www.openlab.fm | 106.4FM in Ibiza & Formentera
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Tune in to https://soundcloud.com/iamdanielgeorge's InScape radio show, featuring the great Tom Hall (https://soundcloud.com/thall) 

Audio-visual artist Tom Hall sits-down to chat about how he soldered the visual and sonic worlds together in the latest episode of InScape. From his time growing up in Australia to then heading out California way, Tom has always been trying to explore new possibilities of production. At his role in Cycling 74, responsible for programming language Max/MSP, Tom has been able to test and develop new methods and algorithms for creating sound and visuals that end up on huge stages all over the world. Tom has curated 2 hours of tunes from his diverse discography for this show and we couldn’t be more excited to get a nice snapshot of his career. We also got the chance to chat about what is the role of Ambient and why there is a necessity for silence in this often noisy world.

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InScape 006: Peek The Horizon With Tom Hall

Burnout Regula

Phrex | Terrain - Radio Bollwerk - 07.10.2021

Scott Fraser [Monthly Show] [29.10.2021]

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Category 4 is a monthly broadcast concept from Michael Brunner [ @four4 ] for Great Circles Radio.

Each episode is broken into four segments, which are connected in some fashion, but routinely unique in many others. This allows for the drawing of comparisons between otherwise disparate concepts, while simultaneously creating enough creative restrictions to focus the musical selections.

Episode 17 is a tale of robot life from cherished friend and dancefloor destroyer, Unjust (@unjust).

We invite our listeners to guess these categories during the show.
As an added incentive for participation, the first person to guess the categories during the broadcast will be eligible to win a prize. Each month brings new categories and prizes.

The theme for episode 17 was -- Vocoder Through Decades and Genres (or - A Robot’s Life Story in 4 Stages)

More info at www.greatcircles.net

~~Tracklist~~
-Experimental/Rock - 70s/Early 80s - Growing up an only Robot in the post-human age
Kraftwerk - Trans-Europe Express
Tom Tom Club - Spooks
BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Malcom Clarke, Ray Bradbury’s There will come soft rains
Laurie Anderson - O Superman
Devo - Mechanical Man

-Boogie/Disco/Funk  - Robot find’s their groove and begins to compute for themselves
Telex - Rock Around The Clock
Extra T’s - I Like It (Corn Flakes)
Q - The Voice Of Q.mp3
Mr. Flagio - Take A Chance
Kano - I’m Ready
X-Visitors- The Planet Doesn't Mind
Paradise Garage - D.I.X.O
Elektrik Funk - On A Journey (I Sing The Funk Electric)

Freestyle/Hip Hop/Electrofunk -  The breakdancing party years
Midnight Star - Freak-A-Zoid
Freestyle - The Party Has Just Begun
Kraftwerk - It's More Fun To Compute
Man Parrish - Man made
Whodini -  Five Minutes of Funk
Mantronix - Needle To The Groove
Jonzun Crew - Pack Jam (Look Out For The Ovc)
Newcleus - Computer Age (Push the Button)
Jamie Jupiter - Computer Power
Dynamix II - Just Give The DJ A Break
DJ Battlecat - DJ N Effect Cuts and Scratch
Der Mer - Fall Out

Electro/House - After the 80s - Robot Leaves home to see the galaxy
Marco Passarani - I House U
Jersey Devil Social Club - Italo Bassline
Ectomorph - Lost Angles
The Parallax Corporation - Invasion
Smith N Hack - Falling Stars
Meat Beat Manifesto - No Echo In Space

Category 4 w/ Unjust - Episode 17: Vocoder Through Decades and Genres

https://soundcloud.com/lukecohlen is a tastemaking selector from Utrecht. The Stranded FM mainstay and former Cultfarm resident has been a notable figure in the local music scene for years, and has shared his love of obscure synth gems and wild rhythms anywhere from SoHaSo nights to Dekmantel Selectors. For his entry into our podcast series, Luke delivers a meticulously crafted showcase of his deeper, more hypnotic side. There's much to discover here, from the beautiful blends to the little details in the selections. Throughout this mix, a snippet of guitar or a loosely played cymbal will catch your ear, while the rhythms underneath shift and shuffle uneasily, keeping you on your toes for the duration. Just beautiful.

SoHaSo Podcast Series | Luke Cohlen

Closing set of Absurd Lustre 2021. Recording by Sa Pa.

Absurd Lustre (Midnight Colours)

@johannaknutsson

Aired on the Patience/Impatience show following the release of Dingsbums Homage on the full moon of March 18, 2022.

