!! Random sets (experimental, industrial, ebm etc. Part 4

Nothing In Moderation With DJ Voices @ The Lot Radio 08-18-2021

Vortex Mix ✻ E Fishpool

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Welcome to my very special Drum And Bass song called 'Good Energy' my akaHoxta Spatial Mix

Good Energy - akaHoxta's Spatial Mix

Our month with the co-founders of MESH continues with lifetime Pittsburgh resident @chadkid. With ChadKid, Sis Girl, and newly minted resident Calin, MESH has booked a broad range of up-and-coming queer underground talent to play to an open-minded, intimate dancefloor. Individually, ChadKid has played both queer party staples like Honcho's annual campout and Gays Hate Techno, and intimate local events like In Training (Cleveland/PGH), Kosmetik (San Francisco), and Only Friends (Boston). Their mix strikes a perfect balance between dancefloor nostalgia and home-listenability, and will brush across you like a fresh summer breeze wherever you take it in.

Read the full interview and see a tracklist:
spontaneous.zone/028-chadkid.html

"For this mix I wanted to create something both uplifting and refreshing while keeping an easygoing palatable sound. Given the state of the world and the lack of nightlife in all of our lives, I  have found that listening to dance music aimed more for club use has not been my vibe lately. I still wanted the mix to be danceable though, so I ended up going with a breezy but still groovy sound in the tracks I pulled. I wanted this to feel like being at an outdoor dance floor when a refreshing gust of wind hits perfectly in time with the music."

ChadKid's fee for this mix was donated to SisTers PGH, a transgender centered drop-in space, resource provider, and shelter transitioning program based in Pittsburgh, PA. www.sisterspgh.org

@chadkid / @meshparty

Interview + Tracklist

Spontaneous Affinity #028: ChadKid

O-Wells, aka Orson Wells, Frankfurt native, who over the past years has released with Die Orakel, Live At Robert Johnson, Innervisions, 777 Records, among others;

O - Wells [Die Orakel Séance]

Felt good to experiment out loud and mix this live with a very cozy audience at The Lot Radio last night. People surrounded a bonfire, enjoying cider, beers, and laughter by the kiosk as I dj'ed. Pardon a few trips here and there, got excited to try a few things. October is my favorite month so I was happy to play a few jams that have been keeping me happy. Take care out there. Love, Ron

the Space Between Spaces 10 @ The Lot Radio 10.08.2020

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We welcome Art of Tones to the guest mix series this week who told us to look out for new tracks, old tracks, quite clubby but always funky business!

AOT has released on a plethora of labels we love over the years... Shout out to Toy Tonics, Local Talk, Z Records, theBasement Discos, Apparel, Nervous and Robsoul to name only a tiny handful! His output is always funky indeed and it was only a matter of time until we got him in to put together an hour of his favourite tracks for our mix series. 
So turn it up loud and have a lock down rave up for one!

https://soundcloud.com/llorca
https://www.facebook.com/artoftones/
https://www.instagram.com/artoftonesmusic/
Tracklist:
1. Eros - Dance With Me [Eros 01]
2. Web Web - What You Give (Mousse T. Boogie Shizzle Remix)[Compost]
3. Mutenoise - Turn Me On
4. Art Of Tones - Cameo Maceo - Stripped  [Frappe]
5. Simon Hinter - Wanna Make Love
6. Sleazy McQueen - OnlyU - Pezzner Edit [Whiskey Disco]
7. Detroit Swindle - Time [Lumberjacks In Hell]
8. Kenlou - The Bounce
9. Frits Wentink - Double Man [Clone Royal Oak]
10. Nutmeg - State Of Mind Dub - Ehanced [Neroli]
11. Soldiers Of Twilight - Beautiful - Dub [Serial]
12. Nebraska - Dip and Flip [Heist]
13. Purple Ice - Pieces Of A Dream
14. Marz And Ianeq - Real Unreal - Volcov Remix [A Few Among Others]
15. Sweely - Dollar G [S3A Records]

SlothBoogie Guestmix #259 - Art of Tones

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Ritmo Fatale invite Zanias - 09 novembre 2020

@taylorbratches

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

My name is Taylor and my preferred pronouns are they and she. I live in Brooklyn! Fun fact about myself… I used to teach hip hop dance in the early 2000’s. 

