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This month, the wonderful Tilly (NTS/ Noods) takes the reins for Hot Love. Get involved for an hour of silky and sultry slow burners into some new beat and freestyle 🏩💋☎️

Hot Love w/ Tilly 17/04/21

Hi friends,

Ron Like Hell is my favorite DJ. He's also a truly kind soul, a consistent source of inspiration, and a friend.

I met Ron at the Lot Radio several years ago, during his tenure as buyer at Academy Records. It was almost summer and already hot. I remember seeing a tall figure with a large brimmed hat cutting a dark shape in the sun, like a friendly Jordowosky character arriving with a big bag of records from the horizon of Norman Ave. His set that day was mind expanding for me, psychedelic, jamming and guitar forward, yet revealed almost nothing of the damage he could do to a club system. This is the miracle of Ron's DJing: his uncanny ability to deliver a jaw dropping plethora of sounds, between mixes and within them; to be comfortable in an enormous range of styles, and yet always true to himself. It always sounds like Ron.

Among the club memories that kept me going through 2020 was one of hearing Ron play at Wrecked, the music-first queer dance party he runs with collaborator Ryan Smith, during their Basement residency. It was a slamming journey that kept me dancing into the morning hours (the party goes to at least 6am). Memories of the club's flood lights rushing the darkness periodically throughout the night, revealing the bodies around me, locked with me in sound, became a touchstone of hope in a quiet and difficult year.

Ron approaches a DJ mix as an assemblage, aligning sound with emotion, focusing on texture to create psychedelic soundscapes, imaginative spaces for comfort and surprise spectators with an unexpected crafty transition, many of which you will hear many in his Bliss Point mix - a "light sweat / mushroom tea in the woods" vibe, in Ron's own words. Beyond this mix, you can hear Ron play monthly on his Lot Radio residency, at  the off-the-wall Pride party he will be playing this month, or find him and Ryan on the coveted cover of the latest Love Injection fanzine, celebrating their ten celebrated years as Wrecked.

There's so much I could say about Ron and his work. It's more than I can fit in a newsletter, but when we meet on one of his dance floors, I'll be glad to tell you the rest. For myself and so many other DJs in NY he has been a beacon of passion, professionalism, and a true loving-kindness, the best kept secret you could never keep to yourself. 

Enjoy,
Max

@ronlikehell   

Tracklist:
Mecánica Clásica - Columnas De Agua
NRLSD -He Got Game
Nueen - Hum
Hoshina Anniversary - Michinoku
Spacemen 3 - Hypno-Beat
Angela Werner - I Gotta Little Love (Leo Young's Cosmic Edit)
Naum Gabo - Feln
Clarinets - Afternoon
Don Carlos - Alone (Social Disco Club edit)
YS - Kinetic Love
the Phenomenal Handclap Band - All of the Above (Frisvold & Lindbaek mix)
Spin (aka Groove Armada) - Cowbell Rock
Iglew - Caffeine Dream
Martin Solveig - A Few Words (Of Norway Bootleg)
the Orb - Vuja De (Living City remix)
Fra Lippo Lippi (Til Lippo Lippa edit)

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Ron Like Hell | June 25, 2021

The first hour of this month’s show explores the bliss in slowing things down. When everything feels too much, too soon, or too fast, just slide that pitch as far as it wants to go. The second hour is an extra special treat—Candace Price from Philadelphia steps out from behind the projector and on to the decks. Candace has been the cornerstone for Mysteries of the Deep and 1694’s video and graphic design, and contributed gorgeous visuals for a handful of Bright Patterns at the height of last year’s lockdown. Her creative direction is inimitable, and I’m honored to host her as a musical guest this time around. She can truly do it all.

IG: @greekdiner @candaceprice

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Bright Patterns with Vicki Siolos & Candace Price @ The Lot Radio 06 - 24 - 2021

Vale Budino has come from Italy with that deep cosmic music education which flows from ancient aqueducts of her motherland. The mystical and magical art of cosmic DJing has found her living in Berlin for the last few years playing her immaculately mixed blend of genre-less groove music to marathon dancers well into the afternoon. These sessions have made some waves from her dose of psychedelic eclecticism. Here's a taste...

