Name: SIMA B2B STINA FRANCINA @ STRECK OPEN AIR 15.08 by Stina Francina
Duration: 1 h 2 min 5 s
Description: b2b with @nightsima at @streckgbg open air 15th of august 2020

Illiya started producing his take on the subgenre in 2019, influenced by various styles of electro and trance with an old school aesthetic. 
Combining energetic rave sounds with an industrial undertone and delivering proper dance floor tools with every release. 

His main influences are artists from the pre-2010 techno era, like Glenn Wilson, Thomas Pogadl, Ryuji Takeuchi, Andreas Krämer and various artists from legendary Hydraulix releases.

After doing mostly self-releases Illiya quickly got picked up by well known names in the scenes and is already starting to have releases come out on respected techno labels.

For his performing side he is continuously looking for ways to combine sounds that inspire him, with relentless hard techno tracks. His sets are always a synergy of new and old, with every performance being carefully curated, sometimes even months beforehand.

We are happy to present you the 88th episode of the podcast series with @illiya-korniyenko on this one! Enjoy!

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Harder is an all-inclusive queer techno party for everyone. Whatever your age, whatever your gender, whatever your sexuality, let's come together to share our love for techno. Music knows no boundaries. <3

Harder Podcast #088 - Illiya Korniyenko

OBSCUUR PODCAST 46 | CYNKT

The Brvtalist is proud to present a new mix from Might Be Twins. The Oslo-based duo bring a unique energy to their crushing sets of industrial, techno, trance and beyond. Playing back to back DJ sets and producing dark kicks and emotional melodies, they've quickly become one of our favorite projects and you can look out for an upcoming EP on Brvtalist Sound Recordings.

@mightbetwins

New Brvtalism No. 295 - Might Be Twins

Straight up fire from the manchester duo Kander for number 66 🔥

Tune in now!

@kan-der
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www.instagram.com/kander.info/

Artwork by Ankhsious
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Vault Sessions #066 - Kander

MASS Sessions #249 | MAXX ROSSI

Having cut his cloth in the London underground party scene, Maxx quickly cemented his reputation as a technically accomplished DJ with an ear for quality, genre-transcending techno. He then went on to headline and play parties in most of the major cities around Europe and beyond, with gigs booked as far as the USA and Thailand in 2019. 
A formally trained piano player, and with a diploma in Music Technology and Sound Engineering, Maxx runs his own label Polymeric Records, works as Label Manager for Molecular Recordings, owned by Marco Lenzi, and he worked for 6 years as Label Manager for Austrian label Carbon Audio. He recently quit this position to concentrate on the work for Molecular Recordings. All of these labels are available on vinyl, as MAXX is still making a point of supporting the media. As a matter of facts, he still plays vinyl at his gigs. 
After moving to London from Italy, where he was born, MAXX has released over 100 tracks on vinyl and digital on Polymeric, Planet Rhythm, Primate, Cluster, Suspected, Physical, Berlin Invasion, Carbon Audio, Noise Music, Generator UK, Killawatts, Open Source, Techno Sessions, Interstate One, Interstate Colour and many more, collaborating along the way with many great artists, like Orlando Voorn, Chris Liberator and Pounding Grooves. His work has also been remixed by some great Techno producers, like Steve Stoll, Orlando Voorn, DJ ESP aka Woody McBride, Jam El Mar from Jam & Spoon, Nihil Young, Dolby D, and Subject One, to name few. 
MAXX productions are played and supported by many great DJs around the World: Dave Clarke, Amelie Lens, Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna, Alan Fitzpatrick, Marco Bailey, Ben Sims, Slam, Dax J, Joseph Capriati, I Hate Models, Kobosil, SHDW & Obscure Shape, Anfisa Letyago, Randomer, Regal, Nur Jaber, Claude VonStroke, Thomas P Heckman, Luigi Madonna, Frazi.er, Dr Motte, just to mention a few who play his tracks out in clubs, podcasts, or live radio shows.

Support
▪️ https://soundcloud.com/maxxrossi_official
▪️ www.instagram.com/djmaxxrossi
▪️ linktr.ee/MASS.London

-Tracklist-
1.	NICHO - Ese Lugar
2.	BILLY TURNER - Dream Come Trouw
3.	WOODY MCBRIDE - Who Am I (Hard Mix)
4.	SHLOMO - Dodge This
5.	999999999 - Alarm 303
6.	WOODY MCBRIDE - Rattlesnake
7.	STIGMATA - Tartarus
8.	REGAL - Looking For Balance
9.	MARCO LECKBERT - Mind Fight
10.	DJ OGI - Zestoko
11.	CHAMPAS - Inferno (RAEKKE Remix)
12.	DAX J - Flight 19
13.	CHAMPAS - Solid Movement
14.	STRANGER - Highest Sense
15.	DAS - Takeoff
16.	MASS_IVE - Technoid (MATTHIEU F remix)
17.	KID RIOT - My Reality
18.	MAXX ROSSI - Interstellar
19.	CHARLIE SPARKS - The Vacant Heart

MASS Sessions #249 | MAXX ROSSI

Trin1ty is a futuristic electro, techno and breaks blueprint, a venture into solarpunk aesthetics influenced by IDM, string theory and metabolism philosophy. Conceptually and sonically proposing positive scientific breakthroughs and support the do-it-yourself mentality to expand and fortify the cultural value and reach of electronic music, through viable alternatives that can inspire and even give real solutions for the environment and the cohabitation of human beings, to be able to exploit the real power of technology and help in this transition to improved and more inclusive cities and societies. Non-binary cuz quantum.

