together with Nachtzug, check http://initial-gain.de/releases/?artist=Nachtzug

👽 👽 👽 awesome mix 👽 thx robyrt 👽 ¿ ¿ ¿ "qadjev" still unreleased ¿ ¿ ¿ 👽 👽 👽

Vortex Traks Podcast 21 by Selene

Selene has been transmitting techno, ambient and electro beats on the airwaves of intergalactic.fm since 2012 — first as the host of The Teahouse on IFM’s beloved ambient channel The Garden, and then on The Dream Machine as the host of Special Circumstances. Originally schooled in acid house at full moon raves by the Wicked Soundsystem in the San Francisco Bay Area, she moved to New York where she developed her love of techno thanks to events like the legendary New Music Seminar. Any additional free time was spent digging through crates at Temple Records in Soho and throughout various sidewalk sales and flea markets in the city. Records from this Vortex Traks podcast are from this era.

https://soundcloud.com/selene-theteahouse

Keith Tucker - Brace Yourself [Electrocord]
Electric Soul - X2 [Direct Beat]
Audiotech - Phase Two [Metroplex]
Aaron Carl - Down (Electro Mix) [Metroplex]
Aux 88 - Electric Light [Direct Beat]
Ultradyne - Cataclysm [Sabotage]
Dopplereffekt- Speak and Spell [Dataphysix Engineering]
Drexciya - Living on the Edge [Submerge]
Il.Ek.Tro - Nodes [Klang Elektronik]
Drexciya - Aquatic Bata Particles    [Submerge]
Krok - Amp Error (Ectomorph Version) [Interdimensional Transmissions]
Voice Stealer - Acrobat [Subvert]
Soul Oddity - Odd Job (Rhythm Box Version) [Schematic]
Le Car -  Motorway [Ersatz Audio]
Drexciya - Red Hills of Lardossa [Submerge]

Vortex Traks Podcast

Vortex Traks Podcast 021 - Selene

Episode 687 - 11/11/2022

This week on @DarkScienceElectro we listen to a Detroit legend, the one, and only @dj-dijital-1

Anthony Rother - PSI Robotics- 
Detrechno - After Shock
DJ K1 - Cosmic Flight 
Erotek - Unknown 
Jessbeatz - Techno Fobia
J Shaw - Surfing Galaxies
Jessbeatz - Lights 
Professor X - Techno Kut
X-Men - Revenge of the X Men
Jessbeatz - La’ Machine 
Impakt - Defcon
Di'jital Blak - Orson Chronicles
AUX 88 - Moon Walker 
Di'jital - Proto Beats
Di'jital - Jit 2 This 
Dynamix II - Techno Bass
AUX 88 - You Don’t Want None of This
DJ Assault & AD'E - Numerals 
Keith Tucker - Electro Lights
Di'jital - 808 Kits 
Tricky D & Debonair  - Take it to the Max
Di'jital - Return of the Hacker
Reconstruct/ Dj K1 Remix 
Shawescape Renegade - Geisteszustand
Scan 7 - Made 2 Last
Bart Karlos - Shaftwerk

The open-minded attitude of understanding the World of Jazz, Soul, Funk, Disco, and even Hip Hop makes it much easier to figure out what may have caused the emergence of the Detroit Techno and Electro scene. This is the case of Lamont Norwood, also known as DJ Di'jital, who grew up with all these groove influences.

Of course, it was the sounds of Kraftwerk in the first moment, and after that the Street Dance culture that guided him – mainly with the Electro-Funk classics of the beginning of the eighties. Fascinated, Norwood was caught by a whole movement that started with the Funk culture, but whose roots lie miles ahead. Largely influenced by the street sounds of Afrika Bambaata, Newcleus, and Cybotron that swirled into his mind during the eighties, Lamont decided to stretch to the boundaries and started a deep journey of musical research.

His DJ story began even before the acquaintance of the turntables at the beginning of the nineties: he started with double tape decks at a parent’s house with very limited options. But the natural mixing skills and the density of his musical background took him far beyond his dreams: more than ten years ago, he became a professional DJ, even if his professional highlight was yet to come.

