Name: Theory Therapy 32: Leonid Treskunov by Theory Therapy in mixes
Duration: 1 h

this mix is ​​real therapy & pacification. thx

Anyone know what this tune is? Beaut soundscapes 

@leonid-zhuravel please du you remember what this is? 🙏

mixes

Honey Soundsystem Potcast

HNYPOT 382: Ben Bondy's Cocoon Mix

Interview: https://www.lowendtheorists.com/theory-therapy-mixes/32-leonid-treskunov

This one seems like a pretty perfect way to close out the year. It’s a mix by Russian-born selector Leonid Treskunov and it was recorded just before he relocated from Moscow to New York City.

There are so many incredible tracks in this recording it’s impossible to neatly summarise how beautiful it is. “I guess this mix is about the journey itself no matter what obstacle is in front and finding balance and optimism in any given time and moment,” Leonid tells me during our chat a few months ago. 

Thanks to Leonid for sharing the mix with us. We hope you enjoy it too. Happy holidays and thank you for all the support in 2021. See you next year.

Theory Therapy 32: Leonid Treskunov

Welcome to Oddity Radio - not a radio in the true sense of the word, more a collective hub curated by Alexis Le-Tan’s ear. A new loudspeaker for these independent labels, filled with artists and attitudes that we believe exemplify a creative spirit for the future.  A family brought (almost) all together for a dance & community vibe in Oddity Spaceship Paris. Biscuit and Elena Colombi doing the opening honors for our first Oddity Radio show on Rinse France. Turn on, tune in and don't drop out! ⁣⁣

Download

Oddity Radio avec Biscuit & Elena Colombi - 14 Avril 2022

In the slipstream of the recent 'Oumuamua' release MLO's Jon Tye was kind enough to contribute a mix and we had a nice chat with him along the way too. Interview (excerpt) down below.

www.musicfrommemory.com

MFM: Hi Jon. You live in South England close to the coast and the national park now but come from a more city environment. What made you swap city life for the rural country side?

JT: I live in Cornwall in the South West but spent 25 years in London prior to moving here. I find the countryside and the beach much more conducive for making music and it’s been a great place to bring up children.

MFM: Can you tell a bit about how you and Peter Smith (other half of MLO) got to start the project? 

JT: Pete and I were in rival punk bands in Exeter, Devon in the 70’s. When Pete’s band split up we decided to form a new group called Missing Chemicals, we were very into bands like Talking Heads and Pere Ubu. It was a good time to be in a band, so much great music being released, amazing gigs, places to play, lots of energy.

MFM: At what point did techno start to make an impression on you, and can you describe what impact it had when first hearing it?

JT: It was hearing underground radio stations in London that got me hooked, I remember hearing Fingers Inc and Larry Heard and then Adonis, Rhythm is Rhythm. It blew my mind, the early days of acid and techno were wild, a real revolution.

MFM: Most tracks from the recent 'Oumuamua' compilation are unreleased pieces of music that were recorded between '92-'95. Had you forgotten about them over time or...?

JT: We fell out with Rising High over non payment of royalties and R&S as we couldn’t agree on a deal, I then started the Lo Recordings label and Pete went to America and yes I guess we just forgot about all the tapes we recorded. It was a really pleasant shock to rediscover the music we’d made and to find it sounding so fresh. 

MFM: How do you feel listening to them now in relation to back when you wrote and recorded them? Does the music still bring up the same energy and thoughts you had back then?

JT: It feels better now. We weren’t in great shape when we recorded a lot of that material, there was a lot of tension with Rising High and people were moving away from ambient music. I’m amazed it sounds so serene!

MFM: How do you feel of your music being (re)appreciated by a whole newer and younger generation?  

JT: It’s fantastic, this a great time to be making music. Everything is so much more fluid these days. 

MFM: Does it motivate you to work on new music? 

JT: I’m working on music constantly, there’s a new Ocean Moon release on Golden Ratio Frequencies called ‘Music for Vibraphone & Tape’ and a new Seahawks album later this year on the Cascine label called ‘Infinite Echo’. I’ve also been working on new music with Cate Brooks (The Advisory Circle/Cafe Kaput), some of which features in the mix.

MFM: How did you approach making the selection and mix?

JT: I wanted it to be a companion to the MLO compilation and I wanted to combine music made recently with music made nearly 30 years ago. The mix is made of unreleased or alternative versions of MLO material and recent tracks I’ve made with Cate Brooks (we don’t have a name for the project yet). All the tracks seem to flow together really well despite the fact they were made nearly 30 years apart! A circular trip.

MFM: Are you still catching up on what happens in music land these days? What appeals to you nowadays? 

JT: Running the Lo label and also a library imprint called Lo Editions means I’m constantly listening to new music. Also various friends run labels so I’m always hearing new tracks. The Zenmenn album was a huge favourite, as was Eddie Chacon’s album. Mary Lattimore , Holly Herndon, Abul Mogard, Eris Drew...so much good music out there.