How is everything going with you right now?

It’s going pretty well despite the circumstances, which of course are not ideal. Been navigating a lot of personal challenges lately, from a break-up to family drama, but strangely I feel ok, like all is looking up….something in my attitude has shifted

What are you missing from pre-covid life?

Dancing. With people. More than anything.

Any fun goals for winter time?

3rd installment of Dance Floor Epiphanies for Resident Advisor is happening, and I also have an ambient release coming out for the boutique cassette label, Enmossed. And I want to finish my memoir! (maybe it will actually happen this time). 

Who currently inspires you music-wise?
ASC (always). Europa. Ma Sha Ru. May Vary. Abby Echiverri. E.C.C.O. Pugilist. Air Max ‘97. Eris Drew and Octo Octa. Datach’i. H.E.R. Noumen. And I’ve been kind of obsessed with heavy bass music lately like Ternion Sound and TMSV. those lower chakra vibes


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

Oh god this is hard. Umm… I’m thinking about the DJs whose sets just tether me to the floor and make me really fucking jump-up-and-down happy:

Erika
Danny Daze
Ben UFO
Eris Drew

What other activities have you dipped into with a break from djing?

Writing and Spiritual Channeling / Energy Work. Deepening into both of those practices.. 
 
Let’s play a pipipi game… I give you a situation & you give me a track (youtube links plz)

** 1 track for the insect world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30stBhRAnmA
OR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcZZR49OQ_4


** pool party for the older generation of club kids?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnHXnyLtGhk


** b2b with Claude Young
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkQVO4NRAUI


Favorite weird drug experience?

The very first time I took acid I accidentally took too much and merged with the soul of another human until we no longer could distinguish ourselves from one another. I saw his third eye blinking on his forehead, as real as an actual eye, and then we became telepathic, and then we astral projected as one entity into the godhead. It was cool.

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

I believe it’s the most unifying force in the world. It’s the most human language, and gives us access to our emotions in a way that brings joy. And it connects us beyond the mind… it connects us through the body, and through the heart. 

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

Cohesion & Unification. A return to how things used to be, without trying to emulate the past too much. Meaning, a sense of PLUR that permeates not only the dance floor but the social spaces, online and physical.

Taylor Bratches - 111˚F

here's a guest mix I made for Tunis-based @ma3azef 

"An immersion in Sprælle's realms, where sharp experimental jaunts combine with the liberating feeling of exaltation, midi notes finding refuge in organic ambient movements, emotionally charged, constantly frontal and always draining."

artwork by Alejandra Fajardo | www.instagram.com/silentwhip/

MA3AZEF - Sprælle - Rearranged Existence

For our third edition of Afrofuturism is NOW, we are pleased to welcome tondiue.

Seattle based producer, DJ, and record label cofounder Cameron Kelley explores the synthesis of many creative disciplines through their tondiue alias. 

As a designer and bird watching hobbyist, they have an eye and ear for the details of the natural world and environment.  This is expressed through their productions as well as DJ sets; often opting for the slow burning and meditative pace of rhythmic new age and textural ambient music, while bringing earthen timbres and human rhythm to the dance floor.  

In addition to their explorations as Tondiue, they make up one half of the DJ duo, party series, and record label Apt E alongside their friend, collaborator and roommate Max. Apt E has been making waves in the Seattle underground since 2017, starting with a series of all nighters at off-the-beaten-path locations around the city, and later developing into a record label.  Their vinyl releases focus on acts from in and around the Seattle area, and seek to provide a platform for up and coming artists. Look out for a handful of releases from tondiue in 2021, including an Apt E record from their newly formed band, Tape.

