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in Dub

Solstice Remix (Hallucinogen in Dub)

Hallucinogen - Solstice Remix (Hallucinogen in Dub)

OOOD - How deep can you bleep?
OOOD (aka. Out Of Our Depth) are 4 blokes from England whose mission is to have a good time, spread a little joy and write some blinding psy-trance in the process. Originally formed in 1994 by Colin Bennun, Nigel Bradbury and Stephen Callaghan, the current line-up is Colin, Steve, Ramsay Melhuish and Ryokan Potier. As well as being talented DJs they bring an extra live element to OOOD's live shows, adding live drums, percussion, guitar and psychedelia. A live band from their inception, OOOD have been gigging since they formed in Oxford, honing their craft at local events. Their very first performance in London (at Otherworld) was described in Dream Creation magazine as "bang on, with a power and a quality all too often lacking in some of the more well-known atists". On the UK party circuit their performances include live sets at Synergy Project, Tribe of Frog, Cabbage, Strange Daze, Otherworld, Return to the Source, Escape from Samsara, Pagan &amp; many many others.

Apart from solo psytrance releases as early as 1994, OOOD's first release was on Phantasm Records in 1996, with their collaborative side-project Unconscious Collective subsequently releasing one of Flying Rhino's biggest-selling tracks, 'Fluorostani Transcendance' later that year. With up to 6 people on stage and musicianship of all kinds very much in evidence, OOOD have performed live (in various combinations) all over the world from New York to Japan via South Africa, Israel and of course the UK and Europe. Recent festival gigs include opening the Origin stage at Glade Festival, as well as prime-time slots at Sunrise Festival and Waveform Festival in the UK, Fusion Festival in Germany, Hidden Gate Festival in Japan and Vortex New Years Eve and Easter Festivals in South Africa.

aLIVE... and Kicking
The first OOOD album aLIVE was released on Cabbaged Records (UK) in 1997 and was probably the first ever live album released as a debut by a psy-trance act. A stunning exposition of the unique psychedelic sound of OOOD, the album was recorded live - and we mean LIVE - at parties across the UK including Pagan's fabled New Years Eve party, Science Fiction and Otherworld at the Fridge in London. Many years after its release, this seminal album is now a collector’s item sought after by trance-heads across the world.

Breathing Space... Refining the formula
Two years after their debut album came OOOD's second long player Breathing Space. Ranging from full-on neuro bashing psychedelia to utter ambient via dub and chilled breaks, Breathing Space ventured beyond class A dancefloor mayhem to include the mellower side of OOOD's sonic headspace. Showcasing the dramatic effect a studio upgrade can have, the album marked a step-change in the quality of OOOD's productions and was released independently on OOOD Records distrubuted by MRL (aka. Kukomi). Now also a collector's item, copies of the CD have sold for silly money on eBay (although you can apparently still buy it in Tower Records in Tel Aviv).

Free Range... No dancefloor is safe
Over a year after it was first announced, and after 6 years of work, their third album Free Range was released on Organic Records in November 2006. Although aimed solidly at the dancefloor, this is more than a straight-ahead trance album (as the title suggests), and - with a fresh infusion of inspiration from the new members - sees once more a great improvement in production values alongside OOOD's trademark unique storytelling style and sense of humour. It was hailed by reviewers as one of the best releases in 2006 (and by Psyreviews as one of the best artist albums the scene has yet produced), and the band are currently completing their next album project, titled “FourThought”.

OOOD + OTT - Eye Of The Beholder

Coming up:
15/10 - 17/10: DGTL during ADE 
 
15/10: DGTL presents Maya Jane Cole and friends - http://on.fb.me/1SOFv1O
Maya Jane Coles - Bonobo (DJ-Set) - Dusky - Mount Kimbie (DJ-Set) - Heidi - Cinnaman

16/10: DGTL presents Paradise - http://on.fb.me/1LZpVSk
Jamie Jones - Eats Everything - Davide Squillace - Jackmaster - Richy Ahmed - Patrick Topping - wAFF - Denney - Russ Yallop

17/10: DGTL presents Kompakt - http://on.fb.me/1MzzRSw
Maceo Plex - Kölsch (Live) - Michael Mayer - Barnt - Hunter/Game (Live) - Weval (Live) - Coma (Live) - Patrice Bäumel - Fango

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DGTL

Michael Mayer b2b Roman Flügel @ DGTL Festival 2015 - Amsterdam - 05.04.2015

کی بتون گفت که بیاین دنیای ما ؟؟ دنیای واویلای ما ؟!!
...

