The aim for this mix was relatively straightforward: to present what I am doing with my ‘drone and bass’ DJ sets. In keeping with the forward thinking attitude of ‘Electronic Explorations’, I focused on presenting new music. Except for an old Conrad Schnitzler production I couldn’t resist including, basically everything else has been released in the last year. I also made an effort to include tracks from artists I think are exploring interesting territory. So if you like the mix, I strongly encourage you to look further into their discographies. The vast majority of the music here is easy to find in digital and other formats. Thanks to Rob for the kind invitation to contribute to this excellent series, to Wata Igarashi for mastering the mix, and to Sae Murakami for the picture.

The mix was recorded in one take on a Sunday afternoon in September 2015. It is entitled ‘music for nominal spaces’.


01.	Drew McDowall – ‘Live at the Silent Barn’
02.	Kemper Norton – ‘Departing’
03.	Sarah Davachi - ‘Flowers and other voiceless things’
04.	Tengui – ‘Shadows’
05.	Atom TM – ‘Texturen I’
06.	Barnett + Coloccia – ‘Rose eye’
07.	Imaginary Softwoods – ‘Describing pain’
08.	Abul Mogard – ‘Drooping off’
09.	Monolake – ‘Error’
10.	Ryo Murakami – ‘Wall’
11.	Brett Naucke – ‘Cellar beat’
12.	Charles Cohen – ‘Mankind and mannequins’
13.	Caterina Barbieri – ‘Undular’
14.	Conrad Schnitzler – ‘Trigger one: solo rhythmics I’
15.	Lumisokea – ‘Risacca’
16.	Peder Mannerfelt – ‘The limits of control’
17.	Yko – ‘Minako (Bee Mask remix)’
18.	Fis – ‘Kal’
19.	JG Biberkopf – ‘Air coltan carbon lithium’
20.	Logos – ‘Metropolis’
21.	Source Direct – ‘Approach identify (Demdike Stare remix)’
22.	Klara Lewis – ‘Untilted’
23.	Shackleton – ‘Silver keys’
24.	Aisha Devi – ‘The saviour on spilled blood’


Editorial

Electronic Explorations - 390 - Chris SSG

ELECTRONIC EXPLORATIONS podcast / label
Co-run fabric nightclub's in-house labels 'HOUNDSTOOTH & fabric Originals'
West Country boy.

We live in confusing times.

The world is on the brink of a meltdown.
Patterns you thought you could rely on are diffusing and new patterns arise. From chaos or from silence.
Should we hold on to certainties from the past? Or should we open up to new and unknown possibilities?
I believe my music reflects this dilemma. Sometimes chaotic, sometimes meditative. Sometimes refreshing and sometimes depressing.
But always open for unexpected surprises

Hoboken based piano tuner with a love for sound and its impact on the body and soul.
Warning: Raw material ::x:: 
No DAW! Non sync! No mastering (maybe a tiny little bit to temper extremities)
Organismic mixes with Lenco L75 turntables (stepless range 16-78 rpm!) and electronic/electroaccoustic instruments with all kinds of sound sources.
All tracks are 1-track improvisations and cannot be repeated

Electronic Explorations - 390 - Chris SSG

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