please someone tell me this "my feelings" remix

I comeback at least once a year to figure out the name of this song i havent be able to figure  it out in 4 years 😭

a lesbian love letter to chopped breaks & heavy bass :)

1. So Fine - DJ Pulse (Moving Shadow, 1994)
2. Head On A Swivel - Purelink (Self-released, 2021)
3. The Cosmik Connection Track - Tim Reaper (UTTU, 2023)
4. Being With You (Foul Play remix) - Foul Play (Moving Shadow, 1994)
5. Love Flows - Coco Bryce (Myor Massiv, 2017)
6. Future Sons of Bass - Kid Lib (Deep Jungle, 2021)
7. Charon - Bazia (Green Bay Wax, 2014)
8. Boiling Point - Flex Luthor (7th Storey Projects, 2021)
9. Shufflesworth - Escaflowne (Self-released, 2023)
10. Come to Mind - Maleekaveli (Daytimers, 2021)
11. Love of My Own (Tom Manzarek edit) - Tom Manzarek (Self-released, 2023)
12. The Future Retro Sound of London E.P. B1 - Tim Reaper (Future Retro, 2022)
13. Dimension of Imagination - Nebula (Scientific Wax Retro, 2015 (Digital release, 2023))
14. Foundation (Kloke VIP) - Kloke & Tim Reaper (Future Retro, 2023)
15. Awe (Equinox Remix) - Eusebeia (Future Retro, 2023)
16. Dark Magnet - M-Beat (Renk, 1993)
17. The License - DJ Krome & Mr. Time (Tearin Vinyl, 1994)
18. Sweet Vibrations - DMS & The Boneman X (FX Recordings, 1994)
19. X Plus Y - Sully (Keysound Recordings, 2017)
20. Ruffguide - FBD Project (Bang-In-Tunes, 1994)
21. Naur - DJ SWISHA & OSSX (Self-released, 2021)
22. Time Space Continuem (Ricky Force remix) - Intense (Future Retro, 2022) 
23. Fujakka - NPLGNN (Self-released, 2023)
24. Psi (Dwarde S950 Remix) - Tim Reaper (Scientific Wax Retro, 2017 (Digital release, 2023))
25. Nervous (Dub mix) - hannah account (???, Forthcoming)
26. Ribbon In The Sky - The Concrete Junglist (Lloydie Crucial) (Lloydie Crucial Productions, 1994)

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"The honesty of my music and poetry comes from church." The South London artist discusses his turn away from religion and his love of sound systems as the city celebrates 56 years of Notting Hill Carnival.

The annual Caribbean street parade Notting Hill Carnival has taken place in London since 1966 to celebrate the influx of immigrants brought to the UK during Windrush. Carnival is a celebration of the rich and multifaceted artistic heritage that came with them, especially in the form of Afro-Caribbean music, dance and sound system culture.

The South London-born poet, producer and NTS Radio host James Massiah is one of a generation of musicians who has been influenced by the city's Afro-Caribbean cultural legacy. In this interview, he talks to Errol Anderson of the South London-based curatorial platform Touching Bass about his connection to London's sound systems and his own artistic evolution. His output centres around hedonism and what he calls "joyful living"—a reaction to the church community he grew up in. Many of the lyrics on his most recent EPs, like True Romance, paint a picture of drugs, partying, sex, addiction and heartbreak (he's even gone on to name his recurring poetry night Adult Entertainment). Music, he reflects, has provided a powerful and cathartic means to express himself and open up.

In his youth, Massiah wasn't just shaped by his church, he says, but by the Afro-Caribbean genres circulating through his neighborhood: '80s funk, raga, garage, grime and a form of Jamaican dancehall called Yardie. Later, as he was exposed to popular rock and house music, he took the sensibilities he heard in pop acts like Fleetwood Mac and applied them to a Caribbean musical framework. His sound palette is an uncanny amalgamation of Stevie Nicks' ethereal voice with the stylings of soca—a sub-genre that fuses calypso, reggae and Caribbean zouk. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.727 James Massiah

Southern Italian producer & dj Silvia Kastel transmits an array of fringe electronics & contemporary club sounds every month. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/silvia-kastel/episodes/silvia-kastel-10th-september-2024

SILVIA KASTEL - Sound of Awe 100924

The perfect fusion of jamaican sound systems and underground Berlin parties, Parisian collective LA CREOLE works towards the renaissance of creole culture and afro-underground sound, with mixes filled with gwoka, soca, bouyon, logobi and much more. Tune in for LA CREOLE every 1st & 3rd Sunday of the month, from 18h to 19h [CET] on rinse.fr !

