Name: JASSS 180222 by NTS Friday
Duration: 1 h 10 s
Description: https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/jass-18th-february-2022

@jass-29 any chance for the tracklist? :pray:

recorded at C- Fest in KCMO 27.08.2021

tracklist: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E-N0eKXX0AAEYjR?format=jpg&name=large

Huerco S. @ C- Fest 27.08.2021

https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/jass-18th-february-2022

JASSS 180222

https://www.nts.live/shows/physical-therapy/episodes/physical-therapy-20th-may-2022

Physical Therapy - Trip Hop Special 200522

This is the recording of my closing set at FOLD, London, on April 14th, 2023. I'd put together the lineup for Transmissions and DJed after Shackleton, CCL and mi-el, and had a really special time playing in a zone I’ve been hugely enjoying this year – fast, headsy, frenetic, tunnelling, kind of psychedelic (but not like explicitly psy), twisting and turning in different directions, all over the place genre-wise but tightly bound in a specific mood and propulsive energy.

Decided to re-record a few transitions on this one and tidy it up a little – it’s more editing than I’d usually do but I wanted to release the best mix I could which would exemplify where my head's been at this year. :)

If you enjoyed this, I'm back at FOLD on Saturday 2nd December 2023 for an all-day set – tickets available here. :) https://ra.co/events/1778251

Tracklist:

Asa Tone – IIII
Surgeon, James Ruskin – Sound Pressure, Pt. 2
EDO8 – Satellite Mirco
FULL EFX – HEADRUSH
Mary Lake – Autumnal
DJ Shufflemaster – Onto The Body
Tomás Urquieta – 32 Balas (Rhyw's Double Dribble remix)
Nicolò – All Night Heat
Archetype – The Keep
Exquisite Corpse – Traditional Ties With Dreaming
Moderat – Rusty Nails (T++ Remix)
Burnt Friedman – Hexenschuss (Extended Version)
FLXK1 – Going Deep
Elemental – Blob
Piezo – jRj
Kemet Records – Breakage #1
Underground Resistance – Bang
Microthol x Second Storey – Dissonanz
Ø [Phase] – PorteNoir
Mez x Skream & Scratchclart – X Rated
Dave Quam – Duplex Device
Batu – For Spirits
Wishmountain – Headrush
MC Yallah X Debmaster – Sikwebela
Mystic Letter K – See Her Weaving
Pinch – Elements
Oris Jay – To The Fly
Cleyra – Uninvited
nisennenmondai – B-1 (You Ishihara mix)
Uwalmassa – Rantas
Stereolab & Nurse With Wound – Simple Headphone Mind
D.A.F. – Der Mussolini
R-Zac – Speaker Burn
hanali – 100th Century
Double Dutch – Surface On Fire
Alex Jann – Psy Culture
DJ Girl – So Hot
Forest Drive West – Creeper
Goliath – Vault Of The Adepts (Re-Definition)
scarecrow – hülimbįn
Obi, Charlie Hall – Labanba
Kreggo – Note Tool
DJ Rashad – Drop Juke Out
Marco Bernardi – Morpheusis
Setaoc Mass – Pain
Priori – Pareidolia
SNKLS – Wasp
Xen Model – Face Forward
Simo Cell – Cassdédi Au Meta
Glimmerman – One Hundred & Sixty Times
Tony G – Robotomy (DJ GIRL Remix)
Ed Rush, Nico – Proton
The Black Cat Premier Crew – A2 - Untitled
RP Boo – Red Hot!
Donato Dozzy – Tao
loopdrive – sujoisen
Il Quadro di Troisi – Sfere di Qi

DJ set at FOLD, London, 14.04.2023

Live recording 3-5:30am at Jaki Klub, December 2023. Massive love to the Illusion crew for bringing me out to Cologne for the first time!

S.O. 
xx

Live @ Jaki Klub, Cologne

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Allergy Season celebrates 10 years of genre-agnostic music with Hypersensitivity: A Decade of Allergy Season. The compilation and continuous mix feature a wide range of artists associated with the label, and includes some of the most popular tunes in its history and several formerly Bandcamp-only fan favorites. A note from label founder Physical Therapy: 
 
“10 years ago, I started Allergy Season out of frustration. As a prolific producer putting out stylistically varied music, I had already released on at least 15 labels. None felt reflective of the approach that I took to electronic music, and none felt reflective of the scene in New York that I had come up in. 
 