Before the so-called professional ascension, he played tons of House parties as a Cabaret DJ. To be really integrated into the scene, it was just a question of time. He quickly shifted behind the decks and became part of the most important professionals behind the electro scene from the nineties. His melting pot of Electro-Funk, techno, booty and ghetto tech elements with scratching skills created a very unique ambiance in which DJ Di'jital drove the crowds wherever he wanted to.

In 1996, Lamont Norwood integrated the brilliant Aux 88 as their DJ and had the pleasure to experience live shows with them for years. In the same year 1996, he released his first track, 'Radar2Bass' which, according to his statements, was meant to be a 'Sinister Techno Bass'. It appeared on the 'Xperience De Bass II' EP by Direct Beat, the same label through which he released his first single: “Prototype”, a kind of definition for his sound, a free sound that was made to be included on the open-minded DJ’s repertories, which were really free to do whatever they wanted. He also released several other productions, remixes, and a couple of CDs through Direct Beat records, one of the most important labels of the electro scene.

Essentially versatile in the music scene, DJ Di'jital built a really solid foundation as a world-class DJ all these years. His repertories, which are an amazing combination of electro classics with more contemporaries, should not be missed. He is currently building a new recording studio and Arcade in Downtown Detroit.

Additional resources:
https://djdijital2.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/djdijital1/
https://www.facebook.com/djdijital1
https://www.discogs.com/artist/1218-DJ-Dijital

www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme

DJ Di'jital

Dark Science Electro presents: DJ Dij'ital guest mix

The final podcast of 2022 comes from the producer, selector and up-and-coming film scorer Poperttelli AKA Jonathan Cambefort. The Frenchman has been active in the scene for more than 7 years, co-running the cassette-focused label Maturre in Berlin as well as releasing full EPs on Brokntoys, Lost Dogs Entertainment, and dozen of singles and remixes on other platforms. With a keen ear for melody, Poperttelli’s versatile vision can seamlessly bring together anything from grubby electro or industrial EBM to hypnotic or even funky drifts. Poperttelli’ DT podcast 198 is full of well-executed changes of style and tone as well as evocative soundscapes, shaping up a great listening experience in the midst of the current winter gloominess. We've also spoken with the artist about his upbringing, post-pandemic thoughts and music ventures.

Full interview, tracklist and more info at home: https://digital-tsunami.org/music/dt/198-poperttelli

Digital Tsunami 198

Interview

Digital Tsunami 198 - Poperttelli

We're delighted to welcome C.L.A.W.S. to the series as we close the year. The San Francisco-based artist runs the lauded Squirrels on Film label Solar and Immortal Sin with Tyrell. They include releases by Tans, Lokier, Bill Converse, Chris Mitchell, and his own work. We'd describe the sound as raw electronics with the confidence to be bizarre and odd. Aside from curating and producing, he is a drummer for a San Francisco synth psych band among other collaborations. He's blessed the series with an hour and a half of vinyl only, non-stop steamrolling electro, EBM and jak-tinted journey. Lock in!

@claws

Galactic Funk Podcast 113 - C.L.A.W.S.

«Robyrt Hecht is a man of endless energy.» [Igloo Magazine]

A music producer since 2 decades, a vinyl DJ since 1 decade and a record shop owner since 3 years, Robyrt Hecht from Leipzig, Germany has touched on almost every aspect of the underground electronic music scene. Besides his label YUYAY Records and his involvement in the now defunct label and record shop Possblthings, he is founding member of Electro label and event crew Clear Memory. Additionally he co-founded the record shop Sleeve++. He's specialised in emotive Electro and IDM/Electronica with a bunch of robotic Funk added to the mix.

For our podcast he decided not to do a DJ mix, but instead he compiled a few of his unreleased tunes, dug up from old harddrives and polished them up for you to discover and enjoy.

A selection of *unreleased* productions by Robyrt Hecht and colleagues – if you are an interested label: feel free to message @robyrthecht about a potential release. Thanks!

