just had to come back and listen to this again

the sun keeps hitting right at the perfect moments 

another sun moment wow s/o you and humboldt park 

Dubbed-out ambient from North West England.

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@lycheefrut

Introduce yourself? Preferred pronouns? Where do you currently reside? 1 fun fact about yourself? 

I'm Alyce (they/them). I live in Ocean Hill, Brooklyn. My first AIM screen name was "euphony remix" which I took from a trance remix of some anime song, not realizing [x] remix meant the artist who made the remix so I thought it was just a cool descriptor.

How is everything going with you right now?

I feel lucky in a lot of ways considering everything that's going on. I've regressed a bit in the last year and turned to a lot of comforts of my teens - internet friends, solitary creative activities, reading.

Any fun predictions for 2021?

I wish! I have hopes, but I don't think I've ever felt so uncertain about what's next.

How did you get your DJ name?

Some friends and I were throwing house parties back in 2012 or so that were meant to feel lighthearted and tropical, so I named myself Lychee because it felt like a fit for the housier music I was playing then and had a "lyc" in it like my first name "Alyce." Now it feels a bit silly but it's kind of become part of me.

Who currently inspires your music-wise?

Inspiration has come in unpredictable waves for me these days. Making music feel like an "occasion" outside of the club always helps. Treating a stream like a party at home alone or in the group chat or with my partner, or deep listening to albums and making them the center of attention, is always revitalizing. Breaking the habit of feeling like I need to keep up with every new release has also been healthy for me; digging deep into old releases on Discogs usually gets me out of a rut.

4 djs you would want to see on a lineup for the first party post covid asap?

Honestly what I want most is to see all of my good friends DJing at their best again, I really miss DJing side by side with them or just being part of their audience. I'm also feeling particularly long overdue for a real wormhole spiral a la Dozzy/Nobu/Wata or Interdimensional Transmissions, the kind of raw exorcism I can't really replicate at home.
If you had to describe yourself as a vegetable what would it be and why? 

I want to think I'm a tuff and spicy chili pepper but I'm probably not a vegetable at all but a soft and squishy fruit.

Why do you think it's important to share music?

Music - our own or music made by others - can communicate things we don't have words for. It can collect meaning over time based on shared moments, it can break down mental barriers, it can be both deeply intimate/personal and powerfully communal.

What do your parents think about the music you make?

I'm not sure if my dad realizes the DJ sets I've shown him aren't all my own music despite my best attempts to explain… I think he generally thinks it's cool though, he loves music and will listen to just about anything.

What would you like to see in the future for the dance community?

More sustainable, smaller "microeconomies" and communities that offer deeper, more holistic support (material and otherwise) for artists. More intentionality, more long-term thinking, less disposability - things that feel difficult sometimes in a scene sometimes driven by capitalism/the worst sides of social media.

For the extended Q&A & pipipi track game please visit our website -----> http://pipipi.life/mix/174-%cb%9af/ <--------

Lychee - 174 F

What does dancing mean to you?
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" It’s quite primordial for me. I think that dancing in a dark place, on drugs, enveloped by a sound system really distilled the trance-inducing properties of dancing for me and solidified my passion/ need for it, but I also know everyone has their own relationships with it, which I find so special as well!  Dancing in general has helped to shed through so many hang-ups [ego/ pre-tension]. I remember how embarrassed I used to get when I was younger and my mom would dance in the grocery store isles when a fun song would come on. Now I’m so glad I do that too! "
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As a Colombian artist based in Montreal, Daniel Rincon has taken many forms with other artists such as his Ambien Baby project with D.Tiffany. However, as his solo project NAP, he delivers an eclectic range of sounds the reflect his diverse music taste and upbrings which are evident in the multitude of deviate label and production projects he runs. For us, he has put together a wild sonic journey touching on influences from across the globe that tell the tale of "house of mud, with lots of love, strong foundations" ...
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@napmusick

PMIX014 | NAP

So pleased to welcome Pittsburgh based artist ADAB to the series with their second installment of "Dub Transmissions" ~ some words from them on the mix>>

"I wanted this mix to sound like it was coming from the deepest regions of space. A literal transmission (opposed to Vol. 1's more figurative name) from some far off starship where my black being is unbothered by Earth, it's bounds, and time. I selected tracks that I felt when sequenced together evoked the feeling of catching a chance radio burst from an unreachable place light years away that could break off into static and disappear back into the void forever. Everything in here for the most part sounds like it's coming apart at the seams a little bit, leaving you anticipating if this mix will fully disintegrate or evolve into something else..."

https://soundcloud.com/adab

Motion Cast Vol. 71: ADAB - "Dub Transmissions Vol. 2"

Nuestro Planeta co-founder, DJ @lizzy-nice has been carving out more representative and diverse spaces in her local Melbourne scene with her events while establishing herself as an exciting, genre-noncomforming, invigorating DJ. We fell in love with her bass-heavy, percussive-sprinkled yet light and, hip-hop infused sets and couldn't wait to invite her to supply the latest Body Mix. 10 minutes in and we we're already sweating! Getting us moving and shaking in unexpected ways. Enjoy this set from Melbourne's bass icon Lizzynice :)

Tracklist:

Slikback - ESION
Alicia - Archangelic Collapse
Special Request - Lockjaw (Akkord Remix)
KUYA NEIL - QQ
Ali Mck & IYZ - Kiki Dub
Palf - Drip Dry (JV VIP 130 PRESSURE)
Heritage & Delo - Babylon Gone
Whistle - Dust ft. Klont
Cressida - Breaking Parallel
Roy Mills - The News
Whistle - unreleased
Layla - Manorina (Palf's Nearest & Dearest Remix)
Swarmi - Trancid
DE-TÜ - When Will We
Smerz - Flashing
Slikback - MOB
Laksa - Belly Brocka
INVT - PSEUDOR ft. Drunken Shogun
Lijah - Alhassan (9TRANE Remix)
CELIIINE - Rogue
Whistle - Preserve Unclarity

Unknown Album

BODY MIX 006 | Lizzynice

Honey Soundsystem Potcast

HNYPOT 376: Jake Muir's Bathhouse Blues

Seattle based @livwutang has been on my radar for a little while now, as have a growing list of talented folks across the US.

This mix is a showcase of her trademark style, a fresh blend of deep & dubby, bubbly house, and bassy bangers. Liv's ability to build narratives whilst dipping between such a vast range of styles is super impressive and i've really enjoyed digging through her impressive range of mixes :')Most certainly a star on the rise to keep an eye (and ear) out for!

Thanks so much for this one Liv! <3 

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Animix Twenty Three: livwutang

Stream Informer Friday Jan 29 Live Stream

53°20'49.3"N 6°15'49.7"W

Hailing from Ireland, @woozydublin label head and co-founder of @skinandblisterdublin EMA (@emma-jane-g)conjures an hour of majestic atmospheres and slinky dubs recorded in an empty club in Dublin.

d o w n 2 e a r t h 17 - EMA

Juanita's Mix 041 with Amelia Holt @ameliaholt

Q. How would you describe yourself?
A. x-traterrestrial, x-plorative and sassy

Q. How long have you been a part of the NYC music scene?
A. Around six years. It all started when I met Justin Strauss at my first job at Red Bull Studios. I became friends with him and he would add me to the guest list for some of his parties in Brooklyn. After that, I started meeting more cute people in the Brooklyn music scene and took the chance of playing music myself + doing a lot of Bossa happy hours. 

Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. This is a hypnotic cyber spa with a misty twist.

Juanita's Mix 041: Amelia Holt

KMRU - a vortex unto themselves

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