Eclectic for any or odd moods

Waterways

Christine Renée, a sonic storyteller and American expat, curates themed sets and occasionally interviews a variety of sound artists on her show FOR THE BIRDS. She's collected records since the '90s and DJed since the '00s. Renowned for her residency at Lot Radio (2016) and role at hi-fi club Public Records as head curator (2019), she's now studying sound as a healing modality.

FOR THE BIRDS w/ Christine Renée @ Kiosk Radio 04.09.2025

High above the desert, where the sky spilled its secrets in stars, the brightest among them was Altair. To the villagers below, it was more than a star—it was a guardian.

Generations passed, but Altair never dimmed. Pilgrims crossed miles of sand to sit under its light and make wishes. Some claimed they saw a flicker.

On a clear night, if you stare long enough, you might see wings in the darkness. Illuminated against the dense black.

For in the sky, where time folds and dreams take flight, Altair burnt brighter than all else.

 Two Thou is the lead behind the Oraculu project – a hybrid jazz exploration with ambient undertones described as follows:

“This music was born in Berlin, matured with me through a winter in the rural Sardinia, and ended up on wax through Chicago and New York. With this record, that to me sounds in-between worlds, I want to recall that jazz and electronic music both emerged as inventions, and it seems to me they’re both suggesting us to keep inventing.”

PREMIERE: Oraculu - Altair [Division81]

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Across six tracks, a dream unfurls into sound – patterns emerging like scattered water droplets, a flowing dance of chance and texture.
For Turmalin Dub, Tom of Terram (an alias of Tom Sprenger, one half of Hektisch Sprengen) teams up with Listensport. This EP flourishes in the fertile space between the organic and the synthetic, where textures breathe and rhythms pulse like living beings. It is shaped by five original creations and a ’90s-inspired French Dreamspell house remix by RAMZi, carrying the timeless spirit of the dancefloor.

Turmalin Dub stands as a musical crystal, refracting light into deep colour and pulse; a fortress for the spirited and unconventional, an elegant tapestry of sound. The opening track weaves psychedelic hues with Balearic warmth, dubwise basslines, and whispers of slippery roots-reggae dub. Trance-inflected echoes flow together like water: from immersive ambient waves to intricate patterns and softly blurred dub techno. The release closes with Spirit, a track echoing the warmth and sway of trancehall, bridging introspective moments and the kinetic energy of a floor in motion.

PREMIERE: Tom of Terram & Listensport - Turmalin Dub (RAMZi’s Dreamspell Remix)

The way the leaves moved in sync with the wind, the patterns in the clouds, the gentle hum of the world—it was all connected.

Neurodiversity, wasn’t about fitting in—it was about seeing the world in ways others might never imagine.

He watched as it all whizzed and whirred around him, lines and shapes made sense in a way words sometimes didn’t.

Where others saw chaos, he saw rhythm.

It was simply time to enjoy the dance.

Michael Reinboth releases a new track via Compost – a stellar electronica extravaganza which has us feeling all cosmic and free.

PREMIERE: Michael Reinboth - Neurodiversity [Compost Records]

DC Promo Tracks #1742: "It's a Good Start of Nothing" by Yoann Pisterman is part of the release "Single" on Hologram Opera @hologram-opera  @yoannpisterman

Buy Now: https://yoannpisterman.bandcamp.com/track/its-a-good-start-of-nothing 

It’s a Good Start of Nothing takes its name from a dyslexic twist on “a good start of something” a slip that unexpectedly revealed something more fitting. Centered around swirling sonic elements and grounded by a low bass, it explores how complexity can emerge from apparent randomness. Like the title itself, it embraces the unknown, suggesting that beginnings don’t always need definitions and the act of making doesn’t need a clear end. Sometimes, not knowing is part of the shape. It is necessary to the process. And maybe, in the end, this is nothing. And that’s ok.

Yoann Pisterman is a French sound artist and composer based in Berlin. Originally trained in visual arts, his practice began with drawn landscapes blending architecture and vegetation. Sound emerged in response and gradually became the core of his work. He describes it as “painting with sound.” 

