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Invited

A carefully curated radio show by KURUZA that transcends genres and features diverse artists from all around the world.

This month's episode is hosted by @hangaelle with a special guest all the way from LA, Foreigner @foreignerrrrr .

summer melodies, soulful jams, amapiano & afrobeat bangers and a dash of tracks guaranteed to make ya waistline go brazy.

Tracklist

KURUZA RADIO 020 Hosted By Hangaëlle w/ Foreigner

Rinse FM Podcast

CAROUSEL JAEL SHOW #007 with SPECIAL GUEST FRANKY STICKS - 12 January 2023

Bi-weekly mix show featuring local and international DJs within the Remix Culture & Future Beats community. - est. 2020

- Tracklist available via www.rhythm-blend.com

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Blends #063 | ft. Demi Leigh

MIXQUISITE SUNDAYS SEASON II - EPISODE 085

Latin rooted DJ Jael, better knoen as Pavarotti, is based in Cologne, Germany. His Dad was a Saxophone-player, who had a well known Jazz Band in the 90s in Germany and his mom inspired him with latin music. That's why he tries to vary his sound and mix everything he loves and grew up with. From groovy Techno, Disco Funk, House to UK Garage and beyond. He is mainly focused on making everybody dance at your party!"
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SOUNDCLOUD 
https://soundcloud.com/user-547326172
INSTAGRAM
https://www.instagram.com/jaelopavarotti/

MIXQUISITE SUNDAYS II

MIXQUISITE SUNDAYS 085│PAVAROTTI

Enjoy the 48th episode of KOFII PAUZE RADIO ☕
Nr. 48 of the monthly series with @kkaybie on this months episode
Episode 48 by: instagram.com/kkaybie/
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Among East Africa's most exciting DJs and a core member of Kampala's Nyege Nyege collective, Kampire’s vibrant bass-heavy sets have transported her to bring the best of Ugandan party culture to clubs & festivals across the world.  Her Boiler Room set from Nyege Nyege festival 2018 was a legitimate ‘internet moment’, with thousands of shares on Facebook leading to serious FOMO from electronic music fans watching online. Then in the midst of a global pandemic, Kampire’s Nyege Nyege 2020 opening ceremony DJ set stood out from the deluge of home DJ broadcasts, filmed on an island in the Nile for the digital edition of the festival, broadcast by Resident Advisor.

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The break everyone needs ☕
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KOFII PAUZE RADIO || KAMPIRE || #048

NTS RADIO 24.02.23 - 99GINGER W/ SHAKA LION & KIROU KIROU

We are excited to introduce Yo Lee <3
Influenced by her love for House, Techno, Bassline and Afro-Latin beats, Yo Lee’s vibrant, melodic mixes fuse together all kinds of rhythms: Music is to celebrate!

TRACKLIST
Boddika & Joy O - Mercy
Samuel L Session - Can You Relate
Thick Dick - Welcome 2 the Jungle
Robert Hood - Apartment Zero
Ramires - Praxis
Ahaddream - Hydration
KC Flightt vs Funky Junction – Voices (Pete Heller Main Mix)
Samuele Scelfo - I Wanna Love You (Kevin McKay Extended Remix)
Oravla Ziur - Having Our Way (Original Mix) [SK225]
Para One - Mother (Mr Oizo Remix)
Boddika & Joy O - Swims
Fix - Flash (Edit)
Brodinski, Djedjotronic,Noob & Harvard Bass - Extreme Compotex
Steve Poindexter - Work That Mutha Fucker
Grain - Untitled 4
Boddika - Soul What
Malokera Feat. Ludmilla & Ty Dolla $ign (Tony Quattro Remix)
Kaval - Powerplant
Swick - M1 Stinger

INTERVIEW
• How did you get into DJing
As a teenager I was compulsively recording/collecting music. Started Djing thanks to a good
friend of mine who taught me the basics and who sweetly gave me his old console. I will never
forget that! Funny thing: it was an Hercules RMX, they don't produce them anymore!

• Where do you get inspirations?
I love musical genealogy, I usually do my own research on how certain genres/songs originated:
they are all the result of social and cultural backgrounds unique in time and space.
The same goes for artists that I follow. Always try to get an impression of their influences: it
makes them who they are and the music they create.
At the very end, it all comes down to how I feel. If I can let myself go, and the music moves my
body then I know it! ...sometimes I just need the first 10 seconds, sometimes longer ;)

• Where do you prefer to DJ or to make music in general?
For myself in my room, because is therapeutic for me. In small private parties with and for friends, because I like to have an intimate sensation of joy and appreciation about music. Lastly, in Clubs/Festivals conceptualized with awareness and clear political positioning against racism, sexism and queerphobia. Where safety standards are the norm and not the exception.

