Soul Movement

It’s banging time

Long Vehicle Round 7 w/ Sevensol

SensuCast / 029 / Flori

'This mix was recorded near the beginning of lockdown with warm up vibes in mind. As a DJ, I owe a deep debt of gratitude to black music and culture, without which our scene and recordings like this simply wouldn't exist. Black Lives Matter'.

Big up Flori. Enjoy.

SensuCast / 029 / Flori

RADIO.D59B / TEST DRIVE  w/ Dr. Proper

Downtempo / Trip Hop specialities for Cashmere Radio, live from home.
Light one up.

EstimuloShow Downtempo Trip Hop w/ Estimulo (Cashmere Radio 10-07-2020)

Erta Ale has consistently proven himself to be an exciting, multi-faceted artist. In the past year he’s treated us to brilliant house and breakbeat releases through his very own Solenoid Records alongside a massive techno EP released through Berlin-based TTR. Expect new material from Erta later this year as part of DJ International’s highly-anticipated Jackmaster 7 Compilation. For now, enjoy the funky and eclectic mix that he’s brought to our series, featuring tracks from Jazztronik, Chris Stussy and Comiga 500. 

@ertaale

https://solenoidrecords.bandcamp.com

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Clandestino 159 - Erta Ale

www.openlab.fm | 106.4FM in Ibiza & Formentera

Francesca's art and architecture inspired show Architextures is back. Tune in for a two-hour musical journey inspired by Brutalism and Brutalist Architecture with tracks by Biosphere, Underworld, Orbital and Air Max ‘97 among many others. 

Brutalism is a style that emerged in the 1950s in post-war Great Britain. Brutalist buildings are characterised by their massive, monolithic and ‘blocky’ appearance with a rigid geometric style and large-scale use of poured concrete. Modular elements were often used to form masses representing specific functional zones, grouped into a unified whole. 
Brutalism became synonymous with the socially progressive housing solutions that architects and town planners promoted as modern ‘streets in the sky’, encouraging an ethos of ‘social utopianism’. 
As high-rise buildings became associated with crime, social deprivation and urban decay, Brutalism was increasingly reviled, and across the UK, many Brutalist buildings were demolished. However, the movement has continued to influence later forms, associated with high-tech architecture and deconstructivism. In recent years, it has been critically reappraised, with certain buildings being seen as architectural landmarks, such as London’s Barbican Centre.

Tracklist
Vladivostok - Sonmi451 Mary - Underworld
Luminist Modular - Datach’i
Audio Track 5 - Actress x London Contemporary Orchestra 07 BASF Extra Side A - Track 4 - DJ Guy
Momentum - Actress x London Contemporary Orchestra DF 23 - Norken
Belfast - Orbital
Broken Dreams - Ineffekt
Thera - Steve Rachmad
Unfound - Appleblim
Decryption - Biosphere
Music Works for Industry - Marc Barreca
A Final Hit - Leftfield
Mmm...Skyscraper I love You (edit) - Underworld
Weather Experience (edit) - The Prodigy
Fear Colours (Barbican Version) - LoneLady
Islands - Entaclishus
In Dark Trees - Brian Eno
Akoluthic Phase - Hiro Kone
Track 14 - LFO
Ice Bridge - Air Max ‘97
Day World - The Other World Collective
Zoviet France - Light Abrasion
Zoviet France - Purline
Astralwerks - Model 500
Fabrication of Silence - Hiro Kone
Ancient Vibrations III - Dublicator
Space Woman (Instrumental) - Charlie

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Architextures 007 by Francesca - Brutalism

A mix of 24 tunes selected by 13 friends in 1 very shit year. 

It's the HT ANNUAL 2020.

HT ANNUAL 2020

Avenue Red presents another new episode on another Christmas day (today being Christmas for Orthodox countries like Russia, Ukraine, Serbia etc), as we introduce yet another DJ from Moscow, Russia... enter house music maestro Stas Vasilev!

Stas is a true don of the kind of music that would be an ideal backdrop at smartly-decorated neon cocktail bars, or at sweet summer beaches with his trademark sound of jazzy, funky uplifting house and broken nujazz. This is the perfect antidote to the dark winter. We recommend listening at high volume with a well-garnished Mojito in hand, wearing your best Hawaiian shirt - shades on too. Let's take a moment to look towards the summer with this perfectly mixed, treacly flow of kicking 4/4 ear candy to get 2021 underway here on the Avenue Red Podcast!

https://soundcloud.com/stas-vasilev

Avenue Red Podcast #176 - Stas Vasilev

"Good thoughts bring forth good fruit" (George Clinton, 1974)
Surprising connections between different selections, ear-pleasing explorations crossing global borders, timeless decades and different foundations.
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A reflection through sound.
A carefully picked selection that will move you through different emotions and dimensions. Starting with an abstract ambient, wavy and moody atmosphere, to then break things open with the trumpet from Harry Beckett in ‘Bracelets of sound’. ‘Bracelets of sound’, wouldn’t that be a great name for this mix?! 
Recording these soft mixes always feels very personal to me. It’s a beautiful dialogue between your feelings and the music, I believe that sometimes it’s just better to let the music speak… The mix brings you the refreshing sounds of birds in contrast with the grandeur of the horns from an orchestra. “Soft music for soft days”

@jazzdee
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