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...Behind the decks, Rødhåd's style is slick, loopy and hypnotic. It's a sound he developed playing extended sets in Berlin clubs, and when coupled with his deft mixing, it makes for some truly immersive moments. Despite his newfound acclaim, Rødhåd hasn't departed from the subtle, often melancholic tones of his early career. On his RA podcast, he demonstrates his trademark style of brooding hypnotism, delicately stitching peak-time cuts with poignant atmospherics…

http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=418

01	SNTS - End I 
02	Aethenor - Something To Sleep is Still
03	Tobias	- The Sheme Of Things
04	Efdemin - Drop Frame
05	Amlin -	Uncertainty (Acronym Remix)
06	Eduardo De La Calle - Bhagabatan Theories
07	Architectural - Witches' Dance
08	Woo York - Acid Rain
09	Sanys - Dominance
10	Marco Asoleda - 90's Vibes (Eric Fetcher Remix)
11	Atom TM - Ich Bin Meine Maschine (Function Remix)
12	Ø Phase - Perplexed (Rødhåd Extended Remix)
13	Rødhåd - Patient Zero (Function Remix)
14	Jeroen Search - Formalized 
15	DVS1 - Traverse
16	Oscar Mulero - Cave
17	Levon Vincent - Invisible Bitchslap
18	Kitkatone - Remainder
19	Kobosil - Path
20	Benny Rodriguez - The Choice Is Mine (Rødhåd Remix)
21	S100 - Genesis
22	Prince Of Denmark - Your Body
23	Ilario Alicante - Wax Weapon (Rødhåd Remix)
24	Ben Sims - The Afterparty (Ben Klock Remix)
25	Santorini - Wax Not Wax (Conforce Remix)
26	Antigone - Words Of Silences feat. Cheyenne
27	Tadeo - Latence State
28	Stefan Vincent	- Elephant's Foot (Staffan Linzatti Remix)


RA.418 Rødhåd

This set was recorded at Melt. I closed the Big Wheel Stage after Tale of Us and I played mostly techno stuff. It's a bit unusual in me but I had lot of fun. Thanks to all the people that showed at the Big Wheel Stage for my set and danced until the last track.  
JT

John Talabot Dj Set @ Melt '14

HÖR - Love On The Rocks - E-Talking - August 24 2023

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Arte Concert - CHATWITHA_DJ #9 (14.09.2023)

This is the 13th edition of our podcast series, and this time we have a dear friend of BunkerBauer behind the decks. Miss Sara Foreal Svanholm aka Mama Snake.

Sara is part of the Copenhagen based dj crew, Aperion Crew, which consist of 4 danish girls. As Sara says: "it's easy to sell yourself when you're 4 girls in a male dominated scene, but I think that we being booked for our skills rather than our sex :) "

Sara has played at numerous clubs in Copenhagen as Culture Box and Harveys, international clubs as Golem (Hamborg) and Farbfernseher (Berlin), festivals like Phono Festival and Strøm Festival and alongside dj's as Martyn, Prosumer, Benjamin Damage, Versalife, Xosar and Carl Craig. And of course she has played serveral times in our dear Bunker, which should be a enough stamp of approval.

You can catch Sara playing @
Bakken - CPH, 16/01
Blue Velvet - CPH, 23/01
Kolonien - CPH with BunkerBauers own Mads Bjerregaard, 30/01
Culture Box - CPH, 07/02 
and at Loppen -  CPH, with A Guy Called Gerald, 06/03

So sit back and enjoy this wellplayed mix by Sara Svanholm.

Tracklist:
DJ Koze – Blume Der Nacht
Tin Man – Nonneo (Donato Dozzy Remix)
Robert Hood – And Then We Planned Our Escape
Leif – Effervescent
Lucy – Laws & Habits
Facta – Poliwhirl
AnD – Untitled A1
In Sync – Storm
Samuli Kemppi – Melankolkutus
Young Male - Depraved Thoughts In Depraved Times
K209 – Duality
Ben Klock – Onyx
Fishguard – Untiled A1
Kevin McPhee – In Circles (Kamikaze Space Programme Drum Tool)
Randomer – Side Crack Lung
Tripeo – Nargy
Moerbeck – Pleasure to Burn
Paul Hannah – Huron
Special Request – Wall to Wall
Verveine & Schubaq – Zuri Dub
MAE – 665 (DJ Spider Mix 2)
Silent Servant – Where Next (Regis Edit)

/ BunkerBauer /

BunkerBauer On Wax 13 - Sara Svanholm

Parisian, DJ Deep hits us with this rough, yet smooth hour plus mix of house and techno as this week sees his debut 12 inch under the "Rebeval" moniker hit shops around the world. Those of you in the game should be familar with DJ Deep as his Deeply Rooted and Deeply Rooted House imprints have consistently released amazing music for many years constantly pushing forward as the years pass. So sit back, strap on your headphones and enjoy the mix.

L.I.E.S. podcast-19 DJ DEEP  "DJ Deep Never LIES Mix"

A Beyond Mix Vol. 5: E-Talking

http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=454

RA Podcast 454 dj masda

WATCH

HÖR - Jan 9

Radio On Vacation with E-Talking

@jonasfriedlich's "Deskjet" EP will be released through @moltenmoods in early June. Info: bit.ly/JonFri


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Jonas Friedlich - Deskjet

Yousef - Live from Carl Cox Revolution at Electric Brixton April 7th 2012.

a rare tone setting early set which takes in super deep emotive electronica through to peak time floor wrecking house. 

all mixed live on 3 cdj 2000 and a djm2000 mixer

from pulse radio....

