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Episode #76 Title: Connaissance

I do not own the music.
Not for commercial use.

Listen until the end and stfu

MUSIC PODCAST #76 - Downtempo Music (b2b ISHAQ) - PART 1

Jamaican Queen

FLAMES OF BEDLAM

Alice & Julia (Som Människor)        Johannes Björk
Corners                                            Jason Kolàr
Ride                                                  Gaussian Curve 
Island-Sunrise                                  Software
Beyond The Machine                       Move D
Sei                                                     Ebi (Susumu Yokota)
Love Lost (Musephased By Area)   Linkwood

Sunday Overcast Mix by William Tsukuda

MINDS OF THE PEOPLE

The rain is nice but I don't really like getting wet.

Will reupload when mastered

The Rain Is Nice (demo)

NOW STREAMING ON ALL MAJOR PLATFORMS!

FOLLOW FOR FOLLOW

- Nonations. STUDIO - 
We have chosen to air our first radio broadcast in London, aiming to create a space that promotes the freedom and purity of quality selections for those who love music.
The selector will play a range of tracks reflecting various situations, including the weather and time of day, encapsulating the spirit of each moment.

私たちのピュアで自由なアウトプットの舞台であり、音楽・アートを愛する人へ良質なインプットを約束する場所。
季節や気温、皆がふとした瞬間に思い浮かべる情景、様々なシーンに合わせ、選曲家達がセレクトした質の高い音楽体験をあなたの生活に。

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Southall is a Drum & Bass, Future Garage and House artist from the West Midlands UK. His track You was recently played on BBC Radio in the UK.

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I'm a Voice Actor, Singer and Songwriter.  Please get in touch if you are looking for a versatile voice over, multiple-genre singer or  songwriting projects.

www.mortalprophets.com

“Anyone having trouble getting to, or staying, asleep should proceed with caution when playing The Mortal Prophets’ debut album around bedtime. The demonic intentions implied by the album’s name and defined by John Beckmann … coil each selection in menacing directions, bringing fresh, often frightening twists to these standards. Be aware - when you engulf yourself in these riveting, uncompromising performances. They are not for the squeamish.”
- American Songwriter

John Beckmann and his evolving band of genre-bending roustabouts dig deep into America’s primal scream. Beckmann is an unholy mix of mad scientist and blues shaman, a man who’s spent his life careening between high-concept design, dark experimental ambient operas, and the electrified roots of American music. If you think you’ve got him figured out, think again—he’ll zig when you expect him to zag, dragging you into the shadowy corners of his mind where art, music, and madness collide.

He cut his teeth in the unforgiving concrete jungle of New York City, making waves with furniture that looked like it belonged in a dystopian sci-fi flick. Inspired by the Russian avant-garde artist Kazimir Malevich, Beckmann’s chairs, tables, and other sharp-edged creations were more like functional sculptures, ready to challenge your perception of what furniture—and art—could be.

But Beckmann’s appetite for creative chaos couldn’t be satisfied by mere design. Music was his next conquest. With The Mortal Prophets, he didn’t just dip his toes into the blues; he took a deep, dark dive, emerging with a sound that’s equal parts Mississippi Delta and futuristic nightmare. Their debut album, Me and the Devil, isn’t just a reimagining of blues classics—it’s a full-throttle ride through a sonic landscape where Beckmann’s gravelly voice and electronic beats pull the old ghosts of the blues kicking and screaming into the present.

And just when you thought it couldn’t get any darker, along came Dealey Plaza Blues. This album, named after the infamous site of JFK’s assassination, is drenched in the paranoia and conspiratorial dread of the 1960s. It’s blues, but twisted through Beckmann’s uniquely sinister lens, with eerie electronic undercurrents that make you feel like you’re being watched by the shadowy figures lurking just out of sight.

Beckmann’s talents are not limited to music and design. He also created Hanussen: The Enigmatic Clairvoyant - a dark ambient opera that delves into the life of Erik Jan Hanussen, a clairvoyant with ties to the occult and Nazi Germany. Like his music, the opera explores the dark intersections of history, power, and mysticism, showcasing Beckmann’s fascination with the shadowy side of the human experience. Hanussen further cements Beckmann’s reputation as an artist unafraid to tackle complex, unsettling themes.

John Beckmann’s journey from designer to musician is a testament to his boundless creativity and his ability to excel in multiple artistic disciplines. With The Mortal Prophets, he has found a way to bring his diverse influences together, creating music that is both a tribute to the past and a bold statement for the future.

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