My man https://soundcloud.com/jackdyche musical journey has taken him from hometown Stoke on Trent to Berlin, via Birmingham and London. His downbeat flex is a match made in heaven for MMSU. Nice one Spuggy!

MMSU 23 - Jack D

Next up in our SlapCast series is a true bastion of the underground circuit. Always bringing smiles whilst mixing up different styles of house, garage, techno and breaks. His reputation as one of the best selectors echoes across the globe and we are honoured to have a brand new mix from him to present to you for your dancing pleasure …. Give it up for Truly Madly. 

Also known as a bit of a joker which we experienced the first time he came to play for us. Pretending to be way over the limit with booze he was due to get on the decks to play. Concerned about his ability to hold court , Yogh decided to call Tristan da Cunha to ask advice on what he should do ? Should he let him play in such a drunken state or should he let him do his thing? 

As it turned out Truly was just joking and went on to smash it like he does and made this wonderful T-shirt to add to the joke. What a punchline … 

What a legend …

Truly Madly - SLAPCAST080

Panamoil (2024-07-19)

Nearly a year since our last offering we're back with DRB21 and it's well worth the wait..

Two bubblin' summer cuts we've been sitting on for hot minute. On A side duties we're very happy to host the inaugural release from The James Creed Project who many of you will know as half of The Ghost. A close friend and exquisite selector who we didn't know had been working away in the studio. On the flip we've got a dubbed out version of a beautiful production from 1999 by the Roc Steadi crew.

DRB21 Clips

breeze in the trees

slowly b̵u̵t̵ ̵s̵u̵r̵e̵l̵y̵

Calypso radiocomunicacion | Episodio IV [Navegando aguas gélidas]

If we talk about a true sailor, we will all agree that Julien is one of them.
Fourth episode of our exciting “Calypso Radiocommunication” 1h07min of expedition in icy waters, by one of the top diggers of the scene, @reusbi.
Part of the @192gmbh collective, who have managed to establish a great style within the French scene

Winter is almost upon us, but the sunset on the distant horizon is still warm.

Our home is far away, the journey is long, All that remains is to sail and wait to arrive.

🐬💙💿 (2024)

© Calypso´s Dream, association.

Calypso radiocomunicación | Reusbi

My spin on the MJ classic just in time for halloween. Enjoy :)

Free Download

Michael Jackson - Thriller (Electrofunk Dub) Cam Stockman edit

The longtime Perlon affiliate goes for big basslines and big grooves. 

It's 1996, and a young Fumiya Tanaka is shelling out hefty yet minimal percussive techno at Club Rockets in Osaka to an audience enraptured. Released as Mix-Up, the 90-minute recording captures Tanaka sounding rather like Jeff Mills or Surgeon. It's far cry from the sound he's known for today.

Fumiya Tanaka's creative arc has seen him move away from these thunderous sounds to warmer shades of house and minimal. Since 2016, he's found a home on the inimitable German minimal label, crafting out a distinctive sound within the labels roster with an affection for tumbling basslines and spooky atmospheres. 

From 1996 to 2023, Tanaka ran a party series in Tokyo, Osaka and Berlin called "Chaos," which encapsulates the ethos of freedom Tanaka brings to a party. "When you hear music you've never heard before and encounter unknown territory, you will be so happy and totally absorbed," he told us back in 2019. "I want to keep that feeling."

RA.964 achieves exactly that. Nearly three decades removed from his burst onto the scene, and after a good few years of asking, Tanaka's RA Podcast captures him in full house mode. Recorded at a Slapfunk party in Manchester, the Perlon maestro keeps the vibe funked-up, chunky and warm, punctuated by the occasional big breakdown and the odd lick of garage rudeness. No tracklist for now—but as Tanaka knows well, half the fun lies in the mystery. 

@fumiyatanaka_official

Read more at ra.co/podcast/964

RA.964 Fumiya Tanaka

Kicking off March for VIBRATIO)))NS is the homie Reduan aka @fellagha . Stop me if you've heard this one before: "we met on a dance floor and we hit it off". Tale as old as time, but always a fact. Across multiple dance floors I always saw Reduan grooving to the music, and if you walked in to a room with him vibing to tunes you instantly knew the set and space were going to deliver. His bio reads "Music enthusiast", and it's true to the absolute max of what that implies: a warm soul, dancer and DJ with the deepest of musical palettes, something perfectly represented in mix #22.

Here's the mix in his own words:

"The weather was grey, the streets were empty, Berlin was calm. It’s the end of the year, and I had a few days off. The conditions were perfect for me to reflect on the year, and so I did, by putting together this mix. It contains a lot of records that I have obsessed with throughout 2024, music that held my hand when I needed, made my bright days brighter, and simply did the nasty to my ear, all put together in one coherent musical journey. I am extremely grateful to Moe, who has been a great addition to my life this last year, for this „3 hours, everything goes“ opportunity, which I interpreted quite literally. I hope you all like the outcome, happy new year folks.

Music by:
Aaron Jerome // Avis // Batidas Latinas // Beanfield // Bugz In The Attic // D'monk // Dave Da Gato // Deepah Ones // Diogo Strausz // Domo Domo // Ebo Taylor // 4Hero // George Duke // Gyedu-Blay Ambolley // Höroÿá // Jazztronik // Kenny Dope // Kirk Degiorgio // Lack Of Afro // Mark de Clive-Lowe // Masters At Work // Maurice Fulton // Mr Scruff // Natural Self // Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators // Ohio Players // Parliament Funkadelic // Pharoah Sanders // Quincy Jones // Roisin Murphy // Seiji // Stevie Wonder // Troubleman // Yussef Dayes // Yussef Kamaal // ZeroDB."

Happy listening xx

VIBRATIO)))NS #22 - Guest Mix by Fellagha

Our third signal from Mars is now live. 

Pulled from the depths by the Proud Mistress. No lights, no labels, just sunburnt beats smuggled in through the static. 

Perfect for those who like their summer sound a little off-center. 

@theproudmistress

🛸💨💨💨

breeze in the trees

migz

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