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Morning Show w/ Alex Sourbis & Sixsixsixties @ Kiosk Radio 11.02.2022

Reset My Brain

Quatrième épisode de "CHIEN DE TEMPS" qui, autour d'une solide sélection, se paye sa petite montée avec une heure de trip saturé à la jonction de de l'abstract, du Dub-Expé et de l'Indus.

Fourth episode of "CHIEN DE TEMPS" which, around a solid selection, gets its little rush with an hour of saturated trip at the junction of abstract, Dub-Expé and Indus.
more infos at lyl.live/show/chien-de-temps
Picture : Yan Décamps

CHIEN DE TEMPS #4 w/ Why Pink? - LYL Radio (08/04/22)

@hoshina

Aired on the Patience/Impatience show following the release of Hyakunin Isshu on April 15, 2022.

TRACKLIST
Hoshina Anniversary - Shinkai
Hoshina Anniversary - Irahu (Impatience)
Hoshina Anniversary - Sukasu
Hoshina Anniversary - Shonyudo (Impatience)
Hoshina Anniversary - Bouga
Boards of Canada - Gyroscope (WARP)
Hoshina Anniversary - Gensou Kara
Hoshina Anniversary - Teien
Aphex Twin - Shiny Metal Rods (WARP)
Hoshina Anniversary - Fugu To Kaeru
Suemori - Tawamure (Modern Obscure Music)
Suemori - Magau
Suemori - Kentai
Hoshina Anniversary - Oboroge
Hoshina Anniversary - Sugisarishi 

Q+A
Please introduce yourself
- I’m Hoshina Anniversary from Tokyo, Japan.
Musician making tracks w/ traditional Japanese instruments. 

Can you describe your relationship to music throughout your life?
- I started playing the guitar at the age of 16, having been struck by Billy Joel, The Police, and Prince when I was 14.
Eventually, I started playing the bass, got into jazz/fusion, and found that music became a great way to express myself.
Music gives me endless possibilities and allows me to connect with so many people.

How does Japan influence the way you make and listen to music?
- Being Japanese was complex when it came to music.
For example, if I had a yearning for the hard rock of LA in the 80's, I was disappointed that I could never be like that as a boy.
I don't like music that uses Japanese instruments, it's too tacky, or it's not music I want to wear.
So I am reconstructing Japanese music in my own way, watechno.
I am making this music in the hope that if I, as a boy, heard this music, I would have hope for this country.

How is like in Tokyo for you, both in terms of music and life in general?
- In terms of music, I really don't know what I can do in this country.
Sometimes I feel helpless, thinking that no matter how much music I make, it will never amount to anything.
However, my music cheers me up even when I am in such a mood.
Anyway, I enjoy doing music.
In terms of my daily life, I would say that my days are pretty ordinary.
But only Japan is getting left behind, the economy is getting worse, and people may not be feeling the high spirits.
But I enjoy coffee every day.
There are good coffee shops in my town.

How did you approach your Patience release, and how did that differ from your usual approach to making music?
- I thought about story-based and things like, "It would be interesting to see this kind of development.
I think I prefer to add a characteristic chord progression rather than to keep a certain groove.
I usually write songs with some degree of story-based, but I had never written a song longer than 15 minutes, and it was a fun challenge.
I'm grateful for the opportunity and I think I gained a lot of insight.

Do you have a personal favorite longform piece of music?
- Miles Davis - Mademoiselle Mabry (Miss Mabry)
Steve Reich - Sextet
Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive
CATHERINE CHRISTER HENNIX - Equal Temperament Fender Mix
Chick Corea - Steps-What Was

What was the idea behind this mix?
- I included songs with my characteristic chord progressions and distinctive sounds.
Some tracks that will be released in the future, other tracks that were recently released by Modern Obscure music by moniker Suemori, and unreleased etc.

