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Gaga - August Podcast 2025

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Listen on streaming services: https://timohuising.ffm.to/impermanence
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This is the reworked version of my 2021 track Impermanence, originally written during the Covid lockdown. Over the last few months, I have re-done the entire production of the track, whilst leaving the composition and character of the track the way it was. 
Thanks for listening ❤️

Impermanence

Propulsion

I Can't Stop

MOONTEKZ – FIRE (Original Mix)
Wir sind MOONTEKZ, ein deutsches DJ- & Producer-Duo – Fokus auf energiegeladene Club- & Festival-Sets.
„FIRE“ liefert Peak-Time Druck: treibendes Low-End, trancey Leads und ein Drop fürs Mainfloor-Momentum.
Support uns gern mit Repost/Kommentar & pack den Track in deine Playlist. 🙌
Booking: booking@moontekz.de · IG: @moontekz

MoonTekz Fire

This was my debut at Berlin's iconic M-BIA, right in the heart of the city. An unforgettable night with an amazing crowd. I give you an energetic peak-time techno set with pounding kicks, ethereal atmospheres, and powerful acid basslines by many of my favourite producers. Enjoy!

Tracks:
Miles From Mars - The Substance
Phoenix Movement, Bora Project - Take it down
Gizmo & Mac - Nemsis
X-Dream, Ariel Electron - We Interface (Alex Stein & Victor Ruiz Remix)
LEVT - Be your light
DJ Panda - Acid Feeling
Mha Iri - Filthy
Marie Vaunt - Hakanai
Mike Mooie - Acid is my DNA
Liquid Souls - Crazy People (Victor Ruiz Remix)
Sylvie Miles, Metodi Hristov，Kos:mo - Shift
IOA - Purpose of life
& scenes from the movie "The Substance" by Coralie Fargeat

Unseen 2.0 - 29.08.2025 - M-BIA Club Berlin  < Acid / Peak Time Techno Set >

CREDIT : Voice from Claudja Barry - Sweet Dynamite
Master : Vogler Mastering

cozmacozmacozma  - Sweet & Tender [FREE DL]

Trippy 4K Techno Experience!
Hypnotic warehouse drive—glass seed pulses, map hums back.
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Warehouse visualizer: teal haze, sunflower halos, 123 BPM.
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Prologue: The City That Forgot Its Corners

The city had no right angles anymore. Years of slow migration in its own sleep had rounded every edge into a soft, treacherous kindness. Streets drooped like ribbons. Towers leaned in to hear each other breathe. At night, light pooled in bowls and refused to climb the walls. People blamed the damp, or the age of foundations, or the recent habit the wind had of returning lost words.

Sen walked through it with the steady patience of someone who carried a task heavier than their shadow. Their satchel held a glass seed—smooth, thumb-sized, faintly warm—taken from a mineral library deep under the old quay. The librarians had warned that it wasn’t a seed at all, but an organ, the kind you could add to a place in order to give it a new sense. “Don’t plant it in soil,” they’d said. “Plant it in a problem.”

The city’s problem was the same every city kept hidden: it had forgotten where it ended. Some nights its borders drifted so far that fog felt foreign; some mornings the outer districts woke up looking at mountains that weren’t on any chart. The mayor had asked for better fences. Sen, a cartographer too stubborn for fences, had asked for the seed.

On the night that began the end of drifting, the seed woke. Not with light, not with sound, but with vibration—a low, velvet hum that traveled up Sen’s bones and mapped out a direction behind the ears. When Sen faced that way, the hum smoothed. When they turned aside, it rasped. That was how Sen knew the thing was a map: it cared when they cheated.

The seed’s hum pulled them through the city’s softened streets to a battered iron wicket that had never opened for anyone sober. Beyond it lay a scar of land no one managed to name—the Orchard of Glass to some, the Prism Orchard to those who liked their danger with geometry—the place where trees grew mirrors and fruit pretended to be planets. At the orchard’s edge, the air carried the flavor of cold coin and rainwater under stone. Mushrooms at the roots of the iron fence opened teal gills and breathed out a pause, like a door deciding whether to be a door.

Sen set the glass seed on their palm. It rolled toward the fence and pressed itself against the iron. The hum pressured Sen’s ribs. The wicket sighed and forgot that it had ever been locked.

“Show me,” Sen said to no one and to the seed and to the orchard. The hum approved.

They stepped through.

I — Threshold Sap

Inside, the orchard’s darkness was organized. The trunks were columns. The leaves were ruled lines. Moss laid out a grid with small, amber nodes, and every so often one node blinked and sent a ripple through its neighbors until the whole mat had agreed on something quiet.