His compositions move between ambient, kraut, electroacoustic, and experimental forms; balancing softness with density, surface with depth. A kind of childlike topography for deep listeners: light yet intricate, subtly shifting perception and sculpting space. the end, this is nothing. And that’s okay.


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Pass The Time w/ Chris Stoker - Aaja channel 2 - 20 09 25

Nathan Kofi @ DTRH - REX 2025

A collision of rave outsiders: Morris’s unlikely pop mystique meets Gramrcy and Loveless on the FWD dancefloor… lnk.to/GJLPH149

In Berlin where the bassweight bubbles bright, Lived Gramrcy and John Loveless, deviant and polite, They stirred a pressure-cooker full of electroclash stew, With ISDN-line scramble and a hint of something new.

“Oh!” cried Tony Morris (former teacher, taxi man), “I’ll hypnotize with repetitions, catch me if you can! I’m Scotland’s most unlikely pop sensation, don’t you see? A cult figure cabaret, as deviant as can be!”

They mixed it up on Phantasy Sound with textural delight, The earworming anchor bobbed and bounced all through the night, From FWD-era gumption to the disco esoteric, They created ‘Lucid’ madness, quite atmospheric!

The festival-rupturing Highdive had ruptured long before, Now ‘Feel So’ tipped the scales toward the ecstatic dance floor, With post-punk percussion prancing, hi-NRG in tow, From Chicago down to Rimini, watch the bassline grow!

Said Peggy Gou and Daniel Avery, “What a splendid sound!” While 2ManyDJs spun it ’round and ’round and ’round, And Moschino’s models strutted to the supreme release, As rave outsiders intersected in their bubbling masterpiece!

So if you seek the throbbing beat of something deeply odd, Find Gramrcy and John Loveless – that peculiar duo’s squad With Tony Morris chanting in his late-sixties prime, Making lucid nonsense music, one earworm at a time!

Three years after their all conquering ‘Highdive’, Gramrcy and John Loveless return to Phantasy with ‘Lucid’, a pressure-cooker of FWD-era bassweight and electroclash scramble anchored by the hypnotic vocals of Tony Morris.

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PREMIERE: Gramrcy & John Loveless  - Lucid feat. Tony Morris [Phantasy Sound]

Abajour - Draft (Vinyl, 12") 
Available soon on Sound Metaphors Records : https://www.soundmetaphors.com
Label: Chlamydia Dell'Arte
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PREMIERE : Abajour - MS45 (Get Bent Version)

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A musical journey into mostly the late 70s and early 80s electronic explorations in Japan, ranging from sound landscapes to fusion

Sakusaku - Inoyama Land (Music For Myxomycetes - Transonic Records / 1998)

 Shambhala Signal - Harry Hosono And The Yellow Magic Band (Paraiso - Alfa / 1978)

Capybara - Miharu Koshi & Harry Hosono Jr. (Swing Slow - Mercury /1996) 

Collecting Net - Inoyama Land (Danzindan-Pojidon - Yen Records / 1983)

A Transit Passenger - Osamu Shoji (Night Flight - Philips / 1979)

La Nokoto De La Cattleya (Cattleya No Yoru) - Miharu Koshi (Boy Soprano - Non Standard / 1985)

Cosmic Surfin’ - Haroumi Hosono, Shigeru & Tatsuro Yamashita (Pacific - CBS/ Sony / 1978)

Heartbeat - Colored Music (Colored Music - Better days / 1981)

Citizens Of Science - Yellow Magic Orchestra (Tighten Up - A&M Records / 1980) 

Zoot Kook - Sandii (Eating Pleasure - Alfa / 1980)

Mizue - Inoyama Land (Danzindan-Pojidon - Yen Records / 1983)

Japanese Rhumba - Harry Hosono And The Yellow Magic Band (Paraiso - Alfa / 1978)

Radio Cómeme - Japanese Rhumba by Blanali

In Hour 2 it's Red Axes, who have a well-established presence on the outlandish fringes of experimental, alternative and dance music. The celebrated Israeli duo make a surprise left-turn onto Phantasy with a three-track 12”, ‘Sipoor’, following on from last year’s self-released LP, ‘The Beach Goths’. ‘Sipoor’ is released on 22nd June and they had this to say about their mix;
"Music for fisherman and fisherman's friends."

