AKAPAD The Film Buff reps about the 2023 masterwork Saltburn in this episode of his Podcast. 

Saltburn became a viral TikTok revolution first then a sensation when it first became available on stream, along the way unfair comparisons to The Talented Mr. Ripley came out of the crevices and a desire to know every motivation seen in this film. But what we have is a beautiful film that so few were able to proclaim. The director Emerald Fennell is among the new class.The class to pay attention to.

#642 - Saltburn

Throw all that back (Lazy Gal Edit) 
All that - DJ Wifi @djwifiworld + Throw it back - Von Di* @itsvondibaby
Edit by Streichelmolle

*Track featured on @HoeMies Hoe Mies 4 Palestine Compilation, available here:
hoemies.bandcamp.com/album/hoe-mies-4-palestine

Visuals on YT

Throw all that back (Lazy Gal Blend | Streichelmolle Edit)

Romance Is For Dreamers

Why Are The Healthy Decisions Always The Most Boring Ones?

(I'm Not) Born To Just Pay Bills And Die (Intro)

From Gamer To Racer!
Johnny was hyped for this film in 2023 and it became his big summer obsession. Now a year on, Andrew hasn’t caught the game adaptation based on the true story yet, and it is prime time to turn life into content through the medium of podcasting. Will it be a pole position for this film, or will it spin out and not finish like Andrew’s reaction to CHAPPiE?

289  - Gran Turismo: Based On A True Story

Finally--a horror comedy that actually delivers both horror AND comedy!  Listen up as we are joined by John Stepansky of The Faintest Glow, to talk about Dave Grohl's Studio 666.  In this episode, we delve into the rockstar lifestyle, gory deaths, and cocaine lemon bars.  Give someone next to you a Pearl Jam high five  before loading up this podcast (delivered to you in the key of L sharp)!
Paired with a High Five Cocktail.
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Studio 666

Jon Charles' set in direct support of Moon Boots on January 26, 2024. Recorded LIVE at Culture DC. 

Track List:
Superfly (Original Mix) - Phil Weeks
The Player - SHEE
Disco Sound Machine - SHEE
Murder On The Dancefloor (DiscoRocks Extended Rework) - Sophie Ellis Bextor
1972 - Felipe Gordon
EL U VEE - Make A Dance
High Def - KX9000
Funkle - Ben Gomori
Thrill Me (Extended Mix) - Junior Jack, Juliet Sikora, Flo Mrzdk
L.T.B.C.Y.B. - M-High
Body Moving (Skream Remix) - Calvin Harris, Eliza Rose
E.D.A. (LOG Remix) - HUGO
Seventies (Extended Mix) - Theo Kottis
I Feel For You (Star B Extended Remix) - Bob Sinclar
Horny - Mousse T
Soleil - Ahmed Farkoun & O’Flynn
Take me to the Bridge (Baume love Edit) - Vera

LIVE At Culture DC - Moon Boots Opening Set - January 26, 2024

Ela está de volta, sim, Sophie Ellis Bextor - Murder on The Dancefloor. O que um filme não é capaz de fazer com uma música do passado que alcançou o 2º lugar Uk Chart.

22 anos depois, ela está de volta, logo imagino que na música contemporânea, qualquer música de qualquer época, pode se tornar um sucesso, e que a boa música sempre encontrará o seu público, no lançamento, ou talvez um dia no futuro, fazendo acreditar que a boa música ela é atemporal 
Após ser trilha sonora do Filme Saltburn, Muder On The Dancefloor, atinge novo pico de reproduções e volta aos holofotes.

Sophie Ellis Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor(Augusto Carvalho Remix 2024)

At the start of October 2024 Uffie and Princess Superstar did their first back-to-back DJ set at Nitsa in Barcelona, as part of Nitsa's 30th anniversary celebrations. I caught up with them for a Line Noise interview that proved an absolute riot. We talked about everything from Saltburn to ska, MySpace to Charli XCX. I hope you enjoy it. Line Noise comes with the support of Cupra.

Line Noise Presents Nitsa 30 - Episode 7 with Uffie and Princess Superstar

With thanks to listener Danny for the suggestion, this month we've been looking at recent movies with a Class War theme: High-Rise, Parasite, Ready or Not, Infinity Pool and Saltburn. Plus we review new releases Timestalker, Terrifier 3 and Woman of the Hour.

94: Class War

Lil free treat for spooky season. Murdering a dancefloor near you. 

