🥺 merci ❤️didn't expect to click play and hear this haha

RC:Podcast

Further information: https://bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-227--minor-science

"My taste at the moment seems to have gone to two extremes. At home, I mostly listen to jazz and Joni Mitchell. In clubs, I’ve pretty much been playing the most stupid, over the top stuff I can find. After the last couple of years, there doesn’t seem to be much point in holding back. This mix reflects the vibe of shows I’ve played since last autumn. It was planned at the tail end of my Covid isolation and recorded on CDJs and a Xone 92 in as few takes as possible." - @minor-science

Bleep Mix #227 - Minor Science

Amsterdam-based Mad Miran has been a familiar face in the Dutch underground scene for quite some time and also made waves beyond the Dutch borders. Enjoy!

ITPS077 MAD MIRAN

Interview: https://truantsblog.com/2023/truancy-volume-299-sputnik-one/

Soundcloud: @sputnik_one

Access the download and tracklist (Confirmed and added) on our Patreon: patreon.com/truants

http://truantsblog.com

Sputnik One

Truancy Volume 299: Sputnik One

Explorers at Hör, Berlin on the 13th of December. 
9-10 pm

CCL b2b DJ Spit
@https://soundcloud.com/ccl-url 


YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AmXsMeXecE&t=1104s

December

EXPLORERS AT HÖR - 13/12/22 - CCL B2B DJ SPIT

He might hail from France but @simocell has always worn his love for UK music on his sleeve. It is no wonder then that his intricate broken beats, bass heavy grooves and halftime techno has come on vital labels like Livity Sound and The Trilogy Tapes. He is a frequent collaborator too, with everyone from Peter van Hoesen to Hodge, but his own signature sound design always stands out. The TEMƎT Music head's Selectors set from 2021 remains one of the most impressive multi-genre showcases we have heard and this week the Paris-based DJ repeats that trick once more. 

Over the course of 100 minutes, Simo Cell goes deep into everything he has always been about: heavy rhythms designed to move the body, heady synth designs that are intricate yet powerful, and a masterful control of energy and flow which means he can lock in a dance floor whether firing out high-speed juke or teasing with slow and supple dub. It's a whirlwind ride that will awaken every fibre of your being.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 422 - Simo Cell

Live recording from our Moon Ra Stage at Horst Festival 2023


Horst Festival w/ Beatrice M. @ Kiosk Radio 07.05.2023

Rinse FM Podcast

Kessler with Gamma Intel - 22 June 2023

EMA's work as a DJ, founder of label/party Woozy, booker for Dublin nightclub Yamamori Tengu, Rinse FM resident and co-founder of the Skin&Blister collective is exhaustive, highlighting a relentless work ethic that has inspired a foundational infrastructure for her and those in her orbit to prosper. Enjoy!

ITPS095 EMA

Name:  Simone
Alias: Smokey / Smoke Dog (@smokey_cph)
Pronouns: She/her
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark

Influences: Musically I’d have to say the UK, but I’m not too excited about borders(!) boxes, categories or purist ideas when it comes to music. There are a ton of people that I am inspired by both personally and musically; my girls and my crew: Mama Snake and Solid Blake, and ofc all the bass babes MSJY, re:ni, Darwin, Yeahlena, CCL, Mia Koden, DJ Voices, Mad Miran, Ciel, Niks, Bitter Babe, Azu Tiwaline, mi-el, Roza Terenzi. And my local Copenhagen icons; N.E.GIRL, Gavnlig, Daniel Savi, Lille Høg, Heste Jente, Lyra Valenza, Clara Lucifer, Mbizo, Deb Foam, Cecilie Nørgaard, Nina Marie Lange, 2000F, Purple Rave Club, Cirkeline, Téa, Fruit DJ + Drift Radio and the crew and many more! 

Affiliations/Residencies/Projects: Earlier this year I started in the position as Head of Music at Strøm Festival, which is one of Copenhagen’s finest institutions for electronic music. It’s such a privilege to be doing this, it’s wild! Before that I spent one and a half years mentoring and tutoring at Future Female Sounds DJ academy. It’s an organization that works towards inclusion for femmes, trans and non-binary people in the field of DJ’ing. So many good femme and queer DJ’s in Copenhagen, oopft. 

Favorite Quote: The more I see, the less I know for sure. (I think it was John Lennon who said it? So true though?!) 

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community:. Acknowledge your privilege, share your knowledge, open doors for those who need it. Reach out and don’t be afraid to ask for help or advice. Be kind and be brave (is this perhaps a Cinderella quote??) 
Be in it for the music, the art and the creativity of it. Keep digging and exploring. Anyone can learn how to use cdjs, but the real deal is digging. Digging and keeping your mind open to new influences, new people and new genres.