In the late-aughts and early twenty-teens, while Europe and the UK were still focused on separate rooms or club nights for House, Techno, or “Bass” — the scene in NYC was based purely on Fun (with a capital “F”). New York nightlife was finally coming back after barely maintaining a pulse through the Giuliani-era crackdowns that shuttered most venues. Most of the serious electronic music parties that had managed to survive were recovering from pivoting to the fartier end of the Minimal spectrum or Electroclash.
 
In that environment, the way to get bodies through the door and people dancing wasn’t through advertising what genre the music was going to be, — it was simply by throwing the best and craziest parties possible. I don’t remember anyone asking me, “What’s the music going to be like?” for the first 3 or 4 years that I threw parties. People cared about the music, but they didn’t need to be primed on what specifically it was going to sound like, just that it was going to be good.
 
So, as simple as it sounds, I set out to create a label that only cared if the music was “Good” and “Fun.” Before consumers had completely given themselves over to streaming, and before the rise of nimble Bandcamp-only labels, it was quite difficult to get digitally released music taken seriously. It’s hard to imagine, but the music press was still the main path to getting music heard widely. All the while, the best music could only be found in ephemeral spaces like Soundcloud or Mediafire links on blogs. Grab the 128kbp MP3 while you can because it might be gone tomorrow…
 
Reflecting on the past decade — so much that I had wished for New York’s electronic music scene has come true. The city’s scene is more vibrant than any European city; the barriers for releasing great music and finding an audience have vanished. Sometimes I miss those earlier unvarnished days, but I’m grateful to have seen everything that has happened since, to have made whatever tiny contribution I could, to have provided a platform for artists to do what they want.
 
What’s left to do for Allergy Season in the next 10 years? The same thing over and over, hopefully better and better. Now that audiences have expanded there’s lots of room for genre obsession and redefinition – niches hardly exist in a world of instantaneous and unlimited access. I will keep making too much music and loving too much music, keep putting out the things that excite me, and keep having Fun. See you back here in 2034 ;)”

1. Beta Librae - Problem Solving Program
2. Draveng - Dubious Smink
3. Alex Falk - Self
4. OSSX - Split Wig
5. John Barera & Paul Morse - Pantheon (Noncompliant Remix)
6. Davis Galvin - Erlo
7. Physical Therapy - Emotional Rescue
8. Fatherhood - Big Boy (Physical Therapy’s Ketogenic Dub)
9. Lady Blacktronika - Je Te Adore (Shut The Door)
10. CCL - Tachyon Frog
11. BEARCAT - VIVA
12. PTA - Cheap Soda
13. SHYBOI - Ananasem
14. DJ Overnite - Boom Boom
15. Aquarian - Hydropulse
16. Max McFerren - With All My Sophistications
17. Love Letters - With Stallions
18. UMFANG - Angel Beat
19. rRoxymore - Universal Struggle
20. Kirk the Flirt & Peter Pressure - Over The World

Hypersensitivity: A Decade Of Allergy Season

Hypersensitivity: A Decade Of Allergy Season (Continuous Mix)

BRING

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@julianahuxtable continually crosses boundaries and breaks down borders. Her multidisciplinary art takes in writing, performing, poetry, DJing and running the Shock Value nightlife project in New York, where the Texan currently lives. She explores themes of history, the body, the internet and much more, often with a strong sense of personal identity. Next to solo exhibitions she has authored two books, worked as a Visiting Artists Program lecturer at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is involved with a number of collectives that challenge gender norms, interrogate notions of race and engage with socio-political issues and sexuality, often in visceral ways. 

This week's mix is just as direct and physical. It is a sound college filled with rage and confrontation, where brutalist industrial textures and squealing synths crash into banging techno. Human voices are mangled into walls of white noise and uncontrollable machines run riot in what could be a soundtrack to the end of the world, or the start of a new one.

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