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Murder on the Dancefloor (Derek Darko Remix)

Small Trees 29/11/24

Rushpool Hall Dungeon 

Happy hardcore set

wanna know any the tracks in the mix then let me know and il tell ya

Thanks for listening

Spuddy

Small Trees Dungeon Happy hardcore set 29/11/24

In Episode 64 writer Drew Gummerson talks about his short(ish) story collection, Saltburn. We delve into the downsides of marketing labels, the desire for variety in fiction and why we need to see more Northern books on the shelf.

Find out more:
https://renardpress.com/books/saltburn/
https://linktr.ee/drewgum
X:
https://x.com/drewgum
https://x.com/renardpress/
BlueSky
https://bsky.app/profile/drewgum.bsky.social
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/renardpress/
https://www.instagram.com/drewgum/

Music credit: 'Water of Tyne' performed by Edinburgh University Brass Band (2009) arranged by Jack Stobbs, edited and scored for Brass Band by David Dye. Used with kind permission of the publisher, arranger and performers.

Episode 64: Drew Gummerson

Yes We Can! 2000s eurodance club mix

honda on the dancefloor [Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor] funk 130bpm

Northern Voices explores Northern writers (published and unpublished), storytelling and publishing. The podcast is hosted by Jen Bowden, a writer, editor and journalist with a PhD in Creative Writing from Curtin University exploring biases against the North in the UK book industry.

Insta: @ fjordified

Latin,  eurodance, and other eclectic stuff

A podcast about electronic music by Ben Cardew. Formerly home to Braqueberry and Philip Sherburne. Picking at the threads of electronic music. Now available on Radio Primavera Sound (primaverasound.com/en/radio). We also have a Substack: https://linenoise.substack.com/

Mark Tate aka DJ Spuddy, I hit the decks DJing around the age of 12 years old DJing on old hifi record players from Sony/Hitachi to Technics SL B2’s to SL-1500 Belt drive decks, and collected vinyl records ever since.


My preferred audio taste is electronic & techno music from styles such as Hardcore (Dutch/UK), Bouncy Techno, German Trance, Happy Hardcore, Italian Dance / Makina, Gabba,and all aspects of Trance music. I've Been Pretty much driven by the sounds of the Powerhouse, venue , Colosseum and After Dark tapes in which I collected and grew up listening to.

In the year of 1999 I became in love with Trance music and bought my very first trance vinyl - system F - Out of the blue - from then on I became in love with it, my spectrum become more energetic with a hybrid fusion of progressive Trance, Hard & Banging Trance, Hardstyle and Hard House. Massive love of Gatecrasher, Goodgreef, Cream, Rong, ASOT etc etc.

Something about me is I am picky when it comes to a tune and only follow the sounds that penetrate deeper than my ears. My mixing sound and mixing styles developed from practise and practise, and still to this day still developing, my dimensions and my smooth precision on mixing is coming on.

My First break was spent playing clubland for many years at a major local night club & Dj'd alongside local hard-hitters and national acts alike, playing those tracks that get you tapping your feet and nodding your head without you realising it.

forward 2020 brought colosseum reunion, reminiscing the old skool back to people’s minds, basically i took it to a new level, then I started up limitless - trance gathering which is going from strength to strength, quite a few successful events in, support from other brands, we look forward to the future.

Update - Recently just hosted the first floor in the empire - unbelievable 



Take care

Love Spuddy

The internet has killed film criticism, resurrecting it is Peter A Deluca known throughout the cosmos as AKPAD. Here he wages war against poor hot takes, lazy insight, and trashing a movie just for clicks. This is the last bastion of honest cinema thought.

Are You Movie Mad? Is the podcast that asks the most difficult question one man has ever faced. Cinephile Andrew Jones is perpetually flabbergasted that Johnny Ellis uses the online moniker 'Movie_Mad' yet at any given moment seems not to understand any movie references. Join Andrew as he journeys through a collection of films to educate Johnny and ask if Johnny is Mad about the movie he watched or remains Movie Mad.

A monthly horror movie podcast, hosted by Cliff Barnes, with comedians  Emily McQuade, Bryony No and Luke Poulton. Older episodes feature former devils CJ Lines, Phil Jerrod, Hollie Horror, Richard Trondsen and Sarah Dobbs.

Each month we look at a different theme or subgenre, with a focus on two particular movies, and every show concludes with the challenging audio clips quiz, Scary Noises.

Washington, DC’s Jon Charles blends House, Disco, Afro House, Minimal, Indie Dance, and more into his carefully curated sets.