Tracklist:
Robyrt Hecht – Spiloga
Robyrt Hecht – Serious Business
Robyrt Hecht – Some Letter
Robyrt Hecht – July of Winter
Robyrt Hecht – Grades
Stranded Wires – Untitled Jam
Robyrt Hecht – Royal Swines
Robyrt Hecht – Sharp & Simple
Nachtzug & Robyrt Hecht – Presenting Is Fitness
Robyrt Hecht – Migoh Delle
VR-System – First Track
Robyrt Hecht – Mogibil
Robyrt Hecht – Cyrogenic Laboratory
Demian - Untitled A3 (Robyrt Hecht Remix)
Robyrt Hecht – Qadjev
Norman Hecht & Robyrt Hecht – Supposed 2B
(most titles are working titles)

Which artists has influenced you the most?

- Too many to make a concise list, but to name a few: Nachtzug, James Stinson, Mad Mike, DMX Krew, Dynarec, Dave Monolith ...

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- As always, several collaboration tracks on Clear Memory are in the pipeline. Also another track on Hilltown Disco.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- I’m generally more interested in the past than the present, and I listen to most contemporary records after a while, because only then can you hear whether it's relevant or just a fad. But here, for example: I discovered the incredible work of Shook last year; the LP 'System' (EPI 018) is the perfect Future-Funk experience. Also Cygnus never disappoints.

What inspires you now to create music?

- Definitely working with my Clear Memory colleagues. We're a group of about a dozen people, half of whom are producers. Visiting their studios, working together on tracks and learning from each other is deeply inspiring.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- I’m using a setup, which hasn't changed in probably a decade: Hardware as sound sources (Roland Alpha Juno-1, Korg MS-20, Doepfer MS404, MAM MB33, MAM VF-11 Vocoder, Yamaha E1010 Delay, …) and as a DAW I use Bitwig for composition, arrangements, FX and mixdown.

Follow:
Soundcloud: @robyrthecht
Bandcamp: https://clearmemory.bandcamp.com

Strange But Dance Music #104: Robyrt Hecht

Romain Jauzas a.k.a. Jauzas The Shining (@jauzastheshining) is a well-known personality within the electro scene. This French artist made a name for himself in the early 2000s as one of the resident DJs at Zoobizarre in his hometown, Bordeaux, and hasn’t stopped spreading his love to the electro genre since then, not only as a DJ but also as a producer on labels such as Transient Force, New Flesh, Space Factory, or Brokntoys among others. On this occasion, Jauzas The Shining offers an eclectic and catchy journey full of his very own productions. Enjoy it!
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TRACKLIST:
1)analyse me (Tripalium)
2)anxiety(shipwrec)
3)the future sound of Ibiza(Diffuse Reality)
4)digital sensation (shipwrec)
5)not release
6)Traveling light (Gladio operations)
7)silence (soil records)
8)Hydrostatic (Tripalium)
9)lifeforms(Tripalium)
10)Forever (fume records)
11)Without return(Tripalium)

N2MU PDCST074 - Jauzas The Shining

In our new episode of Gladiocast, we have the pleasure of featuring Dublin-based Welshman Chris Morgan who releases his music under the alias CH415. With releases on such renowned labels as Brokntoys, AC Records and Furthur Electronix, Chris gives us this fantastic and fast-paced electro mix.  Enjoy it!!


En nuestro nuevo episodio de Gladiocast, tenemos el placer de contar con el galés con base en Dublín Chris Morgan que pública su música bajo el alias CH415. Con lanzamientos en sellos tan reconocidos como Brokntoys, AC Records o Furthur Electronix, Chris nos regala este fantástico y trepidante electro mix. Disfruten!!


https://soundcloud.com/ch415
https://ch415.bandcamp.com/

Tracklist:

