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It’s done. K.O. 
The stickiness kreeps out of the studio window. All inspiration is bundled. What stays is the trash on the carpet, the coffee cups and a last sunbeam, which is entering the scene on that late summer day. Two guys knocking with theirs feet on the floor. You see them smile. The first album of Kollektiv Ost is ready to enter the club.

We are listening to 12 tracks filled with emotions and with a wide view on electronic music. All songs are fun and straddle a few genres without sounding cheap. “K.O.“ is like a perfect soundtrack, starting with wild and deep claps in “Shanti“, switching to a melodic “Slow Me Down“, breaking the silence with a tech number like „ Da Thong“. Everything is in a flow, the vocals are sparely but on the right point.

German based Sandro Schäufler and Marcel Schulz used the energy from two different worlds to bring on that album, which is simply fresh. One of them lives in the capital of Techno, in a crazy and loud world, where music is like a pulse rate - Berlin. Meanwhile Sandro stays in his native country with a view on lakes, trees, untouched nature and many moments of total silence. And that is, what you are hearing in songs like „Winter Game“ or „Not Yet“. It is a mixture of influences, well balanced and gently brought to the peak.

First of all, let’s clean up. Close the window, take your time. Go out, find your way into the club. Breath in deeply and then, come with us into a world full of synthetic lights and timeless moments. Have a look on the stage, where two guys knocking with theirs feet on the floor. You see them smile. “K.O.“- It’s done. 
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05 - K.O. - Slow Me Down (Snippet)

When I'm on tour travelling I like to do edits. While waiting in airports, cars, vans, trains, customs, hotels, soundchecks I do them. This is one of my favourites. 

Ishinohana - Lucía (John Talabot's Sunset edit)

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First Listen: Kessel Vale - 'Blue Portrait' (Rhythm Nation)

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2015/12/ancestral-voices-metamorphosis/

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Download: Ancestral Voices - Metamorphosis

The Sight Below & カオス - Conversazioni Stellari (Seattle Mix)

Essaie Pas - « Demain Est Une Autre Nuit » & « Dépassé Par le Fantasme » 
Bagarre - «  Ris Pas »
Music Direction: Elodie Tacnet / Remix: Laurent Bébin

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Music : Kabylie Minogue 
Mastering : Mathis Kolkoz
Artwork : BnF - Collection Gentil 

Contact : kabylie.minogue@gmail.com

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Cet épisode est le premier d'un cycle consacré aux musiques soufis, et plus particulièrement aux chants liturgiques musulmans du Maghreb. Ce podcast est une introduction à l'héritage musical soufi de Tunisie.
Son nom, "de la Céleste Bienveillance", est un hommage et une traduction littéral de l'arabe de "Hezb el latif" l'une des plus célèbres litanies soufi tunisiennes. Il s'agit du morceau introductif de ce podcast. Les tunisien.nnes auront forcément en mémoire les vers de ce chant, transmis de génération en génération depuis des siècles.

Playlist indicative :

De La Céleste Bienveillance: introduction aux musiques soufies tunisiennes | Vintage Arab Emission 6

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"The record embodies my story of duality within the context of identity, insomuch as the idea that every person has a deeper layer we don't show on the surface."

We all know that words are not often able to articulate the deepest feelings buried somewhere in our minds. Sophia Saze the DJ and producer from Tbilisi, Georgia has a lot of those emotions about which she composed a sonic book as her debut album on Kingdoms. 'Self Part 1' is the first segment of the album.

Living in Brooklyn, New York, she chose a home to settle after a lot of moving around. As her parents were political refugees, her life has always been riddled by new places of living, which made it hard for her to define her own identity. Musically, those struggles are manifested in the various musical influences that shaped her special style and thus Self Part 1. Coming from a classical musical education, she soon got entangled with electronic dance music where she rapidly made it up to a thoroughly self-assured name on the scene. Just 1,5 years ago she released her kickstarting EP Solace on Dusk & Haze, her own label she established at he same instant. With remixes by Umwelt and Benjamin Demage the EP thrilled the international dance music press around Groove-Magazin, Dj Mag and Mix Mag, along airplay on BBC Radio 1 and NTS Radio. Also her track 'Fall' appearing on Get Physical's Words Don't Come Easy Compilation left some serious impressions.

Renouncing from this rather dancefloor orientated matters, she now managed to create an Ambient-kind of album, yet defying any categorization. For 'Self Part 1' she paused: took a deep breath and looked inside her mind and soul. Then she transferred the bundled emotions into these fourteen tracks, mainly within a sleepless 48-hours studio session. Processing raw field recordings and samples that relate to her childhood, such as from soviet cartoons and VHS recordings from her family make a well seasoned and personal storytelling. The tracks itself are short but on point, considering the whole piece as a concept album that needs to be listened at once all the more, or as Saze points it out:
"I feel that the element of patience is somewhat of a lost commodity in our generation, I wanted to reiterate the idea that if you don't have the willingness to sit through the whole thing, then you're not really stepping into listening to it with the right mindset to begin with."
The sounds in 'Self Part 1' paint pictures of underwater worlds with a density of noises and soundscapes that consist of all manners of samples and distinct crackles from her machines. Nothing is still, liquid like raindrops falling from cloudy skies the tracks cover the listeners souls. Slight edges of beats are sometimes shimmering through, then going under again in thoughtful and melancholic layers, strictly held in minor. The feel meanders between ice cold harmonies and touchingly warm sound-design.

kds009, June 16th, 2019, Cassette & Digital

A1. Sophia Saze: Salome (სალომე)
A2. Sophia Saze: Bare
A3. Sophia Saze: Tsminda (წმინდა)
A4. Sophia Saze: Punches
A5. Sophia Saze: Howl
B1. Sophia Saze: Flower
B2. Sophia Saze: Orbits
B3. Sophia Saze: Volk (волк)
B4. Sophia Saze: De Dios
B5. Sophia Saze: Torn
B6. Sophia Saze: Safe
B7. Sophia Saze: Kera (კერა)
B8. Sophia Saze: Mirror Mirror
B9. Sophia Saze: Aliens

Self - Part 1

Sophia Saze - Volk (волк)

Music: Kabylie Minogue
Artwork: Amedeo Preziosi  (1816–1882)
Poem: Djalâl ad-Dîn Rûmî (1207–1273) read by Tahar Bensafiddine

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Syn·chro·nize (sngkr-nz, sn-) v.tr.:
To cause soundtrack and action to match exactly. 

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