Jon Charles took to the ones-and-twos with the singular focus of getting the dance floor moving and grooving. First hitting the DC music scene in 2019 as the founder of the groovy District Inferno party series, Jon Charles soon found himself in the booth showcasing his love for House and Disco music. He refuses to limit himself to any one genre or style, blending House, Disco, Afro House, Minimal, Indie Dance, and more into his carefully curated sets.

His genre-bending approach to DJing has afforded him the opportunity to perform alongside a variety of artists and DJs, including Chloé Caillet, Chromeo, Quantic, SG Lewis, Dastan, Roosevelt, Treasure Fingers and Satin Jackets, at venues such as DC’s world-renowned Flash, the historic Howard Theatre, Seattle’s extravagant Supernova, and Brooklyn’s lively late-night watering hole, PonyBoy.

Find Jon Charles as a regular at District Inferno and Nu Androids parties or opening for your favorite DJ at Flash in DC.

IG: @joncharlesdc
FB: facebook.com/joncharlesdc/

Booking: districtinferno@gmail.com

A podcast.  One of us loves horror while the other does not. Join us as we talk about horror movies and pair them with a themed cocktail.

Allison and Marie are two sisters who love to share a drink and a movie.

Português Brasil :

A Música  é o alimento da vida, ela nutre o coração, agita a alma e une as pessoas por meio de emoções cruas e grooves atemporais.
Deixe a música te mover, te elevar e te conectar a algo mais profundo. Continue espalhando o amor,  a música  é uma linguagem universal.  As pessoas não querem mais ouvir música, elas querem senti-la.

English: 

Music is the food of lifeit nourishes the heart, stirs the soul, and brings people together through raw emotion and timeless grooves. 🎶❤️

Let the music move you, lift you, and connect you to something deeper. ❤️

Keep spreading the love, music is a universal language! 🎤✨

"People don't wanna hear music anymore, they wanna feel it."

English:
I was born in the late 60's, but only in the late 70's I got to absorb the disco era. I was a listener, but always with a keen sense. It was where everything began, a passion for eletronic music.

In the 80's, these most intensely lived, and for me one of the best. I absorbed a generation of true musicians, which adds even more knowledge and feeling.

Nowadays, with all knowledge that I have gotten, I look intensely all the songs of the past. I really miss those times and I do not deny. After all, having this feeling is a spiritual universe, where we bring with us in our lives, everything good that we got. It is our story on a journey throughout time, going back, reviving às if it were the first time, remembering, inventing everything again making the "now" become Alive as in the pas, becoming a source of life.

Music is a cycle that goes back and forth. As I mentioned, I miss those times, but I did not stop in time, I enjoy the pasta and the present. I think I do define myself as an only style. I always say I like music and with the keen sense I have, I listen to the songs and if I believe they sound good to my ears, that's what I will believe. House is the base. However, in my sets there might be a tech house, a techno, or rather any Söns that may please my ears.

Nowadays, I live intensely researching everything from the past until the current days. 


Português Brasil: 
Nasci no final de 60's, logo, fui absorver a era DISCO já no final de 70's, era ouvinte, mas sempre com um feeling aguçado. Foi onde tudo começou a paixão pela Música Eletrônica.

Nos anos 80's, esses mais vividos intensamente, e para eu um dos melhores, absorvi uma geração de verdadeiros musicistas, o que veio acrescentar ainda mais o conhecimento e o feeling.

Hoje, com todo conhecimento que absorvi, busco intensamente todas as músicas do passado, sou sim, verdadeiro SAUDOSO, e não me nego ser saudoso, afinal a saudade é um universo espiritual, onde trazemos conosco em nossas vidas tudo de bom que absorvemos, é a nossa história em uma viagem pelo tempo, indo atraz, revivendo como se fosse a primeira vez, lembrando, recordando, podendo inventar tudo novamente, fazendo com que, o agora, torne vivo como no passado, tonando-me fonte de vida.

A música é um ciclo, vai e volta. Como falei acima, sou saudoso, porém, não parei no tempo, curto o passado e o presente. Acho que não me defino por um estilo somente, gosto sempre de falar que gosto de música, e com o feeling aguçado que tenho, ouço as músicas, e se eu acreditar, soar bem aos meus ouvidos, é o que acreditarei. A House é a base, entretanto, em meus sets, pode ter um Tech House um Techno....ou melhor qualquer música que agradar aos meus ouvidos.

Hoje, vivo intensamente pesquisando, desde tudo do passado, até os dias atuais.

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