This year was all about coloring our lifes, streching our music boundaries and finding new ways to express ourselves through the sounds of the ever-expanding underground music. Like we always do when it comes to a Tzinah V.A. compilation, once more, we have carefuly gathered 10 tracks that we believe are very representative for Tzinah’s own accustomed sound and feel.
Through deep, dark to groovy and powerful tunes, signed by artists hailing from Eastern Europe to South America, we’re hoping you will catch a glimpse of our colored moods, trips and grooves. We’re happy to announce a handful of promising new-commers on our growing Tzinah family, such as Claudia Amprimo, Andu Simion, Igor Kostoski, Kambo Río, Lifer, and Reclame, all adding a distinct touch to our V.A. with their excellent sound design. Also, resorting to nothing but a bunch of top-shelf underground bangers we’ve got Primărie, iVANOV, Guy From Downstairs, Blagoj Rambabov, Alex Kravitz and KiRiK.
Live, love and share the same emotions with us on our new VA - Tzinah 'La Colorat'!

Claudia Amprimo - Mayu  (Original Mix) Preview

DJ Danielski (12/10/22)

Today is nikolaustag and because we know everyone of you was well-behaved we thought it's the perfect time to share a gift.

our friend Johannes Albert - boss of Frank Music - compiled and mixed the 12th ROSETAPE. expect some jazzy anthems, groovy house joints and badass drum machine trips.

essential stuff in a one hour mix - share the gift with your friends.

YOURS ROSE

ROSEtape Vol. 12 | JOHANNES ALBERT

Axel Boman b2b Fort Romeau @ Aura, Lisbon

Circustech. At 109 BPM this song tries to illustrate the ordinary day ritual at a circus minus the clowns. Instead of clown I added distorted duck. Enjoy.

Circustech

Demo song for Music Pattern Generator v2.1

A demo song for the new Music Pattern Generator. The rhythms in the track were made with the app. Especially the second half after the piano break shows how easy it is to make constant rhythm variations by using a MIDI controller to change the patterns in real time.

The app now works online, in the browser (Chrome and Brave only):

https://hisschemoller.com/mpg/

Desktop installers for Linux, Mac and Windows are available too:

https://github.com/hisschemoller/music-pattern-generator/releases

Read the full article about this version on my website:

https://www.hisschemoller.com/blog/2019/music-pattern-generator-v2-1/

An overview and tutorial on my site:

https://www.hisschemoller.com/blog/2019/how-to-use-music-pattern-generator/

A tutorial video on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4JAhvl5FaA

The app is free and open source. The files are here:

https://github.com/hisschemoller/music-pattern-generator

Sound sources I used in the track:

Background city noises are the sound of the dance performance video “Calico Mingling” by Babette Mangold from 1973, which you can watch here:
http://ubu.com/film/mangolte_calico.html

The crispy noises halfway the track are polystyrene foam filling chips recorded by Freesound user dobroide:
https://freesound.org/people/dobroide/sounds/421963/

Woodblock sound in the second half by Andi Roselund (Sangwha Comm):
https://freesound.org/people/ultradust/sounds/167385/

Drum sound by Hubert Michel:
https://freesound.org/people/hubertmichel/sounds/40187/

Fender Rhodes Mark II samples for the piano in the middle are a Freesound pack by Tim Kahn:
https://freesound.org/people/tim.kahn/packs/3957/

The piano melody itself is a variation on the beginning of “You Call It Madness” by Clare Fischer, recorded in 1970:
https://www.discogs.com/Clare-Fischer-Great-White-Hope/release/4358665

Music Pattern Generator v2.1

Ambient soundscape with the Moog Matriarch.

210101

Ambient soundscape with the Moog Matriarch and DBA Total Sonic Annihilation feedback.

210129

I Hanssons huvud nära skogen. Inside Hanssons head living near the forest.
Detta är en variant på ett pågående samarbete med Markus. 
This is an ogoing project with Markus sending recordings back and forth.

InutiHanssonsHuvud (mixprojektmedMarkus)

Like to explore oddity in soundscapes and what happens when everything is not so timed. I get a bit allergic when everything is to much in sync. I like to make music because I never know where I´ll end up and the fact that I can do and go where ever I want to go without anyone setting rules for me. I like old nintendo games sounds but I´m also a sucker for lo-fi pads ands string from old synths and to have them mangled thru various stepsequencers and effects. 

Circustech

Syskin