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wake 'n bake with NWAQ fm (also for evenings) [09.06.2023]

Your #1 flower slings some sleek smooth brain crispies for about an hour for @radio-relativa.

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My Flower | May '23

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Caldera ft Villella - 18.07.2023

The Warsaw-based DJ and producer Earth Trax stands behind the next episode of the Shaw Cuts podcast series. With his latest album „Closer Now“ released on Lapsus Records in February of 2023, Earth Trax continues to showcase his unique sound vision as a producer in different spectrums of the electronic music cosmos. 
And you won’t be disappointed with his DJ skills either. Enjoy this stunning mix!

Shaw Cuts Podcast 037

SHAW CUTS PODCAST 037 - EARTH TRAX

Ron warms up the show with a dub techno witch set to prepare you for the delightful devastating second hour from special guest, Adam 2.

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The Space Between Spaces with Ron Like Hell and Adam 2 @ The Lot Radio 09-07-2023

Lychee is one of Brooklyn's most versatile and intentional DJs. In September's session for El Commodino, they came with a hour of slow, emotional and extremely intimate selection that alchemized my post-rave blues into bittersweet memories.

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El Commodino: Solofan invites Lychee - 19/09/2023

Rinse FM Podcast

Solid Blake - 13 October 2023

Bristol-based producer, DJ and musician @iambruce, or Larry, is the first guest to send selections up to space to teach aliens about life on this planet. 

Larry is a musician who constantly explores and tests the boundaries of what is possible with sound, most recently exploring using shimmering vocals on his recent @timedance project.

Touching on the soundscapes of his breakthrough @hessleaudio production from as far back as 2014, and recent singing production, Larry sends tracks into the cosmos from school days and university afterparty anthems that have soundtracked his life. We get into discovering an ear for sound, the concept of authenticity, how music soothes cruelty and the power of vocal expression alongside playing records.

Bruce's Cosmic Transmissions:

'INXS - Need You Tonight' (1987)
'Louis Prima - Just A Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody' (1956)
'Reuben - We’re All Going Home in an Ambulance' (2007)
'Spor - Valentine' (2007)
'Lusine - Gravity' (2009)

Cosmic Cassette 001: Bruce

Number 134 of our Rhythmic Culture podcast features BBY.B, guest curated with care by Kate Miller. 

Kate Miller: "BBY.B aka Rebeca Sacchero is a Naarm based DJ, promoter and curator. She is one half of Nuestro Planeta “4 fems n queers n rap n bass”, one third of Baze (a new bass collective operating out of QQQ St Park) and a prominent figure in the music and cultural scenes. A board member of Liquid Architecture, curator of modern classic and experimental performances. She champions artists, particularly those from marginalised communities at every opportunity. And when there isn’t an opportunity, she creates one. Aside from her generosity and importance within Naarm’s music community she is also a humble yet kick-ass DJ herself and deserves the very same championing she so often dishes out. Her selections are fun yet classy, deep cuts old and new, often representing local artists. She loves a bit of dubstep, bass, breaks and is an unabashed fan of wiggly tech house. Don’t miss out on experiencing this hour of truly masterfully arranged rhythms and wubs. Recorded live at Miscellania for the first instalment of Body Verse. DJ BBY.B is a secret Naarm can longer keep to itself."

@rebeca-sacchero

TASCAM DR-44WL

RC:134 BBY.B

Danielle jumps in for a Friday Soup to Nuts cover for Scratcha 
https://www.nts.live/shows/soup-to-nuts-scratcha/episodes/soup-to-nuts-scratcha-27th-october-2023

Soup To Nuts w/ Danielle 271023

Together with Vieira & Fais Le Beau.
Both of them combined, their synergy creates euphoria and immediately raises the temperature on the dancefloor.

Gay Haze w/ Jay Duncan @ Kiosk Radio 02.12.2023

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

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

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

RC:134 BBY.B

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