Continues on the website: https://grasspatchbum.com/2025/09/01/a-map-that-hums-back/

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A Map That Hums Back | Psychedelic Music Video @ YouTube

Samsara Glitch — 7:12 — 136.0 BPM — D minor (7A)

Accelerated groove with a mean mid-range grind. Linear rise, percussive switch-ups, and a center stretch built to flip a floor from focus to frenzy without theatrics.

For DJs: peak-time engine; works in the 134–138 corridor; phrase-clean for doubles and pressure rides.

“From 2:53 it goes crazy… a 7-minute track that plays like an hour-long mix. I love it!” — Nastya Muravyova

Credits/usage: Written & produced in Berlin. 
From EP1 / Extended Player One. 

Lossless/WAV on request. 

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人 Sansara Glitch — 7:11 of evolving, fractured techno ritual.
A journey where cyclical rhythm meets digital imperfection: looping like the wheel of saṃsāra, cracking open with glitches that distort and renew. Heavy low-end drives the body forward, while spectral textures flicker like half-remembered dreams.

This is a track for late hours and dark rooms — where repetition becomes meditation, and every glitch is a portal.

#Techno #Glitch #Hypnotic #Ritual #Berlin

HITORIN - Sansara Glitch

First attempt at an 8K music video. If it's not showing up in 8k, that's because I read it takes a while to process 8k videos.

Peak‑time energy meets cosmic calm—ride this melodic techno odyssey.

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The Story ➜
1 — Arrival: The Observatory that Breathes

The observatory didn’t sit on the planet so much as the planet grew around it, like a pearl grown from a grain of math. From space it was a pewter iris set in a black-salt desert. Up close, it was alive: the walls breathed, exhaling faint motes that glowed teal before dissolving into the heat.

The traveler reached the threshold at nightfall—though night here meant a subtler dimness rather than absence of light. They were called Quen, or perhaps they had chosen that name because it sounded like a question. Cloak drawn against the cold, boots whispering over mirror-smooth stone, Quen paused beneath the arch. The arch was ribbed like the underside of a mushroom cap, gilled with bioluminescence, damp with ancient condensation. The place had the hush of a cathedral and the throat-clearing hum of machinery waking from a long reconsideration.

“Authorization?” asked a voice that didn’t quite use sound.

Quen let the question hang. The observatory’s throat worked, swallowing some old echo. A thin disc of light rolled down the arch, took one lazy lap around Quen’s boots, and wobbled upright like a coin deciding whether to fall.

“Navigator,” Quen said, finally. “Cartography corps. Voluntary.”

“Voluntary,” the voice repeated, as if tasting the word for its mineral content. “Then step in, and let the engine look at you.”

Inside, corridors radiated from a central well whose surface held a patient mirror of stars. But the stars rearranged themselves when Quen approached, as if the sky engine beneath the observatory preferred to work from its own memories instead of tonight’s weather. The air smelled faintly of iron and cedar; somewhere water trickled, but it couldn’t be seen. The mirror showed a constellation Quen didn’t recognize: a lacework of hexagons threaded by gold, humming between choices.

They walked until the corridor narrowed and the light gathered into an alcove. The alcove held what passed here for a reliquary: a coin of light, half-embedded in the wall. When Quen reached for it, the coin slid free and hovered over their palm, precessing slowly. Its face had no inscription. Its edge was impossibly sharp.

“Ephemeris,” the voice said—no, not the voice: the engine itself, speaking through vibration, a bass line felt along the bones. “Not a prophecy, not a command. A schedule of where the possible intends to be.”

Quen had come for that schedule. People told different stories about why. Some said Quen wanted to find a world that had been mislaid by history—a planet erased when a war needed a place to hide a mistake. Some said Quen had lost someone. Some said both were the same story, depending on how you rotated the map.

Quen closed fingers around the coin. It stayed warm in the glove, pulsing in time with the engine’s hum. “Show me the path that arrives,” Quen said. “Not the path that repeats.”

The observatory’s ribs flexed and sighed. The mirror-well brightened. Far below, something turned—a mandala as big as a city, as elegant as a seed.

The engine began to open.

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Ephemeris of the Sky Engine }|{ Psychedelic 8K Music Video on YouTube

Berlin-based DJ who loves to play different styles somewhere around Techno and House. Always moving forward.
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Peak time / Melodic techno from Budapest, Hungary.
Side project of @megahitrw

人 Vinyl-only DJ sets. Boundary-breaking techno productions.

