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Kurdisch

The Kurdish Playlist ☀️ - Modern Mix

CHAMOS track IDs

Modern Kurdish Hits

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Produced by Eliyo and Netam, Xifse is a sound journey that goes beyond the boundaries of time, place and words, weaved with recordings of traditional, organic instruments such as baglama and dede saz played by Rusan Filiztek, vocals in Kurdish and arrangement by Eliyo and analog synths and production by Netam. Inspired by Baghdad and Erivan radio, this track brings different cultures, times and places closer.

Eliyo ve Netam’ın prodüktörlüğünü üstlendiği Xifşe, zaman, mekan ve sözcüklerin sınırlarını aşan bir ses yolculuğudur. Xifşe Ruşen Filiztek’in bağlama ve dede sazı, Eliyo’nun kurmanci vokalleri, Netam’ın analog synthleri ve yine Eliyo ve Netam’ın ses tasarımları ile organik sesleri elektronik düzlemle birleştirdikleri bir hikaye anlatır. Bağdat ve Erivan radyosundan ilham bulan Xifşe, farklı zaman/mekansallıkları birbirine yaklaştırır.

Production, Sound design: Netam & Eliyo 
Illustration: Bahar Demirtaş 
Musicians: Eliyo & Netam & Ruşan Filiztek 

Synth: Netam 
Vocal: Eliyo 
Bağlama: Ruşan Filiztek  
Consultant: Safak Özkütle, AlptugC 
Special Thanks: Ada Karadoğan, Reşo

Eliyo, Netam - Xifse

Tufan Derince (PARIS TE GRANİ ) Ağır Delilo 2020 BOMBA GRANI Eyvah Tufan Eyvah

Hraach - Deep Strings

In Transit

Gold

jend - In The Dark

Gule

Lorê Lorê (Şevko)

BIJI, Pt. 2

Rozalia

BIJI, Pt. 1

Zigidi

Love In The Endz embarks on an exciting new journey via it’s new label collaboration project whereby we team up with other record labels to deliver a sonically cohesive, fusion project.

This collaboration marks a significant milestone for Love In The Endz, showcasing its commitment to innovation and to grass roots artistry in the music industry. 

Featuring six artists, each carving their own path, this collaborative project unites diverse talents and creative visions to produce a unique and eclectic collection of music that resonates with a wide audience.

Sonically, the project showcases a vibrant tapestry of sounds, including a gritty beat from Lisbon's ghetto scene, a Tunisien Mezoued-inspired Garage track, an electrifying Dubstep wobbler, and an array of other innovative, genre-blending styles.

Produced & Mixed by the artists
Mastered by LOELASH

Artwork by Blue Canariñho & Jo Capïsh
Visuals by Jonjo & Jo Capïsh

Malaise Vagal - Rue JP Timbaud

MP3 available as free download, WAV available on bandcamp

Free Download

Berzî Berzî 2024

Oy Oy Esmere

Oy Oy Esmere (Sallama) [feat. Sedat Çelik]

An extensive soundtrack for the multidimensional saga about the future, truth, and humanity.

Boldly Folk

To The World

Willillah is a Lebanese DJ and music producer known for her affinity for weird sounds and harsh distorted kicks. As the co-founder of the High Hats community, she's making waves in the electronic music scene.
releasing her new single on Concrete Record, Cottonmouth.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/samaya_sablouny
instagram: https://www.instagram.com/willillah/

BANDCAMP

Willillah - Cottonmouth

These are some fun edits I've made of Elgato's Hessle Audio release Luv Zombie.

Ones fast, 

ones slow, 

both are free on Bandcamp!

Any money I do receive will be donated to MAP (Medical Aid For Palestinians).

Mastering by Larry "Bruce" McCarthy at Edgar Studios.
Art by Rob Campbell.

EP release date:
28 March 2025

Download

Luv Zombie (georg-i's like a hurricane mix)

Evîna Pêşî - Ecem Ra feat Olcay B.Project (Live Session).mp3

Her Veî ft. Nadjmadin Ghoulami

Left Right

La Ewarawa (Feat. Gashtyar Kawa)

A blend of Kurdish saz, disco house and Afro rhythms, ‘Were Were’ is Aramythos’ debut single: emotional, sensual, and rooted in memory and movement.

Were Were

Sadat & Fifty - Aragoz We Saher(DJ Plead remix)

Xecê - Zana û Andok

Watch the sunrise

Mose N & MD Dj - Watch The Sunrise (Radio Edit)

Download / Stream; https://fanlink.to/bNj4

Our new EP is a mandala of earthy and electric tones blended together with soft, driving drama. Two storytellers join the Souq ranks; Turkish Omerar Nanda and Russian Zuma Dionys complement each other’s worlds with ease, gifting us with an entrancing piece of work where traditional folk sounds are curbed by edgy electric ones. Hebele Hubulu comically refers to the language of those who speak with dogma and pretence, its cascading vocals emulating nonsense words in a jaunty march forward. It is a call to reflect on how you speak to and of the world, a call on not taking yourself so seriously. Berlin Based Zuma Dionys crafts cosmic landscapes in his work, this time serving us the zesty Belantash, rhythmically coiling and clapping, reaching a peak of electronic Oriental groove implosion. We hope you enjoy this peculiar beauty of an EP.

https://soundcloud.com/omerarnanda & https://soundcloud.com/zuma_dionys