Delighted to host Michael  Kreitz & Christophe Houyon Influence mix on Oddity Radio for @meakusma

Michael  Kreitz & Christophe Houyon : We have selected tracks that have very much influenced us over the years and tried to make them work as a mix. The mix is not chronological, but it features some of the most important records for us personally and for what Meakusma has become. Much of what Meakusma is today, is based on the time when we shared an apartment in Brussels and listened to music together all the time, sharing deep enthusiasm for what we heard.

Turn on, tune in and don't drop out!

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Meakusma - Oddity Influence Mix by Michael  Kreitz & Christophe Houyon

guest hour by @weatherheads contributing their live recording from gradient campout 2023

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Vera Dvale & Psykovarius Ava - AVA 
Benjamin Brunn  - Lying Flat Looking Up 
Mokira - Cuchla Congas 
RDMA - Empathic 
Peter Van Hoesen - Theoretical Terminal (T2X28) 
Area - For HN 
MGUN - Timber 
Leif - Montpelier 
Social Life - Iris (Bad Water Version)  
Lack - Overground 
Alfredo 92 - Mimis 
Leif - Rumex 
David Morley - Boundary Travels

NTS Radio June 5 ('24) w/ Weatherheads (Live @ Gradient Campout '23)

The Lodge! 

...𝘪𝘵𝘴 𝘴𝘰 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘧𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦𝘴 𝘵𝘰 𝘣𝘦 𝘢 𝘤𝘰𝘸...

from ~12:30am

Tracklist:
Global Communication - The Way (Secret Ingredients Mix)
Quenum - Rio Grande
Succulent - Freshly Solomonic
Nectar - Bellz
Delay Grounds - Wood_Building
Flore - The Fiery Principle
Tata Box Inhibitors - Plasmids (Placid Mix)
Rino Ceronne - Untitled 01
Head High - Set Me Free
Overmono - The Mabe
Luke Slater - Love
Tenzia - Branches
Fadi Mohem - On The Run
Millia - Sensi
Tenzia - Muha
Christopher Just - Androids In Rio Part II
DJ Sneak - Runaway Train
Tronik House - Straight Outta Hell (Simon “Bassline” Smith Remix)
Mark Pritchard - Heavy As Stone
LAS - Tic
Unknown Artist - FUCK SOCIAL MEDIA

℘ɧཞıƙı ʄɛɛƖıŋɠ @ Lodge '24

box (@boxofbox) is one of the dearest friends we’ve made in this dance music thing. A seemingly eternal well of kindness and intention, the legend of boxofbox is slowly spreading far and wide. To know them is to love them and to hear them play is a gift (always). When I first heard box would be playing @hot-mass for the first time for Pittsburgh’s fantastic Transit party, I almost cried…. before immediately began making a plan to get to Pittsburgh cause I wouldn’t miss it for the world. 

The reality of that night far outweighed my high expectations. Making their way through the world’s longest playlist, box sloshed an enthusiastic crowd of friends and strangers, human dancers and prancing pups alike through their expansive musical soup that touched on so many much loved musical traditions and diverse dancefloor sounds that we hold so dear. I won’t spoil the ending but I’ll never forget hearing those last few tracks and then emerging from Hot Mass to discover the outside world blanketed in a still, untouched fresh layer of snow that had neatly fallen while we were sweating it out inside.

This recording is a pleasure and we’re so happy to share it with y’all.

𝙎𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙪𝙜𝙝𝙩𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙨𝙚𝙩 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙗𝙤𝙭𝙤𝙛𝙗𝙤𝙭...
Hot Mass might be my favorite dancefloor. The friendships that have flowed from/through there are some of my most cherished, and this set in many ways was a love letter to all those folks.

It was my first time playing on the system (if you don't count a mini set of trance bangers to annoy Aaron Clark during a Humanaut party setup). I came in with flexible open format intentions – I have seen the full gamut of DJs play there for some of the most up-for-anything crowds you could hope for, and I wanted to meet that dynamism full-on.

