Theo Gramal (@theogramal) is the musical project of Leipzig based nature’s child Luca, artist and creator of our today‘s podcast # 062. 
We’re happy to share with you his very first live set - a warm coloured mosaic he has designed in his studio in collaboration with friends, containing exclusively his own productions.
When Luca learned to make music and express moods and feeling through it in his early 20s, a whole new world opened up for him, quickly getting addicted to creating those fluffy and energetic vibes we know him for.
With warm and deep baselines, melodious grooves with oriental touches and playful patterns, his sound makes you wander through imaginary worlds of warmth and mystery. 
To follow Theo Gramal’s idea of a bird as an inner spirit animal, a symbol of lightness and freedom, we invite you to get up, feel light like a flying creature, move and forget about gravity, just flow and enjoy the rhythms with us. ❤️

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UCR #062 by Theo Gramal

Short Circuit #009

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Short Circuit 009 by éner

ÆNTENNA is OUT NOW! I cant believe it! This album was over 5 years in the making so its very special to finally be able to share it with the world! These sounds helped me get through some crazy times and so I really do hope you can also get something out of this music! Much love to you all! Be sure to follow www.instagram.com/herzeloydemusic/ for all my updates! ❤️ 🎧 🔥 #vibes4eva

ÆNTENNA

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Inhale deeply and immerse yourself once more in the ethereal sounds of @ali_dada, as "nanou" comes to life once again with four reinterpretations of their original EP. The remixes showcase the talents of Lokke, Skarú, Jiony, and Daniel Imhof—whose creative endeavors add new dimensions to ali dada's dreamy and unwinding music.

Their original productions artfully blend elements from diverse and distant genres, fusing experimental ambient vibes with jazzy, psychedelic guitars, and mellow hip-hop beats. Through extended jam sessions, the trio crafts music that evokes a desire to slow down, linger, and immerse oneself in the carefully crafted sonic landscapes. The music is filled with subtle elements, including snippets and field recordings, delivering delightful acoustic surprises that encourage dreaming and transcendence. 
The remixers share their personal experiences with "nanou" and the motivations behind their creative choices. @lokke expressed his admiration for the warm music and chose "zwueschetag" for its beautiful softness. @skaruu, drawn to the relaxing summer vibes, selected "laguna" to experiment with beat patterns and sample chopping. @jiony found comfort in the EP's blend of electronic downtempo and instrumental music, remixing "345" to infuse it with downtempo dance floor drums and nostalgic guitar phrases. @daniel-imhof, while initially hesitant to remix ali dada's unique music, found inspiration during his days in the serene valley of Onsernone, rearranging and adding subtle touches to "eineno."
 
The "Nanou Remixes" EP is a reflection of creativity, showcasing the versatility and ingenuity of both ali dada and the remixers. It stays true to the essence of "nanou" but like revisiting a beloved place with fresh, wonder-filled eyes, it beckons listeners to step aboard again, finding the familiar with a delightful, evocative twist.

ali dada - zwueschetag (Lokke Remix)

This EP is inspired by the cultural heritage which the Argentines and Chileans seek to perpetuate. Ulises has developed cultural and emotional bonds towards the natives, whose struggles he feels and shares. Struggles for their own traditions, their own lands and their own existence. Thanks to the resistance of cultures like the Mapuche we can now enjoy traditional melodies and instruments, such as kultrungs, charangos and quenas, that Ulises skilfully merges with an electronic timber palette to achieve the deep organic sound that we can appreciate in this EP. 
Uña pays homage to the acclaimed quena player Uña Ramos, from the mountainous Jujuy province. Pewünguen derives from a chant in Mapudungun, the Mapuche language, that celebrates the rebirth of nature in spring. Here, the artist adopts the same chant metaphorically, to wish the rebirth of the Mapuches. 
Musician by formation, Ulises plays guitar, keyboard, and drums. Such multi-instrumental skills provide him with a broad range of sounds to blend and wedge into the electronic beat. Talking about the aesthetic he craves, Ulises stated “I want to have the possibility to choose any timber from any source I feel the music needs. No limits!” …and limitless is his desire to explore the vastness of sounds, to experiment new combinations. 
Besides the original tracks, the EP comprises four gems by Carrot Green, Steffen Kirchoff, Arutani, Coss & Iorie, who remixed Ulises’ productions. 

Follow Ulises, Coss & Iorie:
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@coss 
@iorie

Ulises - Pewünguen (Coss & Iorie Remix)

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Lassi Session no.4
with @barda__ from Buenos Aires.
Afternoon delight, cocktails and moonlit nights.

Barda - "Šipo Ekflugas" / LASSI SESSIONS 004

mixed by @danielhokum
Track list: bit.ly/3cuGCGc
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"Muchas veces el mundo pareciera una distopía imaginada por Orwell. Y pareciera que cada vez nos alejamos más y más de aquella utopía en la que queremos convertir el mundo. El sonido de Daniel Hokum cae en la primera categoría, es un sonido oscuro y distópico, muchas veces abstracto y profundo. Conforme te adentras en su trabajo musical vas descubriendo un mundo de sonidos futuristas. Pero, si algo nos ha enseñado el mundo real es que no importa cuántas distopías y utopías podamos imaginar, PORQUE LA REALIDAD SIEMPRE SUPERA LA FICCIÓN, y de este modo el sonido de Hokum supera todo lo que puedas imaginar.

Disfruta de este viaje trascendental de cincuentaiocho minutos con treinta y seis segundos."

STΛRGLØW

NØVΛ

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