Joel A.M was live with another instalment of the General Public show. 120 minutes of blissful selections from the like of Kuna Maze, Marcel Vogel and DJ Cam Quartet. Inside - Broken Beat, House and the occasional disco gem.

1 Death Pacito - Triorität 
2 Bricolage - Damos Room
3 Girls Girls Girls - Byron The Aquarius 
4 Find a Way - Finn Irregular
5 Venice Beach (feat Filet Of Soul) - DJ CAM 
6 Love Is Loving (feat. Omar, Xana & Faye Houston) - Scrimshire 
7 Morley's Preference (feat Simeon Jones) - FYI Chris 
8 Yawn - Bullion 
9 Amerikan Dread - Victor W. Davis 
10 Say You'll Say So - Geoffrey Landers 
11 Rap Apocalypse - Richenel 
12 Kite (Remix) - Mark Cake 
13 Daniel Maunick Gimme Ya Love Remix - Natalie Slade 
14 Steal It An' Deal It (Sahara Dance Mix) - The Soundstealers
15 Dis-moi - Patience Dabany 
16 Zbra - Kuna Maze & Nikitch 
17 I Need Your Love Again - Richenel 
18 love2u - Stefan Ringer 
19 For Too Long - SAMII 
20 Misik A Moun A Kaz (Baerlz Remix) - Jimmy Blanche 
21 Take Me Back (Original Mix) - Marcel Vogel, Tim Jules 
22 Fever - Benedek 
23 Palmas - K-LONE
24 Addis (Original Mix) - Red Axes 
25 C'mon - Joshua Mooney
26 Peace Yo - DJ CAM 
27 Tanto Tiempo feat. Penya (Village Cuts Remix) - Scrimshire 
28 Michael (Original) - Roy Davis Jr. 
29 No Sun - FYI Chris

General Public w/ Joel A.M - March 2021

Anton Spice is a broadcaster and journalist from the UK. He is founding editor of The Vinyl Factory online magazine, co-runs Dislo Publishing, has written and produced music documentaries, has contributed words to multiple publications and liner notes, and appeared on NTS, Worldwide FM, Dublab, and now - Friendly Potential Radio. 

"Like any good daydream, this mix isn't particularly linear. Instead, it moves between scenes, moods and sequences, loosely inspired by the title of Takami Hasegawa's only album L'Ecume de Jours (itself named after Boris Vian's 1947 novel, Froth on the Daydream). When I first heard the track of hers I've included, it totally blew my socks off - a jazzy little ballad, tinged with melancholy and outrageous orchestral flourishes. It has a baroque, melodramatic quality that I think you get in a lot of the less mainstream pop, synth and new wave from the mid '80s. On the one hand, the rhythms and melodies are punchy and full of confidence, and then on the other, there is a naïve, nostalgic strangeness to the song-writing, so aware of its own fast-fading youth that it almost melts away completely. If there's a feeling I wanted to capture with the mix then it is this contrast, between vivid technicolour and hazy drift."

Tracklist:

Mikael Tariverdiev - Boys and the Sea pt.1 (Earth Recordings)
Kalima - Token Freaky (Factory)
Takami Hasegawa - サーカス列車 (Epic)
Princess Demeny - New York Grief (Seance Centre)
Tamao Koike - Automne Dans Un Miroir (Yen Records)
Laurie Anderson - Let X=X / It Tango (Warner bros.)
Dip In The Pool - View (Rough Trade)
Joni Mitchell - Smokin' (Empty, Try Another) (Geffen)
Nirosta Steel - Foxy Pup (Hollie Records)
Peter Zummo - The Tape Is Chill (Optimo Music)
Deadline - Boat Peoples (Celluloid)
17 Pygmies - Chaganca (Resistance Records)
Parachute - Mystery of Asian Port (Agharta)
Tetsuo Sakurai - Kimono (Invitation)
Ryuichi Sakamoto & Robin Scott - The Left Bank (Alfa)
Taeko Ohnuki - 幻惑 (Dear Heart)
Masaaki Ohmura - A Touch of Temptation (SMS Records)
Becker / Stegmann / Zeumer - Der Schnupfen (Music From Memory)
Stina Nordenstam - Memories of a Colour (Telegram Records Stockholm)
Taeko Ohnuki - Siena (Dear Heart)
Talking Drums - Sweet July (Sticky Music)
Japan - Visions of China (Virgin)
Yukihiro Takahashi - Bounds of Reason, Bonds of Love (Alfa)
Lis Sørensen - Jeg Vil Forelske Dig (Mercury)
Thomas Leer - Chasing The Dragon (Arista)
China Crisis - The Highest High (Virgin)
Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out (A&M)
Tatsuro Yamashita - Doyobi No Koibito (Moon)
Mikael Tariverdiev - My Younger Brother (Earth Records)

