!! Random sets (experimental, industrial, ebm etc. Part 4

+++ on nature , contemplation , and the one

All audio from Dfam processed through modular and fx

DFAM Digital Dementia

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Recording of Mary Lake's set at the Red Light Radio stage during Dekmantel Festival 2019.

Red Light Radio:  Mary Lake at Dekmantel Festival 2019

Moon Juice - Desert Sound Colony (ZaaZaa Edit)

Follow @ady-to - the Berlin based DJ and @riotberlin resident flexing his skills in our latest podcast episode

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Website: www.uncannyvalley.de/category/podcast/

Uncanny Valley Podcast

TRACKLIST

UV Podcast 095 - Ady Toledano

Ambient Animal is the guise of sama recordings founder and curator Benedikt Guschlbauer. His first outing as a solo artist, “Transcend”, shows off the artist’s long-fermenting musical vision. Gently percussive and seemingly broadcast from a place of altered states, Ambient Animal’s music is electronic ritualism, manifesting an entire dreamworld from sparse keyboards and drum machines built around live jams. Besides the high-end swirls and bubbling sound effects of tracks like ‘Docking Manoeuvre’, everything from shades of spacey Italo-disco (‘Contemplating Reality’) and ambient spinning plates of fog-laden samples (‘Jackfruit’) enters the fray, coalescing around an intimate process of adding final touches to long dormant home recordings.

“Transcend” is an album about a metamorphosis for Ambient Animal. Having spent the last 10 or so years having fun recording improvised live sessions in his home studio and often leaving them unfinished, this is the moment viennese sound tinkerer Benedikt Guschlbauer finally dotted the I’s and crossed the T’s. The vision emerging from these rudimentary analogue mixer recordings is one of an expansive sonic universe.

Unbound by genre, “Transcend” takes its strategic cues from dub, exotica, and techno, brimming with colourful synthesizer pulsations and distant distorted rhythms encased in studio flare. The music sits somewhere between the blissful floors of clubs and temples, operating as a delicate soundtrack for navigating through the ecliptic constellation of Capricornus.

https://soundcloud.com/ambientanimal
https://soundcloud.com/sama-recordings

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PRÉMIÈRE: Ambient Animal - Rituals Of Believe [sama recordings]

Fourth PP Ohr Bonus Show 2020. Recorded live at Radio 80000

2020 PP OHR BONUS SHOW 04 (VIA RADIO 80000)

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We welcome Art of Tones to the guest mix series this week who told us to look out for new tracks, old tracks, quite clubby but always funky business!

AOT has released on a plethora of labels we love over the years... Shout out to Toy Tonics, Local Talk, Z Records, theBasement Discos, Apparel, Nervous and Robsoul to name only a tiny handful! His output is always funky indeed and it was only a matter of time until we got him in to put together an hour of his favourite tracks for our mix series. 
So turn it up loud and have a lock down rave up for one!

https://soundcloud.com/llorca
https://www.facebook.com/artoftones/
https://www.instagram.com/artoftonesmusic/
Tracklist:
1. Eros - Dance With Me [Eros 01]
2. Web Web - What You Give (Mousse T. Boogie Shizzle Remix)[Compost]
3. Mutenoise - Turn Me On
4. Art Of Tones - Cameo Maceo - Stripped  [Frappe]
5. Simon Hinter - Wanna Make Love
6. Sleazy McQueen - OnlyU - Pezzner Edit [Whiskey Disco]
7. Detroit Swindle - Time [Lumberjacks In Hell]
8. Kenlou - The Bounce
9. Frits Wentink - Double Man [Clone Royal Oak]
10. Nutmeg - State Of Mind Dub - Ehanced [Neroli]
11. Soldiers Of Twilight - Beautiful - Dub [Serial]
12. Nebraska - Dip and Flip [Heist]
13. Purple Ice - Pieces Of A Dream
14. Marz And Ianeq - Real Unreal - Volcov Remix [A Few Among Others]
15. Sweely - Dollar G [S3A Records]

SlothBoogie Guestmix #259 - Art of Tones

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Ritmo Fatale invite Zanias - 09 novembre 2020

@taylorbratches

Introduce yourself? Preferred pronouns? Where do you currently reside? 1 fun fact about yourself?

