https://hkcr.live/shows/sakura-tsuruta-w-imus-04-10-2021

Sakura Tsuruta w/ imus - 04/10/2021

Imus 30/04/23

Interview: https://truantsblog.com/2024/truancy-volume-322-ema

Soundcloud: @emma-jane-g

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Truancy Volume 322: EMA

Episode fiiiiiiiiiiive of five for this season on Relativa! The final show of my first season on RR takes a hard and fast turn as I explores half time rhythms in the first hour; spinning mutant dancehall and fast percussive techno, jumping around between 80/90bpm before heading north to 170/180 and back down and up and down and up and down.

For the second hour I'm vvvv pleased to be joined by Nostro Hood System label boss, Galtier, for a mix that’s as pounding and eclectic as the releases in the NHS back catalogue. Pushing forward unique leftfield techno and bubbling UK bass dripping with twists, Nostro Hood System steadily releases some of the most forward-thinking dance music in the game right now: spearheaded by Galtier. An esteemed producer and DJ in his own right, Galtier’s own productions can be brooding and melancholic whilst simultaneously being fast and chaotic. Celebrating the forthcoming release of a new co-EP on NHS with Druid, his mix encompasses everything that’s influencing him right now. Enjoy.

www.radiorelativa.eu

Plot 45:

Naco – Mozu
Dayzero – Bare Brain
Toma Kami – Hot Trash
Tymotica – Fractured
Forest Drive West – Sustain
Premis – Murter
B4MBA & BABY SY – BES (ft. AXEL)
Ma Sha – Sea Through Fantasia
Dual Monitor – Switch It
Mulholland – Tiger Balm
Ido Plumes – Into The Other
Mossambi – FTIR (unreleased)
Nod – Lentino 3
NPLGNN – Fujakka
Jurango – Isle of Crass
Teqmun – Aphid Walk
Capiuz – Jump On It
Talpah – So Pretty
ZULI – Keen Demag
B4MBA – Charmed Riddim

Galtier:

ACT! – Lava Valley
Awo Ojiji – Glyph
Plebian – Ephemerides
Konduku – Damla
Neida – Hydro (Galtier Remix)
Laksa – Mind
Galtier – Gilga’s Zkull
Neida & Le Motel – Sweatin’
Peizo – Wacky Water Kooler
Jurango – Sleeper Hold
Nosync – Traced
Bambounou – Tboujeh
Galtier & Druid – Bayou Of Metamorphoses
Ma Sha – Sea Through Fantasia
Dub Phzix & Skeptical – Ragz
Fels – Siren (Galtier Remix)
Nora Drum – Lungfish
Elpac – Velocity Cuisine
Mosca – Blunt Abdominal Trauma
Atrice – Sine Scrapeer

Plot 45 invites Galtier (Nostro Hood System) on Radio Relativa – February 2024

As founder of the GROOVY GROOVY party which started in a college basement in New Jersey, Akanbi has established his vision of a cozy, spiritual, intentional, friendship and love party as one of New York’s finest gatherings for all kinds of sexy electronic music. 
Tapping into spiritual frequencies, he brings a focused intention to the community that goes beyond the surface. Available on SoundCloud and Apple Podcasts. Enjoy!

ITPS103 AKANBI

Milan-based producer and DJ @piezopz has spent the past decade refining his meticulously mutated strain of club music, with releases appearing on lauded labels such as Wisdom Teeth and Nervous Horizon. 

Alongside a head-spinning Recognise mix, he tells Christian Eede about his early days in the Italian freetekno rave scene, formative years in Bristol, and the global sound palette of his Ansia label’s latest compilation.

Interview & tracklist: https://djmag.com/features/recognise-piezo-interview

Recognise: Piezo

Rinse FM Podcast

Metrist b2b Significant Other - 15 March 2024

Duplicity 113 | @linearsystem

We are super excited to present the 113rd episode from sci-fi specialist Linear System!

As usual turn up the volume and enjoy the ride!
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@linearsystem

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Duplicity 113 | Linear System

Reclaim Your City 586 | Sev Dah (Helsingborg)

Bosnian-born, Sweden-based producer and jockey Sev Dah has been carving a niche truly personal and distinctive into techno’s growingly standardized on and off-stage realm. Boss of his own imprint, Proletarijat, with releases for Mote-Evolver, Random Island or K S R under his belt, Sev has been pushing wares both entrancingly hi-NRG (a nod to the early Schranz heroes) and ruggedly abrasive. The result is an effervescing mishmash of rabid uptempo drives, screwed melodies and fiery rhythmic grids, ready to leave all ravers knocked askew. 

Soundcloud: bit.ly/sevdah_sc
Facebook: bit.ly/sevdah_fb
Instagram: bit.ly/sevdah_ig
Bandcamp: bit.ly/sevdah_bc
Resident Advisor: bit.ly/sevdah_ra

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Reclaim Your City 586 | Sev Dah

Duplicity 114 | @benales

We are super excited to present the 114th episode from @benales!

As usual turn up the volume and enjoy the ride!
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@benales

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www.instagram.com/benales_music

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Duplicity 114 | Benales

Download for free on Bandcamp: https://psfmer.bandcamp.com/track/headquarters

I like imagining there's an underground techno scene in Ponyville, where anyone can go and lose themselves in pounding bass and hypnotic rhythms.

I haven't heard much of this sort of techno in this fandom, so I decided to give it a try. I've been into techno for quite a while now (think Perc, Nina Kraviz, Jeff Mills, Slam etc.), so I've had quite a few ideas. Specifically wanted to try out using polyrhythms like in Detroit techno. Also paid special attention to making it as DJ friendly as possible (although I'm pretty sure it won't get played in a set lol).

Big thanks to bank pain for his help with some DC offset issues I've encountered. Also massive thanks to alias for technical feedback.

I ramble some technical stuff below:

The mix was quite challenging to get to an acceptable standard, because I kept ending up with too much sizzling high end, or too much rumbling low end. The 909 hat is really really powerful up there and it took some work to tame it and get it to fit somewhat within the track. Learned quite a lot on mixing high end. 

The rolling bassline also took some work to minimise muddiness and increase clarity. There was 3 layered kicks over the rolling bassline, so it took quite a bit of time to experiment with EQs to get the muddiness out. Also discovered that high passing the low end at 20hz takes lots of energy out of the audible rumbling frequencies. This runs contrary to some advice I've heard, which is to cut frequencies below 20hz to get more headroom. Some further research tells me that doing a low cut introduces some sort of phasing issue, and that it would be better to use a low shelf if you need to take some energy out of the sub frequencies.

Headquarters

Aspiring horse music producer, amateur SFM pone animator.

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