Isle 9 supports new and developing talent through events, network building and creative word-spreading!

The Isle 9 "Something Slow on Sunday" event series, held during the colder months in Berlin, allows downtempo, slower electronic music to take center stage in an intimate and comfortable environment.

We are so very grateful to have this gorgeous set by https://soundcloud.com/rafaele_castiglione  from the Something Slow party on 13.12.15. His talent is hard to ignore! Enjoy...

And if you want to keep tabs on our new record label, events and international network, here is our website:
www.i9festival.com

This would not have been possible without the label AMSELCOM. Thanks a bunch for the support!
www.amselcom.de
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Rafaele Castiglione | Something Slow on Sunday (13/12/15)

A platform for new and celebrated "slow" sounds:
Slow is a feeling, not a BPM limit.
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"Something Slow" is the original slow dance music, not-for-profit, events and music project that has been active from 2013 to present"

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I'm Ryan Johnson, a Sydney-based DJ who's been known to make people dance until their feet hurt.

When I'm not busy pretending to know what all those knobs on the mixer actually do, you'll find me deep in the Sydney Burner community, collaborating with fellow music lovers and supporting events across our vibrant scene. Think of me as that friend who always knows where the good music is hiding.

Over the years, I've obsessively curated a collection of deep, funky, and melodic electronic music that spans more genres than I can count on my fingers and toes. We're talking Electronica, House, Techno, Deep House, Tech House, Hip Hop, Swing, and ethnic varieties that would make your world music lecturer proud. 

My sets aren't just random songs thrown together – they're carefully crafted storylines that take you on a journey, all underpinned by upbeat, bright, and groovy beats that'll have you moving whether you want to or not. Fair warning: side effects may include uncontrollable head nodding and the sudden urge to tell everyone how "this song is actually amazing."

Ready to get down?

London-based graphic designer and climber. Always on the look out for awesome tunes and psyched for new music. Crank it up dude!