Tim Taylor - Fear of Music (Chancellor Remix)

Joey Beltram - The Start It Up (Claude Young Remix)

Discotamination (Dave Angel Rework) - Kamaflarge

"Rilkean heart I looked for you To give me transcendent experiences
To transport me out of self and aloneness And alienation into a sense of
One-ness and connection ecstatic and magical I became a junkie for it
I came looking for the next high And I'm sorry. It seems things are indicative to, 
A distinct desire to Observe such, Heal such Behave such that makes this hard for me 
At the bosom Or the breast Or the forehead Or the fist My mouthing at you 
My tongue the stake I should welt should I hold you I should gash should I kiss you. 
Brush by gracefully A love as big as a risk Fills you up And you can't look on. 
Fein Funnel Fresh aches Honey they're losing me thistle follow 
Will he see a ya ya ya ya thistle fresh aches Honey they're losing me 
Think so follow Will we se ya ya ya ya ya"

(Song lyric snippets, Elisabeth Fraser, Cocteau Twins, 1982-1986)
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Phormix Podcast #249 ● Ofra

DETECT 150. 
150 artists from across the planet, sharing their music with us and allowing us to share it with the world.

For 150 we have invited the producer @dima-kachan to contribute an hour to our mix series. 

A musical journey that began in 2009 in Warsaw’s hardore & punk enclaves quickly grew into something far bigger, and he established Pravda25 in 2018. 

Best known for the organisation of the renowned queer event Somasutra, this has become a vibrant space where people unite to celebrate music, diversity, and the essence of liberation. This same spirit permeates all of his work; anchored in punk music and a profound appreciation for classic techno, this sense of freedom is manifest in both his DJ sets and his own productions.

DETECT [150] - Dima Kachan

Juan Atkins' Infiniti project combines raw tactility and puristic elegance with Skynet, where slinking grooves mask chaotic frequencies and roughly-hewn structure.

Alongside fellow Detroit legend Terrence Dixon who appears on several tracks, Atkins exposes the life and emotion in machines, outputting a biomorphic atmosphere of industrial soul.

The ongoing importance of this album is indisputable, essential both to techno and to Tresor.

Electric Circus

Infiniti - Electric Circus

Order here:
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/dj-1985-we-trippin-vinyl/1038665-01/

Especial welcomes new artist DJ 1985 to the label. As so often, the idea of pushing new music has been the raison d'etre of the past decade. An EP of a love for Acid, from the breaks anthem of the title We Trippin’ to exploring the ethereal and even mind-melting Ambient House and Balearic of how the Roland TB-303 has become a fundamental element in the history of electronic music.

Soviet born; Belgrade exile Stanislav is DJ 1985. A man of many monikers, came to House later, originally progressing from Breaks, Hardcore and onto Drum and Bass as DJ Saint Man, a Mixmaster in the truest sense, switching it up to include Ghetto House and Booty, DJing led to producing, finally seeing DJ 1985 emerged to encompass Acid, Bleep, Breakbeat, Chicago and beyond.

A DJ supreme from the old school – check his Boiler Room mix for live vinyl dexterity – his productions nod to Aphex Twin and the Rephlex / UK lineage, the Techno. Electro of masters Underground Resistance and Drexciya and on to Italo, Italian House and early 90s New Jersey and New York’s golden period and of course the masters Kraftwerk, all influence the sounds of this debut EP.

Starting as 808 and 909 Electro and Techno jams, all the tracks are recorded live, MPC, synth and drum machines, no computers involved. We Trippin’ is built around the “Think” break, with trippy 303 line, some 808, synths and off we go “we trippin”.

Dolphin and Sirens was inspired by the Boka Bay dolphins of Montenegro, near where the recording was made. A flotation bath of warm dreamy acid beats and aquatic found sound, fast, shifting breaks, the Adriatic Sea of Croatia and beyond beckoning.

Catland’s title is a nod to Stanislav’s love of all the feline, but the breaks’n’303 cut is an endlessly uplifting spark, celestial, a cosmic evolutionary odyssey.

DJ 1985 completes his debut EP with the aptly titled The Last One. Spherular, mysterious, this rise of spatial breaks is a reawakening of symbolic music that is touched by both East and West. Stanislav’s music intersects, trans-national, almost spiritual and psychedelic. Live jamming, more hearted, the snap electro percussion, dream-laden pads are twinned with an ethereal otherness via the endless possibilities of the TB-303.

A2. DJ 1985 - Dolphins & Sirens

AZA is a North American Techno Artist: DJ / Producer. AZA is carving out a distinct place in the North American techno landscape, emerging as one of the
Midwest's most compelling new voices. Her performances, ranging from intimate clubs to major stages across the U.S. 

AZA’s sound is a tapestry woven from an eclectic blend of influences—classical music's grandeur, the raw pulse of techno music, and the rich cultural rhythms of her Caribbean roots. This fusion is no accident; her early years were spent singing opera in San Francisco from the age of 12, a foundation that has shaped her nuanced approach to music. AZA's performances and sets are a celebration of energy and emotion, her mission clear: to spread love through the universal language of music, one set at a time.

SOUNDCLOUD:

https://soundcloud.com/deejayaza

INSTAGRAM:

http://instagram.com/isisazarene

AZA 🇺🇸 Groove Harmony 16.02.25 FNOOB TECHNO RADIO

soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/oasara
instagram : https://www.instagram.com/oasa.ra/?hl=fr

Bobbi Watson invites Oasara @ GIMIC - 20 February 2025

Cant get out

Kingdom

PREMIERE: MR0099 - GØNGOM - Work Lounge (Original Mix).

Claude Young - As You Like It (1998) - Part Two

There is so much musical diversity and sheer ingenuity on FSOL's music.  Gaz Cobain has said that FSOL's mentality has always been about making a journey of an album rather than focusing on trying to have hit singles. Here is a mix of rare and obscure tracks sampled by FSOL, remixes of the band, covers and edits. 
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Well the way I see it it's exactly the same. There ain't no difference between a flying saucer and a time machine. People get so hung up on specifics. They miss out on seeing the whole thing. Take South America for example. In South America thousands of people go missing every year. Nobody knows where they go. They just like disappear. But if you think about it for a minute, you realize something. There had to be a time when there was no people. Right? Full tracklist here: https://funkyjeff77.wordpress.com/2023/03/13/sampling-fsol-a-collection-of-samples-rarities-remixes-covers/

Claude Young - As You Like It (1998) - Part Two

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