Oh my... please what is this? Amaixng mix

𝒫𝒶𝓈𝓈𝒾𝓃𝑔 𝒩❁𝓉𝑒𝓈 𝒢𝓊𝑒𝓈𝓉 𝑀𝒾𝓍𝑒𝓈

More: http://www.movement.radio/podcasts/dj-plead

@1djplead

DJ Plead - 17 December 2021

022 - FLORENCE

https://soundcloud.com/scripp1 is a downtempo selector based in Bristol, who has kindly put together an elegant and slow burning mix.

Scripp curates the ambient/experimental mix series 'Tearooms', a sub-series of Laxworks. In his words, Tearooms aims to develop a diverse catalogue of experimental and ambient sound that is inspired by the way sonics influence and alter our perception of spaces. Scripp's musical outlook is driven by his curiosity towards how sounds create a shared state of mind.

This philosophy is reflected in his mix, which simulates a plush, indoor setting. While overwhelmingly comforting, the mix is peppered with moments of doubt and longing. 

Scripp's intention here was to deliver "a softer aesthetic", fusing dubbed styles, ambient cuts and jazz selections. The result is a mix which urges the mind to wander.

Chime 10: Scripp

@edavd is the project of multidisciplinary artist Emmanuel David Monteiro. A deep thinker, E Davd brings a theoretical and conceptual lens to his work - if you listen deeply and with intent, you can begin to understand some of the complex ideas that underscore his music. Process driven and creative, E Davd is not bound by genre, rather working with different patterns, rhythms and approaches to sound to explore his connection to, and barriers to ancestry and heritage. Starting out age nine on the congas, playing Cape Verdean and afro music in his dad’s band, E Davd now uses electronic music to explore his own ideas about black music. Now, he uses techno as a mechanism to explore complex themes such as the nexus of nature and technology, Indigenous technologies and afrofuturism. His radio show and soon to be record label ‘Visions of Utopia’ on Nomad Radio also encapsulate these themes, looking toward a utopian society that is not only equal and free from racial violence, but one in which blackness is privileged.  E Davd uses his guest mix on Passing Notes to present a deep excavation into the internet, himself and afrofuturism - expect a sound collage of original works - finished and ‘unfinished’, samples and snippets from afrofuturism documentary ‘The Last Angel of History’. I had a wonderful time talking with E Davd about afrofuturism, ancestry, blackness, black music and more.

E Davd - PN 162

https://www.nts.live/shows/well-street-records/episodes/well-street-records-keppel-loop-lf-30th-june-2022

NTS Radio w/ Keppel & Loop LF (29.06.22)

@conradpack 

Our next mix is by Conrad Pack. London based, running the label Selchp Recordings together with DJ Gonz. And dropped one of the most exciting releases from last year. This mix is full of forthcoming, unreleased, and music which may never be heard again. All alongside other inspirations. Hi Conrad.

Photo by Constantine Spence 

Tracklist: 
Utterance Robot
Substance - Bird Cave
Stewart Walker - CSF (Female Remix)
Excell - Sandbox
Various Artists - 8 (AE Mix)
Obscurum - Solut
Conrad Pack - Untitled
Conrad Pack - Untitled
Conrad Pack - Untitled
LEAL - Collect All
Pumpgun Pro - Kill Me
DJ Pete - Latifah (Dub Cut)
Conrad Pack - Untitled
Conrad Pack - Untitled
Obscurum - Man Pocket
Regis & Female - Guiltless
Regis - Rites
Clemens Neufeld - Impact (2015 Remaster)
Kovács Ferenc - Violin Solo

Knekelhuis # 92 - Conrad Pack

Cyrus and special guest Kiernan Laveaux. This one is not to be missed!

Belly Music w/ Cyrus + Kiernan Laveaux - Mar 5th 2023

Next up we have the ethereal talent that is Pasta Kebab. Amelia Constanti is a Dj, producer and artist based in North West London however flows between all areas of the capital. She has played a huge part in the underground scene for some time now offering us the most tasteful experiences London has to offer through her mystical, experimental mixes, exhibitions and personality which has bagged her residencies on Kindred and Aaja. Not to mention being a part of West London’s hidden-gem label and collective, Kite Hill Records. One may say she is the full package with the eyes and ears for deep, dubby and swampy sounds. There’s no doubt Mills brings a breath of sweet fresh air to everything she does, creating the most obscure, hypnotic mixes and sets on and off the dancefloor....Pasta Kebab takes us on a tumultuous journey through off beat, avant garde experimental.....

Continue for Interview.......

1. How and why did you get into producing / dj'ing?

I started because I was exposed to a lot of DJs and producers and I felt like I could also have a voice within the electronic world, I was given a really big push by people around me to just try and explore. Then my student loan came in and it gave me the financial ability to build a collection of records, buy Ableton, and immerse myself in my own little world without any limitations. 

2. Who, What/where was your most coziest gig you've been to or experienced and why?

Event @ Ormside. I let out a lot of aggression and I really resonated with the dark atmosphere Nkisi had created. I let myself go within a really accommodating environment where I had space to completely rage through dance.