Ep 239 w/ Anton Spice (UK)

RADIO.D59B / THE MESSAGE #7 w/Robert Lochmann

Nomadico DJ mix featuring all 13 tracks from the GENTEFICATION digital album.

Gentefication The Mix

Nomadico "Gentefication" The Mix!!

Pleasure Drome w/ Glenn Kitson was live for two hours with a bag of left-field synth, downtempo and krautrock tracks in the first hour before stepping it up with some more progressive acid house and techno in the second.

Pleasure Drome w/ Glenn Kitson - September 2020

Today we launch a new OWOS series of multi-genre tracks with each volume carefully selected by individuals who collect and champion music from all over the globe. 

Volume 1 selected by Mark Moon includes jams by Amabano, Marju Kuut, The Afrosoul Project, Linkwood & Float, Hitomi "Penny" Tohyama and others. 

Below you'll find a full-track list of all the jams featured.

Amabano - Munzanire
Marju Kuut feat.Kooma-Ûksi kuid vabana
Ahmed Fakrun - Njoo el leyl
Tonis Magi & Music Seif - Sa haara kinni mu käest
Commy Bassey - We want togetherness
Tecumsay Roberts - It makes me dance and sing
Tala Andre Marie - Get up doing tchamassi
Esti TV & Raddio - Keskoosamba
The Afrosoul Project - The game of love
Hitomi "Penny" Tohyama - Be Mine
Linkwood & Float - Push it
Yasuko Agawa - L.A. Night

OWOS Global Sounds Volume 1

OWOS "Global Sounds" Volume 1 by Mark Moon

@radio-choon

This mix is dedicated to Italian currents - our latest reissue resurfaces Bi Nostalgia’s minimal wonder Exemplum Rhythmicus from 1990 (originally released under the artist’s name Luca Rigato on the Veronese cassette label Diagrapho). It falls among the strange and definition resistant artefacts of Italy’s remarkable avant-garde music scene of the 1980s.

From within you will find a collection of sprawling Mediterranean sounds - a sonic exploration into many underwater worlds and dreamscapes: gleaming fantasy jams, softly piped synths and chiming cosmic melodies.

A laggy, sub-tropical mirage of Italian avant-garde gems.

Tracklist:
Sandro Brugnolini // Dreamed Horizon on Abstract Forms
Fabio Dovigo // Erbario on Mirò
Alchimia // Non Lo So on Architettura Sussurrante Di Alessandro Mendini
Franco Leprino // Integrati... Disintegrati on Integrati... Disintegrati
Roberto Mazza // Esperidi on Scoprire Le Orme
F.P. & The Doubling Riders // Chinese Rain on Doublings & Silences, Vol. 1
Sandro Brugnolini & Stefano Torossi // Effetto Notte on Strumentali
Giorgio Cantoni // Invocazione Dell'Oblio on Pianeti Di Lana 2
Strumentoconcerto // Klung-Klung Grillo on Lo Strumento Fa Concerto
Luigi Ceccarelli // Tea Rapsody on Dark
Claudio Cojaniz // Yeti on Ramo Ramo (Ypnosisetnomuzik)
Vagal Group // Bee Queen on Exciter
Andrea Centazzo // Nausicaa on Cetacea - L'Odissea Dei Suoni Perduti Tiziano Popoli & Marco Dalpane // This Is The Time on Lezioni Di Anatomia
Dissòi Lògoi // Delfini on Da Occidente A Oriente
Gianni Gebbia // Cud on Gianni Gebbia
Bi Nostalgia // Parte Seconda [Extract] on Exemplum Rhythmicus
Valerio Gallo Curcio Group & Franco Bonfanti // Moonsamba on Strumentali
Rimauri // I Folletti on D.O.C.

