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Public Affair on @noodsradio 14-04-2023
Field Maneuevers affiliate @iona-noise joins resident @monika-taneska for a top tier guest mix that is perfect for this summer's festivities! Yes we are classing April as summer.

Public Affair 015: iona & Monika Taneska

Ben Sleia doesn't joke around on the latest BODY MIX. Combining breakneck rhythms, grimey bass and transcendental melodies. 

Raise your gun fingers as this French-born, Berlin based DJ deftly blends footwork, rave, speed garage & more. With regular radio show BRUITS on community conscious station Refuge Worldwide, Hör and appearances with the most heartwarming Berlin crew Awkwardly Social, this talented and fearless DJ delivers the freshest cuts in the most heart-starting packages. 

Perfect for the gym or the dancefloor, enjoy this powerful hour and a half of dope craziness by @bensleia

BODY MIX 016 | Ben Sleia

Nothing In Moderation with DJ Voices and Sputnik One @ The Lot Radio 07-19-2023

Rinse FM Podcast

EMA presents Woozy feat. Laenz - 13 August 2023

DJ Winggold, artist, writer, radio host, speaker and mental health advocat is joining us to take over Tapes #107.   

Tracklist & Interview: https://www.originssound.com/os-tapes/dj-winggold-mix

He’s also one of the key minds behind Unbound Events, a London-based events platform using underground music as a vehicle to elevate minorities and raise awareness of social issues. He draws inspiration from Afrofuturism to guide his creative pursuits, focusing on the intersection between race, identity, history and culture. 

As a DJ, the guiding principle of Afrofuturism manifests through the fusion of techno with angular rhythms and UK-inspired club sounds to create something respecting the black roots of electronic music whilst remaining firmly forward-facing and unique.

Follow DJ Winggold —
instagram.com/unboundevents
@unboundevents

Origins Tapes 107 - DJ Winggold

Forward-thinking sounds from across the bass spectrum from NTS WIP artist re:ni and Timedance/Ilian Tape producer Laksa. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/relax-w-reni/episodes/relax-w-reni-20th-august-2023

re:lax w/ re:ni & laksa 200823

Lift yourself with music magic

http://www.instagram.com/babymfleo 
http://www.instagram.com/frikaan_time

Baby Leo b2b Akanbi @ The Lot Radio 09-09-2023

Hailing from Bristol and currently based in Berlin, Low End Activist is a master in cold cuts of mutant grime and dubby UK rave pressure. Not only are his recent releases 'Gossip Is The Devil's Radio EP' on LA's ESP Institute and his remix for Pushlock's 'Purple Leaf' a must-have – these are also prime examples that showcases the capability of the producer. 

In this instalment for the Rhythmic Culture Podcast, LEA's mix is marked by tough energy excellent selections spanning multiple genres. It's yours now to put on repeat.

@lowendactivist

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Nervous Horizon with Tommy Wallwork - 18 September 2023

A Long Strange Dream is Batu's latest series which allows him to showcase a selection of music not limited to peak time dancefloors. Expect a deep dive into the crates for an eclectic mix of influences and oddities as you transcend into a collective long strange dream.  
https://www.nts.live/shows/a-long-strange-dream-w-batu/episodes/a-long-strange-dream-w-batu-11th-october-2023

A Long Strange Dream w/ Batu 111023

Lewis Lowe, co-owner of Scottish record label Redstone Press, showcases an hour of music exclusive to the label's current and future roster.

Rinse France Podcast

Lewis Lowe - Redstone Press Production Mix - 02 Décembre 2023

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

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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

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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

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In a brand new Rhythmic Culture podcast, guest curator ZULI shines a light on Cairo-raised/Berlin-based artist Assyouti.

ZULI: "Assyouti was an obvious choice for me; his knowledge of music spans an extremely wide range of genres and I've seen him go b2b with absolutely anyone in any context and deliver every single time; he's a proper DJ. The guy lives and breathes music, so the list of accolades already under his belt at only 24 years of age (as both a DJ and producer) come as no surprise to me or anyone who knows him. Definitely one of the most promising young names to come out of Cairo."

@assyouti

RC:143 Assyouti

For ZULI's second artist as guest curator for the Rhythmic Culture podcast he picks the Cairo-based artist Ashrar.

ZULI: "Ashrar is another obvious choice because, to him, music is sacred; it shouldn't be informed by any non-creative forces. He reflects these values clearly through his work as a curator, DJ and producer, and has therefor created his own sort of palette of sounds, artists and labels within which he operates. It's what sets him apart as a DJ, which is why I picked him for this series."

@ashrardj

RC:144 Ashrar

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

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