• Did you have any specific thoughts about your podcast?
Not really... I just hope listeners enjoy as much as I did while curating the Set.
This one was very much inspired by “The blessed Madonna” she’s an American Dj/producer.
Love her music!

• What would you like to change in the music scene if you could?
Above all, I think we need people in certain positions who can think and act critically in a queerfeminist intersectional way. The probability of something going wrong is already lower if there
we have more diverse and inclusive teams working in Club/Festivals/Cultural institutions. I think it helps to keep thinking about what your value system (set of beliefs and attitudes) is, as a
person, but also in terms of your own work, if you are a club owner for example. What kind of
club do we want to be and for whom? How can we make it long lasting? How can the dancefloor, the space, be used to educate people? Can you show documentaries about music history? Can you promote and maintain your value system in all your events?

• What was your first record?
My first CD was "Up & Down - The party Album!" from Vengaboys. I was 14.

• What memories do you have of your music lessons? Would your teachers consider you in the music/ club industry today?
Unfortunately never had formal music education. But where I come from (Venezuela) you are from a very early age exposed to music everywhere. It's part of your everyday. You assimilate it, you dance it, you live through it.

• What do you wish for in the future from your audience, the club culture?
I wish my audiences advancing gender equality, joining and creating safe spaces for learning,
community and progression.

FOLLOW
@yo-lee-sound
@ ASongADay_joy (Twitter)
@ futurumestfemina (Facebook)

DESIGN
Sophia Heße + Pollinations.AI

THANK U   Yo Lee    <3

Feat.Fem Podcast 38 ///  Yo Lee: Soul What

CHKN+BEER Guest Series EP 028 Featuring 74.97:

74.97 is a force to be reckoned with, coming out of South Florida. Through his love for UK Garage, he is pushing the boundaries of the genre forward. 

Discover more 74.97(@7497s) + https://www.instagram.com/74.97/

Tracklist: 
Sammy Virji - Blue roll
Donnel Jones - U know whats up (Jeftuz UKG remix)
Smasher - certified garage boy
Lewis Taylor - Be your girl
Frank ocean - thinkin bout you (Jim.flac UK Garage Mix)
Mattik - Kick mad flavour
MPH - Music sounds better with you
Higgo - crazy
Moony & movement - 2nite
Sam deeley - 93till
Kryptogram - 3000
Mj cole - Bandelero Desperado
DJ Crisps - Dangerous 
DJ Q - Brandy & Coke
Cesco - Move too slow
Lee john - Your mind, Your body, Your soul (mj cole remix)
Wilfy D - Let me be the one
R-Marni - So high (C95 & Tuff culture Remix)

Follow CHKN+BEER on instragam.com/chknnbeer

EP 028 - 74.97

Inspired by the Californian, English and Nigerian scenes, talented producer, DJ and beat maker Lorkestra also likes to deliver mixes centered around soulful, warm melodies and vocals, along with his favorite rnb, hip-hop and trap tracks.

Catch Lorkestra every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month, from 16h to 17h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

Lorkestra présente Secret Gems Show avec S!RENE - 11 Mai 2023

CAROUSEL JAEL- 07 June 2023

Taimles of Smooth Operator 3000 taking over.

6.16.23 - luca. The Housecat w/ Taimles

🔌 Welcome to So Future Sounds, a monthly guest mix series that invites the most plugged-in DJs and producers to give you a taste of the sounds that represent their world.

For this episode, we're handing over to Yo Lee.

You're in for a treat with this one - buckle up and enjoy! ⏩

Originally from Venezuela, Yo Lee is currently based in Germany.
Her passion for music started at a young age, compulsively recording and collecting tracks. In 2016, a good friend introduced Yo Lee to the basics of DJing, and the journey began. Starting with a now-rare Hercules RMX, her dedication to the craft grew stronger.

Yo Lee's musical palette draws influences from House, Techno, Bassline, and Afro-Latin beats. Through vibrant and melodic mixes, she fuses together various rhythms, creating a celebration of music.

This mix is inspired by drum and percussion-driven pieces of UK Funky, Baile Funk, and electro House. She hopes listeners will enjoy the mix as much as they did while curating it.