Artist @kindcrime-recordings
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/alessandronero_trin1ty/

DIXRUPTCAST 066 | TRIN1TY AKA ALESSANDRO NERO

For this episode and for the followings, I wanted to give the floor to some artists I admire and respect a lot. I believe everyone has ideas, a voice, opinions they want to fight for. I believe we can aspire for a better future world through music. Today, I have invited @aurelieschleger to record a Mixing for a Cause podcast.

MFC 31 : Aurelie Schleger - 77 cents for each $1

Originally from the French Alps, to then establish herself in the province of Quebec, Canada, in the early 90s, it is in Montreal that was born her interest in the techno scene and the art of Djing and mixing vinyl records in 2005, by her own. Today, she’s still a big fan of vinyl records!
Self-taught in this field, thanks to her perseverance and her perpetual curiosity, it is in the Montreal nightlife and underground raves since 2006, played under her old alias ‘’Lill Unseen’’ until 2013, she skillfully demonstrates her personality with techno sounds, while being behind the decks. She has explored different styles of electronic music, from Minimal-Techno, Tech-House, Electro-Techno and Hard-Techno to find her comfort zone in Industrial/Hard- Techno/Electro for a few years now, under her full name: Aurelie Schleger.
In 2007, she graduated from the [RAC] Digital Arts College in Montreal and also participated in several musical productions in collaboration with local artists.
Aurelie also works for multiple labels such as Elektrotribe Records (Germany), Black Leather Records (Colombia) and Atomic Soda Records (France).			
In the past few years, she proudly shared the decks with international Djs like: Radio Slave at Piknic Électronik, FLIM, Ancient Methods, Under Black Helmet, Swarm Intelligence, Orphx, Nuitsible and Öspiel.
Traveling between the latest releases and good old classic vinyl from the early 2000s. Aurelie likes to surprise her audience with a mysterious time-traveling and explore your state of mind, to be only one with you, all on board!	

For this mix, she wanted to raise awareness about the gender pay gap.

Aurelie: “Did you know that ‘’International Pay Equity Day’’ is September 18th? This day should also be for the 364 days of the year. Pay equity, this cause that is close to my heart because still, last year in 2022, women earn 77 cents for each dollar men earn for work of equal value, it's relevant and at this rate, it would take 257 years to close this abyss.
And just a little back in the 1880s, women typically played the role of the homemaker and had worked in textile industries and other industries. Then WWI happened, men left their jobs to serve their country and women replaced their jobs. Women filled many jobs that were brought into existence by wartime needs.  As a result, the number of women employed greatly increased in many industries. This was more than 100 years ago.
So, why do some companies still give less value to their female employees and even this before hiring them? Women today leave university with the same degree as their colleagues and for example, even before being hired in the same company, for the same position, woman will earn 9% less from her first day.
In the health system, it is 24% less than men.
Should we do interviews like ''blind dates'' where we don't even know the candidate's first name? No, I believe that the solution is very simple: transparency, no more barriers, no more glass ceiling, employers should take salary transparency measures for all candidates.
I wanted to dedicate this podcast including female vocals and women producers, for every human, workers, and CEO, to close the gender pay gap, asap.
YOU know your value, bottom line.” 

For more info:
https://www.un.org/en/observances/equal-pay-day
https://www.equalpayinternationalcoalition.org/equal-pay/
https://canadianwomen.org/the-facts/the-gender-pay-gap/

MFC 31 : Aurelie Schleger - 77 cents for each $1 (Vinyl Mix)

#13 by https://soundcloud.com/lokier
Podcast series by Club Rote Sonne from Munich, Germany - www.rote-sonne.com

Rote Sonne Podcast 13 | Lokier

Talent from France

Follow artist https://soundcloud.com/blicz

Monasterio Chamber Podcast #85 Blicz

b2b with @nightsima at @streckgbg open air 15th of august 2020

SIMA B2B STINA FRANCINA @ STRECK OPEN AIR 15.08

UNTREATED Podcast 029 by https://soundcloud.com/fheise

There is this kind of people that constantly yearns for the days ‘back in the days’. A ‘back in the days’ they mostly haven’t even witnessed for themselves. Those good old times when there still was an ‘underground’, when there was no ventilation in clubs, No Champagne at the bar, just ‘real’ Techno and loads of good sex. Well, Frank Heise is not one of those people. He doesn’t spend his time mourning after visions of electronic music and culture long gone. He creates new ones.

From dry and pithy Techno beats to heart-opening Rave-orgasms, from hypnotic Trance lines to disconcerting ambient tunes – Heise knows how to play his electronic claviature. Be it in the studio where he composes and produces his own tracks with analog drum machines and a modular synth system, or in the DJ booth where the notorious vinyl enthusiast shows off his most polished mixing skills. Always in sync, always devoted, always all in.

Well, the underground is long dead, the ventilation is finally installed, and there’s still loads of good sex – just not on the menu.

UNTREATED Podcast 029 | Frank Heise

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Pulzar / Aphotica / STRECK / No Borders / Ismus / Parallell / Carouse / Mitsu / Harder Trax

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SIMA B2B STINA FRANCINA @ STRECK OPEN AIR 15.08

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