Name: The Rimshooters vs. Snax - Pledge Allegiance (The Rimshooters Acid Dub) Preview by Snax in Techno
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Recorded on Friday March 4th 2011 for the 20 Years of Planet E event. 

Paul Woolford Planet E @ Berghain / Vinyl-only month at the club / 4/3/2011

Watch the full video on HÖR's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cuMZfRb3kQ 💚

Ogazón | HÖR - Mar 30 / 2022

first two hours of my four hour set at sisyphos on sunday/monday night (10pm-2am)

enjoy!

Leon Licht - The war is over - Sisyphos Hammahalle 06-04-14

Jochem Peterson (Atmosphere Records A&R) teamed up with Ishtar (Feestgedruis, Tribal Vision) for a set on the Palast stage on Fusion Festival 2014. This is the full 3h set, recorded on sunday night until monday morning, the official Fusion after party!

Expect a groovy, bouncy, melodic, bassline oriented dj set from this Belgian team.

Upcoming EP:
Jochem Peterson & Ishtar - Truce EP
on Sweet Trade Records: summer 2014!

www.facebook.com/Ishtardj
www.facebook.com/jochempeterson


Jochem Peterson & Ishtar at Fusion Festival 2014 (Palast stage, Lärz)

All Night Long in London (DJ Mix) Dec 2023

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i decided to share another little end-of-year present after having been withdrawn for a while. this one is an emotional one for me. when different parts of life collide all at once, your chronic illness flares up, and you still have to perform at one of the greatest booths, the only way to get through is by going on full autopilot.
I was in pain, unable to fully enjoy the sound experience, and felt like I had no control over myself. 
however, after listening back to the live recording, I was pleasantly surprised and relieved. the track selection unintentionally reflected my emotional and physical state at the time, and I felt proud of myself for putting all of that into the music. nothing was planned - it all happened naturally, in the flow.
so here it is: end-of-year present no. 2 - a part of my live recording from the annex floor at open ground last summer, next to the legends calibre & breakage hosted by sp:mc at the freifeld floor.

i won't make any promises, but there might be another one coming up... <3

Sedaction Live @ Annex

Kat Nip Presents Mike Starr w/ Kedi Bounce at Paloma 2024-12-06

This is my closing set recorded live at Faggots Are Women in NYC. FAW isn’t one of those mid parties begging for attention, promising collective moral high ground without doing anything. This party is an entire world—full of gags, friendship, and intention. The art, copy, door policy, sound, lights, chill areas—and its very existence in today’s USA—is T. It bubbled up from a scene that needs it, agitates the status quo, and doesn’t seek outside validation—IYKYK.

Its theme: “Faggots are FLINTA*s: Escape from Berlin.” We know New Yorkers love to say “Berlin is over” (while others say NYC is over). Some say Berlin is known for cheap living, liberated mindsets, world-class nightlife, and hot people - but it’s also dark and easy to disappear. For me, how you feel there has always been an inkblot test: it depends on who you are right now. 

But since Oct 7, 2023, Berlin has changed radically. A place known for freedom of expression has descended in to a McCarthyist hellscape for pro-Palestine activists. Cultural institutions cooperate by silencing dissenting views, and police enforce this with overtly racist brutality. It affects everything — everyday life, art, music, dancing and fun.

Obviously the political situation is similarly bleak in the US. It feels like a bizarre time to celebrate, but also a critical time to be together with the people you love. This is why the level of intention here is important: worldbuilding by and for a community, even just for a night, has the power to nourish us in so many ways.

And so I tried to match that level for the closing. Not gonna spoil the references, but they are thick and deep, and call on some very important voices. It’s usually hard to listen back to a live set without focusing on the flaws. But in this recording, I think of Charlene giving me a quick face beat en route, the unsure gays when I started, the grind-train of culturatti dolls towards the end, and the gaggle of Colombian queers losing it for Shakira. The room was unhinged and alive, full of the best. This is for those who were there—and for those who get it.

