Live recording @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Youtube, Facebook and futureintelradio.com every Thursday and Friday.

Falhaber ╚═ ADE X PIP X Future Intel ═╗ 10 14 2021

JEANS ╚═ ADE X The Crave X Future Intel ═╗ 10 16 2021

PREMIERE⁠
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The dawn of a new age is upon us... The rebirth of humanity is solely in the hands of the Repulsive Force.⁠
⁠The solar charge is set and armed by ship engineers named in alphabetical order: Alan Backdrop, Ekkel, HLLW, JEANS, Mikkel Rev and Seo John.⁠
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Godspeed.⁠
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Repulsive Force is the moniker of Filip Storsveen AKA Onprofessionell. 
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You can now listen to JEANS´s take on this future classic on our SoundCloud and YouTube page.

You can buy TRANS006 here:
https://translusid.bandcamp.com/album/trans006

Premiere: Repulsive Force - Spirits Of The East (JEANS Remix)[TRANS006]

This is a live recording from JEANS at the PIP-bunker during a Dekmantel clubnight in The Hague on the 8th of October, 2022!

Lost and Found - EP. 7 - JEANS at Dekmantel @ PIP Den Haag

@jeansaudio closing djset on december 17th 2022.
Check out our next events on our insta page:
www.instagram.com/antiversefr/

Design & artwork: Volllume.studio

ANTIVERSE 17Dec22: JEANS - Carbone club Paris

With the perfect fusion of Animalia’s wide realm of styles and foundations, comes up & coming Australian producer al dente, with a  minimal, modern take on peak-time bangers. Clean cut and futuristic, with a hint of early 2000’s minimal influence,  the al dente sound represents a fresh new wave of club-rollers whilst encompassing Animalia’s signature deep sound. 

Animalia would like to acknowledge that all tracks were produced on the traditional land of the Wurundjeri peoples, and pay respect to their elders past, and present. Sovereignty was never ceded.

A1: No Subtitles 
A2: Synthetic 
B1: The Serious Cousin 
 B2: Visjnan

@al-den-te

Release date: 3rd September 2024

Artist: al dente (Harrison Sewards, Melbourne, Aus/ Paris, France) Title: The Serious Cousin  
Format: 12” 
Distributed by: Clone (Rotterdam, NL) 
Artwork & Design by Laurent Wians (Berlin, Germany) 
Mastered by Mark Smith aka Klon Dump (Berlin, Germany)

The Serious Cousin

al dente - The Serious Cousin (ANIMA14)

✦*. ⋆✺ CRUDE Premiere ✺⋆ .*✦

Artist: Gan D
Title: Sonar
Label: HYPERWAVES 
Release date: 09.09.24

> https://hyperwaves.bandcamp.com/album/sonic-quest-ep

@hyperwavesrecords
@gandpsyche

CRUDE Premiere: Gan D - Sonar

Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ @nassim-kajouane

RRFM • Nassim Kajouane • 05-11-24

Hailing from Talinn and one of the co-head honcho's of Plastik Record Store is mrt, who came through with a floor burning mix of psytrance, minimal progressive groovers and deeply layered techno to knockout your sense of time and create what he called 'millenium era trance'.

The Lockers #9 - mrt

Hello humans, my name is Teach, and I proudly present episode 1 of NET URL SELECT A.

The radio show in which I curate my favorite non-electronic music from all eras, cultures, artists, and regions.

I want to start off the series with something that says something about my heritage, so in this episode we will explore the sound of the legendary Nigerian musician and political activist Fela Kuti.

Fela Aníkúlápó Kútì (born Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti) is regarded as the inventor of Afrobeat.

He is seen as one of , if not the, most important West African musicians ever, and his legacy stretches far beyond music.

His musical style is called Afrobeat. It is a style he largely created, and is a complex fusion of jazz, funk, highlife, and traditional Nigerian and African chants and rhythms. It contains elements of Afro-Cuban music, psychedelic soul and has similarities to James Brown's music.Tony Allen, Kuti's drummer of twenty years, was instrumental in the creation of Afrobeat. Tony Allen's drumming notably makes sparing use of 2 & 4 backbeat style playing, instead opting for outlining the time in shuffling hard-bop fashion, while maintaining a strong downbeat, often with a double kick-drum hit on the 1. There are clear, audible musical similarities between Kuti's compositions and the work of electric-era Miles Davis, Sly Stone and Afrofunk pioneer Orlando Julius, as well as the approach to modality pioneered by Davis and Coltrane, as expressed in the funk idiom.

At age 19, Fela moved to London to study music at the Trinity College of Music, with the trumpet being his preferred instrument.

Being the son of Chief Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, a Nigerian educator, political campaigner, suffragist, women right activist and social reformer, Fela was heavily involved in politics.

After spending some time in the UK and the USA, Fela returned to Nigeria and founded the Kalakuta Republic, a communal compound, recording studio, and home for many people connected to the band—which he later declared independent from the Nigerian state.

He made a record called Zombie, about the Nigerian military regime. In the song, soldiers are called zombies for obeying orders blindly. One of the lines of the song, in West African Pidgin English, says, "Zombie no go walk unless you tell am to walk”. Fela was frustrated with the Nigerian army's rank and file that allowed corruption and intimidation of their communities by the corrupt and rich top brass, while blindly following orders to intimidate Nigerians.

The song was popular in Nigeria, upsetting then-Head of State General Olusegun Obasanjo. The military was unhappy with Fela's constant criticism and said it was unseemly to have a republic within a republic. Nigerian tabloids carried lurid but unverified tales of girls lured to the compound and corrupted by Fela's band members.

The army attacked him at his compound.

During the attack at the Kalakuta Republic by the Nigerian Armed Forces, Fela's mother Frances Abigail Olufunmilayo Thomas was thrown from a window of the second floor. She died after being in a coma for about eight weeks.

In 1983, Kuti nominated himself for president in Nigeria's first elections in decades, but his candidature was refused.

On 3 August 1997, Kuti's brother Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, already a prominent AIDS activist, and former Minister of Health, announced that Kuti had died on the previous day from heart failure due to complications with AIDS. Kuti had been an AIDS denialist, and his widow maintained that he did not die of the disease.

NET URL SELECT A EPISODE 1

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