The latest Paradigm podcast is brought to you by none other than our longtime friend, Nuno Dos Santos. A cherished part of the Paradigm family since day one, Nuno has always found ways to surprise and inspire us. His sound is ever-evolving, yet he remains true to his core essence. Dive into the podcast to see what he’s been up to lately.

Paradigm Podcast - Nuno Dos Santos

Sandrien is known for her versatile take on techno and igniting dancefloors all around the world from Japan, to Georgia to Berlin and of course Amsterdam, where she was a former resident of the legendary Amsterdam venues De School and its predecessor Trouw. In 2022 Sandrien set the dance floor of Monument Festival ablaze and here now for MNMT 447 she lays down another outstanding mix.

Sandrien shared some words about the mix:

“Thanks for the invite to do a mix for you, I have very fond memories of playing at the festival in 2022! It was a beautiful experience playing in the mountains with sweet, caring staff and visitors! For this podcast I wanted to make a deep techno mix, filled with tracks I’ve never played before, some unreleased tracks and a couple of favorites I currently play in my sets :) Hope you’ll enjoy it!”

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MNMT 447 : Sandrien

Live recording @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Youtube and futureintelradio.com.

Dwaalgast ╚═ Future Intel ═╗ 05 12 2024

Debbie Huisman works between music and movement as a choreographer, DJ/ creator.

She hosts a radio show for pip every 2/3 months under the concept “Digital High”, works with sound elements earth, water and space and create contemporary, spacey and rhythmic sets.

Debbie Huisman (NL) at WAV | 27-12-24

Excited to share episode 5 where Debbie invited Dwaalgast for the Digital High series.

Dwaalgast, a new alias by Nuno Dos Santos. Nuno started this project back in 2020 with the aim of exploring ambient, gritty electronica, breaks, sound collages, and everything in between. Curious about the name Dwaalgast? It came to me while reading a book about animals, particularly birds. I think it suits the project very well and has a dual meaning. "Dwaalgast" refers to a rare animal that is observed outside its usual habitat. This can include marine mammals, bats, insects, but it's most commonly associated with birds. Also Dwalen in Dutch means "to wander" or "to stray."

For this episode Debbie made a mix inspired on the concept of Dwaalgast which is very close to her own conceptual ideas. You will hear that in the 1st hour. 

In the 2nd hour Dwaalgast takes over and will take you on his journey which will not disappoint.

Digital High Lab - Ep.5 - Debbie Huisman x Dwaalgast

Time flies—what started as a platform to spotlight music we love has reached an incredible milestone: our 500th premiere. Over the years, we've witnessed trends emerge, evolve, and transform into something entirely new. Within these 500 premieres, we've featured a kaleidoscope of styles and genres, but at the heart of it all, the music has always been deep, introspective, and original—an authentic reflection of the artists who create it.
We're thrilled to present Ojalá by Dutch artist Love Over Entropy for this special occasion. Taken from the long-awaited album "To Sit Quietly Where Everything Is Moving Fast," set to be released via Something Happening Somewhere, this track radiates optimism and quiet determination—qualities that feel perfectly encapsulated in its title.
Ojalá unfolds with gentle confidence, its uplifting keys and delicate arpeggiator lines moving together like a conversation that flows without effort. There's an understated elegance here—a lightness that never veers into excess. Each element breathes in unison, giving the track a natural, organic momentum.
The word ojalá, with its roots in hope and possibility, feels like a guiding principle for the music. It's as if Love Over Entropy has captured that sentiment and translated it into sound: a wish carried forward, subtle but powerful.
With this milestone premiere, we're reminded of why we started this platform: to share moments like this, where music connects us not just to each other but to something more profound.
Here's to the next 500 premieres—and to Ojalá, a track that reminds us of the beauty in looking forward.


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PREMIERE: Love Over Entropy - Ojalá [SoHaSo]

Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ @dwaalgast108

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Vinyl + Digital
https://fanlink.to/somewhere-iii

Various Artists - SOMEWHERE III 

1. Kiani & His Legion - Motion Academy (longer)  
2. Aril Brikha - Eat The Heart  
3. Quince - Pelagic Zones 
 4. Kurt Baggaley - This System  
5. KAAP - Sunset Vertigo 
6. Sigward - Keithii 
7. Love Over Entropy feat Ripperton - Saints de Glace 
8. Single Point Edge - Akari 
9. Equus - Ash 
10. Tracey - Phase 1 
11. Mulder - After The Rain 
12. Eefje De Visser - Jong (Nuno Dos Santos & Quince Remix)

Something Happening Somewhere 
@sohaso 
www.sohaso.com

Artist: Various Artists 
Title: SOMEWHERE III  
Cat nr.: SOMEWHERE03 
12” vinyl Sampler 13A (limited to 300 copies)(16-06-2017)
12” vinyl Sampler 13B (limited to 300 copies)(30-06-2017) 
Digital: (30-06-2017) 
Distribution: Kompakt
Artwork: Quentin Deronzier

Two years after the milestone SOMEWHERE compilations, Something Happening Somewhere is commemorating the times that have passed, returning with a new chapter in the series. Selecting unique pieces of artists known and less known, the SOMEWHERE series continue their sound based confessional. Telling unheard stories, exposing unseen surfaces and unheard sounds.

SOMEWHERE III is set to be released as two vinyl samplers, with a selection of the tracks featured in the full digital compilations, which will feature four extra digital only tracks. A host of familiar SoHaSo figures make an appearance, but there is also room for new faces like Aril Brikha, KAAP, Ripperton in his stunning collab with Love over Entropy, Equus, Tracey and Mulder. The whole effort is packaged in a beautiful artwork sleeve designed by ever talented designer Quentin Deronzier. There are things radiating in the violet fog, waiting to be discovered. Journeys that are worth making, but will not necessarily provide any more answers. Something is happening somewhere, once again.

Every artist on this SOMEWHERE III compilation is expressing their unique experience through sound waves, telling stories and uncovering a piece of themselves. Is there a line that divides your consciousness from the next? This compilation inhabits a space, best experienced as one entity with many faces. From Love over Entropy and Ripperton’s quantum temperature organic grooves to KAAP’s lush and retro Sunset Vertigo. From Sigward providing an emotional ambient journey to Kiani & His Legion’s Japanese sounding Motion Academy. From Aril Brikha’s disco infused Eat The Heart to Tracey’s hypnotizing dance floor affair. The tracks morph into the next without leaving any trace or clues, every moment presenting something new to discover. Nothings lasts but nothing is lost and there is something for everyone.

Quince - Pelagic Zones (SOMEWHERE03)

Something Happening Somewhere
OOSSHA / NOWHERE

http://www.sohaso.com
https://sohaso.bandcamp.com/

Something Happening Somewhere (SoHaSo). 
Founded by https://soundcloud.com/nunodossantos, residing in Utrecht, The Netherlands. "The name itself leaves a lot open for your own imagination."