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Gwenlectronic is kicking off with Fishnet Collective @fishnet-records, diving into the worlds of Electro, Breakbeat, and Leftfield Techno. 🚀 The first 30 minutes feature a conversation with @schulze_boy and @dj-dia-beat, the collective’s co-founders, where we discuss their work, future plans, and of course, the music. The show includes an unreleased track by Rogian @user-530329099 and for the last 60 minutes you can enjoy a full hour of pure musical delight! 🔥🎵

TRACK LISTS:

dia beat:
01. Oli XL - Mimetic
02. Burial - U Hurt Me
03. Henry Greenleaf - Cabin Fever
04. Mor Elian - Swerving Mantis
05. BFTT - iOSMIDI6_Droplets (broken iPhone in the club mix)
06. Cousin - tooth 4 tooth
07. Newforyu - Unfinished
08. Two Shell - home

schulze:
01. Djrum - Frekm Pt. 2
02. Two Shell - Run
03. Or:la - Sea Slugs
04. Kikelomo - Boom Baby
05. Kassian - Yena
06. Boofy - More Or Less
07. Kinkaid - On Hands
08. DJ Spit - Heavy Breathing
09. Siu Mata - Kenorland


Produced by Gabriele Ciotola
Artwork by Bea Pellanda

GWENLECTRONIC EP.1: schulze & dia beat for FISHNET COLLECTIVE | 02.25 Radio Gwen

“Daughters” is a raw and poignant song that grapples with loss, memory, and the lingering pain left behind. It reflects on the difficult process of mourning someone close and the complex emotions that come with absence - regret, hope, and the desire for healing. With a tender yet powerful delivery, the track honors the weight of personal grief while reaching for understanding and closure.

Lyrics:

I hate that I can barely recall
The very last time
I saw your open eyes
With such distance behind them
I can only know that
In hindsight

While I breathe, I hope
To ease the pain
While I breathe, I hope
I just wish you were still here to say the same
To say the same
To say the same
I just wish you were still here
To say the same

That was not the woman
With her head held high

That was not the girl
Who sang songs of mutual love
And I'll never know how long her mind weighed heavy
With the thought that she was out of time

You had us, no matter what you lacked
Now we're down a daughter and we'll never have her back
You had us, no matter what you lacked
Now we're down a daughter, and we'll never have her back
In being surrounded by sisters, did you still feel abandoned?
In being surrounded by sisters, did you still feel abandoned?
The patient abyss sings sickly sweet
In a lonely mind's din
Well-loved relics thrust into mourning hands
Outlining the void of your absence

While I breathe, I hope
To ease the pain
While I breathe, I hope
I just wish you were still here
To say the same
To say the same
To say the same

And we never got to see (While I breathe, I hope)
Never got to see (To ease the pain)
See you recover
And we never got to see (While I breathe, I hope)
Never got to see (To ease the pain)
See you recover
And we never got to see (While I breathe, I hope)
Never got to see (To ease the pain)
See you recover

I hate that I can barely recall
The very last time
I saw your open eyes
With such distance behind them
I can only know that
In hindsight

While I breathe, I hope
To ease the pain
While I breathe, I hope
I just wish you were still here to say the same
To say the same
To say the same
I just wish you were still here
To say the same

That was not the woman
With her head held high

That was not the girl
Who sang songs of mutual love
And I'll never know how long her mind weighed heavy
With the thought that she was out of time

You had us, no matter what you lacked
Now we're down a daughter and we'll never have her back
You had us, no matter what you lacked
Now we're down a daughter, and we'll never have her back
In being surrounded by sisters, did you still feel abandoned?
In being surrounded by sisters, did you still feel abandoned?
The patient abyss sings sickly sweet
In a lonely mind's din
Well-loved relics thrust into mourning hands
Outlining the void of your absence

While I breathe, I hope
To ease the pain
While I breathe, I hope
I just wish you were still here
To say the same
To say the same
To say the same

And we never got to see (While I breathe, I hope)
Never got to see (To ease the pain)
See you recover
And we never got to see (While I breathe, I hope)
Never got to see (To ease the pain)
See you recover
And we never got to see (While I breathe, I hope)
Never got to see (To ease the pain)
See you recover

Daughters

In this episode of Poducer, we sit down with Artie Do Good — a genre-bending producer, trombonist, educator, and storyteller who fuses live jazz instrumentation with electronic music and deeply rooted political themes.

From his early days throwing ska shows in Kenosha to composing orchestral works in NYC, Artie walks us through his evolution as an artist, educator, and community builder. We dig into the influence of Chicago’s DIY scene, the impact of labor movements and socialist philosophy on his music, and the creative process behind his powerful album Socialist Dance Party.

We also explore the intersection of soulful composition and beat production, his dual life as a teacher and performer, and the growing movement of emotionally intelligent masculinity (aka himboism). Plus, he shares unreleased tracks, stories of musical mentorship, and memories of transformative shows like D’Angelo at Afropunk.

Links:
🎶 Follow Artie Do Good: https://www.instagram.com/artiedogood
💿 Listen on Bandcamp: https://artiedogood.bandcamp.com
🎙️ Follow Poducer: https://linktr.ee/poducerpodcast

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artie do good: Socialist Dance Party, Himboism, Live Jazz Fusion & Teaching with Heart

Hi! I'm Jake and I'm started the Heavy Psych Damage podcast in 2020 on Mixcloud. The original podcast can be found here: .
In 2025 my partner and I revived Heavy Psych Damage to promote gigs in Newcastle with the hopes of keeping noise, punk and all things DIY alive in our city.
Out of this we hope to post occasional episodes of a new iteration of the show.

Our comeback episode features the future of the podcast and our upcoming gig at Downcast Studios, Gateshead on Saturday 30th August. We have a noise-filled line up in store with Boy Latex, Carousel and SHAN. Tickets are cheap and can be found here: https://wegottickets.com/event/662777

Carousel 4:18
SHAN 18:34
Boy Latex 28:17

Episode 1: The Future of HPD and our upcoming gig featuring Boy Latex, Carousel and SHAN

Gwenlectronic is a platform for exploring Switzerland’s diverse electronic music scene, spotlighting the voices shaping it beyond the mainstream. Hosted by Suzana Gostimirović on Switzerland’s Radio Gwen from Chiasso (TI), each episode dives into a specific genre and delves into the DIY spirit that keeps these communities thriving across the country.

Presented in English, the show aims to connect and amplify those driving the scene. At its core, Gwenlectronic provides a space for artists, collectives, and producers to share their stories while exploring music as a cultural and social expression—embracing inclusivity, accessibility, and passion.

📡 Listen live at radiogwen.ch
📍 Every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 21:00 CET
🔄 Rebroadcast: Sunday at 10:30 CET

Newcastle based gig promoter and podcast. Noise, punk and all things DIY

The Podcast for Producers



Watch on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCijzViDaoVljjDXyEPTIwyQ?sub_confirmation=1

Art by: www.henryfeldman.com

To Bloom is a Portland-based band known for blending the intensity of post-hardcore with the complexity of progressive rock and the soulfulness of R&B. Their emotionally charged music explores themes of grief, identity, and personal growth through dynamic arrangements and heartfelt lyrics. In 2022, they were recognized as one of the top artists to watch by both Metal Hammer and Spin Magazine, cementing their place as one of the most exciting new acts in the underground rock scene.

New tracks tagged #DIYScene