Tracklist:
1. Dubfound — Let Me In 
2. Dip - Dezest
3. Drew Dapps — The Light
4. Retza - Coder 
5. Arkady Antsyrev — VSE
6. Maxie Konig - Ten Ten
7. Brad Brunner - Drummer Boy
8. Cie - Haus Im Turm 
9. Telematik — Talking Bots
10. Ana Antonova - Naked Neighbour
11. Max Brown — Bukowski’s Word
12. Christopher Ledger - Without Warning

About Our Radio Show:

every wednesday from 8-9pm (Central European Time) we are broadcasting our "Ohral On Air" Show on "Evosonic Radio" . you can expect dj mixes, interesting interviews, competitions as well as in general news from the always fresh "ohral universe"... the news are brought to you by Maxie König and / or Hardy Heller
www.ohral.com 
www.evosonic.de

about "ohral podcast": 

we do have also our own podcast on iTunes... so if you missed a radio show or just want to be informed regularly about new mixes and so on... just follow the white rabbit...
podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/ohral/id1456090344
about the mix you listen to:

in this episode you listen to a 1 h mix by DIP aka Sergey Placid a producer who is one of the artists on the vinyl only and limited compilation "Get Together" on Form&Terra Records. if you want to find out more about him follow the links below...

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118 - Ohral On Air - DIP In The Mix - Broadcasted By Evosonic Radio

(A lo-fi deep and disco house odyssey through dust, swing, and beautiful sonic chaos)

Somewhere between a malfunctioning drum machine and a lost reel-to-reel tape recorder, Westend Ghetto has stitched together a deep house track that feels like a fever dream inside an old-school analog studio. Krznz isn’t just lo-fi—it’s gloriously unhinged, the kind of track that could soundtrack an underground art film where VHS static is a main character.

The beat swings like a tipsy jazz drummer who just discovered a Roland 707, with dusty hi-hats and kicks that feel like they were sampled from a half-erased cassette. The bassline has that woozy, elastic quality—somewhere between Frits Wentink’s signature wonk and the raw, groove-driven hypnosis of Max Graef. Then there are the synths: warped, detuned, and smothered in just the right amount of overdrive, like something Dauwd or Glenn Astro might have cooked up during a particularly experimental late-night session.

But what truly sets Krznz apart is its textural richness. The entire mix is bathed in a thick layer of analog warmth, evoking the tape-saturated charm of Lobster Theremin releases while channeling the playful, off-kilter aesthetic of Money $ex Records. There’s a DIY spirit here that recalls Tartelet Records’ early catalog, yet the track also wouldn’t feel out of place in a left-field set from Dekmantel’s weirder corners.

For fans of DJ Koze’s more abstract moments, Hidden Spheres’ jazz-inflected grooves, or Christopher Rau’s stripped-down but deeply textured productions, Krznz is a journey into the outer edges of deep house—where imperfection is a virtue, swing is king, and every loop feels like it’s held together by magic tape and good intentions.

Play this at 3 AM, when the club is full of people who dance with their eyes closed and don’t check Shazam.

Mastered by db-Maui (05/02/2025)- V2 !
126bpm

Krznz

Westend Ghetto - krznz [Lo-Fi Deep House] [free download]

Set 100% Vinyl in the studio n°15 le 09.05.2025

Pour en savoir plus sur mon parcours :

J’ai beaucoup été influencé dans les années 90 par la pop culture (Michael Jackson entre autres…) ainsi que le rock progressif par mon père (Supertramp, Dire Strait, etc…) 

Début 2000 j’ai découvert la house grâce à David Guetta et sa compilation mixée des bains douches à Paris, que j’ai tout de suite accroché, 

Vivant sur la métropole Lilloise, j’ai profité de la chance de la proximité avec la belgique pour pouvoir sortir, dès que mon âge pouvait le permettre, dans les grands clubs électro proche de Tournai et de Mouscron tel que Lagoa, l’H2o, le Zoo et La Bush.

J’ai alors découvert la musique Trance progressive, melodic, l’électro minimaliste, mais également la house, deep house, et les musiques d’after qui reste très chère à mon goût ! 

À la suite de ça j’ai réussi à rentrer dans le staff de La Bush et y travailler chaque week-end en tant que ramasseur en salle, j’ai donc pu pendant plusieurs années, en plus de mon travail, écouter chaque Dj que j’ai rencontré personnellement ainsi que les Dj résidents emblématique de cette grande époque.

J’ai donc décidé en 2003 de passer le cap et de mettre également au mix, j’ai acheté une table de mixage une platine vinyle et un lecteur cd pour pouvoir maîtriser les deux supports en même temps et ne pas non plus investir trop gros sans savoir si j’allais réussir,

Mais en deux semaines j’ai réussi à savoir bien caler à l’oreille j’ai donc acheté plus gros (un double lecteur cd et 2 platines vinyles Numark)

De fil en aiguille j’ai commencé à me faire connaître et en 2005 j’ai eu la chance de pouvoir mixer chaque week-end au Liberty à Tournai, beaucoup en after et aussi quand les grosses boîtes était fermé.

Après ça malheureusement en 2006 j’ai dû arrêter pour cause professionnel, mais la passion était toujours présente, 

Depuis ce temps je suis toujours présent, que ce soit sur webradio comme dans des soirées, 

Mon style de mix ce situe donc entre la deep house, la house, l’électro, la trance et la tek, je mixe le plus souvent sur platine vinyles (2 Pioneer PLX 1000) et sur lecteur Cd (Denon DN D4500) avec une DJM 850 de Pioneer 

Voilà vous savez tout…

already in the year of 1994 "Hardy Heller" began to organize events under the registered trademark "Ohral". starting from a successful and thrilling party in his hometown a series of parties has developed. Further events and fargoing strings of events at the most different locations / cities but always carefully chosen with a lot of smartness followed and thus a community has developed that has grown in the course of time and has spread over the original region.

ohral on the one hand is dedicated to working as an organizer of parties and on the other hand works busily as an agency that books artists.

after our artists played quiet often at several radio stations we started from march 2003 on our own radio show named "Groovedelic", which was broadcasted by "Sunshine Live" on weekly base. even today we are having our own radio show named "Ohral On Air" which is now broadcasted live by "Evosonic Radio" every wednesday from 8 - 9 pm (MEZ).

Since the end of 2011 the marketing of our artists and artists who are close to our ohral family respectively belong to our poertfolio under the label name of “ohral recordings” / “ohral b recordings" / "ohral c recordings"

In 2019 we also started our own "Ohral Podcast" -  its about music, dj mixes, interviews, competitions as well as general news from our small but very creative and successful "ohral universe".

for further information / licensing / booking please contact:

info@ohral.com / www.ohral.com

Avant-garde house music between lofi- and minimal / deep house, techno, glitch and electronica, plunderphonics and house, the Westend Ghetto Guys somehow occupy a niche of their own and live from strange glitches and bizarre sounds. Bootleg remixes and mashups for 'iamamiwhoami' also lead to an official remix ("N") and collaborations with other musicians (e.g. 3PM, Minute Taker, Christopher Norman, Klordop / Tis, Morgen Wurde) from the Swedish pioneers of viral video chips. Not surprisingly, the collective from the Westend Ghetto even published sample libraries for the renowned magazine "Computer Music" and for the 'sounds2sample'-Platform and offers highly acclaimed "ensembles" in the Reaktor community ("Native Instruments").

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