📲 Tracklist:
- LEXX HEAVY - DROP
- SIROJ - BODYGROOVE BAILE (Mayor Edit)
- Don Low - Baile Bass Part. 3 (Centurião) [DON. 0007]
- Apple x L-Vis 1990 x MC Kauzinho - Deixa Ela Siegalizer (foreigner edit)
- Swick - M1 Stinger
- BASSBEAR!! - Dancefloor Jam (ft. Swisha)
- DRMTRS - Bakongo Grind (Dreem Tran's edit)
- Melé - Groove la Afrika (extended mix)
- Dimension 23 - I.M.O.K. R.U.O.K. (OR:LA REMIX)
- Melé - Conga Mode
- Higgo - Dope Mutha Fucka
- Redlight UK - Bags (feat. Asabe)
- Eden Burns - Dance When The
- Major Notes - Troublesome '11
- Boddika - Soul What

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the electrifying beats of Yo Lee's So Future guest mix!

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More Guest Mixes: soundcloud.com/sofutureclub/sets/guest-mixes
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SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/yo-lee-sound 
Twitter - https://twitter.com/ASongADay_joy 
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/futurumestfemina/

So Future Sounds 086: Yo Lee (Guest Mix)

Here is what @yo-lee-sound wants to share with you through this mix: With this mix, I wanted to showcase a very important side of my repertoire. Stuff I listen to in my spare time and enjoy playing, alongside garage and UKFunky.
 
I started off with energetic sounds drawing on a diverse range of influences, from techno and house to the many styles of Latin percussion and then transitioned into the heavier and bassy rhythms of "Funk carioca", a hip hop-influenced style from Rio de Janeiro, that has become increasingly popular among working classes in Brazil. Music is to celebrate, ENJOY!  

With Love, from YO LEE [@yo-lee-sound] to the feathered Kiebitz friends!

Tracklist:
Jamie Coins - Tinga [OP 003]
Manda Moor - Picante
GruuvElement's - Cuban Dry (Miguelle, TONS Remix)
Tèodoro + Angelo Ferreri - La Guitarra
Ferra Black - Vibra
Chucky73 - Dominicana (The Martinez Brothers & Florentino Remix)
Rosalia - Chicken Teriyaki (Roberto Surace EDIT)
Obando, Matheo Velez - Big Prize (Original Mix)
Melé - Groove La Afrika (Extended Mix)
Melé  - Conga Mode
Kentphonik - Sunday Showers
Afro Panico - Shimbalaya
Oulord - Freezer riddim
Vv Pete - Frauds (Mall Grab Remix)
Breach - Jack (Pedro Edit)
Bombtrack (feat. Nakamura Minami, Peavis & Saint Vega) (Roska Remix)
Angel + Dren - Soca
Leandro Keller - O Lado Selvagem

Kiebitz Podcast 10 - Yo Lee - Conga Mode

„Old Dirty Laundry“ ist eine Art Waschsalon für dreckige Ohren. Feinste Beats und Hip-Hop-Scheiben routieren mal im Schon-mal im Schleudergang und das vertraute Knistern der Schallplatte hinterlässt ein wohlig warmes Gefühl, wie ein frisches Paar Socken.

Old dirty laundry#57: Yo Lee

#Über Yo Lee: Beeinflusst von ihrer Liebe zu House, Techno, Bassline und Afro-Latin-Beats vermischen sich in ihren Mixes verschiedenste Rhythmen: Musik ist zum Feiern da!

#Über das Set: Mit diesem Mix wollte ich eine sehr wichtige Seite meines Repertoires präsentieren. Hip-House war meine Inspiration für dieses Stück. Diese Form der House-Musik entstand Mitte bis Ende der 1980er Jahre. Frühe Künstler des Genres wie The Beatmasters, Tyree und
Fast Eddie haben neben vielen anderen den frühen House-Sound seiner Zeit (einschließlich Chicago House der späten 1980er Jahre und Acid House) mit Elementen aus dem Hip Hop und mit fröhlichem, triumphalem Rap verschmolzen. Hip House entwickelte sich bis heute als eine Fusion von House und Hip Hop, die die Breakbeats, Drum-Loops und Turntables der frühen Hip-Hop-Produktion mit den Four-on-the-Floor-Rhythmen und gefühlvollen Elementen des House der späten 1980er Jahre gemischt haben.

Tracklist:
J. Cole - G.O.M.D (NOG Remix)
Migos - Straightenin (Catz 'n Dogz EDIT)
Playboi Carti - Sky (Phinka remix)
Lights Flashing - Pat Bannister Edit
Hip House - Thats how it is (Original Mix)
Obskür - Lay Low
Hip House - What You're Used To (Original Mix)
Hip House - I Got Caught (Original Mix)
Obskür - Orange Soda
Obskϋr - G.A.T. (got Em)
Todd Terry - Pornography (Tee's Mix)
The Fitness and Pony - Pretty Muthafucka
The Fitness feat. Pony - Freak Out
Honey Dijon feat. Cakes Da Killa - Catch The Beat (Album Version)
Vv Pete - Frauds (Mall Grab Remix)
Vaskular feat. Valesuchi - Black Jesus 'Gasoline'
Azealia Banks - Van Vogue
Family Ties - Karma’s Remix

Old Dirty Laundry #57 - Yo Lee - 08.12.2023

//What does your music mean to you?//
Music is freedom. It has the ability to capture the essence of our emotions and experiences, is an act of sharing and invitation to vibe with it.
Music is transformative, healing, and highly vibrational depending on the music you listen to. It can paint a picture in one’s mind or be an escape or create a bridge.

