Circadian Rhythm w. Diamin guest Ron Like Hell. How does the presence or absence of light regulates our internal biological processes and moods? Circadian rhythms are endogenous time-keeping systems that synchronize most organisms, from unicellular cyanobacterium to humans, to the external solar cycle. Since light information is the most potent synchronizing factor, biological clocks coordinate the individual’s internal physiological and biochemical processes according to light and dark cycles. The show is divided into two sets of 1 hour and the musical selection of each DJ reflects those moments: day or night. In this episode Ron Like Hell (US) is in charge of the first part of the program, and Diamin (CL) of the second.

Mutant Residency

Circadian Rhythm w. Diamin guest Ron Like Hell [12.11.2022]

An immersive feast as elusive as smoke.

SoundCloud: @jasminhoek

PURE Guest.031 Jasmín

https://soundcloud.com/cleamy [Weymouth, United States]

XEN CHRON is Chris Leamy from Weymouth MA. Making beats and DJing since the late 90s, releasing most recently on https://soundcloud.com/feveram outta Berlin.

This mix starts out a bit experimental and slow but eventually makes it way to the energetic stuff, densely packed with juicy squelches and other odd sounds like always.

ZOVIET FRANCE - Mama Piss
KELLY LEE OWENS - Release
RVSHES - A3 #28
PENTAGRIME - Lemur Orgy
MCMXCI - Untitled 3
BRENECKI - Videomensch
BPMF - Trunq O’ Phunq
GEO RIP - Tired Monks
PEDER MANNERFELT - A Queen
HENZO - Is Find Never Mind
CRUZ CORONADO - UAN TU
BOKEH - Mind to Recall
FRACTURE & SAM BINGA - 6 Foot Drift
PRIOLEAU - Acid Prolo
PAUL BIRKEN - Cover Up
PTU - Copper Mines, New Machines, and the Future Conspiracy
STANISLAV TOLKACHEV - Bring
BEOT - Problem of Conduct (original mix)
LEE HOLMAN - Siege Tactics
DOM 877 - Done Talk
BFTT - Rezalemass
BRANDSKI - Signal Flow
JAKOB KRANHOLD - Over Synth
DJ ADHD - Wobble 4x4
DJRUM - Abandon Me
JAMIE ANDERSON - Lost Da 01
GLO MY - Tax
D KNOX - Third Eye Chakra
FEMALE - Untitled
DJ DELAY - Cut That Check
JULIEN - Highest Point

Deleted Vapor EP  - https://bit.ly/3XzQzc4

Only For Robots Podcast

Only For Robots 193

Only For Robots 193 - Xen Chron

"This mix is dedicated to my father Arthur A Charnesky and in Honor of Black History. He passed away on February 18th 2006 in Washington D.C.  My dad was born in the early thirties in PA from Polish Immigrants. It was because of him I was exposed to all kinds music of Black Artists from the 50's, 60's and 70's such as Gladys Knight and The Pips, Dianna Ross, Marvin Gaye, Fats Domino, George Mcrae, Sam Cooke, Quincy Jones, Jackie Wilson , The Platters, Johnny Mathis, Lou Rawls and SO many more. All of these songs have tremendous meaning to me and I've wanted to make a mix of this nature for quite awhile."

With two decades to her tenure, Clarisa Kimskii has established herself as a fixture within the ever-growing techno communities of New York, Berlin, and Washington DC. As a producer, she has released music with a myriad of reputable labels (Monday Off, Dusk & Haze, Mysteries of the Deep, etc.), but it’s through her own label L.A.G where the ethos of her sound truly takes form - a detailed variation of hypnotic storm of atmospheric soundscapes.

Kimskii organized events in New York prior to moving to Berlin, but her move back home to Washington DC allowed her to build and establish community around her party Sprüdel - a queer underground event series that brought serious techno talents to the nation’s capital.

Her pure, yet passionate approach to DJing has paved the way for memorable nights at international institutions in Tresor, About Blank, Output, Griessmuehle, Pornceptual and The Bunker NY. Recent appearances at Honcho Campout , Club Toilet,  Merge, Maybeland, Void, Wrecked, The Foundry (SF) and Non-Stop (Nowadays)  have only elevated her reputation as a force within those respective communities. She was named a resident of Queer collective Merge in November 2022 shortly after returning to New York City early fall. The saga continues with juicy bits on the horizon.

https://soundcloud.com/kimskii
ra.co/dj/clarisakimskii
instagram.com/clarisa_kimskii/

Tracklist: instagram.com/femmedecks

FemmeDecks 072. x Clarisa Kimskii

https://soundcloud.com/forceplacement
“Force Placement is the DJ and production alias of L.A. native Jason James, who has released all moods of house, techno, IDM, and outsider electronics for labels including 100% Silk, Private Selection, Clave House, Bank NYC, Lost Soul Enterprises, and EVAR Records. His DJ sets and high-energy live P.A.s find him mood-shifting between Chicago and Detroit heaters, mind-bending acid techno, dark analog electro, and twisted chill-out room sounds – always with a mysterious, subversive edge. This fluency has led him to residencies with two of L.A’s most acclaimed party crews: Into the Woods and The Black Lodge.”

