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Next up in the Junction 2 Mix series we welcome esteemed selector, producer and One Records boss, Subb-an.

Bursting on the scene as an exciting young talent from the burgeoning Birmingham underground circuit, @subb-an has been on a steady incline to command a space amongst the industry’s leading names. Launching @one-records with Adam Shelton in 2009, the pair have spearheaded one of the UK’s most esteemed labels with an early tech-house infused, stripped back sound that has become synonymous with Subb-an’s productions. Filled with buoyant and jumpy minimal grooves, the mix is the first hour of his captivating set, recorded from The Vault stage at Junction 2: Inner City.

Junction 2 Mix Series 020 - Subb-an

Episode 143 of the Voight-Kampff mix series featuring Andrew Moore

Thie week we have Scots born DJ & producer Andrew Moore, who is now based in Berlin. Andrew started off his music career as a camera man and editor for Glasgow based electronic music magazine eqtv.dj, where he filmed and interviewed the best DJs and club nights in Glasgow, as well as various artist from around the world. He then started his DJ career after moving to London and working in the city’s queer underground scene. Since moving to Berlin, Andrew’s career has gone from strength to strength after making waves across Eastern Europe and signing to and releasing on Ellen Allien’s infamous BPitch record label. We hope you enjoy this wild podcast that he has prepared for us! 

Andrew Moore SC - https://soundcloud.com/andrewjohnmoore

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Andrew Moore FB - https://www.facebook.com/djandrewmoore

Voight-Kampff Podcast - Episode 143 // Andrew Moore

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If you haven’t heard directly of John Acquaviva’s works, the chances are - whatever your involvement with electronic music is - that you will be aware of his work and influence within the electronic music community. The Italian-Canadian artist may be best known for his involvement with the techno titan Richie Hawtin, and the forming of the highly influential labels Plus 8 Recordings and DEFINITIVE recordings, however his influence and reach extends in swathes beyond these considered pillars of dance music culture.

Although his music and industry accolades sit amongst the greatest in the game, much more can be said about the kind of driven, open-minded character John Acquaviva possesses. A natural entrepreneur, an industry visionary and an avid collector of records, Acquaviva has long set the pace in an underground movement that has become so fruitful and diverse since its inception - not to mention being one of the most technically gifted DJ’s to grace a pair of turntables. Acquaviva is as intrinsic to the progression of dance music as any and a true pioneer in the evolution of what we consider the modern DJ.

On the technological front, no other DJ has made such significant contributions to the advancement of how DJs perform. Acquaviva’s masterful technique and firm grasp of the trade led to his fruitful involvement with Final Scratch and Beatport. A vital founder and active member of both companies – the former, a tool that allows manipulation and playback of digital audio sources, and the latter, a major online hub for electronic music – John’s role extends far beyond his taste making capabilities. He’s been an integral figure in sculpting the genre’s game-changing transition from analogue to digital, and from vinyl to turntables and laptops. Sharing this vision with fellow Canadian act Richie Hawtin, the pair spearheaded a project that would act as the iTunes of dance. Together, the duo arguably paved the path for a new and zestful era.

In 1990, Acquaviva and Hawtin co-founded Plus 8 Records, which capitalised on minimal releases from Cybersonik, Speedy J, Kenny Larkin and Plastikman. It wasn’t until 1993, however, that the pair began to truly embrace their passions for house music by dishing up a second imprint – DEFINITIVE Records. An imprint that was later re-launched in 2005 inspired by the uprising of Beatport and the new future of music distribution. Defined by a more progressive and tech house sound from such luminaries as Olivier Giacomotto, the imprint marked the beginning of John’s unparalleled taste as a global powerhouse and exemplar in dance music. Still releasing music to this day, DEFINITIVE has gone on to be one of the most iconic labels in dance music history.