1. Labyrinthine - Rituali Angelorum Cadentium [WEME]
2. Abstract Thought - Untitled [Clone]
3. Bitstream - Communion (Arcade Mix) [Frustrated Funk]
4. CH415 - Bye Minks [Furthur Electronix]
5. PRZ - OK Electronic [Clone]
6. UR - Base Camp Alpha 808 [Underground Resistance]
7. CH415 - Moving On [Furthur Electronix]
8. Bitstream - Glycon [Frustrated Funk]
9. UR - Electronic Warfare (Vocal) [Underground Resistance]
10. Automatic Tasty - R U Local [Sleepers]
11. Datawave - Aurora [Electro Records]
12. PRZ - The Zone [Clone]
13. CH415 - Primary Hydra Spin [AC Records]
14. The Advent - True Combo [Combination Research]
15. ReQuest - lc-X3 Patrol Cruiser M [WEME]
16. The Exaltics - 10 0seco Ndstil Lmidnight (Lorenz.Orx RMX) [Clone]
17. 214 - Around the Bend [Klakson]
18. Adapta - Untitled [Brutalist Sunset]
19. Reptant - The Clique's Clack [Trust]
20. DMX Krew - Vacuum Surfers [Cultivated Electronics]
21. E8 - Micropacer [Marguerita]
22. DMX Krew - Overseer [Cultivated Electronics]
23. Labyrinthine - Cotard Delusion [WEME]
24. Silicon - g.i.t.m. [V-MAX]
25. Labyrinthine - Calicem Haeresis [WEME]

Gladiocast #29 - CH415

First hour features a guest mix from  Amsterdam-based producer, DJ, and event organizer https://soundcloud.com/bertram-croes from the https://soundcloud.com/galactic-funk-amsterdam crew. Following his presentation is a live recording of vinyl selections from Kosmik b2b with https://soundcloud.com/rodney-kh at a recent event held 2.25.23 at Rubycon Records in LA.

BL Radio EP 103 -  BERTRAM [GALACTIC FUNK]

Meet Chris Mitchell, a talented DJ and producer based in the United States. He is the brain behind Feral Colony, an uncompromising label featuring artists such as TLXCO, Sons of Traders, Chupacabras, Blackmoon77, and BenjiDF. Prior to this he co-founded Vanguard Sound and Anunnaki Cartel.

Chris has released his most recent music on a variety of labels including Squirrels on Film, Sons of Traders, Italo Moderni, Black Lodge, Soil, and his own imprint Feral Colony. Additionally, he holds a monthly residency with Mutant Radio, showcasing future releases and current favorites.

| EPISODE 165 | Crhis Mitchell

@mejle

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youtube.com/watch?v=Akp-lJM30aA

archive of HÖR shows:
soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/sets/hoer-x-mechatronica

Tracklist:
Boulderhead - Metamorphose
Mr. Ho - Perfect Round
/DL/MS/ - Cinnamon
L-R - Tiger Stripes
Luz1e - Sonic Measurements
MMT-8 - Cosmic Warp
Computor Rockers - Microprocessor (Remix)
No Moon - Where Am I
Alex Jann - Propeller
? - forthcoming Mechatronica
? - forthcoming Mechatronica
? - forthcoming Mechatronica
Gamma Intel - End Of Star
Booty Buster - Back At It
Kincaid - Ghost Dog
? - forthcoming Mechatronica
Fluctuosa - Riist
Tim Reaper - Agony Tonight

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instagram.com/mechatronicamusic

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HÖR x Mechatronica: MEJLE (10-03-2023)

Veleno Viola is proud to announce a podcast series hosting EBM/Synth/Wave/Industrial/Electro artists.
First episode is from Yuega, pseudonym used by Nicolò Stefanelli, a Bologna-based (IT) dj and producer. His project started years before the 2020 pandemic, releasing limited-edition DIY tapes. Now he lurks in the lowest depths of the Italian Underground.
His music is an updated version of the 80’s electronic experiments, a crossover between the paranoia of the current clubbing scene and the roots of electronic music, a journey into an underground world, filled by nostalgic impulses and modern concepts.
An interpretation involved in this life-long passion.

Veleno Viola Podcast #1: YUEGA

Electronic podcast since 2016.
The purpose and objectives of this podcast is not only to explore all sorts of different facets of Electro and Experimental Music, but also to reveal the influence on music through the location of the artist.

Strange But Dance Music #104: Robyrt Hecht

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