SVARTE GREINER - Existential Rat
CATHERINE DANGER - Ring4Love
PALOMA FLASH - Brigitte Blues
OTTERBACH - Causation in Fact
ALEXIS DEGRENIER - Noyer
SHARP VEINS - Club Cherub AM
BIJŪ - Sublimation
AHAB TAWFIK - Addak (JAN LOUP Tradstep remix)
AL WOOTTON - Grain and New Wine

Methodrone (09.05.24) // LYL radio

Kagura

Here's the first edition of my freestyle tribal house mix series. It includes edits of Green Velvet, Jack Back, David Tort, Siwell, and more.

It's a bit different than my last mixes as my sound evolves but I hope you enjoy!

CRUMS TRIBAL MIX VOL 1.WAV

The UK, allergic to free speech, jails people for social media posts.  Kamala plays Santa Claus, blames grocers for inflation she caused. Is Iran cheering for Harris? Tribalism returns: Sanders and the left fought segregation decades ago; now they’re in favor of it on campuses. Sad death of Matthew Perry earns five indictments for his associates. Time Magazine’s fawning stupidity. World’s most famous feminist says very surprising things to Susan. Plus! Tribute to Stupidity! With hosts Susan Olsen and Josh Brewster. Subscribe and share The Crusher!

Episode 39 - Kamala Claus is Coming to Town

'Synaptic Signals,' -- the rhythmic energy of neural connections.

Synaptic Signals

Explore the challenges of marketing in a digitally tribal and polarized world in this audio version of "The Identity Trap: Marketing in the Age of Digital Tribalism and Polarized Audiences". https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/identity-trap-marketing-navigating-digital-tribalism-polarized-gray-boz5c

Discover how psychological biases and digital echo chambers shape modern consumer behavior and how brands can navigate this complex landscape. Join us as we delve into strategies for inclusive marketing, debiasing advertising, and reaching diverse audiences in an authentic way. 

Learn how to avoid the pitfalls of identity-based marketing and build brands that resonate across divides.

The Identity Trap In Marketing  Navigating Digital Tribalism In A Polarized World

Doris Nicholas gifted us with two hours of sci-fi tribal hypno-jazz minimalism. Prepare to be transported into an ancestral trance of musical bliss, awakening dormant sensations within you. 
Check out his full interview here: https://www.numeronetherlands.com/music/crafting-sonic-journeys-the-musical-storytelling-of-doris-nicholas
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Doris Nicholas | Numéro Netherlands

Nameless Faces dives into the heart of a divided world where labels and borders try to define us, limiting the connection we share as humans. This song explores the pain of being reduced to stereotypes, the struggle of not belonging anywhere, and the reality of people being “boxed in” by judgments based solely on race, culture, or origin. Nameless Faces calls out the divisions we’re conditioned to accept, and reveals how the powerful keep us in these boxes for their own gain.

This song was inspired by the conflict of growing up in a diverse world while being constantly judged by surface level traits. We’re forced into categories we didn’t create, a reality we often accept, even if it’s uncomfortable. The track urges listeners to break away from these imposed labels, challenge the system, and see people for who they truly are. Because until we do, we’re all trapped in a cycle that benefits only those in power.

Nameless Faces

AreaAudio 041 - Viell

We listen and search in the sea of sounds and land in Athens to be transported into the labyrinth of the unknown by Viell.
Viell is a feminist activist, part of the Greek LGBTQI+ movement and resident DJ at Smut in Athens.

"Labyrinths were always meant to be ever-changing.The thing is,even if you were never meant to get to the end of your idea of a maze,just know that at every corner of it,a bounding as well as an abounding sensation can be felt.Whether you believe it or not" (Viell)

@viell

Jail Echo Kontrol Order•Auxiliary Rave Endless Area

Viell - AreaAudio 041

We are delighted to welcome Prof. Michael Morris to our podcast episode.

In this episode, Prof. Michael Morris will delve into insights from his latest book, “Tribal: How the Primal Cultural Instincts That Divide Us Can Help Bring Us Together.”

Tribalism is often blamed for today’s most pressing challenges, with critics arguing that an instinctive distrust of outsiders threatens our pluralistic institutions. However, renowned psychologist Prof. Michael Morris offers a different perspective. He contends that tribal psychology isn’t a recent resurgence - it has always been a defining part of who we are.

From the earliest days of humanity, evolution shaped our minds to share knowledge within groups, using this collective wisdom to collaborate and build civilizations. Language, literature, and law - all of our greatest achievements - stem from our ability to view the world through the lens of shared culture. While unchecked cultural codes can fuel division and conflict, understanding these deep-seated instincts allows us to disrupt destructive cycles and channel them toward unity, cooperation, and meaningful social change. Far from being purely divisive, our tribal instincts can be a powerful force for collective progress.

Prof. Michael Morris holds the Chavkin-Chang Professorship of Leadership at Columbia Business School and is also a Professor in Columbia University’s Psychology Department. A renowned educator, he teaches MBA and executive-level courses in leadership, teamwork, negotiation, communication, and decision-making, including the core MBA class, LEAD, and the innovative elective, The Leader’s Voice, which earned him the Dean’s Award for Curriculum Innovation in 2016. He is a leading expert in cultural psychology and decision-making, with over 200 publications in top behavioral science and management journals. His research spans cultural cognition, social networks, and negotiation, earning numerous international awards. At Columbia, he founded the Leadership Lab and Behavioral Lab to advance social intelligence and behavioral science research. He has served as an editor for major journals and previously held a tenured position at Stanford. 

He has also been a visiting professor at Harvard, INSEAD, and the University of Hong Kong. Prof. Morris holds a PhD from the University of Michigan and a BA from Brown University.