RND 076 - Force Placement

aka-Sol (@acaciabaila) is an Ecuadorian DJ, producer, and multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn. Through their Acacia Baila label, they're also a connector: they've released their own tracks and collaborations alongside releases from their friends and community, as well as thrown events at spaces like Mansions and their involvement in the Dripping event series and festival. As a DJ, their sets are genre-defying and psychedelic, bridging the gap between heady, trippy sounds and groove and percussion that go straight to the body. Their mix for us is deftly controlled chaos — a fresh, freaky take on 'fast' that's as floating and expansive as it is frenetic.

Read the interview and see a tracklist:
spontaneous.zone/052-aka-sol

"I wanted to create a mix exploring the 150-160 bpm pocket. I feel like I have only landed in playing around these tempos a few times while DJing live, and had definitely not recorded a mix up there before. I was itching to submerge into it after a crucial year in my DJ career, where I have widely expanded the limitations of the things I feel comfortable playing.

It’s been refreshing to understand more and more that I am not an artist/DJ that could be defined by a music genre, but rather by the sensibility in which I lace the different styles and sounds I use to create narratives when constructing my sets. Another important challenge I presented to myself for recording this mix was the curiosity of understanding what kind of tunes I would select and blend for this as a non DnB nor hard techno DJ. I feel like by going through this challenge, I have opened a world of possibilities that I can’t wait to incorporate when playing out there.

In terms of feelings explored, I would say that expansiveness of the body and the mind are a recurrent element in my practice and it was very present in this mix too. I wanted to build something that could feel both complex yet fluid. Entering into deeper introspections while feeling your body being pulled in all possible directions at once until the point of surrendering into a floating state of slow movements is the only possible solution to cope with the amount of information being received.

In terms of gear, I used 2 Pioneer XDJ-700s and a Pioneer DJM 450 mixer. For the recording I use a Zoom H6 recorder."

@acaciabaila

Interview + Tracklist

Spontaneous Affinity #052: aka-Sol

@Otodojo (marokariya.info) is an audiovisual artist who explores sensing within the natural world, reflections of its change, and presence. With contributions to 19 releases and several digital art collections, they are approaching a sound and vision for interpreting environments they visit and embodying the translation of 'otodojo', a sound place for learning.

Labels they have released with include The Bunker NY, Acid Camp, Mint Tea, Mesma Records, Unimatrix Zero, Truncate, and their affiliated collective Microtones that they started in 2018 (microtones.info).
They have also contributed sound to the Oscar nominated animated short film Penglai (2022). 

As an audiovisual artist they have shown works with Cranbrook Art Museum (2022), RED° Tokyo Tower (2022), Otodojo Nodes (2022), Artists for Plants (2021), The Soil Factory (2021), and various promotions for dance events.

They have a doctoral degree in chemistry & chemical biology where they discovered a variety of molecules from nature. They have pivoted from academia but remain an educator by creating tutorials for visual and sound software.

Tracklist:

0. Watery - Kristi Gogos
1. Wave Plant (Prelude) - Huey Mnemonic 
2. Submerged Operations - Huey Mnemonic 
3. Arrival - 2562 - When in Doubt
4. Fairness - Jen Kutler - Cacophonous Revival Recordings
5. Tenkai Kariya - stkstktrnzmt - unreleased
6. Overheat - RATFOOT - unreleased
7. Neue Impulse - Mareena & JakoJako - Muzan Editions
8. Same Water, Different River - Phil Yeah - Full Spectrum Records
9. Serra Tone - Gamelatron - The Bunker NY 
10. 221031 Ny3 - Jo Rad Silver - unreleased
11. Enteroctopus Dofleini - Polygonia - Polygonia
12. Mujou-za - Shingo Suwa and Jasen Loveland - Wave Seed
13. Recursion Constructors - Richard Devine - Richard Devine
14. The Blob - Denis Dufour - Benefit Compilation for Japan
15. Abura - otodojo - unreleased
16. ambient1 - Miguel Cisne - Miguel Cisne
17. Planet of the Tajinastes - anabasine + Holobody - anabasine
18. Fears to be Slain - Dretraxx - Junted
19. Gniman - Marshall Applewhite - Junted
20. All Playing in Jannah - Grand River - Spazio Disponibile
21. underground love letter - ÉMU - ÉMU

Mixtape 019: Otodojo

https://soundcloud.com/pinopena
more @ https://mitaminelab.org

ML708: Pino Peña | W133

akinhtos

Mondo-Alert

Artichokes - Ella Dice Que (S A S V A Edit)

Based in Chicago, R&D is a music event/mix series focused on nurturing new sounds, experiences and atmospheres while exploring the music and culture it was born or mutated from. Techno, electro, EBM, bass, breaks, club and beyond.
Current personnel
Jeremy Alvarez - JS Alvarez
Eric Fernandez - Makeen
Shanti Chu - Shanti
Dan Hood - Dan B Hood
Kona Mazariegos - Zona Cinco

RND 076 - Force Placement

Research & Development Mix Series