S2 with the whip shit!! LesssssGooooooO 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@sharlese took us under her wing and lit up The Grove on Friday night. Slinky techno, industrial,  and synthed out bangers

Campout Series: Sharlese

single take no edits no plan just some tracks ive been feeling

feel free to ask for ids in the comments!

trip computer (ss22)

Get the party started with DJ Wawa & Clay Wilson's Hit Factory Records.

https://www.nts.live/shows/hit-factory/episodes/hit-factory-27th-october-2022

Hit Factory w/ Ali Berger 271022

As Moods 56, Max Watts @limitednetwork takes us back two generations in his family's history. Consider this a prologue in the Max Watts book of Funk. For Max, funk runs in the family and there is no shame in embracing that which he knows from his father Eli and his Grandfather Marzette. 

Moods is community curated and community supported. By helping us out, you're directly supporting artist commissions, curator fees, merchandise, and materials for parties. Give us a buck, four, or more a month here: danielsharp.cargo.site/Moods

1) Where did you grow up? Was it a single place or many places? How did this influence the songs you listened to?

I grew up in Nashville, TN where my Grandfather died. My Dad was living with him at the time, and decided that it would be a good place to raise a kid. That same neighborhood is where I spent my childhood. 

2) Can you pick one song in the mix and explain where you first listened to it

The first two tracks played in the mix are from my Grandfather Marzette in his self-titled Free Jazz record, Marzette And Company. I remember having to write a paper on it in high school and fully listening to it. But my pops definitely played it around us when we were younger.

3) Who “introduced” you to these songs? Was it a person, a radio station, a CD, or something else?

My dad introduced me to early hip hop and other electronic sounds really young with films like Beat Street and records from Kraftwerk, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Funkadelic, etc. He also introduced me to jazz artists like Don Cherry, The Pat Metheny Group, and some of Miles Davis’ fusion recordings. While I was younger, He was in a funk band growing up called Small Axe. This band was formed from the equipment Marzette had left when he passed away in the late 90s. The band eventually parted ways and my pops was working on his own productions, but I remember hearing those sounds from our smoky garage. Those were the first electronic sounds I heard. That was in 2008 when he started using Logic Pro. He later gave me his and his dad’s record collection along with all the production notes from Marzette’s studio days. My pops definitely made sure in passing down a diverse range of music in our family growing up.

4) Where and when did you first hear techno? What drew you to it? Who did it sound like it was for?

When I first heard techno around 2018, it must have been a mix from The Wizard - his Essential Mix on BBC Radio from 1998. I had no idea this music came from Detroit, but it made sense and aligned with my musical background growing up. It was different from anything I had heard. I visited Detroit while I was in school at MTSU in 2020. Went to 3000 and Mike told me to come move out here. And here we are now. 

5) You’ve got the microphone. What do you want to say to the techno community?

To the techno community, keep your head down, stay underground, and focus on the music. Peace.

Marzette Watts - Backdrop For Urban Revolution
Marzette Watts - Geno 
Don Cherry - Brown Rice
Miles Davis - Tutu
Don Cherry - Degi-Degi 
Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Metamorphosis
Funkadelic - March to the Witch's Castle
??? - black label 
Max Watts - Car Show [LN007]
Max Watts - Dimensions [LN007]
Max Watts - Cherry [LN007]
New Order - Blue Monday 
Nitzer Ebb - Join in the Chant
Traxx - Tuning Circuits For A Revolution
Underground Resistance - Codebreaker B2

We’ve paired Max Watt’s mix with an installation from Paul Druecke, a Milwaukee-based visual artist whose work considers text, time, and gatherings as sites of growth and accountability. The 2017 piece, Shoreline Repast, reframes a “typical” historic landmark post for the Great Lakes as a malleable, melting poem that passes down both its English and Anishinaabe heritage. We feel Paul’s piece and Max’s mix both consider similar questions of how culture becomes tangible from one generation to the next. For more on Paul, head to: https://www.pauldruecke.com/

Moods 56: Max Watts

Dian Nao [电脑] label founder One Child Policy pays a visit from Los Angeles alongside Brooklyn's Lychee (Spontaneous Affinity/Antidote/Unimatrix Zero).

https://www.instagram.com/onechildpolicy
http://www.instagram.com/lycheefrut

Lychee and One Child Policy @ The Lot Radio 05-19-2023

Season 7 Episode 12 - 08.03.23

That's a wrap! Encino delivers the goods to close out Season 7 of Kajunga Program. Immerse yourself in a dynamic flow of unique selections and tight mixes showcasing a gritty Midwest house sound in a whole new light.

@encinompls

Kajunga Program SE.7 EP.12 - Encino

Photo by Justin Aulis Long
https://soundcloud.com/justin-aulis-long
Justin Aulis Long is a sonic sorcerer, urban Homeric poet, and cosmic wanderer that exists within the liminal spaces where light meets dark. Long is the offspring of a gorgon, conceived within a brick and mortar labyrinth while surrounded by the supernatural electronic voices of angelic forces.

