A1) My Love (snippet)

A2.Anton Zap - Rubblewood - Clip

Celebration time! Head over to https://cremeorganization.bandcamp.com/album/there-is-no-authority-but-yourself-15-years-creme-organization-part-1-golly-its-free
and grab yourself a copy of this!

01.Scientific Dreamz Of U - Deep Belief Network {Neural Grid Optimization} 08:42
02. Neville Watson - Songs To elevate Pure Hearts (Extended Remix) 07:11
03. Innershades - Breaker M1 04:37
04. Seaside Houz Boyz - Occult Mysteries Of SF 07:14
05. Simoncino - Foresta Break 04:47
06. Jorge Velez - 4AM 04:04
07. DJ Haus - Cape Fear 05:35
08. ASOK - Edge #2 07:33
09. BNJMN - Bleed 04:18
10. Benedikt Frey - Can You Feel The Pain 05:46
11. Drvg Cvltvre - Ape Shall Not Kill Ape 05:47
12. Photonz - 13 Patterns 05:53
13. IVVVO - Dark Room 4 Dance 03:23
14. Legowelt - Codex Arpolxtinus 06:31
15. The exaltics - The Past 06:48

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After a couple of lesser spotted DJ stars, we now look to someone who has blown up in a very short space of time. Based in the Windy City, The Black Madonna has not only released some highly sought after, steamy disco-house 12”s on Argot, Stripped & Chewed and The Nite Owl Diner, but so too has she started making her mark as chief booker at Chicago’s famous Smart bar. As well as this, she has found time to lay down sets all across Europe and North America and this latest podcast proves why the opinionated feminist is so in demand. It is a kinetic and athletic mix that goes from deep and heady to jump up and jacking, from diva vocals to dazzling disco and one that both starts and ends with a fat bottomed reggae swagger. 

She says of the mix: ”I had so much fun doing this. I got snowed in at the house where all the guys from Stripped & Chewed live. We're lucky the electricity stayed on. There was a terrible blizzard here! So I just stayed there and recorded. It's the first time I DJed since my hearing came back too. I had a little audience trapped with me, so was a great time.”

Dekmantel Podcast 004 - The Black Madonna

morphing from cosmic via disco to something called houz

oxoxoxoxo

The next Dekmantel podcast is something of a local and family affair. It comes from Malawi, a DJ collective made up of former Trouw residents Andrei Vilcov, Arif Malawi, Job Jobse, Job Oberman and Luc Mast. The group have been regulars at the LenteKabinet festival for the last couple of years, also play there again this year and, frankly, they are just a very cool group of individuals with a wide and varied musical taste that we really appreciate. 

The deep, crate digging mix they turn out demonstrates this with aplomb. In just over an hour they lay downside perfectly summery vibes that will have you wanting to lay out flat on some lush green grass. Starting with sun kissed acoustic guitars, it slowly unravels through lazy house, afro tinged dub, big steel drum patterns and plenty of worldly goodness, all of which is organic and effortlessly mixed, despite the huge amount of ground covered. Welcome to Malawi… 

Dekmantel Podcast 016 - Malawi

MRT001 - A -  PORTAL

The boldly titled new release on Nous’Klaer might not sound like what you expect. ‘Trance Unlimited’ is a four-track-run full of kicks and curiosities, crafted by dj/musician/label owner Benedikt Frey. Though this versatile producer is new to the label, he sounds perfectly at ease, providing us with a warm and balanced 12 inch for dancefloor fun and bumpy road trips. 

After releases on Hivern Discs, Live At Robert Johnson and his own Love Pain Sunshine & Rain, Benedikt Frey explores new rhythmic ranges and phasing patterns on this EP. Whilst all tracks are dancefloor-ready, it’s the A2 that’s the raving giant: Trance Unlimited.

Artist: Benedikt Frey
Title: Trance Unlimited
Release date: 13th of July 2015
Catalog: NOUS004
Label: Nous'klaer Audio

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Benedikt Frey - Trance Unlimited EP - NOUS004

As any proper techno fan will know, Sterac is an alias of the legendary Dutch man Steve Rachmad and it has been since the 90s. Over the years, Sterac has been responsible for some classics of the genre (including the peerless album Secret Life of Machines), and recently he has been back working under the moniker on labels like Klockworks, Delsin and Mote Evolver. He also records as Sterac Electronics, however, an ever lesser used alias that is more focussed on electro sounds. As Sterac and Sterac Electronics his output joins the dots between Detroit and the Netherlands, both in the studio and the DJ booth. This podcast comes from Sterac Electronics in the wake of Dekmantel relaxing a short documentary about Steve, his musical taste, influences and views on DJing, and just ahead of him playing the Selectors stage at the festival later in the year. 

Watch that short film here (http://dkmn.tl/1HrAY5k), just before you tuck into his dazzling mix. Starting with some glittery disco, the summery selection then dips its toe into frazzled 80s synths, dancing arps, tooting trumpets and the sweetest of vocal tracks. It’s jammed packed with floor filling gold from the disco world and is an impressive detour from the techno sound most people know him for. Stick this one on and it is sure to get your hips moving and your mouth smiling. 

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