3.Are you an introvert or extrovert in the industry?

Depends on my mood! Sometimes I’ll be having a really good day and end up talking to everyone and their aunties lol, other times I’ll be really reserved and just be soaking up the music and the environment. I think now I have to allow myself to not feel guilty for being introverted, because it's a really giving experience when you are with yourself and everyone else is secondary. Sounds quite selfish but sometimes I think it's necessary to have musical experiences with yourself and no one else. 

4. If you had to choose 1 track to vibe out too forever what would it be?

That is a question I always swerve BUT I think a song I will never tire of is Indian Dub by Mad Professor, a heavily played-out fave of mine haha. 

5. What is your routine when preparing for a gig / production/writing session? do you have any special remedies/ mental prep/ places to go to? :)

Firstly I always dig through my archives which is a massively enjoyable experience for me, I find having a dig through my own stash is like looking back at my different phases and headspace’s. I also look at songs I was too scared to play in a set and I try to base my next set around those songs. I find I dig better when I’m on the move, so a long train/bus ride is perfect for me, then I associate those songs with a pleasant journey compared to digging in my bedroom which is obviously more mundane… but I definitely don’t shy away from bedroom digging with my ginger honey tea and some candles going girl!

Cozi xx

CoziMix 02 - Pasta Kebab

𝒯𝐻𝐸 𝒪𝒯𝐻𝐸𝑅𝒩𝐸𝒮𝒮 ₑₚ.₅ 
ʷ ᵇˡᵘᵐᵉ【𝟘𝟝.𝟚𝟛 - ℕ𝕆𝕆𝔻𝕊】
40° of fever edition

01. flaty - observer feat. madteo [gost zvuk]
02. hexalyne - exal surface [null surfaces]
03. yushh - look mum no hands [wisdom teeth]
04. snkls - stir [polaar]
05. the fellow passenger - albatross [self]
06. vel - squirmin' like a toad [nadsat]
07. noria lilt - atatm (msjy remix) [strecke]
08. code 3 - living proof [exit]
09. plus one - trial [woozy]
10. konsudd - schwebende [amenthia]
11. floid - gizuh [omen wapta]
12. xen model - controller [causal chain]
13. cypha - xzirow command [e-quarium]
14. christian coiffure - dreamers at work (live version) [worst]
15. frank bretschneider - a soft throbbing of time [raster-noton]
16. yushh - self couscous [wisdom teeth]
17. otomoni - super u [outlines]
18. pent & eric frye - hyper v5 (eric frye's gak life version) [poonex globo]
19. jose fleury - her at six [infinite drift]
20. opiate - monday nightcap [bit-phalanx]
21. ol - footprint [self]
22. ura - blueing [naff]
23. nueen - v [3xl]

cover by momo scacchi

𝒯𝐻𝐸 𝒪𝒯𝐻𝐸𝑅𝒩𝐸𝒮𝒮 ₑₚ.₅ ʷ ᵇˡᵘᵐᵉ (𝕟𝕠𝕠𝕕𝕤)

@tangeladj
Talia Jimenez aka Tangela is a force to be reckoned with - highly skilled DJ, host of the wonderful ‘Citrus’ on FBI radio and co-founder of a sleuth of boundary pushing events including dstreet, club < and now the newly established minutiae festival. Having these many hats and excelling at them all demonstrates Tangela’s intimate knowledge of her audiences and ability to tailor exceptional experiences accordingly. For dancefloors, that usually means a focus on generating energetic narratives combining enveloping soundscapes, pervasive depth and hypnotic detail to effortlessly guide dancers on spirited expeditions. With deep and diverse involvement in all sections of the electronic music community in Eora and beyond, I’m very excited to chat to Tangela about how she does it all. Tangela joined me for an interview and guest mix for episode 249 of Passing Notes live on PBSfm.

Tangela - PN 249

@fred-czital @harmony-rec

I first became aware of the Harmony label when they released ‘Natives’ an EP by prolific techno producer Alan Backdrop in 2019. Since this time, I’ve followed their lead, been enchanted by their always impressive musical outputs and enamoured - yet only from afar by their magical parties. Made up of multi-talented individuals, as a collective they coalesce as a group of kindred souls united by a shared wellspring of boundless creativity. Their events are always a spectacle, whether collaborating with the likes of Midgar, Kalahari Oyster Cult and X or running it solo, they have the power and passion to transform almost any space into a uniquely vibrant, community-minded party place. From UNESCO-listed libraries, gymnasiums and forest floors, no event is too big or too out there for Harmony to pull off. Across their music, events and DJ sets, they ooze a sense of profound intent whilst being effortlessly playful. In a world that can sometimes feel unnecessarily, individualistic the Harmony crew continues to shine a light on the power of bringing together our creative minds.

A studio full of life marked episode 256 of Passing Notes - a whole crew interview was following by this red hot mix by Alfred Czital, broadcast live on PBSfm 106.7 on the 2nd Feb, 2024.

