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Podcast #18

DJ HELL - Club Autonomica 'In The Mix'

Bio, booking & more info: 
https://www.facebook.com/saintzodiakcommune/

https://soundcloud.com/dj-saint-zodiak-commune

Or check the Zodiak Communities:
www.twitter.com/zodiakcommune
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DARKTECHNO - Saint [Zodiak Commune]

Niereich - mastertraxx underground techno podcast

Suchtfaktor

ROBIN HIRTE - COMING HOME

Daniel Boon Secret Water Open Air 09.08.2014

NORM D. & AEM.AZE @ Rummels Bucht Berlin 20.12.14

Frosty Romance / 2014

Solee´s favourite tracks from his DJ sets & mixtapes on Spotify:
spoti.fi/35rJMrp

DJ Booking requests: harald@mfm-booking.de

www.instagram.com/solee.music
www.facebook.com/soleemusic

Tracklist:
01 dauwd - moiety
02 maceo plex & gabriel ananda - solitary daze
03 alexander maier & marius lehnert pres. almamale - rocker 33 (solee remix)
04 royksopp - sordid affair (maceo plex remix)
05 guy J - once In a blue moon
06 recondite - levo
07 einmusik - system
08 midas 104 & nils twachtmann - phobia (solee remix) 
09 johannes brecht - enjoy the void
10 henry saiz - haunted girl
11 joy wellboy - before the sunrise (dixon remix)
12 solee - phoenix

Solee - Frosty Romance (80 min. Mixtape)

Bloodhound Gang - Bad Touch & Sam Paganini - Rave Edit by Yves Meyer

Bad Touch & Rave (Yves Meyer Edit)

I've had the pleasure to play with Andre Crom & Florian Kruse at Suicide Circus, 29.04.15. It was a lovely night, great dancers, deep music. Played 4h but could only record the last 1 1/2 h. Hope you enjoy the livemix. Thanks a lot, “Well Done!“, Berlin.
Booking: booking@raphaelhofman.de

Well Done - Live-Set - Suicide Circus (29.04.2015)

In the week of our annual Dekmantel Festival, Swiss's finest Sassy J starts of the week just how it should. Combining the old and the new, there’s just one common denominator to her eclectic style of music she’s playing: soulfulness. Her versatility and technical skills come together in this mix, like we also witnessed in her Boiler Room performance she did for us in Barcelona.  Her taste of good music brought her to places like Worldwide Festival, London's Plastic People and let her release a mixtape on The Trilogy Tapes. Besides her own DJ career she invites the top of the notch to her own Patchwork parties in Bern (Theo Parrish, Steve Spacek, Rednose Distrikt, and MF DOOM to name a few). On top of that, she makes custom clothes like sweaters and shirts featuring Nina Simone, Larry Levan, and Sun Ra.

Dekmantel Podcast 028 - Sassy J

Yetti Meissner & DeKai @ 150919

- Hey David, what's up?

Hey guys, nice talking to you again. I'm currently preparing our upcoming releases on "smile for a while" for 2016. Some youngsters + some well known remixers, our usual concept. While I am writing this we're preparing the release party for our 6th record @ Loftus Hall / Berlin. We could get our big idol Move D as the remixer, so we're very proud of that one...

- How did you record the podcast/which mood/story behind it?

Well this podcast shows the deeper side of my DJing, incorporating some minimal stuff, some very deep House, some hypnotic Disco grooves and a little bit of black magic. I just mixed something I thought you guys would like as well as I do ;)

- What's your musical background?

I bought my first Techno compilation early in 1992 in Berlin. Around 1996 I switched to House Music, mostly clubby, little bit commercial stuff like George Morel, Strictly Rhythm, "Silk" Hurley, etc. I started DJing around the year 2000, playing lots of House but fastly boradening my "DJ horizon" to other genres. Well that's it mainly. I've been collecting, browsing, catalogueing records with verve throughout the years, so Music is really my #1 passion.

- You are the co-founder of Smile For A While, a vinyl label based in Frankfurt - tell us about this one! How did it come to life and what were the most important milestones?

Actually I moved to Berlin last summer, so we're kind of a twin cities label now, I'd say. Anyway, Daniel Tischer (D.Soul) and me have been doing parties with local & international bookings in Frankfurt since early 2011. Many of the local guys we found were producing tracks in their basements and studios. We really loved a lot of their tunes, so we decided to release some of them on Vinyl. Freebase Records in Frankfurt helped us a lot to make that happen. Earlier in 2012 we had failed to release stuff of better known guys like Borrowed Identity, because... yeah well I really don't know why. Maybe we just asked ther wrong people how to get the ball rolling. So after 2 various artists EPs we took a small break and came back with our maybe most popular release, so far: Monosoul - June EP, which included a Borrowed Identity remix. Ever since we're trying to do more and to promote unknown artists that deserve a broader audience.

- Is the vinyl medium important to you? Why?