Berlin’s underground, filtered through a journalist’s precision, an entrepreneur’s vision, and an activist’s fire.
On decks, Valentin Hitorin spins hypnotic, groove-driven journeys cut from rare wax. In the studio, he channels chaos into sharp, evolving soundscapes built for the floor.
Living and creating with a mental disability, he turns personal survival into collective ritual—music as both defiance and communion.
Follow for deep cuts, unorthodox textures, and techno that refuses to lie ⩖

Making music from the heart, for the dancefloor.
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Need change - going harder.

Techno, Trance, Psytech, Psytrance, and other liquid psychedelic music is where I'm the happiest but I do love a lot of Latin, Tribal, Lofi, Chillhop so occasionally I'll release something off-beat.

------ Past-Tense Shenanigans ------

Born in the dust-filled vibes of a ‘90s apartment, Grass Patch Bum started spinning records back when vinyl was king and internet cafes were revolutionary. Armed with a crate of vinyl, Grass Patch Bum dived headfirst into underground raves and sweaty house parties, learning the art of blending beats on turntables and (eventually) the "futuristic" CDJs. But the journey didn't stop there.

After taking a hiatus to dive into the world of FL Studio and dissect the mechanics of production, Grass Patch Bum came back stronger, with a repertoire of original sounds and the technical chops to match. Fast forward, and they've turned dancefloors upside down from Thailand to Vietnam, Bali to the heart of Europe. Now, powered by Ableton Live and a creative arsenal that refuses to stay in one genre, Grass Patch Bum weaves sonic journeys that blend groove, grit, and just a sprinkle of nostalgia for the good ol' days.

Catch him live for a taste of nostalgia, modern beats, Latin grooves, electronic melodies, and a wide range of liquid sounds. Whether it's a tropical beach in Thailand or an underground club in Berlin, Grass Patch Bum brings thems booty movements like no other.

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GAGA /Hungary/
Tronic // Ovum //  MB Electronics // Toolroom // 1605 // Set About // AnalyticTrail // Night Light  // MKT // Dark Face 

Gábor Szabó aka Gaga is a Dj, Producer and Label Owner, born in Hungary. After years of experience in clubs, he started in 2009 to create his own beats. Nowadays, he is working with the best digital labels, like: 1605 Music Therapy, Tronic, Ovum Recordings, MB Electronics, Night Light Records, Toolroom, AnalyticTrail, MKT and many more.. His Dark-Minimal, and Techno productions has entered the Beatport Top 100 several times, as for example his original track, "Gray" is Beatport Minimal Top 1, "Yeah" is Beatport Techno Top 7, „Savage” is Beatport Tech House Top 11 and also Beatport Overall Top 75, "Bastard" is Beatport Minimal Top 3, „Slow Down” is Beatport Minimal Top 6 and his tracks are charted and played by great artists, like: Umek, Richie Hawtin, Mark Knight, Uto Karem, Dubfire, Maceo Plex, etc ...

He did it a official remix for Josh Wink and for the legendary Jay Dee..
Now he is working on his own label Dark Face Recordings (played by Richie Hawtin, Sven Vath, Dubfire, Maceo Plex and many more..) The label it was Beatport Minimal Top 1 several times and in 2016 it was the Best Selling Minimal label on Beatport!

He was played together with Carl Cox, Sven Vath, Nina Kraviz, Maceo Plex, Joseph Capriati, Marco Carola, Nicole Moudaber, Marco Bailey, Julian Jeweil, Dustin Zahn,  Hector, Stacey Pullen, Spektre, Sascha Carassi, Timmo, Oscar Mulero, and many more great artists..

Clubs and Festivals where he played:

Space Ibiza New York
Output New York
Therapy Miami
Vertigo Costa Rica
Soul Tech Festival Mexico
Sea You Festival Germany
Cacao Beach Bulgaria
Toika Canada
ERA Cape Town
Sun Reload Beach Acapulco Mexico
Coco Fm Miami
Etc..


Supporting and playing his music a many great artists, like: 
Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, Maceo Plex, Richie Hawtin, Sven Vath, Dubfire, Paco Osuna , Marco Carola, Umek, Luciano, Victor Calderone, Popof, Markantonio, Marco Bailey, Pan-Pot, Jay Dee, Sharam, Hernan Cattaneo, Mauro Picotto, Mark Knight, Joseph Capriati, The Advent, Gregor Tresher, and many more great artists ...



Link’s:
http://www.beatport.com/artist/gaga/106536
http://dj.beatport.com/gaga
https://www.facebook.com/gagaofficialfanpage
http://soundcloud.com/gagahungary
https://soundcloud.com/darkfacerecordings
https://twitter.com/gagahun


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