Electro Ambient

braindance

To play

/ 2005 / 4 hands / LIVE act / no midi / no computer / one take / Juno60 / Oberheim DX / Korg MS2000 / Korg SX / Zagreb / Croatia / 

/ Celllab / Sonic floater /

MoveBank - NotComm

Acid Arab 'Zhar'

Danny Notter i RFMN se ne srame svirati drugačije.

Izvod - Glazba kakve nema

The Bunker Podcast 90 - Eric Cloutier

nice write up by the chaps here:
http://hyponik.com/mixes/hyp-210-iron-curtis/

Hyponik Podcast 2015.01

friday night on planet earth - trying to figure out a new mixer…
;-)

booking requests: pernille@magnet-musik.de
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Move D 3hr Set March 2015

TF #047: Iori [Semantica I Prologue I Bitta] - Okinawa

A Dj/producer from Okinawa, Japan. Now based Berlin. Iori’s musical career started up in Naha, Okinawa in the late 90′s. He went to New York in 2003, and later on headed back to Japan. Taking Okinawa as center, Iori is famed in both Japan and stages around the world at the present. As deeply influenced by True Deep house, Manuel Gottsching, Moritz Von Oswald, and Basic Channel, Iori does not only present sets ranging from House to Techno but is also proficient in alternative deep sets. 
Characterised by the heavy and bouncy rhythms , grand atmospheric synth layers, He has already established his unique sound in the European techno / house circuit.

His past release have fancied by international DJs such as Cio D'or, Kirk Degiorgio , Nick Hoppner , Mike Parker , Sigha , Levon Vincent, and enthusiastically supported by many domestic underground Djs Like DJ NOBU

More information about IORI:

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/iori927
Facebook: .facebook.com/ioria92781?fref=ts
Web: www.prologue-booking.com
RA: www.residentadvisor.net/dj/iori
Discogs: www.discogs.com/artist/1625337-Iori
Booking request: iori927@mac.com

The Forgotten XLVII: Iori

~320kbps

~Please support the artist by purchasing the vinyl edition or a high quality download of these trax =:-!]

Aphex Twin - XMAS_EVET1 N

UK based Latvian producer and label owner Vlad Odorovski aka Miotek has a real knack for developing talent and exposing gems that would otherwise be hidden away in the Latvian underground scene. I have respected him and his Seven Sisters Records label for a long time now; great sounds from authentic electro artists with a collective identity under a label banner that is now synonymous with quality. This latest release from Cosmic Monkey doesn’t let the side down either.
Hailing from Ventspils in Latvia Cosmic Monkey aka Dj NEi has made appearances on Seven Sister’s excellent Latvian Electro Pack compilations in 2012 and 2015. Keen followers of the label will have enjoyed his track ‘Work It’ from the 2015 release in the series. I remember clearly thinking ‘I hope there is more of this guy to come’ when I played it on Bass Agenda episode 117.
This EP has depth, soul and a magical balance of machine funk and synapse tickling melodies, it’s one of those releases you’d play to a cynic or newcomer to the genre who asks ‘so show me something that says electro still has something in 2016’.
Track by track then. ‘The Way You Do It’ has that filth to it that you can’t help but love; heavy bass, hypnotic basslines and all dusted with spacey atmospheres, heavy breathing and nasty vox. A real deep feel to it that any late night session would only be augmented by.
‘Acid Beats’ does what the name suggests bringing a blend of dub tinged electro beats and a sprinkling of squelchy acid, building nicely with another classy and not overdone vox, gently swelling synths and a mechanical hiss that comes and goes to reminds you that this pleasure is being brought to you by a machine.
‘Go Deep’ continues the deep room filling bass drenched theme, very classy head nod material this one. Cosmic Monkey’s vox really are good and feel an essential part of the weave, rather than an afterthought as these things can sometimes feel. The call and response dynamics between the vox and synth on this cut work brilliantly.
Up next ‘In A Special Place’ has a gentler start to it, the introductory chords instantly tell you this is a production driven by emotion and a desire to communicate with the listener on a deeper frequency. Again there are dubby tones to this, at little more subtle in some ways, but adding a further dimension to the more ‘chilled’ vibe of the track.
Russian electro craftsman Neonicle is on remix duty, another producer known for his polished, considered and quality output. His version of ‘The Way You Do It’ takes the original to a darker plain. The vox reverberate around your head as the track unfolds into a sea of machine funk washed over with glitchy mechanics invading your head space, carried along by a bassline that won’t quit; a real trip.
Conclusion? This is classy modern electro, respectful to the genre’s roots and of a quality that deserves attention. Support the cause; this is an artist doing it right on a label doing it right.

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Cosmic Monkey - In A Special Place (Dedicated to my wife)

04 - Lush 3-2

01 - Times Fly [Slow]

Another old track i recorded at home in 1995 using an old Amiga computer running Octamed software, played through an Alesis Quadraverb.

Poor quality again with very gritty sounding 8bit samples, recently converted from an old cassette tape.

I'm sure the main melody was made from a sample of a 'door bell' which i'd collected in my library of Amiga samples..lol  





(1995) CDIIF QUAD SIDE B - Trk 3 (please read track description)

Rhys Celeste (Microlith), a friend in music, tragically passed away last sunday. An honest and devoted young man full of talent, only interested to use this talent to write true music from his heart with his synthesizers. For this I have the deepest respect. His beautiful music is emotional yet uplifting and often gives me the right energy to get things done, and to get over things also. Thanks to the effort of labels like Central Processing Unit, Microliths music was brought into this world on physical format. Rhys and I were planning a release on Photic Fields as well, which was planned later this year.

I recorded this mix, in loving memory of Rhys' music. It's filled with music in the vein Rhys was recording: emotive and colorful electro music. It contains - of course - tracks by Microlith and also some tracks of his planned release on Photic Fields (therefore it's not downloadable).

My thoughts are with his family and loved ones.
See you, Rhys.

Tracklist:
Microlith – Accidental (Central Processing Unit)
Shanti Celeste – Lights 
LNS – Guppies 
Microlith – Unitled 26-2 (of planned PF release) 
Luis – Shea’s World 
Star You Star Me – Valve 
Versalife – Transgenics 
Obergman – Convex Mirrors 
ERP – Perfume Persuasion 
Microlith – Untitled 25 Cake (of planned PF release) 
214 – Hurley
Microlith – Idhikal Kabari (Microlith self-released)
Microlith – Untitled 27-5 (of planned PF release)

*Picture: Leoninuspad, Nijmegen.

For Rhys

Orbital - Halcyon On and On

Defunct record label from Nijmegen, Netherlands. Ran by Micha Venderbos (Merites/MV). Released records from 2012-2017. www.photic-fields.com

Distributed worldwide by Clone Records. 
www.clone.nl

/Releases (2012-2017)
PF01 Perseus Traxx / Aroy Dee 
PF02 Automatic Tasty 
PF03 Leonid 
PF04 Lerosa 
PF05 V/A 
PF06 Lapien / Metropolis 
PF07 Perseus Traxx 
PF08 Vertical67 (CD)
PF09 Submersible Machines 
PF10 Vagon Brei (CD)
PF11 Tagwell Woods 
PF12 Cinematic 74 (CD)
PF13 The Valley and the Mountain (CD)
PF14 Contra Communem Opinionem