The second part of Radio Javaher is right here. Recorded at the local radio station Open Source Radio. Two hours of mainly new music to warm your soul and hypnotize your brains.

Tracklist:
01. KILN - Oceantumbles
02. Galling & Gruzis - Almonds
03. Nuel - Polyanna!
04. Crass - Do They Owe Us A Living (YACHT cover)
05. Die Orangen - Burnt Bay (dub)
06. ULV - ULV for Ultra Low Velocity
07. Break Mode - Stabs
08. Deep Space Network - Psycho Path
09. Bunzinelli - Metagryne Bicolumnata
10. Rivet - Ordine Kadmia
11. Wordcolour - It Goes.. Er..
12. Progetto Tribale & Donato Dozzy - Behavior 2020
13. Becker + Murai - More Eyes (Lux Prima Mix)
14. YO.AN - ODIAD (Frank-Key Mix)
15. R-A-G - Why Does It Hurt?
16. Wraeltic - The Lost (Tom Furse Mix)
17. Gaff E - Short Shorts (Baldelli & Mattia Dallara Mix)
18. Quinn Lamont - Society Ho's (part 2)
19. Afrobuddha - Zone (Drum Mix)
20. In Fields - Hands
21. Michal Turtle - Our man In (D.K. Mix)
22. These New Puritans - We want War (Drums)
23. Ploy - Pax Cultura
24. Aleki Perälä - FI3AC2039060
25. Hillside - Warpole Days (Joe Claussell "Sacred Arts Horndrums" Version)
26. Kuniyuki - Flying Music (Long Dub Chapter 2)
27. Discosession - Arianna Suite
28. Low Motion Disco - Love Love Love (Still Going Mix)
29. XTAL - Heavenly Overtone
30. Mogwai - How To Be A Werewolf (Xander Harris Mix)

Reza Athar - Radio Javaher 02 [Open Source Radio] (06-02-2021)

Kind-spirited troublemaker, dance~music maniac, and foundational force behind Pluto — a multidisciplinary art and music space in Gothenburg, run in collaboration with fellow residents, Sara Granér, @jens-lekman, and @christofferberg

Together with Christoffer, I also occasionally host a micro-club powered by his custom DIY sound system (@lovewithinsound), creating immersive dancefloor experiences inspired by the ethos of David Mancuso’s The Loft. Live DJ sets from the series are archived in the playlist “Flight Club Recordings” here on my profile.

Pluto was founded back in 2021 when blessed with a rare opportunity to take over a historic space, which once served as a studio for Ace of Base. I renovated the space with the help of a dear friend, without a clear intent of what to make of it. In this newfound sanctuary, I eventually started mixing music myself as a way to uplift my spirit, reminiscing over the end of an era. Having just moved back from Berlin, where I had spent close to a decade.

Inspired to keep the fire burning while now back in the Shire. Pluto today serves not only as a base of daily operations for a handful resident artists. But also facilitates an extended community and various cultural projects. Much of the alsters found on this profile is likely a direct or indirect result of our Plutoverse.

Gohan and Raoul know each other from way back. Both grew up in Lochem, a small city in the east of Holland. At that time their focus was mainly hip-hop orientated. Through more experimental music from artists like Amon Tobin, Plaid, Luke Vibert, Boards Of Canada and Aphex Twin they slowly moved more and more to the electronic spectrum of music.

Shortly after they rapidly discovered the attractions of nightlife. Through party’s like Awakenings, I Love Techno and the legendary club night Planet Rose they grew a huge passion for Detroit Techno. Especially Planet Rose played a major role in their musical career. They got really inspired and exited by all the great artist they saw passing by and the vibrant scene in and around Nijmegen. At that time Techno and Electro dominated the Dutch underground scene. Artist like Derrick May, Drexciya, Jeff Mills, Basic Channel, Maurizio, British Murder Boys and Carl Craig inspired Gohan and Raoul to be Dj’s themselves.

Raoul bought his first pair of turntables at the age of 18. Gohan started to collect some records he heared in the weekends. These elements combined resulted in playing records side by side for many hours on Raoul’s bedroom. Before they could mix properly they got their first gig. After playing at some small party’s for a few years Gohan and Raoul got their first “big one” by playing in the backroom of their beloved club Doornroosje at Drift with Karotte.

Gohan moved to Nijmegen in 2005. At this time Raoul focused more on producing music while Gohan continued collecting records. They each did their own thing for a few years. Raoul did his liveset on festivals like Dancevalley and Have A Nice Day. Gohan became one of the “Planet Rose Allstars” and had the honor to play in the mainroom Doornroosje before Detroit icon Juan Atkins a.k.a. Model 500. He also won the DJBroadcast DJ contest in 2010 which allowed him to play for thousands of people at Exit Festival in Serbia. 

When Gohan moved to Utrecht they started playing together again. They still play a sound based on their love for Detroit and Chicago butare also discovering new grounds. Gohan and Raoul don’t believe in musical boundaries so their current sound is a vibrant mix of house, disco, techno or whatever they like to play at that moment. This resulted in playing at Planet Rose, Pathfinder Festival, Stekker Festival, Paradiso, Have A Nice Day, Crackhouse, Dancevalley, Lief Festival, Drift, Je Moeder and many others. Recently, they joined the Triphouse Rotterdam collective. The Triphouse crew is one of the major players in the Dutch underground scene so Gohan and Raoul are very pleased to be part of this crew full of music passionates. 
<a href="http://www.triphouserotterdam.nl" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.triphouserotterdam.nl</a>

Dj & Producer, released on: 
Compost records, Sonar Kollektiv, Save The Black Beauty, Zaubermilch, Colour And Pitch, Deep Down Slam, Galaktika Records, Peppermint Jam, Inflamable Records, Cultured, Isendit, Alola Records, King Street, Strictly Groove Records! 
For bookings or any other purposes :  studitsky@mail.ru
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