PABLØ is a new techno DJ from the beloved Ammersee near Munich.
Many of his talented friends hosted some techno events and played their sound in front of the audience. That’s the way he found his passion to let people become one with the music and live the moment. Over time and a lot of dancing, talking, learning and especially listening, he found his sound in some groovy, hip swinging, hypnotic and driving sounds.

Casual Cast #011 - PABLØ

Created: 2020.
About 100k Digits BPM.

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I have not died, just a bunch of spuke songs in a mashup

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Karlheinz Stockhausen (1928-2007) was a pioneering German composer widely regarded as one of the most important figures in 20th-century avant-garde music. He is known for his innovative compositions that often pushed the boundaries of traditional musical forms and techniques. Stockhausen's works spanned various genres, including electronic music, aleatory (chance) composition, and serialism. His groundbreaking pieces, such as "Kontakte" and "Gruppen," explored new sonic possibilities and profoundly influenced generations of composers. Additionally, Stockhausen's theoretical writings on music and his visionary approach to composition continue to inspire musicians and scholars alike.

Karlheinz Stockhausen - The Intrepid Ear

Label, podcast- & event-Series based in Munich.

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Breandáin O’Shea is an Australian musician, pedagogue, and arts journalist who has called Germany home since the early 90s. With a career spanning more than three decades, O'Shea has made a profound impact on the arts scene, both locally and globally. For over 20 years, O’Shea curated and hosted two award-winning weekly arts programs for Deutsche Welle, showcasing appreciation for diverse artistic forms. His expertise has also been shared as a guest lecturer at Berlin’s University of the Arts, the Goethe Institute, and Norway's Stavanger University. O'Shea's impressive list of interviewees reads like a who's who of the arts world, including luminaries such as Daniel Barenboim, Roddy Doyle, Sting, Christo, and Jessye Norman. His insightful conversations have resonated with audiences worldwide, cementing his reputation as a leading voice in the arts community. Based in Berlin, O’Shea continues to foster cultural discourse through various mediums, from producing podcasts to crafting radio documentaries, collaborating with renowned media outlets such as the ABC and DW.

In 2018, O'Shea launched Tall Poppies: The Podcast, featuring insightful interviews with prominent figures in Australian arts and culture. His guests include stage director Barrie Kosky, conductor Simone Young, and philosopher Peter Singer. Additionally, O'Shea co-founded Tall Poppies Talks, a highly regarded Australian salon, in 2019. This quarterly event in Berlin underscores his impact on the cultural landscape. O'Shea's background lies in music performance, with a particular emphasis on flute and voice during his studies. Under the guidance of Professor Margit Kobeck in Cologne, he received vocal training and refined his skills through master classes with Vera Rosza OBE and Professor Kurt Widmer. Additionally, he is a jazz singer and pianist, captivating audiences in diverse venues, including successful tours with Sea Cloud and Aida cruises. His creative talents extend to composition, where he has crafted chansons, cabaret music, incidental music for stage, and signature tunes for various radio programs and podcasts. Moreover, O'Shea shares his knowledge and experience as a mentor for numerous radio features and podcasts, offering invaluable insights in sound design.

O’Shea has featured in various radio plays, notably portraying the lead character in the award-winning German-language series "Harri in die Zeitschleifen," which comprised multiple episodes and was produced by Deutsche Welle. 
O'Shea has been a guest at numerous music festivals all over Europe, presenting public interviews, introductions to concerts, and lectures. Among these are the International Chamber Music Festival in Norway, The Verbier Festival in Switzerland, and the International Beethoven Festival in Bonn, Germany.
In 2022, Breandáin O’Shea founded Die Buhne Rüft - Klassik, Jazz, Chanson (The Stage Calls), a concert series showcasing musicians at various stages of their careers. The concerts are held in the beautiful halls of Schloss Sacrow, located just outside of Berlin. He serves as the founder and artistic director of the series.
Among O’Shea’s accolades are a Gold Medal from the New York Festival Radio Awards for the most outstanding arts program and a World Radio Award, highlighting his talent and unwavering dedication to the arts. 
In addition to his journalistic endeavours, O’Shea is deeply committed to music education, offering private lessons in Berlin. With a focus on improvisation, jazz techniques, and composition, he imparts his knowledge and expertise to aspiring musicians.

Tenth ego of D.F. It represents the great concept of being a mistake and not knowing how to be in the world. The genre focuses on the extreme glitch as much as I am an extreme mistake. Human defect off every track.

Main Slogan: "FUCK YOU D.F.".


Genres:
Glitch
Noise
Hypertone

NEW Genres (Future):

Infrasynth
Smashsynth
Ultrasynth.

D.F.

New tracks tagged #SonicExplorations