Mauricio Rebolledo is one of those veteran artists who has stood the test of time. He can play Burning Man, go back-to-back with DJ Tennis and mentor young producers with unwavering finesse, staying true to his signature sound of sparse, psychedelic chuggers. Where many of his peers have embraced a more commercial sound, the Mexican artist likes to keep it weird, opting for touches of Krautrock and hazy atmospherics in both his sets and on his albums.

He tends to be associated with tribal drums and screwy trance, but in reality, the Hippie Dance cofounder and long-time Kompakt affiliate is a man of many influences—as heard on his RA Podcast. Whimsical interludes of French dance pop and retro synth-wave are interspersed with shoegazey electronics ("Dive" by Pale Blue) as well as plenty of his own productions, which blur the lines between minimal house and techno. 

This is a hypnotic, brooding journey that starts and ends with versions of Justus Köhncke's "Elan," which adds to the mix's loopy feel. (There's also a Prins Thomas remix thrown in for good measure.) No peaks or climaxes here, just long plateaus of zigzagging synths and winding chords. Turn on, tune in and drop out, as they say.

@rebolledostyle

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/876

RA podcast

RA.876 Rebolledo

Recorded 3rd December 2013 for XLR8R Podcast episode 324, XLR8R said at the time:

The calendar only flipped to December a few days ago, but it seems that much of the music world has already begun to set its sights on the end of the year. More specifically, everyone seems to be looking back at the last 11 months and evaluating what pieces of music were amongst the year’s best. XLR8R is no different, and when our list of 2013’s best releases surfaces during the next few weeks, there’s little question that Amygadla, the long-awaited sophomore LP from DJ Koze, will make the cut. It’s been a big year for the veteran German producer, which is why we thought he would be an excellent candidate to put together the final XLR8R podcast of 2013. Over the past decade, DJ Koze has built up a reputation as a sort of lovable oddball, and this exclusive mix will do nothing to contradict that image. Much like his own work, the podcast is loosely rooted in house and techno, but its 70-plus minutes of music also reaffirm that Koze isn’t someone who’s afraid to color outside the lines. Armed with a playful spirit and a genuine sense of humor, Koze seems as comfortable dropping esoteric spoken word and bizarre outtakes from Marvin Gaye as he does stringing together warm slices of rich, organic house music. Oh yeah, he also manages to slip in a couple of conscious hip-hop tracks along the way. In short, it’s not the average podcast, but it’s not like we expected something “normal” with DJ Koze at the helm.

XLR8R Podcast

DJ Koze - XLR8R Podcast #324

Midtown ZARA (After Hours) dressing room dance party.

ZARA After Hours

Dark City

Get Physical DJ team M.A.N.D.Y take on the RA podcast.

RA.040 M.A.N.D.Y

RA.342 Matthew Dekay

This is the Talaboman show we did for NTS back in November when we did the all nighters at Corsica. Francis Inferno Orchestra on the mic for the presentations. 
We uploaded to soundcloud as some people was asking us for a download link. Hope you like it.

Talaboman @ NTS radio 28/11/15

The rising Israeli artist spans decades and continents.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=555

@moscoman

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.555 Moscoman

Live recorded at Robert Johnson, Offenbach in August 2011

Ata - Robert Johnson, August 2011

This was hosted as part of @huntleyspalmers 100th episode on Rinse FM. Check the rest here ~ huntleyspalmers.com/rinse-fm/

Talaboman at Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Glasgow - November 2017

Anthony Collins mixes tracks exclusively from the catalog of Scissor and Thread. Included are black light smoke, Bob Moses, Francis Harris and Collins' own productions with label co-founder Harris as Frank & Tony. Listen sharply now for previews of unreleased material from the new Bob Moses "Far From the Tree" EP and Harris' sophomore album, "Minutes of Sleep"