//Where do you take your inspiration from?//

I love musical genealogy, I usually do my own research on how certain genres/songs originated: they are all the result of social and cultural backgrounds unique in time and space. 
The same goes for artists that I follow. Always try to get an impression of their influences: it makes them who they are and the music they create. 
At the very end, it all comes down to how I feel. If I can let myself go, and the music moves my body then I know it! ...sometimes I just need the first 10 seconds, sometimes longer ;)

//What needs to change within the scene in your opinion?//
Above all, I think is increasing diversity and creating a safer spaces in the “scene” or the club culture. 
We need people in certain positions who can think and act critically in a queer-feminist intersectional way. The probability of something going wrong is already lower if there we have more diverse and inclusive teams working in Club/Festivals/Cultural institutions. 
Questions about what our value system (set of beliefs and attitudes) is, as a person, but also in terms of your own work, if you are a club owner or a DJ for example. What kind of club do we want to be and for whom? How can we make it long lasting? How can the dancefloor, the space, be used to educate people? Can you show documentaries about music history? Can you promote and maintain your value system in all your events?

//LINKS//
https://soundcloud.com/yo-lee-sound
facebook: @futurumestfemina 

//ABOUT THE MIX//
Serving a perfect fusion between UK Funky and Baile Funk. Inspired by one of my favorite Djs Bianca Oblivion.

//TRACKLIST//
Bianca Oblivion - Calling
Nina Las Vegas & Thai Chi Rosé - Impossible (Roska Remix)
Bianca Oblivion - Bumbum Pra Cá
Cadenza - Cadenza x M.I.A x GuiltyBeatz - Up Inna (BEAM, Cham & Alicai Harley Remix)
Bianca Oblivion ft. XL Mad - Bubble Pon Di Bed
YBRYD - Tá Bom
Pl4net Dust - Novinha Boo
mOma+Guy - I Love It (The Rih-Fix)
Roska x Murder He Wrote - You
Deejay Florentino - RIP FUNK
Leandro Keller - Baile Sinistro
Haiyti - Toulouse (feat. Albi X)
Nina Las Vegas, Swick & MC Bin Laden – Tananaram
Ice Spice - Munch (Sosa Jersey Edit)
Skrillex - Malokera Feat. Ludmilla & Ty Dolla $ign (Tony Quattro Remix)
Magugu - Pepper Dem
Kaval – Powerplant
Pouch Envy – Hollaback Bitch Edit
Hvsn - bem-estar.
DON. - Don Low - Baile Bass Part. 3 (Centurião)
Don Mayor – Bodygroove Baile

fem*vak FLINTA* Podcast 040 // Yo Lee

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YO LEE is a connector of the global club underground, drawing lines between U.S. & U.K. house music, baile funk, bass, ballroom and beyond. 

Music is to celebrate!✨

- 2024 -
❥  Sommersonnenwende, Kletter- und Highlinefestival, 22.06, Löbejün
❥ Fête de la musique, 21.06, Peißnitzpark, Halle (Saale)
❥ New Faces, 22.05, @elipamanokeclub, Leipzig
❥ Kultur statt Hetze, WaJuT, 22.03, Halle (Saale)
❥ Yes Fam, Indiego Glocksee, 16.02, Hannover

- 2023 -
❥ Feevah, KulturLounge e.V., 09.12, Leipzig
❥ Sugar Groove, Bredouille Bar, 11.11, Berlin
❥ @djversity Slots// Blendwerk, 16.09, Halle (Saale)
❥ Feminismen Festival, Galli, 26.08, Halle (Saale)
❥ Sommerbar extended × Safara Collective, Mjut @mjutme, 23.08, Leipzig
❥ PhiNa15 Festival, SCHLOSS BRÖLLIN 08.07, MecVoPom
❥ Solidarity Festival, Neustädter Passaje 24.06, Halle (Saale)
❥ Tropical Combo - Salon Villa Plagwitz, 16.06, Leipzig
❥ Vol. 3 @OG2G// Charles Bronson, 12.05, Halle (Saale)

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