Framed Realities' own Squep is in charge of the 10th issue of the podcast series. Deep and forward-thinking grooves and a strong dancefloor attitude are what makes every set and mix from him very special and unique. Three of his own minimal cuts are hidden in the mix, two of them are unreleased.

Enjoy the new Framed Realities Podcast mixed by Squep.

Framed Realities Podcast 010 - Squep

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Rho Ophiuchi, a vast stellar nursery. One of the nearest star-forming regions to Earth. Located in the constellation Ophiuchus, the Serpent Bearer.
Credit: ESA/Herschel/NASA/JPL-Caltech; acknowledgement: R. Hurt (JPL-Caltech), CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO

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In a group of gravitationally bound galaxies. NGC 691.

Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, A. Riess et al.
Acknowledgement: M. Zamani

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#202208 dmnmldt

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Stellar sweet shop. Star cluster NGC 2203.
Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, L. Girardi

https://youtu.be/B-GuK-SDmoo

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This musical cuvée consists of 90% deep tech, 5% dub techno and 5% minimal, mixed for us by Simon Schultz (@sischultz). Enjoy it ;)

_Destruct Podcast #034 - Simon Schultz

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Star-forming region. 1,000 light-years from Earth. NGC 1333.
Credit: T.A. Rector/University of Alaska Anchorage, H. Schweiker/WIYN and NOIRLab/NSF/AURA

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by PRT Stacho (Krasnodar/ Russian Federation)

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Image of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko was taken on 16 August 2015.
Credit: ESA/Rosetta/NavCam – CC BY-SA IGO 3.0

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Mysterious cosmic keyhole. A reflection nebula in the constellation Orion. NGC 1999.
Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, ESO, K. Noll

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Ida Daugaard(@ida-daugaard)(Berlin, Germany) is the next artist of the Podcast Series by 118 BPM Rules. Well known dj from the north of Denmark, that has played at festivals and clubs all over the world. Africa Burn festival (Cape Town), Moulin Rouge (Paris), Proposition (New York), Odd (Milan), Lightbox (London), Mainstage at the Mysteryland (Amsterdam), Decibel (San Juan, Puerto Rico)or Cosmique Room (Istanbul)between many others. 118 BPM Rules has talked with her:

118 BPM Rules: What are your origins, where your artistic career started? And the most important ¿When did you noticed that music was more than a passion for you and that you wanted to dedicate yourself entirely to this profession?

Ida Daugaard:
I'm from a little city in Denmark called Aarhus. In Aarhus I went to my first warehouse rave in 2005. Walking through the door I fell in love with electronic music and everything around it. And yea, ever since that day I have always had a profound love for the twisted dark dancefloor.

I bought myself Pioneer 800 Cdj players and played for fun at home. I recorded some Mixtapes, and soon after the clubs started to contact me for gigs. I never made a plan to become a full time Dj, it's something that have just happened naturally over the last 7-8 years. 

118 BPM Rules: Talk us, about your sound as producer and dj.

Ida Daugaard:
My sound is trippy, groovy & minimal. And I love to play it slow. 

118 BPM Rules: Producer or DJ, ¿What you most like?

Ida Daugaard:
I have only been producing for 1 year, so i'm still learning. 

118 BPM Rules: What are your influences?

Ida Daugaard:
In my late teenage years I was very inspired by old rock like Joy Division, The Smiths, The Cure, Patti Smith, Kraftwerk & 80's synth pop like Depech Mode as well as late 90's names like underworld. Today i'm getting a lot of inspiration from romanian artist like Raresh, Praslea, Radu Mirica, Rhadoo & Barac. And listening to other Dj's play. The last mind-blowing set's I heard was from Christofer Henn & Cem Orlow, very inspiring! 

118 BPM Rules: Speaking of others upcoming projects, how it looks? What other interesting projects can you share with us?

Ida Daugaard:
I'm very excited to go to Zurich this Friday to play for Kasheme, that is an amazing online video stream channel. Here I will be playing a very chilled slow and experimental set for a crowd sitting down. It will be a very different experience :) 

118 BPM Rules: A day in the life of Ida Daugaard.

Ida Daugaard:
My days never look the same, this is what I really love about working with music.

118 BPM Rules: Which is the city that you enjoy the most in the world, and why?

Ida Daugaard:
I have decide to live in Berlin, I love this city. It's full of art & good music. 

118 BPM Rules: A dream to fulfill.

Ida Daugaard:
I'm living my dream, travelling the world, doing exactly what I love & feel like. 

118 BPM Rules: Do you want send a greeting to your followers of 118 BPM Rules?

Ida Daugaard:
I'm very happy to be part of 118 BPM Rules. Enjoy this wonky, trippy & groovy set, full of new vinyls & unreleased tracks.

www.118bpmrules.com

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