Discours Synthétique

Elija is back for Osnova Kyiv podcast with a rework of his favorite samples, experiments of analog synthesis, deep 808 bass, raw dynamics of electro stitched with dark ambient soundings.

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Osnova w/ Elija live @ 20ft Radio - 15/04/2021

003 — Nirriti

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Smoke Machine Podcast 146 Pessimist

Between the mountain and the sea and inside a parenthesis after Perpendicular 2024, this home recordings on two machines and fx were segmented and now proudly (sketchy) presented as a 30x limited edition dubplates, each with original artwork on beautiful handmade Thai paper and a collage from forgotten art prints. Also digital version. 
JD-Segments I and II 
@javiermarimon @danieli_whs


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Segments I and II

JD- Segment I

Neon Cleptu 35
Mutated melancholia. For this episode I’d like to welcome Orb. @orb11

Close close friend, Meanjin based Orb bringing us his disoriented frequencies that cut and pasted over each other. 
Mutated melancholia into echoing drilling textures and muffled howls into shattered digital remnants. It’s real. it’s more than real...

I’m very pleased that he participated and will be the one to guide us through his musical fascinations.

Recording is mastered by Loic
Broadcasted 15.05.2025
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Neon Cleptu 35 → Orb

Madre y Padre

The relationship between the visual and auditory creative realms is a close one. Equally as expressive, and open to experimentation, both seem to elevate the other when done tastefully and in combination. It comes to no surprise then, that our premiere for today is from a collaboration between Javier Marimon, and Daniel[i], as JD. A great producer outright, Javier Marimon’s visual contributions range far and wide in our scene, through various label logos, club flyers, album artworks and more, his touch is undeniable, and recognizable. Equally so for his German counterpart on the release, as Daniel[i]'s productions are near and dear to all our hearts.

Continuing a structure of other prior collaborations and releases on Off Tangent, focused around shortened production periods and an emphasis on raw sessions, Javier and Daniel[i]’s time together has coalesced into the seventh release on Javier’s imprint. Titled Segments I and II, the two tracker sits well within the wheelhouse of both artists, shedding light on what is possible from a few meetings and a knack for when something is finished.

Segment II arrives precisely when it means to. Each element unfolds at its own pace, maintaining tension, movement, keeping things interesting however deftly so. Not overt, but subtle. Textures, and off kilter bass lines intermix with muted melodies and cast a shadow over all.

Segments I and II will be released on the 28th of May on Off Tangent Recs.

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PREMIERE: JD - Segment II [Off Tangent Recs]

DJ Saint Pierre began his musical journey at the age of 12 with piano lessons. His appetite for creation quickly emerged after acquiring a drum machine and a sampler, which allowed him to experiment with electronic composition.
By the age of 15, he had plunged into the world of vinyl mixing, collecting electronic records—particularly techno—and gradually carving out a place for himself in the emerging techno scene.
At 18, he made the decision to pursue his dream full-time, performing DJ sets and shaping his own musical identity. Over the years, DJ Saint Pierre refined his craft, evolving towards increasingly textured and daring techno, exploring more experimental sounds and aesthetics.
At 28, his career took a decisive turn thanks to his friend Ricardo Garduno, who opened the doors to Illegal Alien Records—a label that has since become his creative home, where he enjoys full support and freedom of expression.
Since 2017, he has also developed Anmon, a side project with French artist Ténèbre, focused on alternative electronic music and signed to the label Yuku. This abstract sonic laboratory explores the boundaries between drum, techno, ambient, and experimental music, providing fertile ground for rhythmic and textural exploration.
DJ Saint Pierre does not follow trends; instead, he allows his emotions to guide him, always pushing the limits of his creativity.

Which artists has influenced you the most?
- Without hesitation, I’d say Amon Tobin and Pink Floyd. There are many other artists who have influenced me over time, but these two had a truly defining impact on me.
 
What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?
- My upcoming releases are focused on my side project “Amon”, a duo with my friend Ténèbre, which will be out on the label Intervision. After that, I have two solo releases planned — one on Illegal Alien Records (my heart label, run by Ricardo Garduno), and another on Abstract Mechanism under my alias DJ Saint Pierre.
 
Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?
- This is a tough question because it’s so broad. First, I’d say Ricardo’s work with Illegal Alien embodies a real commitment to our music scene — and that deserves both respect and recognition, musically as well. Then there’s Jeff from Yuku Records, whose curation and artistic direction are just on another level. Lastly, I’d mention labels like Samurai Horo and Void + 1, who are doing an incredible job developing their sonic identity.
 
What inspires you now to create music?
- I usually create music based on emotions, so it really depends on my mood. I don’t have one specific source of inspiration. That said, I’m quite sensitive to nature and how human activity affects it — but I wouldn’t say it’s my main inspiration either. It’s more subtle.

 What set-up do you use when creating music?
- My setup is pretty straightforward. I generate nearly all my sound with hardware — mainly Elektron’s Octatrack and Analog Rytm, and the SOMA Pulsar-23. I record and mix everything in Ableton Live. Sometimes I’ll use Reaktor for synthesis experiments. Overall, I’m still very attached to analog machines, because when I started producing at around 12 or 13 years old, that’s what I first connected with.

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Strange But Dance Music LIVE #34: DJ Saint Pierre

KOZAK@totem.sougia2025

Recording of my set at Loone in Berlin.

Tracklist
01. Minimum syndicat - signal from vertrum-4
02. Jauzus the shining - Philanthrope [Bunker Records]
03. Boris Divider - genoma (recloned) [drive.com]
04. BFX - Alone (Exzakt rmx) 
05. Alex Norinh - rein of control [Bunker Records]
06. Infinite Machine - cenotaph corner
07. Univac - Tangra [moustache Records]
08. ELEKTROTECHNIK - A-B [CHP Recordings]
09. Code rising - 10 x Robot 
10. Client 03 - decommission me ( x Shinra)
11. Mero - processing 
12. Cyborg rhetoric - Saav
13. R21 - OPERATOR
14. Alex Gordiy - no future 
15. Merceas - Secuencias que vivimos en la calle
16. Synthetix - technological nightmare 
17. Industrial bass machine - more control 
18. Umwelt - parc expo hall 2
19. minimum syndicat - infrared poetry

Link to watch stream is on my page.

Loone Berlin LIVE W/ EKATA [03.07.25]

Soft Crush w/. Doltz live //ANFS b2b Katra //Outermost @astronclub Sat 26 jul 2025

opening set for Soft crush at Astron 26 jul 2025

Live recorded warm-up session with a mix of different styles —IDM, electro…— with the hits and misses that come with improvisation.

Warm-up for a friend’s party [08.11.24]

TEMPLEOFJOY 010 - CHÔMEUR

Live set at AVEC

TUTCAST/L - CATHARSIS

ashy litanies for graying infants

For all enquiries:
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Run by @Sariim

TEMPLEOFJOY 010 - CHÔMEUR

TEMPLE OF JOY

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