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Hessle Audio with Pearson Sound feat. Richard Akingbehin (Live from Open Ground) - 21 July 2025

Tracks including samples from or emulating whatsapp, phone calls, facetimes, voicemails... 

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livwutang - Phone Call : Voicemail Special @ The Lot Radio 07-26-2025

Al Wootton returns with a heavy trip through psychedelic, dubbed out, primal, ritual post-punk-proto-industrial dance music.

Tracks from Little Annie Anxiety, Elkotsh, Regis, De Leon, Carrier, O Yuki Conjugate, Phew, Muslimgauze, Malaria!, Mad Professor, and Asahito Nanjo.

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Outsiders: TRULE w/ Al Wootton @ Kiosk Radio 17.08.2025

Recording of Loidis' set at the Selectors stage during Dekmantel Festival 2025.

Loidis at Selectors - Dekmantel Festival 2025

RA Live 2015.08.01 - Peverelist VS A Made Up Sound, Dekmantel

Last month I got to perform an hour of new musical ideas surrounded by many friends at Sustain Release :)  

In this set I test a lot of new sonic directions, leaning into my love of spiraling synth lines, tactile drums, and sounds that evoke playful little creatures (so I've been told) :D

This was my first time at Sustain and I'm so grateful it was memorable. Big thanks to everyone who got freaky with me in the Gymnasium! I know there were a lot of other options...

One disclaimer : For the first 5 minutes of this set I couldn't  really hear my monitors (time for in-ears I think). But know that what you hear sounded way better in the room :P

Ayesha Live @ Sustain Release Year 11

Dislocated Joint

Mafaté (Kazamayé Afro Maloya )

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Tambour Trinité By Bongo Percu - Mafaté (Kazamayé Afro Maloya )

TRACKLIST/DOWNLOAD: http://truantsblog.com/2015/truancy-volume-130-a-made-up-sound/

As someone we've been wanting get in for a very long time, we're thrilled to be sharing a new mix from A Made Up Sound for our Truancy Volume series. Featuring a ton of unreleased and forthcoming music from fellow producers such as Minor Science, Peverelist and Anthony Naples, our 130th Truancy Volume clocks in at 25 tracks for an hour an a half session. On the mix, Dave himself says: "It's a bit of a slow burner. When I record a mix at home or play on radio I enjoy using the opportunity to start at lower tempos and draw for tracks that I don't usually get around to playing on a club night at peak time, then gradually increase the pace from there. There's some new and recent things I like, along with quite a few older favorites I rediscovered going through my record shelves with this mix in mind and wanted to show to people who may not have heard them the first time around. I didn't go for a particular theme or anything, but listening back I noticed the mix keeps going back and forth between dark and light, and between dense and breathing. So I guess contrast is the name of the game."

Truancy Volume 130: A Made Up Sound

Housestep? Dubhouse? Whatever you want to call it, Appleblim's got it on this edition of the RA podcast.

RA.110 Appleblim

The Scion and Hard Wax man gets low on this week's RA podcast.

RA.147 DJ Pete

Rinse FM Podcast

Rinse FM Podcast - Truss - 7th November 2016

Read our interview with @umfang and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/UmfPod

Groove Podcast 82

Groove Podcast 83

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Groove Podcast 82 - UMFANG

JD Twich is one half of Optimo, the legendary Glasgow party and a label. Some time ago he launched a new imprint called Against Fascism Trax, attempt to “provoke dialogue that is fundamentally anti-racist, anti-sexist, non-homophobic, non transphobic, non-ageist and non-ableist”. This podcast is a two-hour segment of this set at Hotel Forum's Kitchen from Unsound 2019. Before the performance, JD Twitch said of his Unsound set: “This will be the first ever presentation of an Against Fascism Trax DJ set, an experiment in whether music can convey an intent non verbally.” Starting the set and threaded throughout is the Italian protest song "Bella ciao", which originated in the late 19th century as a working-class anthem and was adopted as a hymn of the anti-fascist resistance in the 1940s. The song takes on new meaning in the current pandemic, as the need for new forms of solidarity — with health workers, cleaners and sanitation workers, impoverished people and all manner of vulnerable populations — becomes urgently clear.

RA Live 2015.08.01 - Peverelist VS A Made Up Sound, Dekmantel

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