The Bristol bros Leewok and Curly Waters are back in full effect.
Another smasher for Trushmix. This time a one hour UK special style mix. Exploring various and typical sounds stemming from Jamaica and soundsystem culture, housed up, chopped up and infused with modern UK and international bass and hip hop culture, and much more or less. Pick a choice!
Mixed in a top notch manner as always.

Enjoy music from the top!

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Trushmix 176: Leewok & Curly Waters

Next up in the series and hailing from Montreal is phubu (@phubu), who's also known from her many interesting works as RAMZi. Interview (excerpt) down below.

www.musicfrommemory.com

MFM: Hi Phoebé, great to have you on board. You're from Canada, what has been keeping you busy there lately? 

P: Lately i've been reconnecting with family, old friends, and myself. I went back to university where, after trial and error, I'm now enrolled in 'fibres & new material practices' and this program in sustainability, which combined, should respond better to my visions and ambitions. I try to be outdoor as much as possible, 're-materializing my life' after too much computer time last winter (university on Zoom). Recently I started to work at this community based garden and just started my dream job working in a myco-lab where they grow mushrooms for their medicinal properties, among other projects. Also I just got back into composing music after 1 year break. I found a synth in this thrift store that is finally giving me some inspiration.

MFM: People might be more acquainted with your other project as RAMZi. What is the reason for you to use your phubu alias for this occasion? 

P: RAMZi is a wild spirit and also refers to a parallel autonomous world that keeps evolving. It's never been about me, I always see that entity is bigger than myself. Its why I've been reticent to promote the music with pictures of me. The music remains as doorways to that world. Phubu is an alias I use sometimes for dj mixes, it was one of my names in high school and always liked it.

MFM: Your music is very versatile in sound and sonics, it rarely ever sounds the same. Where does that come from, can you share a bit about what inspires and influences you? 

P: That's nice to hear cause often I feel I used some of the same sounds over and over. Its also what made my sound signature I guess. My main influences are from growing up in the 90s between Montreal and the countryside in this very free-spirit, progressive, intercultural, artistic environment. I grew up with my dad listening to music from all over the world, much jazz and experimental music and we use to go to music festivals during summer. He exposed me to cultures that create musical fusion of genres. That gave me this strong impression that music has no borders, it can transport you in some far off state of mind without bringing you to a specific geographic place.

MFM: So do you listen to other music a lot then? 

P: Yes I do, I listen to NTS and Youtube quite a lot. I often need music to soothe myself. I like to be transported in another world, I seek music that elevate me spiritually.

MFM: Do you have a specific go-to approach or workflow when composing? 

P: It's quite a go with the flow, intuitive approach. Now that i'm more stable and have the space, I want to work with musician friends in my studio for my next album. Being busy with other projects, anything else than music, always helps me to feel more inspired when I get back to composition. Music can't be the center of my life, and I never wanted it to be, but it became difficult to keep a distance from it when I started to go on tour. 

MFM: Thanks a lot for your contribution. Initially you said you had been struggling to finish another mix. Do you find it a challenging task? 

P: Every time it’s like a puzzle. I always have tracks of different genres for which I need to find a way to make it all fit together as a narrative, a journey. For me it only works by playing around in Ableton Live, let intuition, luck, my environment and personal events enter in the equation. I always like to make my mixes in Ableton – it has a sound collage approach to it where I can slice and edit, add layers of voices, play around with the tempo and pitch. I tried to use CDJs this time but that didn't inspire me much so went back to Ableton. Hopefully there’s a flow somehow :)

MFM Mix 028: phubu

A WACKIES LOVERS SPECIAL PART II

Kiosk Radio is an online community radio streaming 24/7 from a wooden shack in the heart of Brussels’ historic “Parc Royal”.
More info and music: https://kioskradio.com

Nosedrip  @ Kiosk Radio 13.05.2022

Optimo is JG Wilkes & JD Twitch; record label, and longstanding Glaswegian party. You can expect a lot from their new monthly slot, sure to dig up some obscurities from post-punk, new wave, EBM, house and techno. Bags of unreleased stuff, too.

https://www.nts.live/shows/optimo/episodes/optimo-1st-november-2022

Optimo 011122

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Deep Pop Summer Special! 

Big thanks to @Refugeworldwide.
You can support the station here >> https://www.patreon.com/refugeworldwide

______Tracklist _________
1. Midsummer's Night Dream - Avalon
2. Love Of Nature - New Composers
3. Bio-Gravity - Celestial
4. I Can See For Miles (Astral Mix) - Yunie
5. Twilight - Mere Mortals 
6. No Angels/ICU ft. 3NDLES5 - Mike Midnight
7. Angelica In Delirium - G.O.L.
8. Belfast - Orbital
9. Go On (extended Mix) - a.s.o.
10. Quick, Painless and Easy - Ivy
11. Star - Good, Bad, Happy Sad
12. Kicked Out By Seven - Double Virgo
13. Take Me Back - Single Gun Theory
14. World Of Content - Baraka
15. Forgotten, Fossilizen, Archaic - Autumn's Grey Solace

Thank you, thank you always and forever to all the artists who featured in this month's episode.

Deep Pop Episode 8 @ Refuge Worldwide ~ 20.02.23

Yesterday's https://dublab.de show.
All shows over here: dublab.de/shows/south-of-north/
Happening every 3rd Thursday of the month, 8-10PM CET.

dublab.de radio action w/ Steele Bonus & Marathon Man

this 3 hours and 45 minute selection showcases 
musical blueprints of all rare Chicago and New York 
like the days of old mostly from the radio shows 
with disc jocks playing music mixes.

the 1st chapter is from the definitive days of 
house music from Traxx playing from the 
early 80s,90s and today from vintage and 
out of print  record labels trax, jes say and 
dancemania to multiple boyd jarvis and
timmy regisford productions but also 
material from Delroy Edwards, Steve Summers,
Modern Analysis and new material.

many thought this type of sound would never 
come again but we’ve been giving hints over 
the years that we hope this will give people 
the chance to listen to music many may have 
never heard on this side of sound that provides 
a provocative and thoughtful musical workout 
in your mind..

this musical timeline is literally all over the 
rhythm 🎵 scales ⚖️ with vinyl turntables.
a vintage mix console.effects box and cd players.

****more chapters to come in due time*****

{Traxx} Presents- The Definitive Articles of House Music Chapter 1

First episode of our new Sunken Rock residency @mutantradio

Tune in for a 2 hours and 40 minutes selection by the whole crew: Förslag På Musik, Doc Jay and Mount Analogue digging though old SR demos and sketches, upcoming joints and random dope jams.

SUNKEN ROCK @ MUTANTRADIO with FÖRSLAG PÅ MUSIK, DOC JAY & MOUNT ANALOGUE S1E1

A wild RAMZi fusion of tribal dance tracks and lush new Canadian rhythms.

Full interview with @ramzihouti:

melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-fati

"In this mix there is many tracks by my fellow Canadian producers, unreleased Nap, Ex-Terrestrial, D. Tiffany, and from Perishing Thirst. There’s a good inspiring music scene for sure in Canada, I just hope this community will be more supportive toward each other and friendly in the future."

www.melbournedeepcast.net

MDC.217 DJ FATi  (RAMZi)

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