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RA Mix Archive: 500-850

Later beluisteren 2

2020

The Panorama Bar mix series on Ostgut Ton returns with volume 06, mixed and compiled by Panorama Bar and Berghain resident Ryan Elliott. Download the free .WAV file (1.46 GB).

Tracklist
1. Portable - Shadowdancing (Dancecapella) (00:00)
2. Newworldaquarium – Thousand Oaks (00:15)
3. Tuff City Kids – Breacher (00:54)
4. Daniel Jacques – End Of My World (03:41)
5. JT Donaldson – Mindsmoke (07:33)
6. Norm Talley – More Powder (09:22)
7. It's Not Over – Late At Night (VIP Mix) (11:16)
8. Different Noodles – Banana Resort (14:23)
9. Alex Falk – BF (17:49)
10. Makam – Girls Night (20:44)
11. Octave One – Track 3 (23:55)
12. James Duncan – Shades Of House (A2) (25:42)
13. Wincent Kunth – Re Entry (28:14)
14. A Sagittariun – Conquering Lions (29:15)
15. Deadbeat – Whoa! (31:27)
16. Hard House Banton – Reign (34:50)
17. K-HAND – Clap Yo Hands (38:28)
18. Groove Chronicles – Your Power’s Taking Over (42:15)
19. Head High – Power Seat (44:59)
20. Taka Boom featuring Chaka Khan – Groove Like That (48:07)
21. Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie – House Music (52:00)
22. Mr G – Womb (55:05)
23. eLBee BaD – Don’t Wanna Lose Ya Love (58:02)
24. Bluelite – Enlite (59:32)
25. Will Azada – Pump That Shit (1:01:55)
26. Tronic Pulse – Hit That (1:04:25)
27. Heiko Laux – The Bridge (1:07:18)
28. Roman Flügel – The Odd Lobster (1:09:43)
29. G. Marcell – Breathe (Exhale Mix) (1:12:56)
30. Borrowed Identity – Leave Me (1:14:29)
31. The Oliverwho Factory – Take It Slow (1:17:19)
32. Genius Of Time – Tuffa Trummor Med Röst (1:21:14)
33. Nick Höppner – Track For Eb (1:25:54)
34. Terrence Dixon – Innocence (1:29:10)
35. Marcel Dettmann – Light (1:30:17)

Mixed and compiled by Ryan Elliott

All tracks used by kind permission of the respective copyright holders.

Mastering by Jan Wagner at Faust Studio
Photography by Sven Marquardt

for full info, credits and extended artwork go to:
http://ostgut.de/label/record/120

This mix is dedicated to my friends.

mix releases

Panorama Bar 06 | Ryan Elliott

Mike Servito's almost instantly legendary set at No Way Back performing after Orphx's extraordinary live show and before BMG, during Movement 2014 at a transformed 1515 Broadway.

IT.podcast.s03e03: Mike Servito at No Way Back Movement 5/25/14

Recorded live at Factory
Circus, Osaka
26.09.15

Live at Factory, Osaka - 26.09.15

RA's #1 DJ steps away from the dance floor.

Dixon, Steffi, Nicolas Jaar, Ben UFO and Omar-S mark our 500th podcast.

Read more: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=500

@dixon


RA.500 Dixon

Exceptional house and techno from the Panorama Bar resident.

Steffi, Dixon, Nicolas Jaar, Ben UFO and Omar-S mark our 500th podcast.

Read more: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=500

RA.500 Steffi

A strange and lovely bricolage.

Nicolas Jaar, Dixon, Steffi, Ben UFO and Omar-S mark our 500th podcast.

Read more: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=500

RA Podcast: @nicolas-jaar

RA.500 Nicolas Jaar

A leader of the scene looks to the future.

Ben UFO, Dixon, Steffi, Nicolas Jaar and Omar-S mark our 500th podcast.

Read more: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=500

@benufo

RA.500 Ben UFO

Tune in for three hours of FXHE radio.

Omar-S, Dixon, Steffi, Nicolas Jaar and Ben UFO mark our 500th podcast.

