Name: plz by sonshine in Feat. Quantum Relay
Duration: 3 min 25 s
Description: “Plz” the latest single from Sonshine and Quantum Relay blends electronic with pop and hip hop

Feat. Quantum Relay

Time Will Heal

Time Will Heal (feat. Quantum Relay)

Ty Lera - Chapel Perilous LP
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2016
w/p @ ryan's place on lakeway st, Bellingham, WA & @ marika's place on broadway st, Seattle, WA
released later 6.17 from Olga, WA
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ableton

Ty Lera - Seattle/Yanoya (Original Mix)

Ty Lera & Sonshine - 8124gregty

. . . the MUSH ROOM . . .
(every third Wednesday @ Karate Church)
(Bellingham, Washington, United States)
(2024)
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Kicking off next week, Wednesday JAN 17th
from 7 to 11 pm, $10-15 suggested donation
listeners encouraged to bring comfortable attire
blankets & pillows, for mycelial cross-networking
of consciousnesses and bodies in SOUND
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Featuring local ambient, meditative and 
experimental noise performances from :::
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Love-a-Saurus Rex
We Forgot
Sonshine
Ty Lera
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The event is also featuring LIVE VISUALS
::: Analog Video Feedback from our friends 
at Karate Church, Rad Science Labs, and other
associated local Wizard collectives.
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BELLINGHAM WASHINGTON
BELLINGHAM WASHINGTON
BELLINGHAM WASHINGTON

Sonshine X Ty Lera > M.R. *rehearsal* > 10.1.24

Mirror

sunshine

a song created after traveling India. 
India is a very beautiful and intense place and after visiting I really was craving some kind of downtempo bass music. Well, I'm always craving downtempo bass music. Something slow that still smacks the subs and therefore you can feel it in your body. 

Mastered by Alexander Hume

all is well

We are so excited to present our 32nd entry into our PPRZ Podcast series by ephemeral objects! Dive into this hour + of deep, textured and thoughtfully selected techno. 

ephemeral objects is a DJ, VJ, music producer, digital and video artist based on unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and səlilwətaɬ Nations (Vancouver, Canada). She has created music videos for forward-thinking Canadian electronic music producers and labels, such as Mood Hut and NAGA. She has performed visuals at influential music venues and festivals throughout British Columbia. ephemeral objects is also half of i+eo an a/v project with IHA, and a resident of Acceleration Radio. Her love of dance music and interest in DJing started in childhood in the late 90s and early 2000s when she stayed up late religiously watching Electric Circus on MuchMusic, the legendary Canadian live dance music show. One of her earliest electronic music purchases was Eiffel 65’s Europop album in grade 4 from HMV in Metrotown, Burnaby, which laid the groundwork for a lifelong appreciation of techno and its various permutations. It wasn’t until recently after finishing graduate school that she revisited and indulged in her interest in DJing, which is now a creative outlet that brings her fulfilment and joy.

My process/mix
This mix captures the type of techno that I deeply appreciate and a space I want to stay in for a while. I love the intentional listening aspect that comes with mixes. I tend to start with ambient/experimental as foreplay for listeners. The mix gradually gets faster, ending with one of my favourite techno-trance tunes that feels like a homage to the early 2000s. I approach DJing similarly to how I approach VJing: psychedelic, hypnotic, euphoric, paying special attention to details, and layering of textures. The beauty of DJing is sculpting moments where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. For me, this is achieved through looping, long blends, and complementing different phrases of tracks. I recorded this mix at home with a DJJ-FLX10 using four decks. Although I mostly mix with three, I use the extra deck to quickly cue the next track to sustain momentum.

I carefully think about the music that I play. I believe that who we choose to play is a vote for who we want to see in music. For this reason, I strive to curate sets to ensure a diverse representation of people, especially producers and labels by femmes and people of colour. Lately, I have been excited by producers and labels from across the Pacific and from the diaspora, which is exemplified in this mix. Big shoutout to Lord Loubbit and CTAFAD for sharing their unreleased music with me. In a small way, I aspire to add more representation in the space of techno that I love, so that others who are also queer, femme, and come from immigrant refugee backgrounds can see themselves in it too. Thank you for listening <3
 
If you enjoyed this mix, please consider donating to ephemeral objects cause of choice:
Vancouver Black Therapy & Advocacy Foundation (VBT&AF), which is a Black-led and Black-serving organization that connects Black individuals and families facing barriers to mental healthcare to free counselling services, low-cost counselling services, patient navigation services and advocacy.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vancouverblacktherapyfund/
Website: https://vancouverblacktherapyfoundation.com
Donation link: https://give-can.keela.co/2024-donations-standalone

PPRZ Podcast 32 - ephemeral objects

Selekt Sessions 004:// @alidemirr
hosted by @katharine-motiontheory

@distraktaudio
Mix recorded from Contrast Festival hosted by @dj-ezeo

Selekt Sessions 004:// Ali Demir

Selekt Sessions 005:// Ben Abrahams
@motiontheorymusic
@katharine-motiontheory

This episode features a special mix from an underground legend — the DJ’s DJ — Ben Abrahams. A cornerstone of Australia’s vinyl scene, Ben has been shaping dance floors for decades with his impeccable taste and deep dedication to the craft. Alongside Katharine of Melbourne, who hosts today’s episode and co-runs the Motion Theory Music label and party series, Ben continues to be a dynamic force pushing the local scene forward. Get ready for a journey packed with delectable house treats and infectious minimal grooves that’ll have you bouncing from start to finish.

Selekt Sessions 005:// Ben Abrahams

@djlactaid

J.dB is a resident of 𝔾ℝ𝕆𝕋𝕋𝕆, a dub techno enthusiast, and one of the most tender souls in the underground LA music scene.  𝔾ℝ𝕆𝕋𝕋𝕆 is thrilled to launch it's mix series with this live vinyl set recorded from the very first event back in May.

⫎⦋∿⦌⫍

J.dB is a lover of the dub, the wub and aquatic sounds, an aspiring audio engineer, curator, producer and speaker enthusiast. Show Curator and production designer at Porter Street Studio, working on shows that range from ambient and experimental to house and techno.  Currently releasing dawless dub techno with Los Angeles based label and event series “New Palm”. Keep a look out for an upcoming vinyl release this summer.

𝔾ℝ𝕆𝕋𝕋𝕆 Mix 002 - J.dB

This is a mellow improvised track I made using an amplified kalimba that I made and a synth app on my tablet called Morphwiz and Animoog.

Blissful

“Plz” the latest single from Sonshine and Quantum Relay blends electronic with pop and hip hop

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