’ (work and pray) was the saying of the ancient alchemists. Today we don’t pray, but we listen to ambient music to contemplate the mysteries of nature and the cosmos. “Ambient music gives me space to overthink things and/or to get (new) ideas” says Dutch DJ Merites. Continue reading at https://www.fiber-space.nl/podcast/fiber-podcast-34/

FIBER Podcast

FIBER Podcast 34 - Merites

Lots of artist like to think they have their own singular sound, but not many are as hard to categorise as Lutto Lento. The Polish artist cooks up intoxicating brews of churning drums, weird samples, lithe synths, jumbled percussion and plenty more. Is is dancehall? Is it techno? Is it ambient? Who knows, but it’s beautiful in its abstraction and makes for some of the most compelling sound collages you are likely to hear. 

As a DJ he has an approach to sound that is just as eclectic and magpie. This mix one starts off with warped, twisted synths that sound stripped from the UK hardcore continuum, before growing into big, tumbling drums. A flurry of dancehall, broken rhythms, raved up Indian bass all follow and leave you in awe of the man’s ability to thread to tether so much different stuff with such a strong sense of cohesion. Truly, he is one of a kind.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 195 - Lutto Lento

Izabel "Moored in Mooloolaba" - Sameheads C60 Tape Collection # 19

Izabel (Lullabies for Insomniacs)
https://soundcloud.com/izabel_caligiore
https://lullabiesforinsomniacslabel.bandcamp.com/

Released during the following night:
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Izabel "Moored in Mooloolaba" tape release party with André Pahl.

Izabel (Lullabies for Insomniacs)
André Pahl (Camp Cosmic)

Celebrating the release of Izabel's sensational C60 mixtape for Sameheads, # 19 in the series.

Previous tapes:
https://soundcloud.com/sameheads/sets/sameheads-c60-tape-collection
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Izabel "Moored in Mooloolaba" SIDE A - IBACUS PERONI - Sameheads C60 Tape # 19

IS Special 037 - Thomas Romain (live) [High Ends]

Say hello to Acid Kayak(@dgkn) and Mikey Gee (@mikeygeemunich), some of Munich's well-beloved music aficionados. The two frequently leave their marks on the city through their activities with Lagué Moin (@lague-moin). What is more, they both know their crafts, so better listen and follow their instructions. 

For all the eager beavers, the second hour is put together by Kax Mahl (@kaxmahl). Auf die Matten - fertig - los!

Hip Therapy #29 w/ Acid Kayak b2b Mikey Gee (Lagué Moin) & Kax Mahl

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