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TSVI b2b Loraine James at Draaimolen Festival 2022

Semi regular sessions from the Well Street Records Crew. Broken beats from the London underground.

https://www.nts.live/shows/well-street-records/episodes/well-street-records-yushh-9th-march-2023

Well Street Records w/ Yushh 080323

Due to an artist cancellation, Italian-Ivorian producer and DJ and Nervous Horizon associate Ehua was added at the very last minute to the Unsound 2022 lineup – but she did not disappoint! Ehua played in the early hours of the morning at an Unsound club night, and now you can relive her set, an emotionally-charged dark slow-fast jam with blissful melodic bursts.

Unsound Podcast 91: Ehua

CCL (@ccl-url) has many tricks and plenty of surprises up their sleeve. London-born, US-bred but now Berlin-based, they are playful in what they play but serious about how they play it, whether that's head spinning 160bpm cut, "cowgirl-breaks or wiggle steppers." The key for this multidisciplinary artist and former New Forms festival curator is to find the similarities and differences between shades of sound and rhythm and exploit them to spellbinding effect. As a producer, they are no different and have always managed to find fresh in-between sounds on labels like Fever AM and Discwoman. 

The singular DJ steps up this week with almost two hours of pure sonic adventure. It's a perfect showcase of how they can soundtrack imaginary worlds from humid future jungles to robot dances in the sky. You'll hear rhythms you could never imagine and contort your body in impossible ways, all while admiring the dexterity of the DJ who has threaded together such a trippy trip.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 427 - CCL

Sobolik, a Brooklyn-based producer, DJ, promoter and label curator is up next for Tapes #98. Co-heading the London label All Centre alongside Simkin and DJ Pitch, Sobolik has been turning heads over the past two years with futuristic club cuts on labels such as 3024, CloudCore, Woozy, and early reflex. Sobolik's world is filled with colour and hyperkinetic energy - not fitting in one box, their output reacts to a broad palette of styles across North American and UK club music traditions. 

In February, they released their third EP, entitled Packet Loss, in a debut collaboration with Kindergarten Records, joining modern bass scene luminaries like Ayesha, Sha Ru, and Stolen Velour at Brooklyn’s preeminent home of chaotic, forward-thinking digital percussion tracks.

Tracklist: https://www.originssound.com/os-tapes/sobolik-mix

Follow Sobolik:
instagram.com/e_sobolik/
@tomsobolikmusic

Origins Tapes 098 - Sobolik

Liquefaction of rhythmic and melodic matter.

Read more: pure-g.co/pure-guest040

SoundCloud: @ccl-url

PURE Guest.040 CCL

Milanese club alchemist Piezo celebrates his love for percussion in a winding trip through global drum styles. 

https://www.factmag.com/2023/07/17/fact-mix-piezo/

Fact Mixes

Fact Mix 917: Piezo (Jul '23)

Kindergarten family classic b2b2b2b session.

http://www.instagram.com/kindergarten_ny

Kindergarten with Ayesha b2b Drummy b2b Ma Sha b2b Sobolik @ The Lot Radio 07-15-2023

rrao live from the Big Room Boogie Showcase at Dripping 2023

rrao at Dripping 2023

Juanita's Mix 089 with Doctor Jeep @drjeep

Q. How would you describe yourself?
A. My name is Andre and I make music, DJ, and make visual art as Doctor Jeep. I tend to be pretty diverse in my musical interests and like to keep people guessing what they might expect from a set or release.

Q. How long have you been a part of the NY music scene?
A. I moved back here after graduating college in 2013 and for the first few years was lucky enough to release music on the iconic label Trouble & Bass and play their parties. Felt really nice to be part of a community that was pushing bass-forward music, and when they stopped doing the label I found myself pretty isolated, not having a “home base”. Nowadays, I go out very frequently and developed a nice little community just by hanging with other producers and DJs and learning from my pals. I think the NYC scene is super strong and am really inspired by lots of people that I go out and see. In fact it’s almost too good: I find myself struggling to choose between which parties to go to on any given weekend because there’s too many options and I’m getting to the point where I can’t hit more than 2 events per night - body’s getting old baby!

Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. Went with a loose theme of “psychedelic music” - first half is spacey acid-leaning tunes and a teeny bit of dubstep, and the second half is darker atmospheric DnB-adjacent bits. The two halves are pretty different from each other but encompass what I’d consider to be music for those trippier nights. Always get a little nervous putting out mixes that have less consistency in terms of rhythm or vibe but I wanted to showcase a side of me that is different from my usual ‘fun hyperactive party music’ live sets. Hopefully people see the vision :)

Juanita's Mix 089: Doctor Jeep

Where Minor Science’s Crack Mix was tuned for the sweatiest of dancefloors, his set for our Sunday series plumbs less outwardly bracing depths, with the artist otherwise known as Angus Finlayson opting instead for a palette of slow-burners to both soothe and stir this weekend.

Check out the tracklist on crackaud.io: crackm.ag/3KFnSX0
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Kindergarten with Ayesha b2b Drummy b2b Ma Sha b2b Sobolik @ The Lot Radio 07-15-2023

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