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Al Blayney and a safe pair of hands. @alblayney

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Han Supra was back with his Easy Dreaming show sharing sounds of soothing ambient and leftfield moving into tech house.

Easy Dreaming w/ Han Supra - September 2021

Invisible City Sound System invites the man behind VERSATILE & 1/2 of Château Flight, Gilb'R  and beloved family member of Rush Hour Records, Satoshi Yamamura for a two-hour B2B. 

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Hailing from the Belgian capital and as 1/3 behind the Şelale record on Second Circle, it's our friend soFa (@sofaholic) on mix 32. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hi Chris, can you tell a bit about how you made your first steps in the scene as a DJ/producer?

SE: That was first by playing school parties only, and later by organising parties and getting booked by others in return. The usual game, but it was a bit easier as today since there was less competition I think. On the production side I am quite new to that. I started in 2018 only because I lacked time before that, I used to have a job as curator for an art festival and also digging for records kept me busy and excited for many hours every day. 

MFM: Earlier this summer saw the release of Selale on Second Circle, a collaborative project between you, Okay Temiz and Houschyar. Most releases you've worked on are collaborations. Is there a reason for that? 

SE: Yeh different reasons. It's much more fun to share the fun! I'm not a properly trained musician, I like to break rules, rather than applying them. Collaborating with people who know notes and harmonies allows to combine those 2 visions and the results are more exciting to my ears. I feel I have more to say by helping others to get their music right (or wrong) cause that's what all those years of digging after very specific records have taught me.

MFM: Any more projects lined up already?

SE: Yes, quite a bunch I produced with dear friends, Nyati Mayi, soon on Bongo Joe, CCCVVV with Clara Vellin on Strangelove Music and Sexo Y Fantasia with Da Boochie from Kiosk Radio on Glossy Mistakes coming up. There is also a solo record going to the pressing plant next week, coming out on Planet Trip in spring. It has guest singers, but I call it my solo record since I played the whole beats and synths by myself. Its probably gonna remain my only solo record for a while. I slipped into so many collabs and I'd like to focus on that. I especially love working with singers/voices and hopefully some day I get to produce a whole band project!

MFM: What are you hoping for to find in nightlife now that dancefloors are opening up again? Have you been thinking about this whole situation a lot at all?

SE: I am looking forward to seeing people smile and dance again! Party wise I would especially hope to find more groove and less hard music everywhere. I have the feeling the youth of today can only dance to hard stuff, I find that sad. Real music lovers can dance to anything. The whole situation is/was of course tragic for the nightlife sector. Especially for younger people who are in their best years to create a network of friends and experience adulthood for the first time. On a personal level I liked the time off. It allowed me to focus on a more healthy lifestyle and on making music. 

MFM: Cheers for contributing your mix! What can you tell about it? 

SE: I glued together the first half of it while on a roadtrip in Albania last month. Second half I did this morning in a rush. It's nice tunes, diverse and odd enough as I love. I don't care too much about the technical aspect, I just recorded a bunch of records I felt for sharing. In my opinion all that Dj thing is a bit overrated and way too serious. We are just playing other people's music afterall. There is an art behind that, but I feel it's getting lost more and more. For me it's not about the technical side of it, it's about adapting to people and still surprising them in an original way.

MFM Mix 032: soFa elsewhere

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91 Forward: John Talabot - 181021

Music in praise of the Moon
Mix series hosted by Stathis and Luigi Di Venere
15th Episode by Bill Sanders
Artwork by Thodoris Dimitropoulos

Moon Gazing 015 by Bill Sanders

In October, we were joined by @spacelabrecords head and one third of @inner_zone, Dr Baird, taking listeners on a downtempo journey of dub, ambient and chuggy trance.

Heels & Souls with Dr. Baird (WWFM)

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@josephtagliabue invites you to enter the portal and let your mind drift

sonic rites mixes: https://soundcloud.com/sonic-rites/sets/mixes

VII ~ Tagliabue ~ "Temporal"

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Atmo Spectral 1

A wonderfully relaxing ambient song. Whispering tides. Hope you can dream of something beautiful while listening to it.

Bright Patterns with Vicki Siolos & Candace Price @ The Lot Radio 06 - 24 - 2021

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