Name: RRFM • Naone • 17-03-2021 by RRFM • Radio Radio
Duration: 1 h 1 min 48 s
Description: Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ https://soundcloud.com/na_one

Real feel good energy coming in from San Francisco based selector, https://soundcloud.com/sineadj for podcast 57. A perfect hour filled with blissed out house cuts and garage to ease you in to the start of Spring time and get you ready for dancing together again this summer.

"I’ve been in San Francisco for the last 7 years, but originally from the surrounding Bay Area. Being Irish and Persian, the cultures were both heavily incorporated with dancing so it only makes sense that I found myself interested in dance music as an adult. I started djing about 5 years ago, but I feel only in the last year and a half have I started taking it more seriously. I hold a monthly residency on HydeFM, a sick community based radio station in the heart of our city. I feel so proud to be a part of HydeFm because of their unwavering commitment to give a platform to many artists here and far. On my show Siah Shekar, which means ‘black sugar’ in Farsi, I mostly play in the realm of house music. I love that Hyde gives me full reign to play whatever I want, so my shows could be anything from DnB, to Street soul & hip hop, or UKG and 2 step. I like to change things up a lot, but my baseline is 90s house and breaks.

Whenever I record a mix I try to just portray how I’m feeling. Im feeling pretty hopeful about the approaching summer and some relief from the heaviness covid has brought. So this mix is some something to make you feel just that. We will dance again very very very soon. I can feel it 🙃"

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If there's one thing that not even these trying times managed to hinder is the flux of creative forces that feeds the ecosystem of likeminded collectives of which we are a proud and productive part. And, one year after our lives were upended, the web of music we managed to weave with our peers throughout the globe remains as strong as ever, simply because it is made of the most universal language devised by mankind and nurtured by the passionate participation of its components. This is how we maintained a strong sense of unity with crews such as Huntlers & Palmers, one whose members we know are deeply devoted to the same musical principles and wholly invested in the same communal values as ourselves. Those are the main reasons why we are more than happy to receive someone who's been striving to accomplish the mission of recreating those delightful moments of dancing joy with the same dedication, within or without the dancefloor. Andrew Thomson, our guest for this episode personifies all of these traits, sharing with us all the same sense of mission that nurtures all of our endeavours, now as before.

Gop Cast 062 - Andrew Thomson

Next up on our Digest series: the Glaswegian born, London based powerhouse... our very good friend, Scott Fraser!

1/2 of BodyHammer w/ Joe Hart (the seminal London party and record label) this is one of our very favourites. 

Taking it back to the roots, Scott's put together a 1hr 30 min torrent of jacking Chicago house, some classics, others more obscure. Chocked full of acid bass, hypnotic sound bites, and more sleaze than you can shake your butty to. We've been big fans of Mr. Fraser for a while now, it's great to finally get him on board for a Digest.

Seven Hills Digest 012 - Scott Fraser

As we reach the 10th episode in our mix series, label father @jordannocturne steps up to the plate with an hour of eclectic sounds and positive energy. 

Let's dance our way into the new year.💛

From Belfast With Love. 🌙

Art: @coccomio

Nocturne Series 010: Jordan Nocturne

For more than three decades, native Londoner and true DJ's DJ, Jaye Ward, has been one of the key figures in the capital’s underground electronic music scene. During the ‘90s Jaye was often found behind the decks at Fabric’s legendary WANG parties, Golden in Stoke on Trent, and she held a residency at London’s sadly defunct END. Still going strong to this day (when there are no global pandemics getting in the way) Jaye is often called upon by many of London and Europe’s hottest clubbing destinations and festivals, including KALA, Love International, and Field Maneuvers.

Dancefloors aside, Jaye is also the host of the excellent ‘Magical Real’ show on Netil Radio, from which she broadcasts a monthly dose of all things dub, disco, psychedelic, Balearic, and more.

As a longtime friend of the shop, we reached out to Jaye to see if she would be interested in putting together a mix for us. The result is a walloping two-hour recording, packed with an eclectic collection of gems and rarities from the likes of This Mortal Coil, Sterac, Donato Dozzy, Chris Carter, Niagara, Shackleton, and more. 

Full tracklist and interview over on offtherecord.net 🙌

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Off The Record Mix Series 19: Jaye Ward

Here we are with another episode of our international mix series. This one is coming straight from the city of Bristol, by Paul Wise aka @placid_88. Paul is a veteran of the scene, collecting records from the late 80's and kicking asses on the dancefloor from the beginning of the nineties, becoming legendary for his sets of 303-drenched acid and his reputation as 'The DJ's DJ'. Nowadays, with his new project, the "We're going deep" label, he's releasing "new music for the dance floor, your front room or even just your headphones". 
He has cooked a straight quality mix of deepness, merging spacey techno and uplifting basslines, with his recognizable acidic touch, and filled in with fresh tunes and unreleased material as well. 




Tracklist:
Cignol - Late Night Traverse (Were Going Deep)
Alexander Robotnick - Darks Side of the Spoon (Creme Organisation)
DJ Life - Biophalia  (Potatoheadz)
D5 - Floatation Tank (Delsin Records)
Tin Man -Jerkin Acid (We're Going Deep)
Plant 43 - European Tides (Chromataphore)
Reptant - MS Plenty (Kalahari Oyster Cult)
Armec - Celestial Mechanics (Were Going Deep)
Moy - Dynamics of Acid (Altered Sense)
Darand land - Sound Principle 002
Posthuman - Going Deep - (We're Going Deep)
Ron Wells - Ph Acid lll (Furthur Electronix)
Shadow Acid - Diode Ladder (Exalt)
Verasalife - Altered Sense
Gilbert - Signs of Hope (We're Going Deep)
Noire - 11 Reasons to - (Mindhelmet)
Tin Man -  Jack it Acid (Acid test)
Granary 12 - cant Stop the House
Mahal - Space Space Part 2 (Innershift)
Phil McGarva - Speed of darkness (Cachet)

#017 A taste of: Placid (We're Going Deep)

This week's Rhythmic Culture podcast is all about "one hour and seven minutes of groovers, mostly old-school house and techno tunes period 1988-1991" as Peter Mitterer, better known as DJ Fett Burger describes his mix. The Norwegian artist and Sex Tags co-founder grew up in the sleepy coastal town of Moss with brother and fellow DJ Sotofett, about an hour’s drive from the capital city of Oslo. In that isolation, as a young man, he was already looking for as many ways as possible to express himself: in art, zines and yes, also in DIY soirees.

The mix is exactly the way we know and love DJ Fett Burger for – a drive through hot, unique and enigmatic pumpers making you yearn for the dancefloor.

@djfettburger

RC:053 DJ Fett Burger

The twenty first mix comes exclusively from Timo Rotonen aka Timo  Deeprhythms out of Helsinki Finland. Timo is the founder of up and coming @echocentricrecords, co-founder of collaborative imprint @coymixltd, as well as being head honcho and curator of @deeprhythms mix series since 2001. 

His hour long mix showcases many flavors of electronic sounds while keeping a slow dance club tempo throughout. Ambient & electro essences weave in and out of a bed of downtempo & idm stylings while slow breaks and acid lines come and go to keep the mix intriguing front to back. Don't sleep on this very special mix!

021 / Deeprhythms (Timo)

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