Long before I transitioned to using Serato, I made a mixtape of some of my favorite records by Common and many of his contemporaries (i.e. Erykah Badu, Q-Tip, De La Soul, Pharrell). This was a live mix at the time, using all vinyl, and a lot of scratching. Please enjoy this tribute for promotional use only.  

Come Close (J Dilla Remix)

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Radiohead - Weird Fishes/Arpeggi (Cian Moynagh Remix)

2018’s chilled-out Kiran LP was a first step towards Konduku’s inevitable fate as electronic music producer par excellence. The Dutch performer’s right brain rhythms were perhaps aptly timed, touching a spot made tender by the period of introspection forced upon us by an unprecedented global pandemic. These were spartan experiments in sound that reverberated within the cavernous space isolation prised open but didn’t stay that way for long. With the return to normality came another side to Konduku’s work, productions and real-time sets that focused on a heavier, more techno-leaning sound; though they still took inspiration from bass, sometimes house, and the plangent loops of mid-2000s Italian hypnotica. These beats found a perfect home on Spazio Disponibile, Delsin’s Mantis as well as DJ Nobu’s Bitta label, and even claimed a sublabel all his own on Rotterdam’s Nous'klaer Audio, the music and photography outlet K Series. A highly satisfying alliance of liquid basslines and layered echoes put his name on the rise, and today his relentlessly chugging and nimble beats are very much a known quantity, a unique and welcome proponent for cerebral, subaqueous loops. Bassiani Podcast 223 is top-form Konduku recorded live at the club back in May, three hours of forward-thinking techno that’s thick with ideas and rattling rhythms, far-out frequencies for the temporal lobe that surprise at every turn.

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12 We Fight We Love Remix

All Day I Dream unveils its Summer’s End Sampler with 12 deep, melodic cuts, led by mredrollo’s groove-rich 'Funkinmusic'.

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Temp Check

Artist Incarnate: A Tribute to D'Angelo (Part 2)

Part 2 continues our deep dive into the revolutionary spirit of D'Angelo, a true Artist Incarnate whose legacy is defined by the constant, courageous reimagining of his sound.

This mix serves as a powerful testament to his artistic progression—a quest to reclaim Black Music while fiercely attempting to break free from genre constrictions, the limitations of the music business, and stifling audience expectations. We explore his influences through various cover songs, and lift the veil with unreleased collaborations, rare recordings from his legendary AfroPunk live performance, and candid interview snippets.

Press play to experience the sound of a genius in beautiful, necessary rebellion.

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Artist Incarnate: A Tribute to D'Angelo part 2

Live in Stockholm

Brown Sugar (Live in Stockholm)

Left & Right, Pt. II (Live in Stockholm)

Here is BMG DJing at the No Way Back 10th Anniversary in Detroit. After Erika’s set, he played a solo live set composed specially for this party, followed by this DJ set, directly before Patrick Russell took over sometime around 6AM.

Interdimensional Transmissions Podcast

IT Podcast

IT.podcast.s07.e01: BMG Live at No Way Back - 10th Anniversary

Samuel Kerridge is one of the most striking techno producers around. Offering up a wall of noise and rhythm, texture and experiential electronics, he stands alone and really doesn’t care what anybody thinks. This attitude allows him to push borders and explore new ground on labels like Downwards, Contort and Blueprint. There Berlin based Brit is as exceptional in the DJ booth ask he is the studio and live arena, and his output remains as vivid and vital as ever six years after his spellbinding debut. 

This mix is arresting from the off. It’s a blizzard of overdriven drums and frazzled synth lines that are impossibly restless and raw. Even the moments of relative emptiness and calm are pregnant with tension and menace before things race off once more and leave you gassing for breath. It’s an impressively exhilarating ride that balances light with dark and calm with chaos in just the right proportions so as to never let up and never let you go.

Artist Incarnate: A Tribute to D'Angelo part 2

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