cool mix --- https://soundcloud.com/saatgut/ks-taste-of-your-lips

TRACKLIST: https://mixesdb.com/?482353 Free free to ID any track by leaving a comment there!

‘Run it Red’ sees bona fide techno legend Ben Sims showcases 2 hrs of the finest new house and techno he can lay his hands on. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ben-sims/episodes/ben-sims-18th-may-2025

Ben Sims Presents: Run It Red 180525

The latest Off-Kilter audio submission is a dive into Or:la’s expansive vision of sound - a downtempo mix of slung drums, abstract electronics and heady vocals. As an artist, Or:la navigates effortlessly through many channels of electronic expression. Here, she revisits music from her influential past with a mix that is deep, meandering and rich with texture - nailing the brief with pin-point precision - and transporting us into a dream like state.

In her own words:
 "I kept to the ‘off-kilter' brief for this one and wanted to put together a mix you can just zone out to, with less of the twists and energy shifts I usually go for in my DJ sets. A lot of the tracks mean something personal to me like the Holger Czukay one at the very end, which I first heard at uni around 2012 while watching Morvern Callar in a film studies class - the whole soundtrack really stuck with me and ended up playing a big part in me drifting away from visual arts and getting into music."

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Throughout Or:la's journey as an artist, the Derry-born producer and DJ has carved out her own niche and consistently strived to escape categorisation gaining her a BBC Radio 1 Residency, an Essential mix, and DJ Mag's ‘Best DJ’ award. From running DIY parties in abandoned shops whilst studying in Liverpool, to securing some of the best club residencies around the world, Or:la's story is organic and authentic.

Staying true to her explorative propensity, Or:la 's debut album arrived via Fabric Originals in 2024 and is a testament to her ability to fluidly traverse tempos and energies. Or:la takes a similarly chameleonic approach to her DJ sets - although there's an impalpable emphasis on melody, rhythm and texture, you never really know what you might get other than a preference to follow mood over genre. Orlagh Dooley's DIY mentality extends far beyond the DJ booth - as the boss of former Deep Sea Frequency and her current label, Céad, she nurtures a community of diverse artists who share her passion for less categorizable dance music including NIKS, Primrose, Blu Terra and FAFF. The label's releases emphasize quality and creativity across a wide sonic spectrum. Since her debut EP 'UK Lonely' on Hotflush Recordings in 2017, Dooley has collaborated on a broad range of remixes, from David Holmes/Killing Eve's "Unloved" to dance floor-focused labels like Spray and Woozy. Or:la continues to run her queer-focused event series ‘La Potion', which celebrates and shines a spotlight on queer creatives. Now based back in the UK, Orlagh Dooley remains integral to the clubbing scene as a promoter and community builder, pouring her heart and soul into the place where she found her musical voice.

@orla_cd

OK037 - Or:la

Hendriks' sound crafts a vivid tapestry of deep, psychedelic tones, infused with mind-expanding elements. As a true specialist of the warm-up session, he guides you through a musical odyssey brimming with unexpected twists—quirky, captivating, and full of intrigue.

Deep Space Series w/ Hendrik @ Kiosk Radio 29.05.2025

"Santuario is your sanctuary for deep electronic beats ranging from house music, electro and techno music, featuring music from underground labels throughout the world. This is a holy place for the music that drives us all.

June Tracklist ALL VINYL:
Philipe Cam - LFO Drive - Traum Schallplatten
Stefan Goldmann - Aurora - Macro Recordings
John Tejada - Winds of Change - Pro-tez
Terrence Dixon - Horizon - Tresor
Ben Klock - Ok Feat. Elif Biçer - Ostgut
Herbert - Leave Me Now feat Dani Siciliano - K7
Pepe Bradock - @ The Stanley - Atavisme
Sage Caswell - Amber Gloss/Making Out - Archie Pelago Music
Anaxander - Moons of Jupiter - Love What You Feel
Earth Boys - Sad Boys - Low Recordings
Argy - Let Me Out feat. Ditto - These Days
Maurizio - M4 - Maurizio
Thomas Fehlmann - Andrea is Delighted

2nd hour ALL DIGITAL:
Jeff Mills - Sacred Iridescent Mirror
Lagos Nagoya Players Association - Kaminari (Beats)
FBK - Prosaic(unreleased?)
C2 unreleased
Jay Haze feat Laila Tov - I Wait For You
Henrick Schwarz - Come Together
Naia (Slam Mode Remix) unreleased
John Beltran - Aurora
FBK - Pica (unreleased?)
Sterac - Bot & Rond
DJ Houseplants - Soben
Teflon Dons - DONTWANTU2GO

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June Santuario 2025

Interview:  https://truantsblog.com/2025/truancy-volume-350-facta-k-lone

Soundcloud: @facta @k-lone93

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Truancy Volume 350: Facta & K-LONE

Starting off summer with another downtempo mix to get everyone warmed up for the chaos that will surely ensue. Wiggle to some new and old favourites.

﻿Overland is well known for her acid laced upbeat oddball techno sets, but occasionally likes to flex her ambient, left-field knowledge in her mixes as well.