Live at Faggots Are FLINTA*s

"There are no new feelings, just new words." The Irish DJ talks about finding commonality in polarising times, CSD weekend and his podcast, Queerly Beloved.

In Berlin, the end of July means one thing: CSD, AKA Christopher Street Day. Commemorating New York's historic Stonewall Riots of 1969, this raucous weekender is a yearly celebration of the queer community and LGBTQIA+ rights.

The Irish DJ and podcast host Cormac is committed to documenting queer history. As host of Queerly Beloved, he conducts candid interviews with queer DJs and producers about the music industry, sexuality and mental health. But in this week's RA Exchange, Cormac is the one on the couch. 

He speaks about growing up gay in a conservative Irish town and navigating homophobic environments as a young person. He found solace in the dance music scene—which he said saved him—but he also found drugs and alcohol, which he used to manage his battle with depression and shame. Many years of substance abuse forced him to go sober and to prioritise his mental health. Cormac said he worried that quitting partying would end his sex life and music career. Instead, it was just the beginning. 

Over the course of more than two decades, Cormac has accumulated a loving legion of fans as a DJ, known for playing disco, 80s high NRG and flamboyant tunes that he describes as "poppers music." His label Polari—a reference to the secret language used by queer people throughout history—will release his new single, "Gone," on July 25th, with remixes from Ewan Pearson and Fred Terror. It's also raising funds for Berlin and London-based trans charities Casa Kua and Not A Phase. Listen to the episode in full. -Chloe Lula

EX.774 Cormac

Virginia Mix For Heidi At BBC One

The Rimshooters vs. Snax - Pledge Allegiance (The Rimshooters Acid Dub) Preview

John Gaiser - Apology (bonus track )

Ahead of his debut on the LT main label with his "Language of Love" EP, Narciss heats things up with an hour long mix of ravey, acid infused four-to-the-floor techno.

In Narciss's own words:
I recorded the mix when it was insanely hot in Berlin so I kinda just wanted to make a mix that you can shake it to on a warm summer night you know? The kind of mix you put on at a house party and by the end everyone's a little tipsy dancing with their shirt open.

Follow Narciss >> @itsnarciss

LT Podcast 146 // Narciss

Singer, songwriter and keyboard whiz Snax, aka Paul Bonomo, began a life of performance in the suburbs of Washington DC, moving on to San Francisco, New York and now Berlin. Along the way, he founded the gay art rock band Fagbash, and was one half of disco-pop band Captain Comatose.
Soon after arriving in Berlin, Snax began producing his solo releases from the ground up, writing and performing mostly all instruments and vocals himself. In 2004 came the release of the electronic soul manifesto From The Rocking Chair To The Stage (Mental Groove). Fall 2006 saw Snax sound incorporating more acoustic elements on his second long-player Love Pollution (TNT/Four Music), described by Snax as being “about love, loss, bitchiness and finally redemption.” The remix for the single, ‘Honeymoon’s Over’ by Konrad Black was hailed by many as the anthem of Summer 2007. Returning to his electronic funk roots, Snax released two EP’s on UK’s defDrive followed by Special Guest Star, the flagship release on his own label, Random Records. Reflecting on his rich and rewarding career and the myriad creative interactions he’s experienced, Snax founded the House Of Snaxine. To them he dedicated Up And Coming Children (Random Records) in 2010; an exciting return to form with an eye to the future. 
Snax’s performances and DJ sets deliver provocation, sleaze and fun. The result is a direct connection with the audience. His various collaborators  have included Jamie Lidell, Peaches, Joey Arias and Terranova to name a few. Upon supporting The Scissor Sisters throughout Europe as their opening act, Snax was described be front man Jake Shears as “a one man fro freak show not to be missed.”
Currently, Snax is completing his fourth album, running his label and establishing his house music alter ego, Box Office Poison.

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