It really is. It's something you can relate to in many ways. You can't really relate to an mp3 file, you cannot identify with a file. Also when I'm DJing I tend to play records only, even though I have USB sticks as backup. You really come into a magical flow if you can touch & feel your tools (i.e. your records). Not always, but if it's a good party then everything happens by itself, and just with Vinyl, that's for sure...

- Latest hot tracks or second hand markets - how do you choose your music?

I'm always trying to reduce my 16.000 records wantlist on Discogs, haha! No seriously, I have a large collection to choose from, so in each set I can cover & express different moods, different eras of electronic music, merging into something new, yet something short-lived, for this mix only. The next one can be totally different, again. I hardly shop at record stores anymore. My beard's too short for that ;)

- Who are the DJs or producers that inspire you?

People I admire for what they did behind the decks are guys like Ryan Elliott, Laurent Garnier (in the old days), Ricardo Villalobos, Even tuell (of workshop), Move D, Thomas Hammann, Gerd Janson, etc. - even Dixon, yes! All eclectic, but kinda down-to-earth guys crossing genres in their sets, between 115 and 128 bpm. Mainly the same that I'm trying to do... Producer-wise... really hard to say as there are so many I admire. Kerri Chandler of course, Daft Punk, Cassius, Mr. Fingers... Of more recent producers I love the stuff of the guys around EMG / John Swing / Lucretio, as well as Italo Johnson. Lovely music, totally underground!

- You have been around in the music scene for many years, what have been the most important developments in your opinion (for better or for worse)?

Well, ever since 2009/10 it all seems to be about waves of revival. Revival of House Music, revival of analogue Techno, etc. I like those trends because they give you the opportunity as a DJ to dig out your old dusty diamonds that you never thought to hear again... The trend of unwillingness to pay for music and the trend of "you only buy records if you DJ" around the early / mid 2000s was really bad. That did a lot of damage to the scene. But it also cleared up certain things. So to all trends there's always a good and a bad side, I'd say. 

- You have moved from Frankfurt to Berlin not long ago how is that turning out for you? What is the main difference between the music scene in those two cities?

It's cool in Berlin. Only thing I don't like is that everyone wants you to play for free. I won't jump on that bandwagon. Frankfurt is really dead to be honest. There aren't more than 3 or 4 clubs left where you can do your stuff your way, and if you do it anyway, no one will care or show up. Berlin is different, you have loads of music lovers here that are really digging the scene as it used to be. That's lovely! Anyway, I love my friends in the small scene of Frankfurt, don't wanna miss them!!

- Any other projects you would like to tell us about?

Nothing recent really. I'm just a DJ, that's what I think I'm not too bad at. Maybe I'll start doing or even releasing some own tunes, some time soon. But it's not like a "must have" for me. I just wanna play records to open-minded crowds, that's what I love. If releasing records gives me more opportunities to DJ, I might do that. I won't compromise there though. After 15 years of DJing you have high standards, even more for your own stuff...

- What drives you/is important to you beyond music?

I like getting mad about the situation our world is in. Or in other words: politics, history, those are things I'm a lot interested in. So maybe all the clubbing and DJing is just escapism, who knows?

- Anything else to say to the world?

Peace, Love, Unity & Respect for everyone! ♥ ♥ ♥

Mr. Fonk social links:
https://soundcloud.com/cracked-a
https://www.facebook.com/mrfonkk/
https://www.facebook.com/Smile-For-A-While-1645451949012047/

CMYKollektiv social links:
www.CMYKollektiv.com
www.facebook.com/CMYKollektiv
@CMYKollektiv

CMYKast #023 - Mr. Fonk (Smile For A While)

Hier mein opening Set von Laut & Dunkel vom 25.06.2016
viel Spaß beim hören

Laut & Dunkel w. Timo Mandl 25.06.2016 Mikroport.Club Krefeld

First LP from young danish post-punk band PARDANS to be released in August 2016 through Premium Abundance (DK) and Third Coming Records (FR).

Pardans:
https://www.facebook.com/Pardans-978959492184149

Third Coming Records:
https://www.facebook.com/thirdcomingrecords
https://thirdcomingrecords.bigcartel.com
https://thirdcomingrecords.bandcamp.com


Pardans - Eurostar

Live Recording Freulein P  at Güterpalast - Bunker Techno Berlin 02.07.16

Freulein P. @ Bunker Techno Berlin 02.07.16 [TECHNO]

More Info & Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/podcasts/2016/07/podcast-447-steffi/

The Klakson label head returns to the XLR8R channels with a 60-minute mix full of electro and broken beat cuts.

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XLR8R Podcast 447: Steffi

We were back on Radar earlier this week with a hazy show of beat-less melodrama, speech ephemera and a wonderful guest mix from @deliabeat. We also turn it up a bit in the second with forthcoming APR material from @loftminduk. Look out for that on the very near horizon.