Alfred Czital [Harmony Rec.] - PN 256

@oceanicocean

Oceanic's affinity to ‘colour’ and music with kaleidoscopic qualities showcased here in a mix broadcast live on Passing Notes, PBSfm 106.7 on the 16th February 2024.

Oceanic - PN 258

@nervenerve

NERVE (RES, A Colourful Storm, Steeplejack) is the guise of Naarm-based electronic general practitioner Joshua Wells. As a DJ, producer and live artist NERVE makes and performs a limitless brand of techno that explores notions of drum and bass, breaks, noise, electro, dark ambient, and industrial. NERVE’s live sets are undeniably body music, steely textures punctuated by drum and bass inflicted rhythm workouts capable of whipping any crowd into a frenzy.

NERVE joined me live for 260 of Passing Notes with this guest mix of incredibly hot and heavy drum and bass.

PN 260 - NERVE

@soundsofluxe
@angeldlite

To help me celebrate Passing Notes 5th birthday, I welcomed rambunctious UK producers LUXE and Angel D’Lite who celebrated the release of their debut collaborative EP ‘Enchanted’ on @goddezztemple in the same week. The cherished rave enchantresses provided a high-octane Passing Notes guest mix featuring their tracks from the Enchanted EP, remixes and unreleased gems.

Broadcast live on International Women's Day, 8th of March 2024.

PN 261 - LUXE & Angel D'lite (5 Years of PN)

Interview + Download:  http://truantsblog.com/2019/truancy-volume-253-dj-richard/

Soundcloud: @ioiooioooiooioi

In an interview from 2017, DJ Richard mentioned how he and Young Male originally thought the idea of pressing more than 150 copies of White Material 01 and 02 might be just a tad too much, jokingly expressing that they were going to still have copies left over when they were on tour like five years later. What they got was cult status, with demand outstripping supply in the first year more than they could ever have imagined. With the label having now wound down to a close, their tenth and final release a debut album from Galcher Lustwerk, DJ Richard has continued to forge a path that's more certain, fined tuned and propagating in textures and tension. His two albums for Dial, Grind and Dies Iræ Xerox are good examples of this, flirting emotively through subtle moods and melodic optimism. With the recent release of a new record called Eraser on Berlin-based label Flexxeal, we caught up with the producer to talk albums, homesickness for the coastline, and long somber drives through the White Mountains influencing his music. His Truancy Volume, recorded in a underground warehouse space in Philadelphia called the Sprinkler Room, is an hour long mix of contemporary artists and labels that are currently inspiring him.

http://truantsblog.com

DJ Richard

Truancy Volume 253: DJ Richard

@napmusick

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

Daniel Rincón. Bogotá. Montreal. Virgo Sun.

Why do you think it's important to DJ? 

A way to tell your story, to be part of a cultural archive and a sharing in folklore/ grassroots. Important to look at djng as a way to connect the dots between sounds and people (not capital). 

Describe your favorite club in the world?

Almost always parties put on by friends in places off the beaten path. Most memorably, any party that’s happened in the woods of Stanley Park.

Let’s play a pipipi game… I give you a situation & you give me a track 

** Climbing a volcano-- gunna erupt!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u7vzaqITMA

** First track out of this quarantine to soothe the world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEEEL5uY3_8

** Greenhouse galore-- oxygen running out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q11ium_-Lv8

** Stuck at an airport with only 1 track to listen to over and over
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPrQ6HSQkAc

Advice to beginning djs?

Embrace mistakes, fuck a bpm and learn the rules… so you can break them!

Describe the best dj/live set you have witnessed?

Live: Faust reunion 2012, roadtrip with friends to see MBV in Seattle, anytime i’ve seen You’re Me

DJ:  D Tiffany , Carlos Suoffront, Helena Hauff.

Most underrated artist at the moment?

Vani-T, Scott J. Gailey, Goo, MassieDome

What do you miss most about clubbing? 

Public assembly

Describe the vibe of your first DJ set?

Sleepy sunday vibe at a Tiki bar in Vancouver BC with the 30 guitar records I owned at the time.

Describe what you would want your rider to look like as a DJ all star playing Ibiza…

Sensory deprivation tank, oxygen bar and gummy bear chandelier.
 
Describe the first moment where you had an epiphany about your love for music?

Getting a discman in concurrence of the napster advent and burning cds felt special and allowed me to discover so much music! 

Favorite weird drug experience? 

Hooping MDMA and going to Robert Johnson for the first time.

Any advice about what to do with free time during this moment of social distancing?

Express yourself  

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

Return to free outdoor parties.

Venmo or contact info to support a local club who is undergoing hardship…

https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/emergency-funds-for-undocumented-youth-and-families-during-covid-19/

NAP - 5˚F

1/2 of @companionmelb
Passing Notes - PBSFM 106.7 8pm - 10pm Fridays 
AU/NZ Bookings: sam@watartists.com
Contact: hello@passingnotes.radio

E Davd - PN 162

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