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Campout Mix Series: br0nz3_g0dd3ss

Stepping up to the plate for our next edition of TESSACAST is Jentzen (https://soundcloud.com/jentzenmusic) aka Big Jentz. A fine craftsmen in the art of mixing, he has delivered two sublime hours of premium house for you all. If you like what you hear, check out his other mixes as they are equally enjoyable. His productions aren't bad either, with some excellent releases on Spaghetti Club and You&Me. Very nice stuff ✨✨✨

TESSACAST 012 - Jentzen

RADIO.D59B / FORBIDDEN DANCE #18 w/ Diego Perrisson

@br0nz3_g0dd3ss brought the whole ass club to Hemlock Hole, the dial on 11 from the start. Maya is an absolute star and the energy she brought to the stage was electrifying.

@bearcats_mixtapes has been with us from day one, like legit the moment the first record played, before, in fact ;) Sharing this anniversary with her is momentus on so many levels but mostly because we get to witness her share her passion with you. Here's to ten more years, babygirl!

CARRY BLOWOUT BLITZ: BEARCAT

SZA SOS NITA AVIANCE EDIT

Oscar Nñ, co-founder of New York’s Papi Juice party and art collective, shares an upbeat club mix just in time for New Year’s Eve. Expect "all divas, all vocals, lots of drums, and tons of dancing".

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Crack Mix 482: Oscar Nñ

tHe kiD aka dUke created this mini selection to show his 
appreciation for black history month by peeling off a 
significant and important layer to the legacy of hip hop 
highlighting emcees,producers,beat makers and the 
unique disc jockeys of the earlier era that began a 
mode of self-expression; now a part of a larger culture 
that reflects the social, economic, and political conditions 
of the youth at that time then and now decades later, 
as the style and moves of hip hop have changed, 
so have some of its traditions.

have a listen to this 4 hour selection of personal 
material put together covering styles and artists from:

•Old school hip-hop...
•Boom-bap..
•Jazz rap. 
•Lo-fi hip hop instrumentals
•Rare unreleased productions and freestyles 

•Real Life Content.
•Conscious Content.
•Club/Party Content.

Roxanne Shante
Boogie Down Productions
Ice-T
45 King
Stetsasonic
Jungle Brothers 
Fab 5 Freddy
Wildstyle
ATCQ
Grand Puba
Phife Dawg
Main Source
Gangstarr
Wu Tang Clan
Rza
Ol Dirty Bastard
Method Man
Public Enemy 
Dabrye
Jaylib
The Twilite Tone
Black Thought (the roots)
Guilty Simpson
Busta Rhymes 
Leaders of The New School
Raekwon
Polite
Prodigy 
Biggie Smalls
Digital Underground 
Def Jef
Dmarc Cantu
Dj Red Alert

Traxx Presents: Street Sounds.Emcees & Producers of The 80s 90s into the 2000s

@djnsa 

"My aim was to make something that defines where I'm at as an artist and with music today. It's downtempo, sexy, swamp, slick, reflective, pretty, and fun. It was recorded with a Varia RDM20 rotary mixer. Intended to be played late, after a party, or with a lucky person one night. You'll find sounds from South America, the UK, Berlin, France, Jamaica, Switzerland, Ukraine, and many more. 

The past two years have been about discovering new sounds and revisiting some old ones. I was raised in an uncanny Christian group in Savannah, Georgia, that restricted me from a lot in life. One of the only liberating things about that group was my exposure to the music and dance of other cultures. The Guatemalan and Mexican families taught me about salsa, meringue, and bachata. My cousins from North Carolina are black, they showed me house music. The soft nods to my love for these early introductions and moments are in this mix. Blended with the reality of what I hear now." 

NSA (Cameron Allen), a multidisciplinary artist known for his art and DJ work, emerged from coastal Savannah Georgia to arrive in Atlanta where he now resides. The swampy marshland landscape of his early years sets a clear narrative for an eerie and unconventional force laced with an upbringing around latin dance, ghettotech, and electro-house music. Since his first breakthrough release praised by Pitchfork at the age of 19, NSA has spun for queer spearheads such as Deep South and Honcho, co-founded the Hz Like Hell brand and Stroke parties, and is a driving force of the Atlanta underground with his infamous after parties. His penchant for challenging and strange sounds keeps the floor hooked.

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Logo by Nicola Napoli

Radio Buttons #120 - NSA

Oslo-based https://soundcloud.com/phobium joins in for some fjord explorations!