Read more: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=500

RA.500 Omar-S

love xx

•  TRACKLIST :

    Rustie — Gilded Jewel Case
     
    Dreams — Bloodsport
     
    The Blessings — Whoopi
     
    Hudson Mohawke — Gooo
     
    Rick Ross — MMG The World is Ours
     
    Rustie — All Nite (Demo Version)
     
    Clams Casino — I'm God
     
    Juicy J — Geeked up off them Bars
     
    Obey City — Work Move
     
    Love Shy — That First Kiss
     
    Xcuse — All Right (Shiftee Remix)
     
    ASAP Twelvy — Our World
     
    Rustie — Eyezz
     
    S-Type — Billboard
     
    Surkin — Gold Island - (Bok Bok & L-vis 1990 Remix)
     
    Kavsrave — No More (Slow Jams)

    Lunice — Can't Wait To
     
    Nightwave — Night Bird
     
    Rustie — City Star (VIP)
     
    Baauer — Harlam Shake
     
    Hudson Mohawke — Push
     
    My Dry Wet Mess — When We Were Wrong
     
    [unknown] — Skeletone 3
     
    Rustie — Reflector
     
    Lone — Dream Ache
     
    Rustie — Love Frequency
     
    Surkin — White Knight (Jackson & His Computer Band Remix)
     
    Fox Gut Daata — Throb Black Map
     
    Rustie — Crakk Squirrel
     
    Rustie — Prizm
     
    Cashmere Cat — Mirror Maru
     
    Destiny's Child Destiny's Child — Get on the Bus
     
    Rustie — Shifft
     
    Lucky Bears — Shake Your Nipples
     
    Krystal Klear — Pistol Chauffeur
     
    Obey City — Fallin

    Cid Rim — JazzJazzJazz (Dorian Concept Remix)
     
    Big Sean ft. Kanye West — Marvin Gaye & Chardonay
     
    Manix — Feel Reel Good
     
    Heezy Baby — Logobi Heezy International
     
    Cassie — King of Hearts (Kanye West Remix)
     
    Rustie — Hover Traps
     
    Wiz Khalifa — Guilty Conscience
     
    Rustie — Mint Lotus
     
    Rustie — Gold Likk
     
    Danny Brown — Witit
     
    Rustie — Frazzle
     
    Rustie — Ooompa
     
    Rustie — Cat Nip
     
    Rustie — Sawdust
     
    Drake — Lord Knows
     
    TNGHT — R U Ready
     
    Baauer — Dumdum
     
    Nicki Minaj — I Am Your Leader
     
    EPROM — Regis Chillbin (Machinedrum Remix)
     
    Dorian Concept — Toothbrush
     
    Rustie — Teen Souls Burning
     
    Rustie — 444Sure
     
    The Friends of Distinction — Impressions (Dialogue)


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http://youtube.com/hudsonlotus

:)

Rustie Essential Mix BBC Radio 1 - April 2012

for my 6th edition of my bi-monthly @operator-radio show i played 2hrs solo..

Abadan Bar 006 w/ Moody Mehran

Dj Okapi at Jaeger Oslo
live recording 04/09/2019

I have to tune the car radio manually to get to the place I want to be on Cape Town’s FM bandwidth. The seek button scans over the desired channel even though I’m just a few blocks away from the broadcasting headquarters. Immediately, the old, but familiar hiss of white noise transports me back to my youth and then it pops into life as I get to 89.5. A two-step punchy snare and a syllabic yelping in Zulu greets me on the other side, this sounds more like home.

“You have to listen to Bush Radio” a friend told me the night before, “if you want to hear South African music”. For the past week I’ve been driving around my hometown listening to the ubiquitous sounds of popular music from Europe and USA proliferated by the nationally syndicated stations like 5FM. This has always been the case in South Africa and notwithstanding the community focussed programming from small, inconspicuous stations like Bush Radio, this has remained the broadcasting practise for the most part of my adult life too.

Every time I return to South Africa I’m always astounded and dismayed how very little has changed in that regard, even when in Europe, South African music is being proliferated by DJs and radio everywhere. The sound of GQOM, the band BCUC, a revival of seventies era Fusion, and the newfound interest in the eighties bubblegum sound had all been largely instigated and promoted through European labels and record stores in recent years.

Limited by constricts like the lack of vinyl presses to re-issue music and the fact that most of the original records are harboured in European record collections, it’s obvious why this has happened, but it doesn’t look set to remain this way for much longer. In recent years a DJ, a blog, a label and a record store has come along, all dedicated to changing this, bringing South African music back home and making availeable on the vinyl format again. It all funnels down to one man, Dave Durbach, better known by his DJ alias Okapi, who is tirelessly and selflessly, collecting and re-distributing this music through Afro-Synth, a blog, store and record label dedicated to new and forgotten South African music.

