Name: The Saturday Morning Comedown - Episode 31: Oscar by SutroFM
Duration: 1 h 2 min 2 s
Description: Aired on 06/17/23 -- Oscar Pineda graces the comedown this month with a sultry journey for your Saturday.

Name: Carly Barton (@carl-420)
Pronouns: they/she/
Location: Portland, OR
 
Influences: Chick Corea, Chopin, Ryuichi Sakamoto (+ YMO and co), Suzanne Ciani, a long list of minimal composers, polyrhythm, everything Ninja Tune, anime soundtracks (add me on MAL), brain-melting geniuses Moritz von Oswald + Pole + Atom™ + Jan Jelinek, John K  + Andrew B , Tony Remple  [Musique Plastique] + Cyrus  (my music pen pals), Jock Club , the insane amount of talent and programming in Portland (S1, LE, Spoiler Room, to name a few), Limited Edition>DJ Marcelle, Traxx—most mind-blowing/inspiring DJs I’ve ever seen *I’m not sure how long I should make this…this question makes my brain hurt!
 
Affiliations/Residencies/Projects:
Compilations via:  Manic! / Blankstairs / `hdmr / The Periphery
Side projects:  Vidya World, Anime Resource Center (ARC)
 
Recent projects:
❁ Label:  Disposable Commodities (2021)
Album:  Forage
Format:  Cassette / Digital
https://disposablecommodities.bandcamp.com/album/forage
 
❁ Label:  Co-released by Carly Barton and Variform Gallery (2020)
Title:  OST
Format:  Digital / Sheet music book for solo piano + USB drive (audio album and MIDI)
https://carlybarton.bandcamp.com/album/ost
 
Favorite Quote:
“Put your goals in concrete and your plans in sand...because your plans are going to change”
-Raymond Cosgrove (Grandfather)
 
Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community:
✧ honest art sounds best ✧ break rules (even though there are none) ✧ community really is key ✧ invisible gestures and kindness are always worth the extra effort ✧ jealousy is an unnecessary poison ✧ try not to apologize for being yourself

With this mix Carly asks to please learn more about and consider donating to: 
Don’t Shoot PDX (A Community Action Plan)
Website: www.dontshootpdx.org/
Instagram: @dontshootpdx
 
Don’t Shoot PDX (Portland, OR) is an absolutely essential black-led nonprofit (activists + mutual aid + advocates + organizers + volunteers). Resources (and money!) ensure that people are fed, informed, and looked after—they work really hard to create actual change for and within our local community; they get shit done and do it right.

Tracklist - http://bit.ly/CarlyBartonTrax

Daisychain

Daisychain 167 - Carly Barton

A fresh breath of spring dubs! Ever so sweetly selected to soundtrack your rainy mornings and sunny afternoons. Recorded September 2021... Enjoy x

Manmade Science - Turn Down The Lights
Heiko Laux - Moved
Baby Ford & The Ifach Collective - On The Floor
Innersphere - 3750 Miles
Primitive - Untitled A2
Jose Padilla - Lollipop (I:Cube Remix)
Vince Watson - Fourth Wave
Ronin - More of You
Ron Obvious -  Builded Mind
Youandewan - Pinger
Adam Pits - The Age of Ent
DJ Cat - Night Sounds Tool
DJ Sprinkles - Midtown 120 Blues
DJ Sensé - Digital Spirituality
Housey Doingz - Fonki
Mark Spencer - Retreader (Graeme L Remix)
The Persuader - What’s the Time Mr. Templar
Yokota - Wait for a Day
Telex - En Route Vers De Nouvelles Adventures (I:Cube Remix)
Liqui-Fly - Hypnotize
Mongo Skato - Lean on Me
Aphasia - Acapulco
Dirty Vegas - Days Go By (Full Vocal Mix)

Symphony of Spring

@coupdestace created the perfect mood at Messy Beaucoup; beginning with moody, ambient tones while slowly building into chugging house and industrial.

TASCAM DR-40X

Campout Series: Stacy Christine

@machinewoman joins Public Affair resident @foreverg10 for this month's @noodsradio. Expect everything from funky rhythms to hard hitting techno.

Public Affair 005: Forever with Machine Woman

DEBONAIR connects the musical dots, with a particular affinity for post-punk, techno and vintage electronica.

https://www.nts.live/shows/debonair/episodes/debonair-10th-may-2023

DEBONAIR 100523

Senda Fatal y Dj Gostoso se juntan en esta sesión para traerte los sonidos más armónicos y bonitos, perfecto para acompañar una jornada de trabajo, una sesión de amor o cualquier contexto que invite o necesite de relajación. Ellos son dos viejos conocidos de la escena de Madrid, amigos de muchos años acostumbrados a pinchar en casa aunque rara vez puedes verles juntos en una cabina.

SENDA GOSTOSA: ATAQUE BALEARICO (SENDA FATAL B2B DJ GOSTOSO)

Aired on 06/17/23 -- Oscar Pineda graces the comedown this month with a sultry journey for your Saturday.

The Saturday Morning Comedown - Episode 31: Oscar

Take Care w/ Greer feat. Enter - 06.08.23

Disciple Agency Mix 01: Lord Tusk

Good morning, good evening, good new year. Moods is starting 2019 with Anne Lacy, an archangelic operator of NYC's techno scene. Lacy's mix is a ki to the ki—or, the music they blast on the aux cord in the Uber on the way to the party.

