Name: Why Do You Think You Wanna Take LSD by Redge
Duration: 7 min 19 s
Description: Set up Hardware, one shot live rec MC 505 sequencer, Jomox air base 99, A 3000, EMU XLEAD 7, 4 FX

Bonne balade dans la foret cette rythmique ^^

Set up Hardware, one shot live rec MC 505 sequencer, Jomox air base 99, A 3000, EMU XLEAD 7, 4 FX

Why Do You Think You Wanna Take LSD

back in the days

Artists: Various
Title: Network Concepts part 3
Label: Biotope Archives
Photo by: LefersDigital-Art
Cat.Nr.: BIOTOPE03
Format: 12" Black vinyl + printed sleeve
Published by: Tekno Sucks Records

TRACKLIST:
A Heisa - Double Mitsubishi
B1 Wonka - Sugar Daddy
B2 eMeL - New Core Assembly

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BIOTOPE03 | Various | Network Concepts part 3

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Da Run Mixtape

OQP ౽ Ekar & X-tech =͟͟͞͞ =͟͟͞͞ ﾍ( ʘ͡ ₒ ʘ͡ )ﾉ=͟͟͞͞ =͟͟͞͞ へ/\╱\/\╱\ Da Run Mixtape へ Face B (2000)へₒ

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Tekiteazy ۶⦓☉ᆾ☉⦔۶ Melly ⇑ Jumpupper ⇑


**“Ancestral Polyrhythms”** is a sonic journey into the roots of the African continent, where the human voice and the drum converse in an ancestral language. Each track celebrates the tradition of **African folkloric chants**, passed down through generations, accompanied by intricate **drum polyrhythms** that evoke rituals, celebrations, and community ceremonies.

Choruses and voices summon collective memory, while the drums — djembes, dununs, and tribal percussion — interweave cross-patterns that create a hypnotic and immersive experience. The result is a mosaic of energy and spirituality that bridges the ritual with the contemporary, inviting listeners to lose themselves in the eternal pulse of African rhythm.

This album not only honors folkloric roots but also offers a universal experience: a celebration of rhythm as a vital force, capable of uniting cultures and transcending borders.

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*“Polirritmias Ancestrales”** es un viaje sonoro a las raíces del continente africano, donde la voz humana y el tambor dialogan en un lenguaje ancestral. Cada pieza celebra la tradición de los **cantos folklóricos africanos**, transmitidos de generación en generación, acompañados por complejas **polirritmias de tambores** que evocan rituales, celebraciones y ceremonias comunitarias.

Los coros y voces invocan la memoria colectiva, mientras los tambores —djembés, dununs y percusiones tribales— entrelazan patrones cruzados que crean una experiencia hipnótica y envolvente. El resultado es un mosaico de energía y espiritualidad que conecta lo ritual con lo contemporáneo, invitando al oyente a perderse en el pulso eterno del ritmo africano.

Este álbum no solo honra las raíces folklóricas, sino que también ofrece una experiencia universal: una celebración del ritmo como fuerza vital, capaz de unir culturas y trascender fronteras.

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Snowbound Groove

little dnb beat

Oiryu0

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Ring Ling

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Traction Maneuvering

ELECTRONIC LIVE Performance since 97

Singer since 1990 in various groups ranging from alternative rock to Jimmy Hendrick and the Red Hot Cure or see Pink Floyd, I discovered electronic music in 95. 

I begin by mixing Techno, Trance and scratches included in the compositions of my last group of rock fusion style "Sly Circus". It follows the discovery of Spiral Tribe and the evolution of my widening mix of Trip Hop to Drum and Bass, Hardcore and the desire to create my own compositions. 

With the purchase of a Roland MC 303 and after three months of concentrated effort to manipulate loops on this little box, I live in begins 98. I insert loops into the compositions of the group while starting to play live in the evenings. 

The group splitter in 2002, and I keep my songs and lives strongly influenced by the sounds Tribe, Break Beat, Drum and Bass, Hip-hop show. 

In 2004, I appeared on a live cd (Family Production, Prod ES) and 2005 on my first vinyl young label "Statik Travel" through the meeting Barouf aka Wise Children. 

In late 2005, thanks to former local knowledge, I co-founded the association 4Kicks Production and sign on the first and second opus label Mutation Android. In late 2008, according to new horizons and following the arrival of my son's love, I find myself again solo. 

2009, I co-produced with the leitmotif Sound System Azimuth Records first signing in 2 pieces. 

Again, I share the feeling of the research group and agree on many proposals for combining musical collaboration turns Mc, percussion, guitar, bass and live performer and dj.


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