If you enjoyed the mix, please consider donating to the artist at @cameron-kelley-1 (Venmo)

Instagram (Apt E): @apt__e
Instagram (tondiue): @tondiue
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/apte
Bandcamp: apte.bandcamp.com

AIN003 - tondiue

12th isle Mixes

Stu (12th Isle) (12/12/20)

We close out Moods 2020 with @savile, a producer, cook, DJ, and tender soul. Most known for his work organizing the Chicago-based event series Service, the Copenhagen-based Self-Disrupt, and abolition-centered productions (cc: https://savile.bandcamp.com/album/the-abolitionist), we hope this is a sound send-off to this year. For more visit: https://moods.substack.com/p/moods-31-savile

xx from us to you.

Tracklist:
1. Laraaji - The Dance # 2
2. Navy Blue - Ode2mylove
3. Jeff Majors - The Chant
4. Jill Scott - Slowly Surely (Theo Parrish Remix)
5. Makaya Mccraven - Holy Lands
6. Radiohead - MK2
7. Laraaji - Change
8. Medicine - Heads
9. Acemo - Mind Element
10. Fauzia - When It’s All Over (ft Kelela)
11. Basic Channel - Roll Off / B
12. Gigi Masin - Clouds
13. QNS - QNS#2 Version
14. Theravada - 99 Coupe
15. Savile - Take Back (w/ Jacques Greene, Anne Lacy)
16. Terekke - Nuwav2
17. Chiwonsio - Zvichapera 

QnA:

Where, geographically, did you grow up? Was it a single place, or many places?
I grew up in southern Michigan, about 10 minutes from the Indiana border. I spent my entire childhood there, and moved to Chicago when I was in my early 20s.

Can you pick one song in the mix and explain where you first listened to it?
I remember the Fauzia & Kelela track very clearly when it dropped on a Bandcamp Friday this summer - so imaginative, expressive, and beautifully produced. It really struck me and was something I turned to again and again. I feel like one could find a lot of that energy in music this year, and I’m grateful to have heard it. 

Who "introduced" you to these songs? Was it a person, a radio station, a CD?
This music spans some 10 years of listening, being shared with, stumbling upon, and so forth. I think the moment I realized the music I play as a DJ—or share with others in a public way—could be informed by any source, it made the act of finding music a much more open-end process, full of possibility. Some of this music is random algorithm recommendations, some of it was shared by friends, and some if it I’ve had in my iTunes since high school. 

Where and when did you first hear techno? Who did it sound like it was for?
My first encounters with dance music were associated with something very distant from the place I existed. My first dance music encounters were about traveling to a place where I could be more myself. So I suppose, in that way, it sounded like it was for a freer, more expressive, and less bound and defined place.

You've got the microphone. What do you want to say to the music community?
I think that in my time in dance music thus far, I have been afforded a lot of space to say my peace, and I say that with deep gratitude. In this time, I want to continue to de-center myself and let the vanguard speak and shape their world into existence. I’m here to help serve that in whatever ways I can. 

Thank you for having me. My heart goes to all who’re struggling in this moment, especially those cast aside by the system here in amerikkka. 

I miss you all very much <3 gianpaolo

We've paired Savile's mix with the essential Teching Hsieh, a performance artist whose primary medium is time; or, rather, the demarcation of time. Both artists play quite literally with time, whether it is punching in at a gallery on-the-hour, every hour, or filling a moment in time with sound. We've wanted to pair these two in conversation for a while now, with a portrait of Savile by Moods Alum Anne Lacy. 2020 ends strong with this.

Savile also elected to move their $40 commission to Bed Stuy Stong, a mutual aid network of over 4,000 people from across Bed-Stuy who are supporting our community during the COVID-19 crisis: https://bedstuystrong.com/

Moods 31: Savile

mix series and label by @deep_creep

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Taylor Bratches - 111˚F

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