LA CREOLE invite MYSTERIOUS SK1N - 15 Septembre 2024

new radio work.

this time accompanied by the brilliant Cold Light collective out of the UK. got introduced to them via the global PTP network; their mix contains loads of new and unreleased goodies from them. it's deeply intentional and cerebral, just brilliant work all around.

as usual, i open and close. i often throw the phrase "panoramic hasn't been this out in a while," like it's ever in to begin with, but yeah. this one's best listened to loud, at night, pondering and scheming. 

thank you once again to d withdrawn and the rest of the cold light collective for their trust, time, and participation in this.

track list:

Big Flowers x Messiah Musik - Drones
Ka - Borrowed Time
Mary Saxton - Sad Eyes
Keenyn Omari - 10-27 (v.2)
Yusuke Takahama, Hitoshi Yakuwa - 遥かなるマーメノイア
Liew Niyomkarn - in all possible places at once
Nickelus F - Tectonics
DarkTwaine_ - Patterning
E L U C I D- THE WORLD IS DOG
Maral -hope's return
Cold Light - Test the Metal (Protect the Peace)

COLD GUEST MIX
???? - Breaking Ice
Olof Melander - long 
Birthmark - Glade
Chronic Fatigue - Summin Like A Love Letter
Coldtron - Burnawhile 
Bukkha & Roger Robinson - Night Out 
Mother - Cleland 
Scopeotaku - police state
Civilistjavel - VIII feat ELDON & Withdrawn
King Vision Ultra - Tri-phant
Tony Bontana - Don’t Tell The Lord I listen To Mayehm 
ELDON & Nicky Soft Touch - ana mendieta’s algebra
CSNL - Frutti Di Mare
Nukuluk - Feel Awful Now
Cold Light - untitled (feat. AJ Suede) 
Matthew Muli - This new beginning 
The Body & Dis Fig - Holy Lance
\/\/\/\/\/\/\/

Moon Ji Young - 연애작전
Leevisa - It's Not Your Fault
tire x silver - one hundred thousand
Mali Obomsawin, Magdalena Abrego & Allison Burik - Odana (Live)
Black Atticus & Kelle Jolly - Me and Mines
Pharaohe Monch - Simon Says

Pandemic

panoramic #127: test the metal (with Cold Light, UK)

Sacred Pools is a monthly show, rotating between DJ October, Faso and Toshiki Ohta. All three hosts showcase a varied and intriguing combination of music on the Sacred Pools show - from harshly metallic noise rock, unhinged post-punk, chillingly minimal synth, breakbeat rave and pervy wedding disco.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/sacred-pools/episodes/sacred-pools-19th-september-2024

SACRED POOLS W/ Funn Bobby 190924

Un resumo de como me sentín nos últimos meses. Mirando moito cara dentro, chea de esperanza pero tamén de escuridade e con ganas de volver sentir. No lúgar que mellor me sinto, entre 120 e 130 bpm. 

The Orb - Into the fourth dimension
Oval - Textuell (Mixed)
Anthony Naples - Spiral
Conforce - Realtime 
Dj Nobu - Wwww
Rhythm & Sound - A1 Roll Off S
Musicology - Telefone 529
LFO - Probe
DeepChord - Sofitel
Intrusion - Intrusion dub
Federsen - Oz 
Burger/ Ink - Twelve Miles High 
B12 - Scriptures
Amorphous Androgynous -Swab
Model 500 - M69 Starlight (Soultek Remix)
Maurizio - M05a 
Meta.83 - Antrieb (Mix Cut)
Two Lone Swordsmen - No Red Stopping
Actress - Crushed
The Future Sound of London - Moscow
Orbital - Remind 
Sun Electric - Entrance
Andy Stott - Missing

Desexo de ser etérea

As part of our ongoing series of Line Noise episodes to celebrate Nitsa’s 30th anniversary, I spoke to M8NSE, Felipe and Colomba from Latineo, a FLINTA collective created by queer migrants from Latin America in Barcelona that aims to be a safe space for dancing for women and non-conforming individuals. In a wide-ranging conversation we talked about the rise of Latin Club (for want of a better name), what the club space means to Latineo, creating safe spaces, anthems, their Nitsa parties (of course) and so much more. Line Noise is supported by Cupra.

Line Noise Presents Nitsa 30 - Episode 9 with Latineo

RINSE @ Ministry Of Sound - Bank Holiday Sunday - 24th May 2015

Room 1: Box
Surgeon & Starlight (Live), Perc, Sigha, Lee Gamble, Special Guest: Objekt.
Room 2: 103
Brawther, Dexter, Harri & Domenic, Adesse Versions.
Room 3: Baby Box
Grain + more tba
Room 4: Loft
DJ Haus (All Night Long)

Tickets from:
rinse.fm/surgeonstarlight
www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?703503

Rinse FM Podcast - DJ Rashad Tribute Show w/ Kode9, Bok Bok + more - 30th April 2015

Rinse FM

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