https://undertheapricottree.net/choon/

Apricot 08: chOOn!! - 'Finzioni del Mare'

A ride thru the shop's latest discoveries weaving thru a trip of soul jazz, disco, boogie & more.

@secondhandrecordsnyc @fatik_

Second Hand Love With Fatik @ The Lot Radio 10 - 21 - 2020

tribute to a pioneering figure in the RnB, soul, disco and funk music…that helped shape up the careers of many top acts.

His name is Mr. Cecil Holmes.
Born and raised in New York City… Started singing doo-wop in ‘52 for the bands, Cavaliers, Fi-Tones and Solitaires.
In the E60s, Cecil left performing and joined the business side of the recording industry. Barely in his 20s, he co-founded RMH Productions.
His personality was a natural fit for promotion and sales which proved to be right..
Throughout the 60’s he worked for Columbia and later as a Regional Manager for Mercury Records… promoting the artists Clyde McPhatter, Bobby Byrd, Dee Dee Warwick, and Mack Rice.
His next stop was Cameo-Parkway Records where he began a friendship with Neil Bogart.

In 1967 they moved to Buddah Records….whe he as a VP signed the Impressions, Edwin Hawkins Singers, the Five Stairsteps and Gladys Knight & the Pips.
Thru Buddah records, he also distributed Curtom, T-Neck, Hot Wax, and Sussex Records which had many big names in the black music genre.
While at Buddah Records, he produced 2 albums under the name "The Cecil Holmes Soulful Sounds," in 1973.

The following year, Cecil relocated to LA to join Neil Bogart for his next venture, Casablanca Records. As one of the original founding partners, Cecil helped launch the label with albums by KISS and Parliament. He also worked closely with the Pips, the Sylvers, Hugh Masekela and he helped Donna Summer, Village People and other disco artists to worldwide success.

While working as VP od Casablnca, in 1975, Cecil premiered his own custom label...Chocolate City... named after Parliament's album "Chocolate City".

At Chocolate City he had biggest success with the band Cameo…and he also signed Brenda & the Tabulations, Vernon Burch, Randy Brown, Starpoint, 7th Wonder and Kevin Moore (later known as Keb’ Mo).

In 1980, Neil Bogart and Cecil Holmes sold Casablanca records to PolyGram.

After that, Cecil joined CBS Records as VP for both Columbia and Epic Records. He worked with top acts like Earth, Wind & Fire, Mtume, and Luther Vandross.

A few years later, Cecil and Larkin Arnold signed New Kids on the Block to Columbia Records…which brought him the biggest worldwide success.

Stay safe,

G

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #7 / Cecil Holmes Tribute

RADIO.D59B / DON'T GET UP #3 w/ Epic Vinyls From Brazil

Ambient Power Hour

@doctorearthdds

https://soundcloud.com/doctorearth

Tracklist: 
Lawrence English - The Picnic
Russell Ellington Langston Butler - Modular Synths Make You Trans
Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster & Panaiotis - Ione
Nivhek - After It's Own Death: Side A
Carl Stone - Banteay Srey
Terre Thaemlitz - Trucker
New World Science - Movement 1
Adham Shaikh - Liquid Evolution (Sinking Canoe)
Pharoah Sanders - Kazuko (Live Under A Bridge)