MFM Mix 039: MLO

Volume 82 is a tribute to the great Simon Fisher Turner, put together by Leonid Treskunov who is based out of New York. S.F.T has been involved in an unusually wide range of music projects over his career (not to mention his success as an actor).  His work in music has ranged from composing soundtracks for films, playing in bands (most notably “Deux Files”), as well as recording and releasing material (to this day) under his own name and various aliases. Leonid has found a thread with this mix that highlights a particularly tender side of Turner’s catalogue. Much love to Leonid for putting some serious love into this one!

https://soundcloud.com/leonid-zhuravel

01 — Simon Fisher Turner — The End Credits
02 — Simon Fisher Turner — Pt. 1
03 — Simon Fisher Turner — Where Are We Going (For John Byrne)
04 — Simon Fisher Turner — The Last Dream
05 — Simon Fisher Turner — How Blue Sky Was
06 — Simon Fisher Turner — Sloane Square
07 — Simon Fisher Turner — Bishop and Dead Ed I
08 — Deux Filles — Los Estrellas
09 — Deux Filles — Drinking at a Stream
10 — Deux Filles — Our English Friends
11 — Simon Fisher Turner — Makalu
12 — Deux Filles — You Must Sleep Now
13 — Simon Fisher Turner — Last Sky
14 — Simon Fisher Turner — Lhotse
15 — Simon Fisher Turner — Cho Oyu
16 — Simon Fisher Turner — The Dog Star
17 — Simon Fisher Turner — Pt. 3
18 — Simon Fisher Turner — Love, Death, Avoid It
19 — Deux Filles — Preparing Wet Piano Tuna
20 — Simon Fisher Turner — La Scala Che Si Appendi
21 — Simon Fisher Turner — Colour Fullness
22 — Deux Filles — Fleurs Doll
23 — Deux Filles — Children of Clay

Motion Cast Vol. 82: Leonid Treskunov "Simon Fisher Turner Special"

Efficient Space's Swiss connection Ivan Liechti expands on his Ghost Riders compilation with an hour of North American coming of age garage ballads, salad day hymns and small town criers.

Image Credit: Elise Gagnebin-de Bons

https://www.nts.live/shows/efficient-space/episodes/efficient-space-20th-october-2022

Efficient Space w/ Ivan Liechti 201022

Vortex on Skylab E4

NO WEAPON IS ABSOLUTE - DJ Sundae - 14-12-2022 - NTS 2

♡

recording from murmur, 10 december 2022

artwork by juna horstmans

TASCAM DR-40X

dj sundae, loma doom & vladimir ivkovic

12th Isle co-founder Fergus Clark runs a monthly session through chaotic record shelves, tascam nightmares, label related tracks and unreleased music from the global sphere.

https://www.nts.live/shows/fergus-clark/episodes/fergus-clark-6th-march-2023

Fergus Clark 060323

A sunny July day. You're in an old pine forest by the river. You can hear the rustling of the branches, the crunch of pine cones under your feet, and the engine of a lone motorboat. Walking beside you is the person who unexpectedly agreed to spend three hours getting here on a stuffy commuter train. The subtle aroma of shashlik and a familiar song from the early 2000s drifts over from either the «professor’s» dachas or the abandoned recreation center nearby. Later on, there will be much more: a steep sandy cliff and a gravel-laden barge, chilled white wine and a small white plane in the sky, lots of awkward jokes and refreshing river water. Of course, you don’t know yet, but years later you will remember this day as one of the best in your life. And if it could be made into music, it would be a patrin’s mix for 5/8: radio

patrin

Patrin - 5/8 Radio #213

rec - 2023 - 08 - 28

WFMU Radio Row | 03/24/24

01 — Nilton Castro — Ondas (Les Vagues)
02 — Arrangement — Coconut Mango
03 — Harry Case — Air Dancer
04 — Roedelius — Wenn der Südwind Weht
05 — Hiroshi Yoshimura — Kotoritachi No Kafe (Café)
06 — David Sylvian — Answered Prayers
07 — This Mortal Coil — Barramundi
08 — Manual — Open Skies
09 — Interior — Park
10 — The Durutti Column — Lullaby 4 Nina
11 — Yoshio Ojima — Biodome
12 — Yoshio Ojima — Sealed
13 — Tom Kazas — Vision of Serenity

Leonid Treskunov - SANPO 165 (Lockdown Series)

@bodycorp

E2E: What environment or context did you have in mind when recording the mix?

I noticed that all the Ear 2 Ear mixes had a particular theme so before I was even asked to contribute to the series, I had a particular theme in mind for it - if I ever got asked to contribute that is. The theme I chose was music for stargazing. Which brings me back memories to some of the most special and spiritual experiences I've had with my closest friends. I wanted to create a mix of music that suited the environment we found ourselves in. A group of us alone, set on a beach with the ocean washing the sand as we lay there staring into the open sky. The stars twinkling as the air sung in the background, all of us in a complete state of relaxation, losing all sense of self, transcending and connecting as one, with each other and with the earth itself.

E2E: Tell us a bit about your new Body Corp alias, have you got any new work coming up?

Body Corp is I guess an outlet for more electronic/dance music that I write. I’m currently working on finishing another 2 EPs mainly and always just working on new tracks, especially during this time while there’s more of it. One of the EPs is a follow up to the first release with Soothsayer and the other is in its early stages and a bit more relaxed, less for the dance floor and more for listening at home. That one is a work in progress so we’ll see where it goes.. シ

music for... stargazing - Body Corp

Mix of the Week #339 is "About Sea Travel" by Leonid Treskunov
Follow and include @leonid-treskunov in your track ID requests

Mix of the Week: Mobile app http://dreamchimney.com/motw/app
Mix of the Week: Email List http://dreamchimney.com/motw/subscribe

Dream Chimney 'Mix of the Week'

subscribe

Mix of the Week #339: Leonid Treskunov - About Sea Travel

ａ  ｂ  ｓ  ｔ  ｒ  ａ  ｃ  ｔ  ｉ  ｏ  ｎ

Sydney-based label, mix series and radio show run by Low End Theorists.

Theory Therapy 32: Leonid Treskunov

Theory Therapy

Recent comments

X-Drive

X-Drive

tolacanaz

Pimble

Related tracks