2016 was a phenomenal year for John Acquaviva. Alongside Director and Writer Jimmie Gonzalez, Acquaviva Executive Produced The Red Man film. A modern day psychological mystery, which delves into the life of a contemporary DJ, The Red Man won numerous awards including ‘Best Feature Film Audience Choice Award’ at the 2015 Yellow Fever International Film Festival, ‘2015 Platinum Award Best Nevada Film’ at the Nevada Film Festival and ‘Best Screenplay’ and ‘Best Supporting Actor: Daniel Faraldo’ at the 2015 Macabre Faire Film Fest. On the music
front, Acquaviva was also dubbed ‘Electronic Music Pioneer’ at the 2016 DJ Awards in Ibiza.

D.H.B. Podcast 013 - John Acquaviva

We are really excited to present this new chapter of our Podcast Series, recorded by Simone Gatto ~ a music therapist, composer and DJ hailing from southern Italy and currently living in Berlin. Simone is the co-owner of underground electronic music label Out-ER (Out Electronic Recordings), which he runs together with Andrea Santoro since 2010, and its ambient, experimental and contemporary electro-acoustic music sublabel Pregnant Void ✨🔮✨

Simone's introspective contribution is an acoustic-heavy and detail-driven journey through healing ambient, rocky chill-out, dusty trip-hop and more - showcasing the serpentine soundworlds he is inspired by. Now, there's nothing else left to do but dive in 💦

Sounds by @simonegattodj
Artwork by @marcomaldarella

TRACKLIST:

Albrecht La ‘Brooy - Daybreak
Djrum - Creature Pt. 1
Populous - Orizzonti Bagnati dell'Adriatico
Radioactive Man - Goodnight Morton
Brian Eno & Rick Holland - Bless This Space
Populous - Meditazione Urbana
Haraket - Taint (King Krule & Jamie Isaac Remix)
Cypress Hill - Lock Down
Mr. Scruff - Jazz Potato
Dj Shadow - Changeling
Dj Phyton - Lampara
Michael Stearns - As the Earth Kissed the Moon
David Holmes & John Hopkins - Elsewhere Anchises (feat. Stephen Rea)

Podcast Series 17 | Simone Gatto

"For me Mince / Pavlovabar is all about freedom. Whether you’re on the dance floor or performing it makes deejaying there a real honour. I feel free to take risks with the music I share there. This mix is a different sonic direction to what you may expect from me, and I’m a bit nervous about putting it out there. But that’s mince right? Fearless, fierce and free." - @barneykatokato

Barney & or Kato - Pavlovabar 022

Francisco Aguado - Organic
Woods 786 - Space jungle (basic mix )
Yagya - The other side of despair
Margin - unknown
Anton kubikov - Denime 93
Tim G - B +
Francisco Aguado -Matter
Laima Adelaide - Ice cave  
Giacomo Pellegrino - Forget the brain 
Figure - Prisma
Andre Orcutt - Eguoni
Claudio PRC - Mana-
Facta - Fm Gamma
The Mole - Velafit
Cando - Its all relative
Bleak - Heiko
Fabio Papa - come into my dub
Hybrazil - Liebig
Kaspiann - Four - Mohiao remix
Paplo Mateo - Drive settin 
Lucid void - Envision

Ohm Series Promo Show October 2021

Hizou Deep Rooted Music Podcast

Hizou Podcast 14 # Life Recorder

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We know it's Monday but it's also a new day, a new week, and in that lies a new podcast in our series. The new guest on our channel is Paul @wella British by birth with an exclusive style and a proper understanding of Kyiv sound. Enjoy!

" I called this mix Indian Summer because of the lovely weather we've had here in Kyiv over the last week and also because it's a kind of reflection on the summer just spent. I asscoiate most of the tunes on here with happy moments shared with loved ones during that period. As one of my nearest and dearest described it, "Transual and breaky with some ethereal pumpers."
"

Artwork: @korovinadoes (Instagram)

Mint Condition Podcast 005 | Paul Thompson - Indian Summer

Up next in our Transmissions series is legendary Sub Club resident and label signee, Domenic Cappello. He comes through with close to 2 hours of timeless electro ‘aural sex’ ahead of his AC appearance on Saturday 9th October 2021 at The Cause.