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Hour 2 - Red Axes

Boards Of Canada - Alpha And Omega (Warp Records)
Beatfoot - De Vibez (Smagghe & Cross Version) (Garzen records)
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Effective force - Beyond Judgement (Red Axes edit)
Pegasus - Perseguido por el rayo - (Juanpablo & Sneaker edit)  (Frigio Records)
Arthur Johnson - Pergect Stranger  (Cosmo Remix Remix With Vox) (Les Disques De La Mort)
You and me edit by Autarkic
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John carpenter and alan howarth - the bank robbery (lory d edit) (Subdance Records)
Weird Weather - Leather Chair  
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Solid Steel Radio Show 6/7/2018 Hour 2 - Red Axes

@zoya-bassi /// This mix is a juxtaposition of genre and moods , in a time where reality and the digital world seem to be becoming one, real life satire, comedic and tragic at the same time, the content we watch on screen seem to be become real, and with that follows a wide range of emotions, from fear anger and bizarre fascination. I put together a soundtrack that could accompany this sentiment through these absurd times.

tracklist : 
Intro
Dj Die Soon - Untitled
Majorcan traditional music from Sa Pobla
Minais B
Eugene - collect patience
Zoya Bassi - Kate Bush edit
Jpeg Mafia - face down ass up
Lieu Noir - Knowledge
Wilted Woman - Goo (reprise)
Mitchell Goor - Haifa 1888
Eric Sera - Kamikaze soundtrack 
Shazzy - you need a job
Mlacoler Culkin - Booléenne en règle dans le métro parisien
Peder mannerfelt - The Toad
Better person - I wake up tired
Phew - New World
Big Red - Joy bender
D/P/I - depression
NAH - shouldn’t
Dj Loser - δεν εχει τιτλο
Cosmin Nicolae - Semnal
Zoë Mc Pherson - iii. Shaman (how I became)
Best Available Technology - Bulldozer Rituals
Fred Brooks - five clicks away
Triple Six mafia - ain’t Barin’ Dat
Hype Williams - The attitude Era
Copeland - 2inga
Kutmah - change things
Abul Mogard - Above all dreams + Kurt Schwitters - Ursonate
Walter Gross - Timer

Radio Cómeme - Alternative Facts by Zoya Bassi

What's that saying? Shame on you if you fool me once? Shame on me if you fool me twice? Except we aren't ashamed, we are in fact more than happy to welcome back the fabulous Serial Experiments as part of our Monday mix series. Vilmantas Pocius is better known as his alias Serial Experiments, an up and coming producer and one of the prominent members behind the whypeopledance team of which we have been a fan for many years. He knows a lot about music and has developed a wealth of knowledge whilst managing one of the most interesting and diverse music blogs in recent times. 

This is the second time that he has contributed to the mix series, it's easy to see why...

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Serial Experiments: The 'Monday Picnic' Mix

No Weapon Is Absolute

No Weapon Is Absolute by Cosmo Vitelli - NTS - 26-09-2018

Ransom Note is an online music, arts and culture magazine. We provide a home for readers and writers with boundless enthusiasm, esoteric knowledge, fierce opinions and impeccable taste.

With our core team immersed in all aspects of dance music, we publish news, articles, and interviews covering the greatest in innovative, underground culture from across the globe. We offer regular, exclusive music and mixtapes from our favourite artists, and publish features shining a light on everything from the freshest new artists to the untold tales from rave history.

Alongside this we offer musings on film, books, life, and art, generating some context and controversy as an antidote to the reheated PR that clogs up the internet. Our office is fuelled by Tunnock’s Bars, cat memes, hangovers and a ridiculous, never ending love for our culture.

We're always interested in getting new writers on board – feel free to get in touch if you’ve got a story to tell.

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Serial Experiments: The 'Monday Picnic' Mix

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