دنیای ما خار داره ، بیابوناش مــار داره ، هرکی باهاش کار داره ، دلش خبردار داره

Soheyl Nafisi  -  Fairies

Soheyl Nafisi - Chango Sorud

Dub Version of the Radfax track Living just loving

Living Just dubbin (Lungman Dub Mix) Radfax

با سم ضربه رقصان اسبش میگذرد

Soheyl Nafisi - Semiromi

Ott - The Queen Of All Everything

From the album: Fallen
Released: 2003
Buy on iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/chdy4e

Get the CD and vinyl at your local indie record store
http://www.recordstoreday.com


Fallen

Bring Me To Life

‘Live at Gnomelandia’ is a 60-minute mix that incorporates unreleased versions of songs from both of Ott’s studio albums, ‘Blumenkraft’ and ‘Skylon’, as well as a special unreleased gem. Listeners familiar with ‘Blumenkraft’ and ‘Skylon’, which are often categorized as downtempo or chillout, will notice their favorite tracks transformed into upbeat grooves appropriate for the dance floor.  Reflective of the Ott Live experience, ‘Live at Gnomelandia’ is a glimpse of what you can catch this summer while Ott is on tour.

The free mix is a gift from Ott to show his appreciation for the amazing support he has received and he hopes you will enjoy it and share it with friends!

Tracklist

1		 Somersettler	8:34	
2		 Signals From Bob	9:44	
3		 Spannered In Pilton	9:59	
4		 Joyful Wonder	8:15	
5		 Splitting An Atom	8:05	
6		 Rogue Bagel	10:33

Ott Live at Gnomelandia

This is an autumnal mix which indulges the melancholy and contemplative mood which closes in around me around this time of year. Some people seem to react quite strongly to the emotional qualities of my music … this mix charts a path through some of the key inspirational moments which have shaped that emotion over the years. I hope you enjoy the journey…

1 – James Holden – Kearn
My favourite James Holden track … an emotional use of his signature reverb and delay tricks.

2 – Spectre – Overseas
Taken from “The Missing Two Weeks”, an album of sublime and soulful dub from Nick Manasseh.

3 – Tankerville – Entangled
One of those tracks you hear on an advert and then go to the ends of the earth to track down. These days Shazam takes the effort (and the fun) out of the hunt.

4 – Deadmau5 – I Hate Campers
Not known for his chillout, this snippet’s taken from Project 56, a zip of 56 sketches, stems, chip-tunes and other ideas which he offered up a few years ago as a freebie.

5 – Cinematic Orchestra – That Home
Piano, strings and a good vocal … what more do you need?

6 – Deadmau5 – Wish You Were There
Another clip from Project 56. Going through the tracks you realise just what a talented fellow he is.

7 – Vangelis – Ask The Mountains
There’s something about this track … there’s certainly a whiff of cheese there, but it never fails to put a smile on my face. Vocal is Stina Nordenstam, sublime.

8 – Michael Brook and Pieter Nooten – Finally I
A lesser-known release on the amazing and seminal 4AD label. 4AD was so utterly crucial to my musical development as a teenager … truly powerful music to accompany powerful and character-forming experiences. If I ever have a son he’ll be called Ivo (after Ivo Watts-Russell label guvna and This Mortal Coil founder).

9 – Lisa Gerrard and Pieter Bourke – The Unfolding
Lisa Gerrard of course needs no introduction. A bit obscure this one, but unquestionably epic.

10 – Roger Eno – Voices
Although less prolific or celebrated than his brother Brian, Roger’s music can be every bit as beautiful.

11 – Kevin Shields – Goodbye
Taken from the “Lost In Translation” soundtrack. Tender in comparison to the seminal shoegazing of his My Bloody Valentine years.

12 – Amorphous Androgynous – Mountain Goat
Classic from the 1993 album ‘Tales of Ephedrina’.

13 – Alex Stealthy – Once Ambient
The Russians seem to know about bass … I’m working with some guys from Moscow called Koan who have the same touch with enveloping low frequencies.

14 – port-royal – hva (failed revolutions)
port-royal have really nailed the nu gaze thing … For me they’ve got the blend just right. Powerful stuff.

15 – Tripswitch – Stereogram (Solar Fields remix)
Magnus has worked wonders remixing track 8 from my new album “Geometry”. It comes out in a couple of months as a digital single release on Section Records, along with mixes from Adham Shaikh, Luke Chable, Abakus, Aurtas and me – check out sectionrecords.com for more details.

16 – Ulrich Schnauss – Shine (Mint remix)
This is a great mix … Mint’s another one with an uncanny knack for nu gaze.

17 – Freedom Tygerstar – Snow Runner Sun
This track featured on Magnetic Blue, one of the earliest Interchill compilations. When I first heard this track it made my hair stand on end. Definitely one of the sparks that ignited my path to chillout production.

18 – Twisted Air feat. Caroline Thorp – Feels Like Forever
Aah, the morning after the night before … It’s a long time since I did the full party weekend thing, but this track takes me right back to those weekends where sleep didn’t seem necessary and my body didn’t complain so much.

