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DJ and Producer Eden FM presents Garden’s Gates, his new monthly residency on OpenLab. On the show, Eden FM seeks to open the doors of creative expression and offer outlooks on the contemporary creative industry. In sharing their perspectives and bringing to light fresh music, Garden's Gates pushes the boundaries tied to the music industry in the twenty-first century.

In the first episode Eden FM delves into his current musical inspirations, explores the ideal marketing strategy for musicians, and hints at upcoming songs.


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Garden's Gates 01 - Eden FM

Most underground movements in the arts can be boiled down to one key ingredient: friends doing dope shit together. Childhood BFFs Luca Medici and Delbert Perez have been doing just that with INVT (that's "innovate"), a multidisciplinary art project that spans club music and streetwear. Before exploding onto the international stage and playing to massive crowds in Ibiza and Tulum, the Miami natives built a solid community at home through electrifying DJ sets, releases and fashion. They might be globe-trotting artists now, going back-to-back with artists like Skream and playing Panorama Bar, but their raw DIY spirit stays strong.

Their tunes and live hardware shows fuse jungle, techno, East Coast club and dubstep—and lately, tech house and tribal house—with bass-heavy Latin genres like cumbia and guaracha. A reflection of Miami's diverse demographics, their genre cross-pollinations bring together skaters, dancers, artists and various subcultures. Their clothing lines are equally cross-cultural: repurposed vintage items made from screen printing and acid washing, using photos and designs that represent their home city's vibrant street culture. True to their grassroots ethos, everything's done in-house, from mixing and mastering tracks to embroidery.

The next-gen duo's ultra-rhythmic productions, characterised by deep, swinging drums and trippy textures, is delivered to the world at a rapid-fire pace, testament to Medici and Perez's seemingly insatiable hunger. Their explosive career has helped bring fresh shine to Miami talents who feature heavily in their sets, including this RA Podcast. Featuring DJ Babatr, Coffintexts and plenty of their own unreleased heaters, INVT's mix represents their friendships, community and Miami's thrilling melting pot of dance music that they're still a core part of even as they move across the globe.


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RA.930 INVT

Introducing „FJAAK 010 - FJAAK THE SYSTEM“
This 23-track journey showcases their own blend of UK breakbeat, techno, acid, 2-step, drum & bass, jungle, trip-hop, and ambient sounds.
Featuring collaborations with Modeselektor, Skee Mask, Red Eye, and former FJAAK member J. Manuel, this album paints a fusion of styles. FJAAK's vision of an ideal club atmosphere, where genres blend seamlessly, and the groove takes center stage.
Discover FJAAK's latest musical journey and dive into their unique soundscape today.

FJAAK - Sandstorm

First recording as “D33” … recorded live on the Space terrace in Miami for its summer closing event.

D33 - Live @ Space (Miami)

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This is the CLR Podcast 409 with a set by FJAAK. Enjoy!

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Track list CLR Podcast 409 I FJAAK

1 SPANDAU20 - Come Closer_(Intro) (upcoming SPND20010) 
2 Bidoben - Reduce & Yearn
 3 Alien FM - Large Mechanics (Acapella)
 4 J.Manuel - Tufted (upcoming SPND20010)
5 Zisko - From The Ashes
 6 Dajusch - Split ( upcoming CROWD007 )
 7 Acapella - free energy
 8 Deetron - Move
 9 Vocal.Mod.glitch ( unreleased )
 10 FJAAK - unreleased
 11 ANNE - Storyteller ( CROWD005 )
 12 Claus - Q2 (upcoming SPND20010)
 13 FJAAK - unreleased
 14 Nathan Alexander - Drum Tool 10
 15 Bailey Ibbs - Manic Room
 16 Saison, Miss Yankey - Making Shapes (Acapella Mix) 
17 OFF - GRID - Lost In Pace
 18 FJAAK&Kink - unreleased
 19 Lars_Huismann - Portal
 20 Setaoc Mass, Cleric feat. John C. Lilly - Altered States 
21 Truncate - Dust 1 (Kai Van Dongen Remix)
 22 Dylan Fogarty & Cult - Untitled A1 
23 FJAAK - unreleased
 24 Phil Berg - Checkmate
 25 Aidan Rudd - Core Skills
 26 FJAAK - Unity feat Red Eye - Pad Version

CLR Podcast 409 I FJAAK

Better Daze

The Ride

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Letting Go.

LettingGo.

In the deep space of a digital comic book world emerges a new masked character called Sequence V.
Sequence V is a character from the world of comic books, known for their unique blend of electronic music genres and cyberpunk-inspired soundscapes.
As a DJ and producer, Sequence V is a master of a wide range of musical styles, from the frenetic beats of Jungle and Drum and Bass to the hypnotic rhythms of House and Techno.
Despite their undeniable talent, Sequence V has yet to achieve mainstream success, preferring to keep their music underground and out of the mainstream spotlight. This decision has allowed them to remain true to their artistic vision, uncompromising in their pursuit of musical experimentation and boundary-pushing.
Sequence V's music is characterized by its dark, futuristic soundscapes, which are often layered with glitchy, distorted samples and other electronic effects.
Their sets are intense and energetic, with pounding beats and soaring melodies that can transport listeners to a whole other world.
Beyond their music, Sequence V is a mysterious figure, rarely seen without their trademark mask and hoodie. This anonymity only adds to their mystique, with fans speculating about the true identity of the enigmatic DJ.
Whether playing to a small crowd in a dark club or broadcasting their music to the world through the internet, Sequence V remains a true original, pushing the boundaries of electronic music and bringing a new perspective to the world of DJing and production.

LettingGo.

Sequence V.

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