Circus' Grand leader, Yousef, played an unusual role at his last gig at London's Electric venue in Brixton. Rather than taking peak time slot, the man behind one of Liverpool's biggest nights set about a warm up set ahead of the mighty Carl Cox and by all reports, rather enjoyed the experience.  We managed to grab a recording of the two hour set and chatted to Yousef about how he approaches these things - this is one for you, all up and coming DJ's!

Yousef: “This mix is all about the art of the warm-up, something which often gets forgotten in clubland and a set I don’t get to play too often any more, not even at my own event, Circus. It’s where pretty much every DJ starts out their career (I did way back in the annexe of Cream) and it’s maybe the most important set of the night, starting the ball rolling for the evening and setting the vibe and the tempo for the DJs that play later.
At Circus I have to listen to a lot of warm-ups and play a few extended ones, and it’s definitely one of the key ingredients of what we do. You need to be able to trust someone to slowly coerce people onto the dancefloor, building the energy over a period of time rather than going for the jugular straight away. There’s nothing worse than someone banging out the tunes to an empty dancefloor ten minutes after opening, and we’ve always strived to ensure this is one of the best sets of the evening.

Playing for Carl Cox’s Revolution at Electric Brixton I saw a rare chance to do the warm-up slot away from Circus, so I asked to see if I would be able to lay down the tone of the night beforehand. This mix reflects everything I think a good warm-up set should have and it also gave me the chance to play a lot of records I don’t get to play very often; starting off deep and emotive and slowly building the pace. There’s some lovely spacey almost electronica sounds at the start, very warm, before we end up getting into some serious floor wrecking house music, all in the space of two hours.”

YOUSEF - LIVE @ ELECTRIC BRIXTON APRIL 7TH 2012 (opening set)

Idit Frenkel // Ofri Goffer // Niv Hadas
Recorded live at Later Nov. 16 2018
Breakfast Club Tel Aviv

@iditf @ofrigoffer

Idit Frenkel / Ofri Goffer / Niv Hadas - Later 16.11.18 Pt 2

Efdemin has all but perfected his deep, expertly reduced take on house and techno. The German artist has mastered his form over the course of numerous 12”s on various labels, including three albums on Dial Records. They are intricate, mind bending affairs that take you in on yourself and constantly explore new ground. His hybrid mix CD on his own Naïf imprint and Curle last year was another career high point, and recently he has turned himself towards experimental and microtonal composition with yet more fascinating results. February 2019 will see Ostgut Ton release New Atlantis, his latest album and one inspired by Francis Bacon’s unfinished 17th century novel of the same name. Promising to fuse his left-of-centre take on dance music with a new found passion for experimental sound art, it’s the latest chapter in a fascinating artistic story. 

His podcast for us is a decidedly club-focussed mix, featuring the sort of warped synths and underlapping grooves you would expect of the man. There are multi-layered tracks of percussion, sound design and stringy rhythms to start, then things slip into long, draw out passages of tunnel vision techno before the drums begin to hit harder to carry you home. At times playful, at others deadly serious, it sums up the career of Efdemin perfectly.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 214 - Efdemin

Now then, what do we have here?

E-Talking is a producer with whom you might not be familiar, at least not by name. You might well be more aware of him as one half of the French duo Nummer, a prominent pair who have released a great deal of impressive music on the likes of Butter Sessions, Going Good, Peur Bleue, Fragil Music and on their own imprint. They also boast a killer live show, one of which blew the roof off a Glasgow basement when 12th Isle hosted them many years back. 

The pair have also recently launched a new label focussing on releasing abstract electronics, experimental music and balearic abstract sounds from across the globe on an imprint called Natural Selections. 

Which brings us back to the focus of todays mix, E-Talking. One half of the outfit who has also independently released music on the likes of Whities, drawing for a slightly more hard hitting approach than perhaps anticipated. There's more to come, just you watch.

He steps up on a Friday with an intriguing mix for head and feet. Dig in.

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E-Talking: The Ransom Note Mix

Recording of our weekly Dekmantel Radio show at @redlightradio.

First hour: DJ Nigga Fox
Second hour: DRKNGHTS Collective

Dekmantel Radio

Dekmantel Radio w/ DJ Nigga Fox & DRKNGHTS Collective (10/05/19)

Neovinyl Podcast 107 - Italo Brutalo

Resident Advisor and Absolut join forces to bring you round three of Alternate Cuts, an event series celebrating the UK crews that keep their local nightlife scenes thriving. For little or no return, these promoters work tirelessly to bring their communities together. To celebrate this, we’ve collaborated with three crews to ask some of their favourite artists to play alternative sets. They’ll be exploring corners of their record collections that rarely see the light of day, in some of the best intimate venues in the UK.

On Thursday 2nd May, we rounded off the 3rd series of Alternate Cuts with a trip to Sheffield's Yellow Arch Studios where local crew Pretty Pretty Good joined us to host Tama Sumo. The Panorama Bar veteran treated us to an expertly delivered selection of some beloved broken beat bombs, transporting us from the steel city to mid-00s London. Listen as she unfurls soulful melodies and ruffneck rhythms.

@tama-sumo

Alternate Cuts: Tama Sumo (Broken beat set)

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EG.735 Kate Simko

Stephan Bazbaz @ E-Boded Loft Party

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