Isolated mix on A Strangely Isolated Place (Oct 10)

Taken from the "Underwander remixes" EP by Joey Fehrenbach, featuring remixes by your truly, AUDIOGLIDER, The Last Atlant, Dream Traveller and Little People. Full EP available from http://music.joeyfehrenbach.com/.

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Joey Fehrenbach - Underwander (Tripswitch remix)

Taken from Abakus - Reworks Vol II on Modus Recordings, including remixes from Bluetech, Solar Fields, Greg Hunter and Jong.

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Abakus - Igmatik (Tripswitch remix)

Teaser of my remix for the forthcoming "Refractions Vol 2" remix album on Adham Shaikh's own Sonic Turtle label. 

Enjoy and leave a comment!

Adham Shaikh - Rug Rippin' (Tripswitch remix) *teaser*

My remix of High Frequency Bandwidth's track for their 2010 album "Hell Fire And Brimstone" on Malicious Damage.

The remixes CD (also including mixes from Gaudi, Indidginus, 81 Neutronz, Andy Blake and Ivan Novich) is only available as part of the "Deluxe Tinned Edition" of the album, available exclusively from the Malicious Damage shop here: http://www.maliciousdamage.biz/shop?page=shop.product_details&amp;flypage=flypage_noprice.tpl&amp;product_id=111&amp;category_id=1

High Frequency Bandwidth is Alex Paterson (The Orb) and Dom Beken. 

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High Frequency Bandwidth - Happy Fucking Birthday (Tripswitch remix)

01. Neu! – Elanoizan
02. Proem- Hope is great but we need Caffeine
03. Hecq – I Am You
04. SE – 15mg
05. Sensei – CPU Romance in an Airport Lounge
06. Xela – Softness of Senses
07. Bitcrush – Every Sunday (Winterlight remix)
08. port-royal – Karola Bloch
09. Solar Fields – Bigger Stream
10. Phoenix – Love like a sunset, pt. 2
11. Manual – Afterimages
12. M83 – Sister (Part 2)
13. Andrew Thomas – Soft Bullets
14. Stockfinster – Gold Canyon
15. Tobias Lilja – Manifesto
16. Savvas Ysatis & Taylor Deupree – Like Ice On a Summer’s Day
17. Monoceros – Background Birds (Flotel Remix)
18. Vector Lovers – Endless summer
19. Telefon Tel Aviv – The Birds
20. Secede – Memory table part. 2 (discolight)
21. Mungolian jet set – Ocean 0304 (Cruusin with the Henleys mix)

A Strangely Isolated Place - isolatedmix 13 - 21 Days Of Winter, mixed by Solar Fields

Tripswitch - Stereogram (Solar Fields Remix)

Solar Fields -  Level Out 2

Originally aired 9th November 2008 on Fluid Radio.
Only Solar Fields music in this mix.

Solar Fields - Jupiter Sessions Part 1 (Originally aired 9th November 2008)

dj mix of tracks by shpongle and other acts involving Simon Posford
by schlommo

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22.12.2009

1.	younger brother - happy pills
2.	hallucinogen - l.s.d. (closed string rmx by ott)
3.	shpongle - ineffable mysteries
4. 	shpongle - shpongleyes
5. 	shpongle - d.m.t.
6.	younger brohter - the receptive
7.	shpongle - a new way to say hooray
8.	shpongle - shponglese spoken here
9. 	shpongle - invisible man in a fluorescent suit
10.	younger brother - psychic gibbon


Shpongle-and-friends (dj-mix)

Back to the beach bar for another session…

A selection of tunes that should see you from your first sip's at sunset to well into the night ahead. Enjoy the warmth!

Best served with plenty of crushed ice : )  

Tracklisting.

1. Vincenzo - 106 Downtown (Genius of Time Remix)
2. James Yuill - This Sweet Love (Prins Thomas Re-Edit)
3. David Bowie - Golden Years (Tim Fuchs Edit)
4. Mark Farina - Dream Machine
5. Tricksi - Wilderness (Genius Of Time Remix)
6. Fantastic Man - From Start To Finish
7. Tboy, Wildkats - To Be (Edu Remix)
8. DJ T - Funk On You
9. The White Lamp - It's You - (Ron Basjam Remix)
10.Gadhi Mizrahi & Soul Clap - She's Bad
11. HNQO - As I See
12.The New Elastics - It's Just A Word (Kellerkind Remix)
13. Fantastic Man - It's Essential
14.Compuphonic & Kolombo - Artifice
15. Wicked Game (Adriatique & Thyladomid Edit)
16. Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground

Welcome To My Beach Bar # 8 (TiM ∆ FUCHS Low Tide Edition)

A remix of Ott I did for Dragonfly way back when. One of my first remixes and still one of my faves, got real atmosphere ...