Alien Communications: Transmissions 004 - Domenic Cappello

This month i'm celebrating 9 years of Upfront & Personal with a absolute legend in the scene, he needs no introduction really as he has been on top of his game for many many years, Happy to have the one and only Sidney Charles as my special guest for my anniversary, hope you all enjoy the mix with some unreleased gems throughout, and thanks to all those that have been following the journey with these podcasts <3

SIDNEY CHARLES - 9 YEARS OF UPFRONT & PERSONAL- OCT 21!

Streaming Into The Void this afternoon for the first time in over a year. Tune in today 5-7p on my twitch channel or catch it online in perpetuity on soundcloud

Thanks @art_omi for the source material for my pic this week. And to @rosiemae27 for the tourist guy look in the 2nd pic. If you are upstate near Hudson or Catskill, check our their amazing outdoor art collection and stunning views.

Tracklist Oct 05 2021
Trans-4M - Butterflies
Mistareez - 01. Gauzelastic
The First Minute of a New Day - June 26th
Ghost Warrior - Meet At Infinity
xphresh - myst 
Simo Cell - El Gato Loco
Trans-4M - Amma (Moon Mix)
Baaz - Scroll
Olive T - Birdin In Space
Anthony Naples - Drops
Parallel 9 - Helix
MoMA Ready - Keep It 100 (Original)
Maruwa - Neo-Plant
Dj Steve - B1. Vandal Eyes
Guy Contact - Ultraviolet Freqs
Holy Ghost - Mad Monks On Zinc
Sputnik One - Microbead
Ross From Friends - The Daisy
Hodge - Do What You Need To Do
Oceanic - Sulphur Streams
Anthony Naples - Pez Anthem
Air Max '97 - Eat The Rich
Appleblim - Illusory Universe
xphresh - eikon
Plant43 - Cloud Monolith

Into The Void

Into The Void Oct 05 2021

I first properly met Phil back in early 2016 when he came to my old flat on Peckham Rye to interview me for XLR8R. The whole experience was both charming and professional and the end result was very high quality. It happily remains my only official piece of press to this date.

Little did I know Philip Kearney was due to metamorphose into KRN: core member of Berlin’s infamous Ghost crew, leading unearther of skewed house and the undisputed Podcast King of the New Generation. It’s a big pleasure to host him for the second Marginal Mix. Charming, professional and very high quality.

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Marginal Mix 02 - KRN

Based in Berlin Ruin is a writer, vocalist, activist and sex worker. She is passionately independent and is a founding member of the Sex Worker Action Group, Berlin Collective Action e.V and Radiant Love Berlin. 

We were first introduced to her through the release of a new EP in which she collaborated with D.Tiffany and Vani-T on Isla Records. Her contribution to the record allowed for her to reach and interconnect with a new audience, showcasing her own creative perspective toward lyricism, sound and design.

She herself was keen to explore this part of her nature in more detail and emphasises the importance of her and other sex workers amplification and inclusion in the wider music community. The following mixtape she has submitted is conceptual in nature and reflects the following ethos:

"It's not often that I am invited to participate in such a formate with a reach to the music community. I think it is incredibly important that we start to include sex workers in the conversation, not only because of stigma and raising awareness of their struggles but because of the incredible amount of exploitation of sex work aesthetic and vibe within the music industry 'the hustle'. Some think it's sick but existing in capitalism is harmful and violent and this is what I want to express. Do I like my work? no. I don't enjoy existing in capitalism, but furthermore sex workers are not only judged for the way we choose to survive within it but criminalised. And legalisation without decriminalisation is nothing, because it only regulates a very small amount of the community that can register. Being a sex worker becomes your identity, something that I could have never prepared myself for.

I would like to use this mix, What's your nature?, with two themes sewn throughout, almost as a collage. The themes I have chosen to speak about in my writing are pain/stigma & decriminalisation of sex work. The newly released record 'Calling Me' will be featured throughout the mix along with other collaborations, and some tones to accompany my writing."