This podcast is brought to you by Global Management Consultancy. For more information, please visit www.globalmanagementconsultancy.com.

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The Power of Tribal Instincts: Insights from Prof. Michael Morris’ Book

There’s something special about unexpectedly discovering an incredible DJ on SoundCloud, and finding Ume was exactly that kind of moment.

Starting out as a reggae selector in his hometown of Osaka, he expanded his sound throughout the years with several travels across Jamaica, Australia, and Southeast Asia. A turning point came when he stumbled upon Ho Chi Minh City’s The Observatory, where he immersed himself in the club’s eclectic scene and soon became a regular behind the decks. In Vietnam, he made his mark by launching the After the After parties and founding Mogra Radio, a platform showcasing DJs from across Asia. Now based in the Japanese countryside, he continues to refine his sound while setting his sights on organizing more parties in the future.

Inspired by his encounters with different cultures, Ume’s sets flow seamlessly, blending tribal grooves, dub-inflected rhythms, and organic textures, always attuned to the energy of the moment. His mix for us is a perfect showcase of this approach: the pace may be unhurried, but the groove never wavers—this is music that keeps the mind and the body engaged, whether on the dancefloor or in deep introspection.

Read the full story: early-reflections.com/mixes/ume/

@quequme

(Er₁₁) Ume

Tribal Chill mix for MILITIA Underground web radio .
https://www.militiaunderground.com
Have a Good trip. 
Peace.

bharadvājāsana

[N/006] - dreaming of a lighthouse

in 1990 after a travel i discover the techno music
i bought his first K7 like :The Orb/razor edge 'import compilation'/808 state/LFO/Praga Khan/Two little boy/megabas/sl2/ & Many more acid beat,break,trance ..... 
it was a ravelation* for me and goes to big Party in Clubs like Le Rex -Le Palace – KitKat Privilege -le Néo-le Gibus-Rave party. etc….
 In 1992 i started to mix with too k7 player and mixer for friend’s parties and started to be fan of the label Harthouse/Noom/EyeQ/Tip/DragonFLy/flying rhino/Platipus*Rising High*/(Fairway-Automate-Javelin)/Omnisonus/return to the source (acid trance-trancecore…)etcetc....
till this year he passed by different styles like: 
Techno,Techno-Ambient,Ambient* Hardcore,Tech, Trance ,Goa,Progressive house  & melodic Techno...

 a big Thank to Guillaume la tortue , Jean Marie Koné , Olivier Planeix pour leurs superbes compilations et mix , scan X , Dj Sonic,L'exorciste aka chaotik ramses , Radio Mentale & FG*+Nova , Mazen "Techno Import" , Speedy J , Liza N'eliaz , Laurent Ho , The Orb , Fluke , underworld , Prodigy......& many many more for your neurophonic trip sharing.

I do not claim in any case to be a pro dj or equivalent, I do this out of pure passion for the electro sound. 
I try to share and make you feel the emotion and the force that escapes from these styles of music that made me what I am. 
I focus on doing it the same way as some mixer compilations in the 90s.

Big Big Thank too all composer & Dj for all your work !!!!!love you 

Peace.

for collaborations and inquiries: 
numeromusic.nl@gmail.com
mariepauline.numeronl@gmail.com

Yoo, im surl an explorer of the world of free parties for serval years now. The energy, diversity and raw culture of this scene have inspired me to create my own music.  Fuelled by a love for tekno, hardcore and tribe, I'm trying to shape my own unique sound with a blend of old-school vibes and some fresh innovations. 

With only 1 year of producing music, I'm curious what you peeps think about it.  In the near future, I will dive in to making live performances. Next to it, I have my own clothing brand surreal-apparel where i design and screen print the merch by myself.

So check it out www.surreal-apparel.nl or 
www.instagram.com/surreal.apparel_

Join me on this exciting underground journey as I continue to explore, create, and share my passion for music and fashion. Let's make our mark together!

Known for his disco, techno, and tribal tunes & mashups, Phoenix based Crums brings non-stop energy into each of his sets. 

From the rooftop bars of D.C. to the day-clubs of Las Vegas Strip, Crums offers over 10+ years a professional DJ experience that elevates the dance floor. 

IG: CRUMSTHECREATOR 

inquiries: djcrumsbooking@gmail.com

Here, I dive into the fascinating world of marketing, language, and technology. As a passionate marketer and content creator, I explore how powerful words can shape narratives and influence audiences.
Join me as I transform articles into engaging podcast discussions, sharing insights on effective communication strategies and the psychology behind marketing. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's something here for everyone.
Tune in for thought-provoking content that will inspire you to rethink your approach to marketing and storytelling. Let’s embark on this journey together!
Don’t forget to check out my articles for deeper insights!

Welcome to Business Talk, your go-to podcast for the latest trends, insights, and thought-provoking discussions in the business world. Whether you're a business professional, entrepreneur, researcher, or academic, our episodes will challenge you to rethink conventional wisdom and inspire actionable ideas.

Brought to you by Global Management Consultancy, we are committed to driving innovation and excellence in the business community. All content Copyrighted 2024 by Global Management Consultancy.

For more information about our past and upcoming podcasts, please click here:https://www.deepakbbhatt.com/businesstalk

Politics, pop culture, laughs with Josh Brewster

ISF Infestazioni Soniche
Crew/Music/Festival/Club

AreaAudio series & Tribe Disclosures run by R A S H

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Early Reflections is an electronic music platform launched in 2023 and based in Paris, France.

Through a collection of mixes, interviews and reviews, our goal is to bridge the gap between the past and the present across the entire spectrum of electronic music.

For any enquiries: filip.earlyreflections@gmail.com

https://early-reflections.com

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