Ott - Escape From Tulse Hell (Tripswitch Remix) 2004

A bootleg remix of the William Orbit classic I knocked up back in 2005 to play out in my live sets. Totally forgot I did it until I stumbled across it on an old hard drive just now. 

Feel free to download / share / whatever you like, and let me know what you think!   

Free Download

Water From A Vineleaf (Tripswitch Unofficial Remix 2005) - FREE DOWNLOAD!!

Original track for the Iboga compilation "Mutantribe - Compiled by Supercozi". I'm sharing the tracklist with the likes of Blue Planet Corporation, Hibernation, Gaudi, Kilowatts, Gus Till, Zen Lemonade, Supercozi, Eastern Rebel Alliance and Digitalis so it's gonna be a great comp :)

Release date 30th April 2013.

Let me know what you think!

Buy on Beatport

Under The Influence :: teaser

Soheyl Nafisi, Man va To, Derakht va Baroon

Originally released on Dragonfly Records in 2005, Tripswitch's debut album Circuit Breaker landed to widespread critical acclaim and became recognised as one of the landmark releases of the psy-chill genre, establishing Nick as one of the godfathers of the scene. Tracks from the album were picked up for numerous compilation licenses by the likes of Nick Warren, Jose Padilla and Claude Challe, and continue to be licensed for compilations, TV and film - most recently "Roll Your Own" has been included in the soundtrack to the Bollywood movie "The Blueberry Hunt". 

The first release quickly sold out and 2 years later, by which time copies were changing hands on ebay for as much as $150, Dragonfly re-released it as a double CD package including a completely reworked edition with versions of each track from a clutch of the world's top electronic producers. 

Both original releases were dogged by digital distribution issues and were therefore never available for download in many parts of the world. Section Records inherited and sold off the remaining CD stock in 2010,  and in 2012 re-issued the original 2005 Circuit Breaker album as part of our own digital catalogue. Now in 2013, we're delighted to be able to add Circuit Breaker Rewired to that collection, completing the Tripswitch discography and finally making it available worldwide.

"Re-vamped into a sun-kissed body of work" (DJ Mag, Oct 2007) 

“A great selection of remixes of one of my favourite albums "
Nick Warren

Some comments about the original ‘Circuit Breaker’:

“Everything is very beautiful; each track starts slowly and takes you on a journey. It's quite a sexy album."
Anoushka Shankar - New York Times, March 26, 2006

”Uplifting, surprisingly refreshing and begging to be described as ‘Psychedelic Chic’.”
DJ Mag - 4/5 stars

“Welcome, welcome, welcome. To one of the finest chillout albums ever recorded. To the first genuinely essential chilled release of 2005.”
psyreviews.com

“The mighty LSD have done it again with Circuit Breaker - another classic down tempo album.”
Upfront Magazine

Cartwheel (Mirror System remix)

Roll Your Own (Youth vs Subsonar remix)

Tachyon (Codemonkey's Cosmic Rumba remix)

Tomahna (Kuba remix)

For a veteran chillout producer to successfully navigate the transition to sought-after producer / remixer and DJ within the Progressive House scene, is not an easy ask. But Nick Brennan a.k.a. Tripswitch has done just that – and with distinction. It was his Tripswitch ‘Vagabond’ album (Iboga Records, 2016) that cemented his highly rated status as a key dance producer beyond doubt. The album rose to the top of the Beatport charts, hitting #1 in Electronica and holding at #2 in Progressive House for 3 months.

Since then, a flawless resumé of releases on Bedrock, Sudbeat, The Soundgarden, Movement, Balkan Connection, Flow Vinyl, Pure Progressive and many more creatively exciting labels, has seen Tripswitch’s progressive stock grow exponentially. Chart-topping collaborative studio projects with Nick Warren and Hernán Cattaneo, along with a huge bootleg remix of London Grammar’s ‘Rooting For You’, helped to propel him to the upper reaches of the production cosmos.

Tripswitch’s melodic, emotionally charged, proper progressive DJ sets at amazing events around the world have resulted him gaining a loyal and ever-growing global audience. In 2017 Nick launched his onedotsixtwo label, with its distinct forward-thinking proper progressive ethos. Impeccable curation and the remarkable smash single ‘Voight Kampff’ (courtesy of Tripswitch & Nick Warren) have already seen onedotsixtwo recognised as a ‘Vital Label’ by DJ Mag USA in 2019.

Never one to limit himself creatively, early 2020 saw Tripswitch release ‘Memento Mori’, his hugely anticipated first chillout album in 10 years.

Ott - Escape From Tulse Hell (Tripswitch Remix) 2004

Tripswitch | Nick Brennan