My name is Taylor and my preferred pronouns are they and she. I live in Brooklyn! Fun fact about myself… I used to teach hip hop dance in the early 2000’s. 

How is everything going with you right now?

It’s going pretty well despite the circumstances, which of course are not ideal. Been navigating a lot of personal challenges lately, from a break-up to family drama, but strangely I feel ok, like all is looking up….something in my attitude has shifted

What are you missing from pre-covid life?

Dancing. With people. More than anything.

Any fun goals for winter time?

3rd installment of Dance Floor Epiphanies for Resident Advisor is happening, and I also have an ambient release coming out for the boutique cassette label, Enmossed. And I want to finish my memoir! (maybe it will actually happen this time). 

Who currently inspires you music-wise?
ASC (always). Europa. Ma Sha Ru. May Vary. Abby Echiverri. E.C.C.O. Pugilist. Air Max ‘97. Eris Drew and Octo Octa. Datach’i. H.E.R. Noumen. And I’ve been kind of obsessed with heavy bass music lately like Ternion Sound and TMSV. those lower chakra vibes


4 djs you would want to see on a lineup for the first party post covid asap?

Oh god this is hard. Umm… I’m thinking about the DJs whose sets just tether me to the floor and make me really fucking jump-up-and-down happy:

Erika
Danny Daze
Ben UFO
Eris Drew

What other activities have you dipped into with a break from djing?

Writing and Spiritual Channeling / Energy Work. Deepening into both of those practices.. 
 
Let’s play a pipipi game… I give you a situation & you give me a track (youtube links plz)

** 1 track for the insect world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30stBhRAnmA
OR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcZZR49OQ_4


** pool party for the older generation of club kids?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnHXnyLtGhk


** b2b with Claude Young
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkQVO4NRAUI


Favorite weird drug experience?

The very first time I took acid I accidentally took too much and merged with the soul of another human until we no longer could distinguish ourselves from one another. I saw his third eye blinking on his forehead, as real as an actual eye, and then we became telepathic, and then we astral projected as one entity into the godhead. It was cool.

Why do you think it's important to share music?

I believe it’s the most unifying force in the world. It’s the most human language, and gives us access to our emotions in a way that brings joy. And it connects us beyond the mind… it connects us through the body, and through the heart. 

What would you like to see in the future for the dance community?

Cohesion & Unification. A return to how things used to be, without trying to emulate the past too much. Meaning, a sense of PLUR that permeates not only the dance floor but the social spaces, online and physical.

Taylor Bratches - 111˚F

here's a guest mix I made for Tunis-based @ma3azef 

"An immersion in Sprælle's realms, where sharp experimental jaunts combine with the liberating feeling of exaltation, midi notes finding refuge in organic ambient movements, emotionally charged, constantly frontal and always draining."

artwork by Alejandra Fajardo | www.instagram.com/silentwhip/

MA3AZEF - Sprælle - Rearranged Existence

NE324: Isolating - Wholly Unsacred Mix

Nobody's life was perfect but he started to think he'd been dealt a far worse hand than many others. Several toxic relationships, a myriad of lost jobs and unsuccessful opportunities, not to mention the countless mishaps, had seemed to be the dish of the day since his youth. Luck had never been on his side and things just didn't seem to go his way; he'd come to terms with living with it after all these years. 

Previously shrouded in mystery, Brother Nebula is the moniker of dance music veteran Lance Desardi who, over the last few years, has crafted cosmic and atmospheric breaks and house. He made his debut on Legwork back in 2018 with a collaborative EP alongside Solar, before quickly following it up with his first solo releases on the same label. Last year saw him land on Nick Höppner's Touch From A Distance, but now he makes a triumphant return to Legwork once again for The Physical World, an album of retro-futurist and interstellar electronics.

The Physical World

PREMIERE: Brother Nebula - Living With It [Legwork]

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