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Ruin: The 'What's Your Nature?' Mix

01. [ØNE+1] & Camilo Gil - AFSW (Remix – Chris Carrier)
02. Ben Vedren - Chiang Seng (Ark Remix)
03. A.D.N.Y. - We Are Svek
04. Bluetrain - Midnight Creeper (Alternate '97 Mix)
05. Mood II Swing - Move Me
06. Markus Herbert - Alpha Corvus
07. Alpha Corvus - Protocol
08. Mark Farina Vs Freaks & Sneak - Wash Yer Booty
09. Thomas Krome - The Real Jazz (Remix By Dahlbäck)
10. Steve O'Sullivan - Bluespirit #002
11. Oskar Offermann – Bluesunday
12. Swag - Dark Corners 
13. Two Lone Swordsmen – Felt Under Pressure
14. UG/NG - UGNG1

Steve Bug presents Play - mixed by Satoshi Tomiie

"Like a substance that instigates change, the Catalyst Podcast series is meant to showcase and accelerate the progression of up and coming artists that deserve attention"

Welcome to the 17th Episode of our Catalyst Podcast Series feat. MonSanto

In 2005, MonSanto walked into his very first electronic music event where Frank Lorber was performing. Right then and there, it clicked. MonSanto was inspired to learn how to DJ. He quickly immersed himself into the intimate underground music scene of his hometown in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Thirteen years later, MonSanto is building momentum on his artistic journey with having opened for renowned artists such as Danny Tenaglia and Christian Voldstad. Breaking into the Toronto and Montreal underground scene, MonSanto has performed at music festivals and events such as AIM Music Festival, Husa Sounds and many more. With musical influences such as Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed, Sasha and Steve Lawler, MonSanto’s deep infectious grooves permeate the dance floor. The energy exchange MonSanto passionately exudes while performing is unparalleled. Captivating the crowd is his superpower.

Production wise, MonSanto is inspired by the soundscapes which surround him, along with infinite creative downloads on the daily. His last EP ‘Padelia’ [Phantom Deck Records, 2020] is a dance floor romance, which reveals a delicious taste of what’s to come in 2022. MonSanto’s sound is exceptionally full of deep, sultry, melodic grooves. Stay tuned for new releases and international gigs on the horizon in 2022.

Follow the Artist:
Soundcloud: @monsantodr
Instagram: instagram.com/omonsanto

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Catalyst 017 - MonSanto

Emerging out of Montréal’s fertile underground scene, DJ and producer SIM is next to take to the stage for our Crack Mix series.

"For my Crack Mix debut, I wanted to represent what goes on in my head," explains SIM over email. "Stuck between a wonky synth line and a thundering sub-bass, I’m constantly picturing how molecules would dance."

Check out the tracklist on crackaud.io: crackm.ag/3AiOncD
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Crack Mix 422: SIM

Rich NxT is hosting the What NxT show every Saturday from 1am (CEST)joined by an array of amazing friends & guests.

What NxT Show - Week 54 - Rossi

Avenue Red welcomes a newcomer to the main podcast series... enter the very dedicated and focused DJ/artist Danijel Kevic from Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country we didn't receive a single transmission from until now. Originally from the country's second city of Banja Luka, now based in the nearby city of Prijedor, Danijel is a key member of the Bosnian underground scene and has been collecting, producing and playing music for more than 10 years.

He has released his strongly Motor City & Windy City-influenced music on a host of fine labels such as Minuendo Recordings, Kolour Recordings, Tit Zero Recordings, Open Bar Music, Waxx Trax and Manuscript Recordings among others. Here Danijel has showcased his vibrant, deep, soulful brand of club & bar-friendly house music with a slickness, a professional touch in the name of tight flow and intricate mixing. This, we can confirm, is true house music.

"Here I present to the real underground heads of Avenue Red a 1-hour set of the kind of music I am focussed on and love to play and produce. This is the 1st part of a 2-part Avenue Red Podcast from me, with both representing my signature mixture of organic and vintage blends of Chicago and Detroit house, spliced with funk and deeper elements. Hope this brightens up your day!" Danijel Kevic, October 2021

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