While engaging in themes of the uncanny and erotic, Long opens thresholds which lead to psychedelic realms during communal dance gatherings. Applications of sonic alchemy during ritual action generate vibrant forces created through collective effervescence, causing a bubbling over of ecstatic energy leading to rapture. During the rite, incantations are expressed through fusing a swarm of aural fragments composed from diverse temperaments by way of a personal and singular technique.Sacred objects (records), selector’s tools (turntables and mixer), body, spirit, harmonic and discordant voices unify and become one - The Soft Machine.

During a ritual performance, phonic collages are created intuitively on sight, sigils are aurally direct with specific intent, and offerings are bestowed before an alter, all charged by an engine of chaos. Time and space unravels while normality ruptures and disintegrates as foundational structures of the status quo are dismantled through intensive executions, founded in the practices surrounding musical selection.

RND 088 - Justin Aulis Long

Disclaimer: No wait, no anticipation. Recorded live from last night at Dance Planet. And to be honest, I lost myself in the whole process and performance. So if you were at all confused and didn’t know what was going on, then great! Chances are so was I. But our higher selves kept time.

Tension, obfuscation, and a little bit of rudeness are naturally part of my practice. If your sensibilities are offended by the cacophony at times and later on, unflowy interruptions with the faders, and the overall intensity of it all, then I don’t apologize. Breathe, stand up, and listen to your body. 

For those of you I know that may be abruptly taken back by my personality and form these most recent times (for this or any other of the mixes I’ve done recently, for that matter) or called into question who you thought I am, then I also don’t apologize. You got about 30 min of ambient and steady warm up to clear your head so observe accordingly should you be curious how it all went LOL

These live recordings are my MF calling card! Who’s picking up? I forgot my own records and tracks already before you heard them. Let’s keep this shit moving, OK?!? Ffs - Ike

Ike Release - Live At Paragon Aug 12 2023

Heaven is in You began as an intent based project in wide ranging exploration of the world and our own being. Now defunct, ADAB once curated the Cleveland based Heaven is In You parties alongside colleague Eric Sarley (Ghost Noises) for what became locally known as a labor of love in sonic variety. The sentiment finds itself resurrected here for ADAB's monthly transmissions. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/adab/episodes/adab-12th-august-2023

Heaven is in You w/ ADAB 120823

We're back with another guest mix from Los Angeles artist Santiago Salazar. Listen in your car on that freeway drive and turn this up [swerveFM] based in San Diego, CA. This is EP.005

Low-key techno evangelist Santiago Salazar goes back as a DJ to the early '90s, when he spun in his native East Los Angeles, California. During the early 2000s, he relocated to Detroit, Michigan, where he fell in with the city's revered Underground Resistance collective. His time in the Motor City entailed activity with UR's Los Hermanos and Galaxy 2 Galaxy. In 2006, he returned to the West Coast and started the labels Major People and Ican and co-founded Historia y Violencia with Juan Mendez (Silent Servant). In 2015, after numerous 12" releases, Salazar finally issued a debut album, Chicanismo -- an unsurprisingly impressive and singular set of machine soul -- for the Pittsburgh-based Love What You Feel label.

Santiago Salazar EP.005 09.10.2023

Thank you @dublab and @soltera818 for having me <3

Tracklist:

01. Simone Bauer (@simonebauer) - Arcadia [Sure Thing, 2019]
02. Shoal (@shoall) - Chi-fe [From A Lost Place, 2021]
03. Autechre (@autechreofficial) - Rotar [Warp Records, 1995]
04. Saint Abdullah & Eomac (@saintabdullah) - Wali [Self-released, 2023]
05. Luigi Tozzi (@luigitozzi) - Geonosis [Hypnus Records, 2014]
06. EBI - 三 San [Space Teddy, 1994]
07. Polygonia (@polygonia) - Vespula Pensylvanica [ARA, 2022]
08. Etapp Kyle (@etappkyle) - Alpha [Ostgut Ton, 2017]
09. Gladstone Deluxe (@gladstonedeluxe) - Lock Tunnel [Self-released, 2021]
10. Foreign Material (@foreignmaterial) - The Living Planet [Sure Thing, 2023]
11. Caldera (@caldera-caldera) - Amphibian Dance [Nummer Music, 2023]
12. Sansibar (@sunnysibar) - Technology [Darknet, 2020]
13. JdB (@djlactaid) - Star Gazer [Psuedonote, 2023]
14. agraybé (@agraybé) - Lately [FSL, 2022]
15. Otodojo (@otodojo) - Suzumebachi [The Bunker New York, 2023]
16. Francis Harris (@cfrancisharris) - Rebstock Fold [Scissor and Thread, 2022]

TODO O NADA with Azize | Recorded at Dublab LA | 11.13.23

MULTI GENRE // RADIO PODCAST // MIX SERIES //SAN DIEGO CA

Santiago Salazar EP.005 09.10.2023

swerve.fm

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