@memphisglass
London based Memphis Glass arrived last year with his debut Orange Circles EP on Lobster Theremin’s SITU imprint. His productions explore sounds that are melodic and delicate yet driving and heavy. A recent remix for Akasha System’s DJ Panthr alias on Sound Transitions and forthcoming releases on Lobster Theremin and Mood Of The Era all build on a vision of emotional electronic designed to move you. This 60 minute mix spanning house and breakbeat features tracks that also have these credentials.

Tracklist:
Wendy Carlos - A Ghost Piano
Will Silver - Sine[out]
Roy Vision - LL Tribute (Lofty Mix)
Memphis Glass - Hard Times
Harrison BDP - I Made A New Friend Today
Kassia - No Clear Shape (Club VIP)
Seb Wildblood - Lift Me Higher
Aleksandir - Hard To Explain
Zaltsman - X Axis
Pépe - Desire’s Calling
Anna Wall & Corbi - Take A Moment
Terra Forma - Ultratronic 
Mani Festo - Roam
Litherland - Mirro Image (LOOR Remix)

Memphis Glass

Mix Series Vol. 79  by Memphis Glass

Read our interview with @jamesbangura and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/BangPod

Groove Podcast 343

Tracklist

Groove Podcast 343 - James Bangura

Duo Kassian join us for this week’s LT Podcast with a whirlwind improvised mix, containing unreleased gems from friends and forthcoming tracks from their next EP on their Faux Poly imprint. Get stuck into an hour of grooving techno and breaks, and if you want more then catch them at their Panorama Bar debut on August 6th or live on HOR that same weekend 🔥

In Kassian's Words:
The mix is unplanned and improvised, and includes some unreleased tracks by friends of ours + 2 unheard tracks of ours from our next EP on our label Faux Poly. 

Follow Kassian:
@kassiansound
www.instagram.com/kassiansound
www.facebook.com/kassiansound
www.kassiansound.bandcamp.com

LT Podcast 232 // Kassian

The first episode of my Radio One residency show from January (without the talking), ft lots of personal favourites which remind me of the UK cities I've spent time living in over the years (plus some new stuff)

Radio 1 Residency show 06/01/22

Pleasant Life’s @AllyTropical records a mix of bubbling house, electro and breaks for the Fresh Kicks mix and chats to Eoin Murray about the Ransom Note publication and new party, Meanwhile

Interview & tracklist: https://djmag.com/features/fresh-kicks-185-ally-tropical

Fresh Kicks 185: Ally Tropical

Read our interview with @jennycara and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/CaraPod

Groove Podcast 359

Groove Podcast 359 - Jenny Cara

From parties in abandoned tube stations to buy-on-sight vinyl labels, @Posthuman have been toiling away as true soldiers of the UK underground for over two decades. Harold Heath speaks to one-half of the duo about the good times and the bad, alongside a two-hour mix of full-throttle acid techno, electro and more

Tracklist + interview: https://djmag.com/features/cue-posthuman

On Cue: Posthuman

You might have first heard of Earth Trax under his original alias, The Phantom. Or maybe his given name, Bartosz Kruczyński, which he uses for gorgeous ambient music. Or Pejzaż, where he cuts up Polish records from his vast collection. Or as part of Ptaki, another sample-based project he did with fellow Warsaw resident Jaromir Kamiński. You get the idea—dude makes a lot of music. And a lot of it is very good. Earth Trax is the project that really made us swoon, with a soft-focus, sunset-hued meld of techno, breakbeat, progressive house and trance.

On wonderful records like LP1, melancholy is the operative word, but Kruczyński isn't exactly a sadsack. It's more complex than that, nailing the tears-on-the-dance-floor vibe with the part that many people forget: it's still club music. That's why tracks like "Dream Pop," which kicks off this mix, are so successful—they're heavy but never weighed down by emotion, with a skip in their step and a robust low-end to go with the sighing vocals. 

Kruczyński's RA Podcast is something of an excavation of this sound, using his own tracks and those of like-minded producers to sketch out a style that's equal parts rousing and pensive, midtempo but still propulsive. Over two and a half hours he lets these tracks breathe and leisurely mixes them together, almost like an old-school progressive house double mix CD but in the more vibrant, varied clothes of today—before it starts to unravel into an extended, beatless outro that's worth sticking all the way until the end for.

@earthtraxonline

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/863

RA podcast

RA.863 Earth Trax

In this week's episode of the RA Exchange, we host an exclusive talk with Scottish novelist and playwright Irvine Welsh, who's best known for his 1993 book, Trainspotting. His work raises crucial and provocative questions around class, identity and the human condition, as well as running themes around nightlife and DJ culture. Welsh has always harbored an avid love of electronic music—and acid house specifically.

In this live keynote interview at the Night Time Industries Association conference at E1 in London, he talks to RA's Senior Producer, Chloe Lula, about his enduring love of nightlife as well as the grueling creative process, his new record label and how club music has changed with the advent of new music production technologies and the rise of the bedroom techno producer. "All the good things really happen at night, the real freedom happens at night, the real expression happens at night," he says. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.649 Irvine Welsh: 30 Years on From Trainspotting

Will Silver brings the bracing Litherland to the April slot, with a beautiful mood-changing guest mix. Expect a dominant track selection between the 1994 - 2004 range for the first hour!

Follow Litherland:
https://soundcloud.com/joe-litherland
https://www.instagram.com/litherland_

Follow Will Silver:
https://soundcloud.com/will-silver-official
https://www.instagram.com/willlsilver

Subscribe to Vandezine!
https://vandelayradio.com

29|04|23 - Will Silver Presents: 5000 Years w/ Litherland

SYNTOP FUNDRAISER FOR WAVE OF HOPE

It's the first podcast of our charity series to raise money for „Wave of Hope for the Future” - an initiative founded by refugees for refugees in the camps at the borders of Europe. 
They promote education in the camps by building schools, organizing educational material and supporting teachers. Art and languages form the basis of the education that is made available. 

• For further information, please visit the “Wave Of Hope for the Future” organization on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/WaveOfHopeForTheFuture/

The first contributor is Ben UFO. 
A chosen selection of various genres of electronic music. Fast and smart transitions. 
The Hessle Audio co-founder at his best. 

artist: @benufo
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BenUFO.DJ/

Together we collected 2197€ for the Wave Of Hope organization.
Thank you!

Ben UFO for Wave Of Hope

Bare mix series showcasing both producers and deejays.
Record label based out of the Pacific Northwest.
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Mix Series Vol. 79 by Memphis Glass

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