Lacy grew up primarily in the Bay Area—which immediately helps parallel and tie their dedication to hip hop, R&B, and rap. "All of the classics were in constant rotation around me - on the radio, in my friends cars, at the mall, at school dances - I was fully immersed in it," they note. "In my teens, my sister and I started taking hip-hop classes in Oakland taught by a dude who was choreographing and dancing for Aaliyah and Usher at the time. His classes opened a lot of doors to this music for me, as well."

Taking "Hot Boyz" by Missy Elliot, for example, helps ground Lacy's love for the queen. "[It's] a huge one for me. I mean, any track produced by Timbaland at that time was. I’m not sure the first time I heard this track for sure, but I assume it was either in my older sister’s (Sarah) bedroom or in her car. Sarah was such a huge part of my musical discoveries and learnings. They were constantly taking me on adventures into San Francisco in her car—a massive CD book filled to the brim with mix CDs of this shit always in toe. Missy was doing something not a lot of womxn were getting shine for at that time, and I was perpetually in awe of it."

A shift to punk and across the country to Chicago (then to NYC) led Lacy on their path to noise, house, then techno. "I spent a good chunk of my 20s doing vocals in two different bands, which is where I eventually found noise music. I was living in spaces throwing shows, which eventually was a mishmash of punk music and noise music. Noise was definitely my segue to grungier-sounding techno.

"But by proxy of living in Chicago, my first love in dance music was for house music, and from house I found a home in techno years later. My roots in hip hop, rap, and R&B definitely drew me to the percussive and rhythmic elements of house music. It felt familiar and warm."

And last words? "We’re in this scene together—not separately. Make space, learn from one another, admit and apologize for your wrongdoings, grow, and share all that you’ve got. Less ego, more community. Less hypocrisy, more action."

LIST

Souls Of Mischief - 93 ’til Infinity
OutKast - Rosa Parks
Lauryn Hill - Doo Wop
Q-Tip - Vivrant Thing
Amerie - One Thing
TLC - Creep
Big Pun ft. Joe - Still Not A Player
Ghost Town DJs - My Boo
KP & Envyi - Shorty Swing My Way
Ciara - Oh
Whitney Houston - It's Not Right But it's Okay
Missy Elliot - Hot Boyz
Tweet - Call Me
Toni Braxton - He Wasn’t Man Enough
Mariah Carey - Obsessed
Busta Rhymes ft. Janet Jackson - What's it Gonna Be?!
The Roots ft. Erykah Badu - You Got Me

LASTLY

Lacy's mix is paired with Sarah Lucas—a foundational queer British artist who's been working since the 80s. I saw her work at the New Museum during her retrospective and it blew me away—not only does she deal with gender, she breaks it. 

This detail of a car seat she's fitted perfectly with cigarette butts fits perfectly with Lacy's concept of the mix being the tunes you listen to as you ki to the ki. I think it's a perfect fit.

Moods 13: Anne Lacy

@su-baykal

Introduce yourself? Hometown? Where do you currently reside? 1 fun fact about yourself

I’m Su. I was born in New York but am Turkish and have lived there as well as some other places such as Geneva and Cherry Hill, New Jersey. I currently live in New York. 
1 fun fact: I’m a pretty good belly-dancer.

Favorite music collective atm?

SIREN

Favorite mix series?

I’m between Daisychain and BIZAARBAZAAR. 

Listen to 4:44 in your mix… who does this track make you think of?

Spock :)

Favorite decade for music and why?

The future!! Just kidding….I love the 90s, especially the electro made then. 

How do you hydrate at a gig?

Water always! Maybe sparkling water before the gig but NEVER while playing. 

Dream b2b? 

Afrodeutsche or Sentimental Rave

Let’s play a pipipi game… I give you a situation and you give me a track 

**Lost in a storm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIoKH32SaIk

**Sunrise in Berlin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1C4dUOulWq8

**Holiday family dinner when a family member asks “what is techno?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3ZpXPbPWcE

**Convincing coworkers you are not an edm dj
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXYrXtIqwH0

Advice to beginning dj’s?

Try not to doubt yourself. Ignore people who put a lot of weight on “technical expertise”. Remember that there isn’t one way to DJ, how you want to approach it is up to you! 

Secret weapon track?  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jarZE3PZ97E

Describe the best dj/live set you have seen this year?

Erika at Tangent Gallery in Detroit
It felt like walking through a swamp - slow, heavy, syncopated rhythm. It was a very humid-feeling set. 

Where do you see your rave self in 30 years from now?  

I see myself playing ambient music in my living room and floating around with the lights off. 

Most underrated artist at the moment?

So many but some that come to mind are Bergsonist and Eszaid. 

Favorite DJ trick? 

Not really a trick but I love to switch between 4x4 and syncopated kick patterns like between techno and electro or jungle. It gives room to breath and switches up the energy in the room. 


What would you like to see in the future for the dance community?

An end to the idea of the White Technically Adept Guardian of Knowledge Western-European Electronic Musician Man. 
Less sacredness of genres, methods of making music and of DJing.
More ways to play and feel safe for POC, non-binary and women-identifying DJs, artists, ravers, music enthusiasts. 
Less gatekeeping, more experimentation.
More financially accessible raves and parties in New York.

Su Baykal - -240 ˚C

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