Hoshina Anniversary Mix for The Lot Radio - April 19, 2022

Sunshine Life Emulator is the newest moniker of Hull-based producer Liam van Ryn. Previously releasing music under a number of different guises over the last six years, now he's focusing attention on the slower, introspective side of his productions, which came to fruition at the beginning of the pandemic in early 2020.

Some of these early creations form the basis of his first solo LP, Hatch Dream, a collection of ambient and IDM-influenced music that is blurs the lines between uplifting and pensive.

Themed around the idea of memory and how these transform and fade over time, the release uses old recordings and shapes them in new ways to "fill in the gaps" of what once was there. Liam mirrors this with the artwork and accompanying visuals by using old family photos that have been degraded in water as well as stop motion film and macro photography.

To commemorate the release, we asked him to take care of your Monday soundtrack with a mix of music to help you daydream the day away...

Sunshine Life Emulator: The 'Monday Is OK' Mix

Grand Opening Weekend Day 2 featuring Josh Cheon

Josh Cheon | July 2, 2022

On this month’s show, we’re very excited to welcome a Cold Blow records special. The show will be in 3 segments. First, it's a Cold Blow showcase, then, Finnish producer Halvtrak will take us on a
disorienting journey through his obscure collection of cold wave,
industrial and EBM. Finally, DJ Visto "Funk" Hiltunen will play us a
mix of his classic edits, before vanishing back into the cool summer
nights of Lapland.
Cold Blow is a London and Helsinki-based label known for their early
UK house and techno reissues, as well as new music in the same vein.
Founded by two friends from the Finnish Lapland, Pete and Janne “J”,
the label roster includes the likes of Dr. Rhythm, Liquid Son, DMX
Krew, Mono Junk, E.M.U., Halvtrak and many more.

ORGANIC ANALOGUE RECORDS TRANSMISSION #25 - Cold Blow Records Showcase [30.08.2022]

@cata_music [Brooklyn]

CATA is a Florida native and Brooklyn-based DJ and producer, whose sound incorporates elements of techno, psytrance, acid, electro, and hard groove. Inspired by 90’s rave and all things acid, CATA infuses melodic synths with acid-drenched basslines to take listeners on a sonic journey that transcends space and time.

1) Glaskin – You Are Simply a Machine (Original Mix)
2) Turk Turkelton – X Statione (Original Mix)
3) CATA – Unreleased
4) The Antidote – Azimuth (Original Mix)
5) Manao – Xnthefloor
6) Hermeth – So
7) Nostrum – Melodrama (Original Mix)
8) Marlon Hoffstadt – Work It Out
9) Marlon Hoffstadt – Moments of Extasy
10) Reptant – Syncussion Concussion (Original Mix)
11) Amotik – Ikat
12) CATA – Unreleased
13) Jupiter 8000 – Way Out (Original Mix)
14) Aloka – Concave
15) Aux 88 – Alias (Original Mix)
16) Aloka – Convex
17) Aloka – Brain Confusion
18) buen clima – Bau House
19) Viikatory – Crasher Babe
20) Aloka – XTX3
21) GRRL x Made of Oak – Inertia
22) Rino Cerrone – Experience (Original Mix)
23) Robert Hood – Dread (Original Mix)
24) CYRK – Obsession (Original Mix)
25) GRRL – Operator
26) Amkam – MUSCLE ERA
27) FALSE PERSONA – System
28) The Antidote – Antimatter (Original Mix)
29) Slacker – Information Control
30) Maelstrom – Spasm (Original Mix)
31) Client_03 – Sense Combiner (Original Mix)
32) Hermeth – Quarantine Consequences (Original Mix)
33) Von Riu – Oil Spill (Original Mix)
34) Swooh – Sexy Girl’s Club
35) Swooh – What U Gonna Do
36) Mac Declos – Sacred geometry (Original Mix)
37) Maara – Princess Express (Original Mix)
38) Nikki Nair – The Analyst (Original Mix)

www.instagram.com/caitlinoliveira/
ra.co/dj/cata-1

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