@giuliodj @editionhawara

https://undertheapricottree.net/julian-horn/

Photo: Madeleine Mittas

Apricot 14: Julian Horn

Guest my by @valentin-hauptmann

Valentin, who is the brain behind the new "Baile de Mainman" channel is taking care for the newest SOW edition with music ranging from AOR/ Prog- and Folk Rock into New Wave, Italo-Disco and other cosmic 70s/80s treasures.

The multilingual (mainly) Euro sound promises an irrepressible desire for freedom paired with a wild longing for togetherness. It immediately lets you drift off onto a sunny coastal road along the mediterranean sea, surrounded by loud radio and fresh air…

And in the best case, ending with the 114min, you will step out in an optimistic and hopeful mood! 


PS: for all the record nerds, keep an eye his yt channel with the link below. There will follow some uploads of his finds which got fittet into this mix.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcs1RDEM9FCKo-RRu-JXBIQ

Synths of World w/ Valentin

@itstruedat and @zwirbel

loose.fm/

www.instagram.com/loose.fm/

Love Dancin' - Loose.FM(January 2022)

@curiousaboutmusic

Curious Music crosses boarders with this Coastal Guide through unpredictable landscapes. 

I had the pleasure of meeting the Pembrokeshire native at this year's @westivalrecords and am fortunate to present his guide through uneven paths of Synth, AOR, Folk & More!

Coastal Cruising - Curious Music (#10)

Новий епізод щомісячного подкасту Hunt The Unknown, який знайомить слухачів з різними представниками сучасної діггерської спільноти. Цього разу мікс підготував Basso – один із знакових діггерів Європи, який ще у 90-х присвятив своє життя колекціонуванню еклектичної музики, а зараз стоїть за лейблом Growing Bin та одноіменним магазином платівок. 
____

A new episode of the monthly Hunt The Unknown podcast, which introduces listeners to various members of the digging community. This time the mix was prepared by Basso – one of Europe's iconic diggers who dedicated his life to collecting eclectic music back in the 90s, who started the Growing Bin label and the record store of the same name.
____

Cлідкуйте за гостем:

www.soundcloud.com/growingbinrecords
www.instagram.com/basso_in_the_bin

Cлідкуйте за куратором шоу та його Youtube-каналом:

www.soundcloud.com/ruslancher
www.instagram.com/hunt.the.unknown
www.youtube.com/channel/UC48i3V-nIyvjEVNK0SBf8Ow

Підписуйтесь на Gasoline Radio:

www.gasolineradio.com
www.instagram.com/gasoline.radio
t.me/gasolineradio

HUNT THE UNKNOWN W/ BASSO 18/09/2022

Here's a mix of german only tracks by my friend Gero. Connected through the love for obscure german fleamarket finds we have been exchanging oddities for a couple of years now. Gero is a gentlemen enjoying his finds in silence and it was hard work getting him to record a mix. Funnily he seems to have enjoyed it a lot and promised a sequel already (which might be coming soon as I have missed to post this here mix for months - mit der Bitte um Vergebung!) . Since he's caring very little for social media blah there is no tagging and stuff. But if you like what you hear, leave a friendly comment. He'll probably read it with a rapt smile :) Danke Gero!

Gero - Auf Deutsch Teil 1 (Guest Mix, 2023)

Nathan Dawidowicz, recorded live.... From Oscar der Winzige's semi reg party representing his otherworldly radio station Musikií....

Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/nathan-dawidowicz
www.sameheads.com

Nathan Dawidowicz - Musikií Nights # 2 @ Sameheads 07.01.23

Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about the spiritual end of the jazz spectrum and what collectivized forms of knowledge it contains. After playing a lot of these records at our local hifi bar, Little Jerry, I thought I’d put together a mix of some favourites from across decades and continents -- sounds from the UK, Finland, Sweden, and of course the US. From the early ‘70s right up to last year.

Image: Douglas R. Ewart's Eric Dolphy Sonic Dread, 2017

Séance Centre Radio Episode 57 - Notes on the Spiritual Jazz Continuum

We are more than happy to welcome Camille (@plasticbamboo) to our hallooo Mix Series. He takes us on a balearic holiday for the ears, traveling through easy listening, synth-pop, library and balearic boogie. Perfect for the first sunny spring moments. 🌿🌼🌴 Enjoy the journey! 🎶

.
↓ ↓ ↓ INTERVIEW WITH CAMILLE ↓ ↓ ↓

Q: Thanks for your contribution to our mix series, how did you prepare for this mix, and how would you describe the eventual result?

Thank you for inviting me ! This mix is 100% vinyl. I prepared it going through the records I bought last year, which involve some news and reissues as well as some older stuff I found at flea markets. Once I got a direction, I dug in my record collection to excavate records that fit in which I’d never used in previous mixes, and then tried to make sense out of it all. Somehow once a mix is recorded, I always discover links between tracks that I hadn’t noticed before and tell myself a story. The result is a mix of easy listening, synthpop, library music and balearic boogie.

Q: Is there a record in the mix that you associate with a special story?

Indeed, the Daniele Patucchi soundtrack of Turbo Time, which had been in my wantlist for almost a decade. Last summer I went to visit Florence in Italy, mainly to see its monuments and art legacy, but on the last day of my trip I decided to check out the Mercato delle Pulci, with no expectations whatsoever. After going through records for a few minutes, there it was, in perfect condition, waiting for me. It’s not a crazy story but one of those unexpected and effortless digging moments that stays with me after.

Q: How do you dig for new music, and/or what kind of things arouse your interest in Music? 

I don’t have one particular way of digging, I just keep my eyes and ears open. Right now the social networks play a big part in bringing music to my ears, whether it’s groups, people I follow or friends, especially when it comes to new releases or reissues. But my preference still goes to physical digging, in record shops or at flea markets. It means spending a lot of time on the field but it usually pays off and it’s a priceless feeling. In music, I guess I’m looking for something that makes me feel alive. Sometimes it’s a beat that makes me want to dance, sometimes an emotion through lyrics or a melody. I like to be surprised too.

Q: One record you will never let go, and one that doesn’t want to leave your wantlist?

One that I will never let go is Lait de Coco by Maya. And among the many records that don’t want to leave my wantlist, there is a 12’’ by Eddy Louiss called Caraïbes / Les Éléphants / Taureau. Maybe one day…

Q: Music bonds people. Any djs/projects/shops/etc.. you would like to shout out? 

There are a lot to mention, firstly my friends in Paris : Les Yeux Orange, LeonxLeon, Vidal Benjamin, Masterphil, the record shop Babaluma… Sara Mautone from Florence. Also Patrick Ryder from Manchester. His label Talking Drums is on fire right now, check it out if you haven’t. As Gary’s Gang once said, « keep on makin’ music » !

Hallooo Mix Series No.13 – Plastic Bamboo

                              

For Siba ~ Red Light Radio

Tracklist:

James Davis - Goly
Yiffie - 'Korean Name'
Mohamed Mounir - Leila
System Exclusive - Summertime
XXL - Voli Me
Accura - Street Jazz 2
Litia~Loe - Rush
Uno - Track 7
Wah Wah Planet - Love F X U (Tape Version)
4 C Soul - Joy
Lieutenant - Raw Love
Lianta - It's Too Late (Radio Version)
Kelly Lane - J'Voudrais Qu'Tu M'Dises (Instrumental)

Pearly B #2: Smiling C NTS Take-over 9/22

Smiling C

Recent comments

Kate

_.da.vy._

Stanislav Starchenko

ILYACORNELI🌐

Related tracks