Download: https://we.tl/n8m6CQIQrw

Track List: http://tinyurl.com/zdvz55y

Artwork by the always amazing Sam Meier

The Astral Plane on Radar Radio w/ DEBIT - September 26

ØRGIE - Seith

As highlighted by us in September last year, then Romanians have unwittingly formed a new blend of dance music, blending minimal techno & groove laden deep house, sewn up and exported to some of the clubbing world's hottest cities. Djs Rhadoo, Raresh and many more have helped to define a new sound amongst an overly-familiar genre - including hot export Priku. This Romanian musician and DJ shares a special 2 hour live mix with MEOKO, recorded at Bucharest's Snrs48 party, in turn delivering a live and unedited snapshot of his driving, deep and at times, subtle sound. A dynamic mix - playing with the space between notes and veering into minimal, atmospheric tapestries - Priku's focus on nuances in sound, percussive elements and thick slabs of bass running throughout shall take the MEOKO listener on a far flung, left of centre journey into a lesser known aesthetic. Sink in to Priku's exclusive two hour live set and get murky below.

MEOKO Podcast Series | Priku #121

Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/dj-ezeo
Mixcloud: mixcloud.com/dj-ezeo
Facebook: facebook.com/DjEzeo
Instagram: instagram.com/ezeomusic
Beatport: beatport.com/artist/ezeo/562134
Traxsource: traxsource.com/artist/339995/ezeo
Resident Advisor: residentadvisor.net/profile/ezeo

DEEP MVMT

Ezeo

DEEP MVMT Podcast #057 - Ezeo

Broadcast on WNYU 89.1FM in New York City on October 17th, 2017. 
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BIS Playlist

BIS Radio Show #908 with Hunee

Despite having a discography that dates back to the last millennium, Pittsburgh’s Shawn Rudiman has never quite enjoyed the spotlight he deserves. His often analog electro and techno manages to be tough but not austere, and it has come under his own name as well as in the duo THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) on a range of boutique labels. He’s a prolific artist who this month looks back on his career with a two disc retrospective, Timespan on Pittsburgh Tracks, that offers largely brand new tracks which “go from base-level warehouse to more cerebral sophistication”. 

That versatility shows when he lays down one of his mesmeric live shows, as he has done for us in this exclusive new set. It’s just 45 minutes long but packs a lot in, from soul infused Detroit techno to elastic house. Passages of serenity are often followed by a heavily percussive wake-up call or serrated acid line, but never do things feel forced. From dark to light, visceral to beautiful, it has many different moods and is a great reminder of the talents of one of techno’s lesser known stars.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 149 - Shawn Rudiman

1st episode of my Galaxy Mix series

1. The Visions Of Shiva - Perfect Morning [MFS]
2. Vector - Turbulence [Planet Rhythm]
3. Planetary Assault Systems - X Speaks To X [Ostgut Ton]
4. AFx - 1 P-String [Trip]
5. DJ T 1000 - Bout To Bang It (Stanny Franssen Remix) [Inzec]
6. Syn-R-G! - Global Intoxication [Loud Culture Record]
7. Rotor-Type - Be Yourself [Planet Rhythm]
8. DJ Ogi - Ruzina [Compressed]
9. Club Quake - Vicious Circle [Jerk Records]
10. Falling Apart - 003 A2 [Falling Apart]
11. Liquid Overdose - Contact [Planet Earth Tunes]
12. The Sneaker - Scatterbomb (String Mix) [Planetary Consciousness]
13. Push - Universal Nation [Bonzai Records]

Galaxy Programming | Vinylmix

After starting the mini Dekmantel Selectors podcast series two years ago, it feels like a tradition to bring this back to life again in anticipation of the third edition in August. In the next couple of months, we will release 6 podcasts by some of the exciting artists from the line-up. This year’s podcasts challenges the artists to work around a theme or idea they picked theirselves. First up: French/Belgian selector Raphaël Top-Secret.

Raphaël Top-Secret is known for his notorious digging skills, which he prefers to put in practice at the best Parisian record stores or unknown flee markets. In his earlier days, he used to dj frequently with Antinote label boss Zaltan, touching on everything in between balearic, boogie, reggae, world music, disco and house. As a producer, Raphaël’s work is remarkable too — his ‘Love So High’ EP dropped in 2016 on the same label and three dance floor gems we still can’t get enough of. It should come as no surprise that we’re more than happy to have Raphaël joining us not only for Dekmantel Selectors, but also for Lente Kabinet later in May.

For us, he put together a special mix that covers and touches on many genres. Raphaël on is own podcast for us: "This mix going from 90s hip-hop and R&B to downtempo, house and tropical dance. Overall, it's stuff that I recently found out about and that I really wanted to incorporate in a mix. Beside that, it includes long time favorites as well. I only had two days to do the mix, so the approach was more spontaneous - it was quite fun to do as I was less prepared and just went with the flow. Hope you'll like the vibe and see you in Tisno!".

Selectors Podcast

Selectors Podcast 017 - Raphaël Top-Secret

Due to a large amount of good promo I have been receiving recently, I decided to put them all together into a monthly podcast series. All tracks are fresh and unreleased so get listening!

Here is my new Promo Selection for May 2018 with a lot of techno dancefloor bombs!

Mørbeck's Promo Selection / May 2018

03 Vlaysin - Empire Of Nothing

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Galaxy Programming | Vinylmix

Philipp Drube