With this mix Smokey asks for you to please learn more about and consider donating to:
There are two really nice initiatives here in Copenhagen that I think could inspire other parts of the world in terms of creating safer conditions for vulnerable people in the streets.
❁ Fixelancen: a van for drug users to safely do their drugs accompanied by professional staff and nurses. This way right about zero people die from overdoses and also it helps protect women and femmes in particular. (https://trv.dk/support.html)
❁ The Red Van which is also a mobile harm reduction organization, it works the same way, but for street-based sex workers. (http://fixerum.dk/)

Tracklist and more - https://thedaisychain.club/2023/08/08/daisychain-290-smokey/

Daisychain

Daisychain 290 - Smokey

Packed with raw energy, Lisa More takes us from dusk to dawn in this week’s instalment of the Rhythmic Culture podcast. The Tsunami front woman and 101 Club resident is a genuine digger who’s sound often swings between break-beat, bass music and post-club, but always fed with sense and well built scatterbrained melodies. Through a voyage of 62 minutes, she delivers just all of that – enjoy!

@lisa-tsunami

RC:124 Lisa More

@sisterzo delivers the goods on this mix that marks the 1 year anniversary of the PMx series

Tracklist:
Sister Zo - Unreleased
Kangding Ray - Bitter Keylime
Ehua - Picaboo
RAAB - Outstraight
Coffintexts - half oz
Aloka - Rotary-XL
Farr - Wide Eye
False Persona & Sarah - Piped Up
Ozwald - Sex Drum
Sister Zo - Unreleased
JSPORT - Guillotine Drum
Ozwald - Lord Of The Buss
Despina - Tulpa
Hagan - Talking Drum
Piezo - Ottovolante
Coen - Clang
Peder Mannerfelt - Vankelmotor
Carlo Lio - B.O.D.Y.L.O.C.K. (Original Mix)
Le Motel - Spirals
Octopic - Seagal
Zenker Brothers - Sample Predator
Burna - Spectral
Sister Zo - Unreleased
JKS - The Tribe
RUIZ OSC1 - Snare 3000
Batu - Through The Glass

PMx 14 - Sister Zo

We're thrilled to welcome Flore onto the Rhythmic Culture mix series. Flore is a leading figure in the French bass scene, known for her prowess as a DJ, producer, curator, and label boss of POLAAR. Her energy - filled DJ sets and ability to create a sense of community on the dance floor are what sets her apart.

Within 56-minutes she brings it from downtempo steppers to dub-heavy rhythms, from techno to quick breaks and then hops back the other way around. We're in for a treat.

@flore

RC:138 Flore

This week we welcome French DJ STO aka Salade Tomate Oignon on the Rhythmic Culture podcast, picked by Simo Cell.

Simo Cell: "Tomat Oignon, aka Davyna, has been my friend for a very long time, and our musical connection has always been strong. She brings this wild and pure energy, unafraid to be radical and take risks on the dancefloor. Watching her play is always an experience. Check out her special mix featuring US female rap."

@saladetomateoignon

RC:139 Salade Tomate Oignon

The London-born, Leeds-based Kessie steps up in the first Rhythmic Culture podcast of '24, curated by Mia Koden. Over the course of an hour, you can expect "a lot of cerebral & loopy techno doing what she loves the most- steadily building tension and intensity."

Mia Koden: "When Brendan reached out I thought of Kessie straight away. I caught her playing at Nik Nak’s Dub Sirens event in Leeds earlier this year and loved the way she fluidly weaved a high energy fusion of bassy breaksy bits. We then bonded over Ghanaian food and Croydon(!). I’ve listened to several of her mixes since and trust me she’s also got serious deep selection across electro, dubby chuggers etc."

@kessiekessy

RC:140 Kessie

In a new round of Mia Koden's curation for the Rhythmic Culture podcast, 1985, DEEP MEDi MUSIK and SYSTEM MUSIC affiliate Samba steps up in the series.

Mia Koden: "Samba is one of the most consistently fire producers I've followed over the years. He's chiefly known for his dubstep tracks but truth is he's actually a sonic chameleon, carving out dark but vibrant bangers with stand out melodies and sound choice regardless of what genre he touches. His DJ sets definitely reflect this: Saw a recent set over the summer for DEEP MEDi (a label he's dropped some anthems on) and it was packed with great selection and interesting moments."

@saamba

RC:141 Samba

In the run-up to his next release 'Arteria' on Maloca, Brussels-based artist Hypna joins us on the Rhythmic Culture mix series this week. Last year, he launched the artist collective and label Plasma Sources, which he intends to use to bridge the gap between the club and immersive listening experiences. The mix is a collection of all sorts of futurist beats, intriguing percussions, and of course a peak into his new release.

@hypna_52

RC:142 Hypna

Amsterdam-based music platform, artist agency, record label and event organization representing music culture since 2016.

Artist roster:
AliA (@aliamusicc)
askmelater (@akaaskmelater)
King Kami (@kiingkami)
Lieke TR (@lieke-tr)
Lolo Batten (@lolobatten)
Low End Activist (@lowendactivist)
Max Abysmal (@maxabysmal)
Narathip (@narathip-ams)
Nathan Kofi (@nathankofi)
NPLGNN (@nplgnn)
ojoo (@ojoogyal)
Photonz (@photonz)

Head of music: brendan@rhythmicculture.com 
Bookings: tim@rhythmicculture.com
PR: pr@rhythmicculture.com
General inquiries: info@rhythmicculture.com

RC:124 Lisa More

Rhythmic Culture

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