First part by Phobium

01. Cosmic Baby - Stille [Time Out Of Mind - 1995]
02. Orbital - Time Becomes [Internal - 1993]
03. A Positive Life - Pleidean Communication [Beyond - 1994]
04. Drax - Middle Earth [Trope Recordings - 1993]
05. Drax - Epic (1994 Version) [Trope Recordings - 1996]
06. Mental Overdrive - Theme Of St. Baafs [R&S Records - 1990]
07. DBX - Losing Control [Peacefrog Records - 1994]
08. Jam & Spoon - So Called Techno Track [Dance Pool - 1997]
09. Ultrahigh - Prime Val Forest [Dragnet Records - 1994]
10. Polyfusion - All Clear [Trope Recordings - 1996]
11. Gene Farris - On Fire [Force Inc. Music Works - 1995]
12. Perez & Dowell - Generatio! [Double O Records - 1995]
13. Atom Heart - Baud [Delirium - 1993]
14. F.U.S.E. - Dimension Intrusion [Plus 8 Records - 1993]
15. The Bionaut - Octopus [Blue - 1992]
16. Cosmic Baby - Sketches in Spring [Intercord - 1998]
17. Phuture - Rise From Your Grave [Strictly Rhythm - 1992]
18. Paperclip People - Steam [Planet E - 1996]
19. Ian Pooley - Celtic Cross (DJ Sneak Remix) [Force Inc. Music Works - 1995]
20. States Of Mind - Equinox [Plus 8 Records - 1990]
21. Circuit Breaker - Open Your Mind [Probe Records - 1991]
22. Exit 100 - System Overdrive [Force Inc. Music Works - 1992]
23. Planet B.E.N. - Screwdriver [Polytox Records - 1996]
24. Playboy - In Da Jungle (Mod Wheel Safari Mix) [Tag Records - 1996]
25. Genetic – Transmission (Cops Don't Knock Mix) [Dragonfly - 1994]
26. Fred Giannelli - 1st Premonition (DBX Detroit Remix) [Superstition - 1996]
27. Eat Static - Uforic Undulance [Planet Dog - 1994]
28. Trancesetters - The Search [Touché - 1995]

Second part by Kiskelfacit:

01. Zen Paradox - Floating Without Chemistry [Psy-Harmonics - 1993]
02. Saafi Brothers - Internal Code Error 930 [Blue Room Released - 1997]
03. Transwave - Biolab [Matsuri Productions - 1996]
04. Pulse - Carino [Harthouse - 1994]
05. Quench - Global Harmony [Labirynt Records - 1993]
06. Pon Farr - Farr 1 (Parallax Mix) [Adam & Eve Records - 1994]
07. X-Dream - Rain [Tunnel Records - 1997]
08. Union Jack - Two Full Moons And A Trout [Platipus - 1993]
09. Earth Nation - Liquid Desert (Oasis Mix) [Eye Q Records - 1995]
10. Synesthasia - Cumulus [Harthouse - 1995]
11. L.S.G. - Blueprint (Version 2) [Superstition - 1994]
12. Der Dritte Raum - Trommelmaschine (Voodoo Remix) [Harthouse - 1996]
13. Man With No Name - Sly-Ed [Dragonfly Records - 1994]
14. Acturus - 1000 Planets [Dragonfly Records - 1994]
15. Technossomy - The Joker [Flying Rhino Records - 1995]
16. The Infinity Project - Uforica [TIP Records - 1994]

Hjärngymnastik 223: Sangvinolent Fjordutforskning med Phobium

@omgitsjuicy b2b @djnsa
on the main floor of GoodRoom NSA and JCY go b2b for the third time.
classic start into a slowed down moment right before lift off for a high NRG rest of the night. 
special night with precious family

NSA b2b JCY @ The Carry Nation (Good Room) . Jan 21 2023

ass shakin love making club music

http://www.instagram.com/nsaworldwide

NSA’s booty clap horny edition @ The Lot Radio 02-14-2024

The grand daddy of this thing, from back when the phrase train wrecking still related to trains.

Ron Hardy at the Music Box 1985 - Part 1

recorded live at Underground SF

75 to 130 bpm in 2 hours inspired by the days leading up to that night in SF. Big  love to my friends for trusting me and making it a weekend I won’t forget. The last track’s a bit of a troll, but honestly, how bizarre is everything right now?
Ew

NSA @ EW  3 - 29 - 25

NSA (Cameron Allen) is a sonic provocateur… an underground shapeshifter sliding across genres. Born and battered in Savannah’s marshlands, then deep-fried in Atlanta DIY, he’s got a thing for slick intent, progressive motion, and sharp left turns, with a knack for pushing dancers into unexpected territory. His sets treat sound like raw material—skewed, stretched, flipped, and woven into something uncanny, alive, and fully his. Intellectual booty shaking 

This set was a reset. A reminder that I came into this as an artist before a dj. I let go of crowd expectations and leaned into feeling. Stuff I don’t usually get to play out.