A couple selected track notes:

There are a couple "ambient" washes, which I love doing when I can get away with it. The tiger snoring specifically is something I've wanted to try inspired by Plaslaiko closing Panorama Bar, where mid-set he spontaneously blended into a pitched down loop tool that made it sound like pulsating/purring. He let it sit for at least a full minute while he ducked down to re-up some vitamins before knocking back into something breaky. Truly a floor-melting moment for me; hopefully I melted a few heads in return.

I threw on a block of tearful tracks for the landing. Spring's "No Time (for crying)" in particular was a must play for me; I listened to it almost every day during covid lockdown, and I wanted to forever link it to one of the spaces (as Not Mass) that brought me consistent solace during that hellish era. The last three tracks were inspired by seeing the faces of loved ones left on the dancefloor and wanting to give them something for a good happy cry.

****
 
Huge shout out to the Transit crew for inviting me to play one of my dream gigs, and to all the Hot Mass dancers past, present, future: this one's dedicated to y'all.

Shouts out
Lexie (@lexcd)
Joey (@joeykilona)
John (@john-ricci-246961112)
Michael (@m_kaiser)
+ Lights: Davis Galvin

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SORRYMIX36: boxofbox - Live at Hot Mass

Washington D.C. artist soso tharpa explores the theme of intimacy for the latest instalment of Untitled 909's mix series. With questions like 'what does it mean to be intimate? Does intimacy thrive off curiosity? At what point does curiosity end and intimacy begin?', soso tharpa throws conventional mix formulas out of the window to create a session that flickers between the challenging and the bliss, floating through the bass-heavy soundscapes of dubstep, dub techno and some wonked-out techno moments including a personal favourite Mike Parker track.  

This contrasting element of chaos and balance is something that is found within soso tharpa's productions too, like his most recent release 'Fistful of Shells' on Nervous Horizon. The six track EP released in September last year drew influences from bass, techno and IDM and unfolds like an ever evolving journey, continuing to discover new ground as you listen through. Noting DJ EZ's Boiler Room as one of his most formative musical experiences, this moment led soso tharpa down a rabbit hole of bass and garage music, citing that 'something about that swing and micro-riddim spoke to me'. This influence can still be found across his productions, releasing his first track for a Bon Appetit Records compilation in 2019, as well as tracks  on Future Times, Rhythm Section, 1432 R and Human Pitch. Being nestled within the small music community of Washington D.C. has allowed soso tharpa to create a sound of his own, nurturing a slower approach to his output and appreciate every artist that comes through the city.

Read: https://www.untitled909.com/untitled-909-podcast-210-soso-tharpa/

Buy: https://sosotharpa.bandcamp.com/album/fistful-of-shells-ep

@sosotharpa

Untitled 909 Podcast 210: soso tharpa

56 DJs & Stones Throw Records employees, David Valencia, Kota Yoshioka, Nic Cabrera, Dain Valdes, Shane Sakanoi & Tim Nable bring you “Whodis?” twice a month on NTS Los Angeles. Expect to hear sounds ranging from Hip Hop, House, Jazz, Soul, Funk, Disco, Electro and more. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/56-djs/episodes/56-djs-6th-february-2025

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Forward / Scratch is excited to present Threat Advisory, a new residency on 8Ball radio. Threat Advisory aims to share the sounds and histories of the fight for liberation of oppressed peoples.

This episode premiered live on March 3 from 9pm - 11pm featuring Juventud Unida por la Independencia aka JUPI, a Puerto Rican diaspora organization dedicated to educating, organizing, and mobilizing Boricua youth, students, and their allies for an independent, anti-imperialist, and socialist Puerto Rico. 

THREAT ADVISORY 02: Juventud Unida por la Independencia

Maya Kalev paints varied soundscapes in her monthly Emotional Landscapes show, running through a selection of wide and varied ambient music including fourth world, kosmische, dream pop and minimalist compositions... 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/emotional-landscape/episodes/emotional-landscape-28th-april-2025

Emotional Landscapes 280425

Almost Baby (Demo)

Composition, production and sound engineering: Carlos R
Instruments: Roland Juno D6 keyboard, loops and soundpools

For more details visit my website www.carlosrodrigues.ch

You Can Sing

An upbeat, little jazzy remix of a Moby track from mobygratis.com - has a Tears for Fears vibe I think! 

Made with Suno v4.5

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