The first single from the debut album from the quartet Televizyon!

Televizyon takes you into a world where jazz blends with melodies and fragments from 80s commercials from Turkey (imagine 80s electronic dance music played on cheap synthesizers with a Turkish flair). The band moves seamlessly between genres and borders, creating a musical patchwork of pop, jazz, and electronica. With a playful, nostalgic, and improvisational approach, they invite the audience to explore different channels on a musical journey that transcends time and space.

The band consists of Sanem Kalfa on vocals and electronics, Marta Warelis on electric organ and synth, Ingebrigt Håker Flaten on double bass, and Sun Mi Hong on drums.

The group is part of a creative scene in Amsterdam, where several members are based. We’re excited to invite you all into their musical universe!

Televizyon - Let Me Be Alone

AFTER ANOTHER

MY WI-FI

THE RICE FIELD

René

Parallel Planes - Blue Flames

Late 70's Japanese Jazz, vinyl only journey.

Majestic_Joy @Pdg_Corner_20/10/25

Safe space

Artist: Aunty Cece
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Artist Bio:
Aunty Cece is a Berlin-based selectress with a deep love for African Electronic Sounds. From Amapiano and Deep House to Afrotech and Gqom, with a touch of South African Hip-Hop here and there.
Deeply influenced by her months spent in South Africa, she brings smooth blends, emotional basslines, and tracks you didn’t know you loved yet. 

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No compromise. Raw.

When you find it hard to find music to really relate to, just make it yourself.

I like to capture the most present feeling of the day in a track.

Straight from the heart.

"All these machinery making modern music can still be open-hearted" Neil Peart

New tracks tagged #experimental jazz