TRACKLIST
Flurecense - Spacetime Continuume
Suketo - Adam Oko
Reachiung Higher - Zeitgeist & Tucceri
Sunshine's Theme (Sunshine's Remix)- Dubtribe Sound System
Climb Together - Dbridge
Yoake - Luke Sanger
Maths - Om Unit
Last Move - Inter Gritty
Space Walk - Shrlok
Encounters at the End of the World - Nthng
Billiton Beruh With Cleo&Wouter - Kettel
Tantalize - Love Letters
Gigantopithecus - Artis
Winter Months - DMX Crew
Carillon (Haron Remix)- Tala Drum Corps
How Far Back with Absolute Certainty Can We Go? - Hieroglyphic Being And The Configurative Or Modular Me Trio

Q+A
Please introduce yourself
- My name is Johanna, I produce and play electronic music, both DJ and live performer. Moved to Sweden last year after 13 years in Berlin, and recently started up a creative space here in an old car garage, where I have my hair salon, host music events, exhibitions, flea markets and workshops etc
 
Can you describe your relationship to music throughout your life?
- It's always been there but changing a lot during the years. It has however always been spiritual to me in a non-religious way, music has always been a great way of communicating my inner thoughts and emotions that can't be described with words.

How did Berlin influence the way you make and listen to music?
- It wasn't so much about Berlin itself, it was more about moving away from everyone I knew and everything that I did in Sweden, and moving to a new (and at the time cheaper) place, where I could afford and take the time to be working with music and be alone. I only DJ'd locally in Berlin for the first couple of years before I started touring, so I wasn't really influenced by the "berlin technoscene" too much. I was mostly amazed about the way people partied for days at a time, but for me partying too much meant having no energy left to be creative in the studio. 13 years went by very fast I'll tell you that. One thing that I do miss in Berlin are the very many record stores to buy vinyl, but Malmö has some really good ones too actually (Bolero and Rundgång for example), and to go out partying daytime. And being out for too long.

How does it feel to be back in Malmo now, both in terms of music and life in general?
- Oh my god, i'm so happy to be here. The crew I've found here have already thrown a few open-airs, a couple of club nights where we've done everything from decor to DJ. It's so inspiring! Berlin is filled to the brim with so many people doing the same thing, which can also mean that it's very easy to get ungrateful/jealous of your DJ-friends which is kind of terrible actually. 

How did you approach your Patience release, and how did that differ from your usual approach to making music?
- As I wrote to Luca who did the artwork, I was making the music at a time when everything around me was moving and changing in directions that I didn't choose myself. It was mid-pandemic, I'd lost all of my income,  and had decided to leave the city that I had lived in for 13 years (and loved at that time), not knowing if I'd be able to continue making music or not. Going to the studio to work on this was one of my few comforting things I could do, and sitting with it gave me a nice pause from that intense Weltschmerz I was feeling at the time.

Do you have a personal favorite longform piece of music?
- So many, I mean isn't that what DJ-mixes are for as well? A really well thought through DJ mix is something I appreciate so so much. And I want to mention everything from John Carroll Kirby, especially the Patience release. So good!

Johanna Knutsson Mix for The Lot Radio - March 22, 2022

Jacob Long has been crafting Earthen Sea material since the early 2000s. He gradually graduated from limited-edition cassettes to releases on Ital's Lover's Rock and Nicolas Jaar's Other People imprints, before linking up with the evergreen label Kranky in 2017. His third album for Kranky, Ghost Poems, comes out next week. We celebrate with an hour of music built as spring emerges around him in Brooklyn, full of contrasts between light and decay.

@earthzone
@kranky

Ekin Fil - Here Before [Σ]
Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek - Vague, Yet [Faitiche]
Vladislav Delay - Lumi [Huume]
Andrew Pekler - Borororo [Faitiche]
Grouper - Moon is Sharp [Kranky]
Basic Channel - Mutism [Basic Channel]
De Leon - 07 [Aught]
Eli Keszler - Bell Underpinnings [Shelter Press]
Loscil - Bleeding Ink [Kranky]
Chris Herbert - Vactrol [Room40]
Erosion - 3 [Chain Reaction]

Ep 291 pt.1 w/ Earthen Sea

Malfuf Naked (Tool) (feat.RO) (MAXIMILIANO (us) EDIT

Early doors from me ... 2002 this track. Me and mark h

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Final Destination

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."