Hailing from Cape Town, where he cut his teeth around the bars and clubs in the small scene around Long Street, playing everything from Hip Hop to Jazz, Dave had always been known as something of a “vinyl junkie” by the locals. At a time when the format was largely forgotten for the more accessible digital formats, Dave would haunt the used record shops in and around Cape Town for obscure records from the eighties. The records largely disregarded as disposable “bubblegum” music by a predominantly white music media, became an obsession for the latent digger in his teens and laid the foundations for what would later become Afro Synth; a blog dedicated to shedding new light on a lost era in South Africa’s rich music history.

Afro Synth garnered attention for its unique and largely untapped source of records from from an apartheid-era South Africa with considered reviews and articles about the artists and the records sound tracking the end of white-minority rule and the first exciting years of post-apartheid South Africa. These were the talented, mostly black artists that remained obscure for the longest time, pressing limited runs of their records on independent labels that were quickly assigned to bargain bins all over SA. He established the blog to highlight these finds and through his words, many South Africans (this writer included) were lead on an extensive journey of discovery through a very niche, and almost forgotten corner of music history.

Dj Okapi at Jaeger Oslo - live recording 04/09/2019

Playing deep Indonesian digs in the RLR AMS SHOP listening basement. One hour of esoteric gems, traditional Sunda, psych rock and more.

@redlightradio

RLR AMS SHOP - Sekan for Waves September 19th 2019

CC&PT with Steven van Hulle #013

"[Started DJing] sometime around 2011-2012. I'd made hiphop beats for a long time before that and then stopped for a few years. When I started making music again, I was focused on dance music and DJing seemed like a good outlet for that." - @reverenddollars

DISCWOMAN 79 x Reverend Dollars

A day in the sun

Western sahara, roots/dub, afro beat, electronica, hawaiian vinyl selection by Luca Bacchetti



Lee Perry ‘Dark Room’ - Clock Tower
Derrick Harriott ‘The Loser’ - Crystal records
Mwenge Jazz ‘Kizunguzungu’ - Doromy
John Sitora ‘Amangana Ense’ - Rigesa
Batunga & The Subprimes ‘Man in the field’ - Matasuna Rec.
Charles Songo ‘Gzinumanze’ - Doromy
Dennis Peart ‘Mouth of the wicked’ - Iroko Rec.
Ranking Dread ‘Africa’ Tuby’s dub plate mix - Freedom Sounds
The Mombasa Vikings ‘Mama Matotoya’ - Beach Rhythms
Tony Allen ‘Moyege’ (Mark’s disco dub) - Honest Jons Records
The Invisible ‘Wings’ (Floating Points remix) - Ninja Tune
King Tubby & The Clancy ‘Garrison’ - Pressure Sounds
Flammer ‘Lørdag Kveld’ - Lyskestrekk Records
Niama Makalou et African Soul Band ‘Kognokoura’ (Daphni’s part 2 edit) - Sofrito
Ahmed Ag Kaedy ‘Adounia’ - Sahel Sounds Records
Maalem Mahmoud Guinia & Floating Points ‘Mimoun Marhaba’ - Eglo
Abstand ‘Opek’ - Fazer
Tony Allen & Africa 70 ‘Discoafrobeat’ - Comet Records
Jah Warrior ‘Dub from the heart’ - Jah Warrior
Luca Bacchetti ‘After the silence’ - Endless
Kana King & His Hawaiians ‘Hawaiian Paradise’ - Air Mail Music

A day in the sun

A blistering all-originals mix.

https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=729

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.729 Slikback

160 BPM footwork from a New York dynamo.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=732

@kush_jones

RA.732 Kush Jones

http://blowinguptheworkshop.com/project/12--galcher-lustwerk/

100% GALCHER

'Some tracks and stems from 2012 compiled into a promomix. Hope you enjoy! -GL'

STEM
PARLAY
PUT ON
OUTSIDE THE CLUB
I NEVA SEEN
STEM
ENTERPRISE
STEM
KAINT
EVERYBODY IN THE PLACE 2012
STEM
CRICKET'S THEME
FIFTY
DOCKSIDE
LIL' BIT OF CHOCOLIT
100% PAIN

ART BY KURT SEPARATELY.
http://falsekurt.tumblr.com/