Tracklist : 

Deep Space Network - Zenn La
Priori & Adam Feingold - Eternal
Jack J - Down The Line
Quazar - Other Time Other Place
Bob Tracker - UIS 555
Pugilist - Alignment
Downstairs People - Show You
Now Always Fades - Into the Doldrums
Full Moon Scientist - Monday Morning Dread (Vinyl Blair Budgie-like Remix)
Saffron Bloom - In Another Life (Serendipity)
Spekki Webu - Microcell Structure (K.O.P. 32 Remix)
Polygonia - König des Waldes
Robert Leiner - Autopia
Meat Beat Manifesto - Love Mad (Version 93)
Soichi Terada - Grand Senshuuraku


Overland presents downtempo/atmospheric bass music to study and relax to - 05 Juin 2025

@faited b2b @octoocta
Coming at you direct from the Little “T” LUV NRG Soundsystem truck radio! All the galloping and rolling late 90s tech step and proto-neurofunk that Octo Octa and Faited blast out of a tiny bluetooth speaker inside the cab of an Isuzu NPR HD.

This set was played live at Envelope Soundsytem’s 2024 Ēostre ritual deep in the redwood forest within the Oakland, CA hills. The intention behind this ritual: 

“Ēostre marks a period of rejoining with queer family and community, and of setting intentions towards the approaching sun-drenched days. We celebrate this ritual to conjure the collective dream, and to see the fractal paths toward our individual dream’s first concrete forms. But dreaming alone can not dispel living nightmares—we must speak our dreams aloud and act towards them in anger. Come, you and yours, come weave your hopes with ours.”

Eostre 2024 - Faited b2b Octo Octa

An Exploration of the Deeper, Darker side of Techno, House, Detroit, Acid, Jazz, Dub, D&B, Trip Hop, Downtempo, Electronica and whatever moves your soul.

https://www.instagram.com/analog_soul_



ANALOG SOUL @ The Lot Radio 06-04-2025

Exploring fifty shades of dub influenced sounds. But not only.

This one goes into the deep dub psychedelia.

Dub Delights XVI : Hewan Aman invite STDJ - 05 Juin 2025

Forward thinking underground sounds from across the musical spectrum. This month's show features a guest mix from Rifts going b2b with Victor.

Pariah presents Voam with Rifts b2b Victor - 05 June 2025

This July we're bringing Helena Hauff to the US for her first stateside club shows. On July 20th we're heading to Cambridge, Boston. Check out this mix by Make It New residents Baltimoroder and Coralcola, and a Q&A with Alex Maniatis, the clubs booker, below.

RA: How would you describe your music policy?

AM: Our music policy is more than genres it's about setting the right atmosphere. Make It New is about feeling refreshed. We won't play the ego game and we program artists who care most about the music and the vibe.  Right now we have 3 local residents Baltimoroder, Coralcola, and Mike Swells plus international residents George Fitzgerald and Martyn for 2017.  We book house, we book techno, we book disco we book everything in between.
 
RA: What makes a great party? 

AM: The right crowd, a lot of love, and letting the music do the talking.  It's not one person's party it's our crowd's party.  We are in a small dark box with a good soundsystem. That's it. The goal is for everyone to get lost in the moment every Thursday plain and simple.  One week you may hear our residents go on for 5hrs playing spacey techno music or maybe another you will hear Antal play a life-changing disco set or maybe Midland will make you cry (in a good way).  We Make It New every week with a sweet touch of reassuring familiarity. Show up early and stay late, that's the move.  

RA: What does your party stand for, and how do you express that? 

AM: Make It New stands for something inclusive yet it is not for everyone.  It should go without saying but if you are sexist, racist, or homophobic this night is not for you and you are not gonna make any friends here. Sorry but true. Each week we gather we dance and we just are together. The party is a journey and is based on a basic trust. Trust the DJ, trust the audience, trust the staff. We are all one and it makes for a beautiful thing. There's a lot of bad news out there right now and the sense of community is greater than we can all vocalize.  Sometimes being in a dark room dancing with good sound and friends watching out for each other is what we need. 

RA: What’s the greatest problem facing club culture in your city? 

AM: Lack of understanding of the culture and little support of the creative economy. Boston is growing rapidly but less is being done for the arts. It's sad really when we see massive corporations moving into the city for tax breaks but yet nothing changes for arts culture except the costs go up all around us.  Also, Boston historically is portrayed as a rock town but if you look under the skin there is a lot more warmth in what we and our peers do than any local media will ever cover.  On any given night you can find great local selectors and exciting parties bringing amazing underground acts to town but no local media is talking about it and the city is not very supportive.   
Listen, we don't  pretend to know it all and we are still figuring this out.  We have a lot to learn and we want to grow. There are a lot of people in this town rooted in house / disco/ dnb/ techno and they enjoy each other and the culture the fact is, the city should be supporting this more.  Come have a listen we are inviting you :) 

RA: What’s your favourite memory of the night?

AM: Too many to choose just one but at the top of these was when we first brought DJ Sprinkles in a snowstorm.  It was freezing there was a hell of a lot of snow all over the city preventing most from driving yet we danced we like never danced before. Not matter the elements everyone found a way to the club and showed up at 9pm. Terre played all night long and the place was one giant love fest.  The entire club was in tears at the end and it was hard to leave the room that night. I personally think I hugged Terre for 5 minutes without letting go after being so thankful seeing how happy the crowd was with one and other. It was such a beautiful moment.

RA / Make It New, Boston: Baltimoroder b2b Coralcola

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