Recording of C.FRIM at Draaimolen Festival 2022

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C.FRIM at Draaimolen Festival 2022

"Four years ago, I released a mix on Nowruz for the new year, and I listened back to it as a prompt. March 2020 and March 2024 are enveloped by unimaginable displacement and loss, and we are called on to plant and water seeds of resistance as we move into spring. While this mix features my classic deranged three minute blends, they’re contrasted by complex syncopation and seismic switch-ups that more accurately create a container for the unknowns of the new year. Within this mystery, there’s a hyperactive optimism, reflected by the dark but celebratory second half of the mix. Expect acid, dabke, breaks, and the usual genre-busting rumblings."

@zarina0

Mantissa Mix 338: Zarina

https://soundcloud.com/hannah_account

Whats your name and where are you from?

I’m Hannah! I DJ & produce as Hannah Account & I’m based in Queens.

Can you tell me a little about the mix?

This mix is loosely based on a set I played last week at The End. I had planned to play dub reggae tracks one at a time echoed out between tracks. When I got to the gig I learned that the mixer for the evening (a Xone 92, which I had never played on) lacked effects. Not having the time to run home & grab a delay pedal, I instead decided to play dance tracks that draw on dub’s heavy bass & drums & eerie atmosphere. Even though I had to figure out the mixer while performing I was still pretty pleased with my track selection & went home wanting to keep exploring this theme. Like dub, this mix makes me think about ghosts & the weight of the present.

What are you most excited about that you’re working on right now?

I think getting to play a whole bunch of my own tracks out at Bossa a couple weeks ago made me catch the producing bug again.  I’m trying to put out a lot more music this year! I’m mostly trying to finish some of the dozens of tracks I have that are somewhere between 25-90% complete before I really dive into new stuff though. I feel like I make tracks in one long session or very slowly over the course of many months with not a whole lot of in-between. 

Any hobbies outside of music?

I love cooking! Like DJing it’s all about combination timing & selection :)

Where can we see you perform next? (Next upcoming gigs)

I’m throwing myself a birthday party on Saturday April 13th at Jade Bar! I’ll be doing the closing set for that I’m also performing the night after on April 14th at The End in The Breaking Capacity breakbeat/jungle/dnb party. If you know me you know those genres are my bread & butter :) No pressure to come see me two nights in a row but I’ll also love you forever if you do!!

Mix 010: Hannah Account

Rinse FM Podcast

Kassian invites Guava - 05 April 2024

Folli Tapes 001 - @meku_luke

Through a series of mixtapes, Folli Projects will aim to explore the duality of creatives within the realm of DJing and provide a platform for artists to showcase a side of their music that wouldn’t typically be displayed within the context of a club set - lifting the veil.

First up in the series we've got London-based DJ, producer and Floorless Festival resident Meku stepping up to showcase a more introspective side of their craft.

Featuring tracks from @space-afrika, @gomidlovesyou, @samgendel, @jamesmassiah, @vynehall & more.

Folli Tapes 001 - Meku - An Ode to Joy

As the name suggests, Someone Sunny delves into bright, bold and radiant sounds of the electronic spectrum.

Rinse France Podcast

Menace Progressive invite Someone Sunny - 10 Avril 2024

UC.01 baschoe

Introducing the UC Mix. UNDR Ctrl's new monthly mix series welcomes artists from across the country. Celebrating the diverse range of home-grown talent, UC pushes the ever growing sound of the Australian electronic music scene.

Our first iteration comes from Eora/Sydney mainstay baschoe. Carving the hour-long mix with left field selections, baschoe pays homage to the black diaspora with big percussive tracks, club blends and eclectic gems.

UC.01 baschoe

Twist is a NYC based party and label which pushes bass heavy, breaks forward & UKG adjacent sounds.

http://www.instagram.com/don_ri.wav

TWIST with DON-RI @ The Lot Radio 04-12-2024

Phosphate Records is proud to present this track From Isa Tchesnokova

“I produced this track simply by listening to the singer's voice, which immediately struck me as incredible and full of character. I wanted to do something different with it, to take it out of its original context and take it somewhere else.
I imagined what it would sound like in a techno set, adding a touch of disco and a little pep... a kind of “sound shower,” fresh and dynamic, to create a real atmosphere.
It really inspired me, I projected myself directly into a moment of dancing, of letting go. That's the feeling I wanted to convey in the production.”

Track : Never Miss Water
Artist : Isa Tchesnokova
Record Label: Phosphate Records
Artwork : Phosphate records
Buy Link: phosphaterecords.bandcamp.com/

🔗 Available on Bandcamp & soon all platforms.
💙 Every purchase counts.

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▪️ IG - https://www.instagram.com/isa_tchesnokova?igsh=MW02NHp2Yzd0MmozbA==
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Phosphate Premiere | Isa Tchesnokova - Never miss water (Remix)

RHYTHM BABY.

We welcome the talented Mareike Bautz to the label, known for her signature high energy & irresistible sound.

Debuting her first release with us, Rhythm Baby, a smooth house track with lo-fi undertones, suited for the last stretch of summer. Not only did she produce the track, but she also laid down the vocals herself.

Free download as always

Support the artist:
https://soundcloud.com/mareikebautz

Produced by Mareike Bautz
Vocals by Mareike Bautz
Mixing by Eklekta
Mastering by Mathis Ruffing


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MAREIKE BAUTZ - RHYTHM BABY

http://soundcloud.com/avalonemerson

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San Francisco-based producer Avalon Emerson's "Warm Up Love" starts with a crack of splintering claps, tambourines and a teasing growl of a kick. It's an exercise in space and atmospherics with sampler-crunched Latin rhythms providing the base for a tapestry of wiggling horns, sparkling synthesizer flourishes, and echoing piano stabs. Emerson's education coming up in the all-night San Francisco warehouse scene becomes apparent through the track's unique mixture of Tom Tom Club-style pop appeal and deep-and-dirty Detroit beatdown aesthetics. The result is an infectious house cut whose grittiness paints a vivid picture of clandestine locales and wild abandon.

VIDEO - http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=U3lfddIwI7w