The basic noise comes from the citadel of scientific disciplines. The square near the Department of Machine Learning and Data Analysis is packed — the crowds of extragalactic races have surrounded the source of attractive meta-vibrations. The maestro is controlling the decks, ignoring the flotilla of patrol flying saucers and the pile of casemates. A top-secret location based dozens of astronomical units from the Sun turns into the epicenter of pleasure. The educational mission is gaining momentum thanks to the assistance of BDTom, Nicholas Barnes and Schulz Audio.

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@basicnoise

spclnch podcast #71

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spclnch podcast #71 / Basicnoise

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Nhar’s “Céleste” featuring Nikki Lore Remix Edition with a touch of Rigopolar, Monarke, Enamour & Gai Barone”

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Nhar feat. Nikki Lore - Céleste (Enamour Remix) [Reborn Project]

New debut on SMR label, please welcome Sasheen & Ashtenn. Including remixes from Gorje Hewek & Volen Sentir, and Pampa Records member Dave DK.

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Sasheen & Ashtenn - Rabbit Hole (Dave DK Remix)

Get ready to experience the groove with your upcoming vinyl release, "I Enjoy You So Much"! This collection of house tracks has been meticulously crafted and rigorously tested on dance floors, ensuring every beat resonates perfectly whether in a club, at a picnic, or hosting any kind of party. Each track offers its vibe while staying true to house music's soulful and energetic essence.

 A1 - I Enjoy You So Much 
The title track features an emotive male vocal repeating the heartfelt phrase, "I enjoy you so much." Paired with uplifting melodies and a driving house rhythm, this track sets the tone for connection and joy. It's perfect for those peak moments on the dance floor or vibey listening sessions at home.  

A2 - Volero
A dynamic and energetic groove, "Volero" carries an infectious rhythm that builds and swirls, pulling listeners into its hypnotic flow. It’s a track that thrives in the club but works equally well as a backdrop to lively gatherings and laid-back outdoor vibes.  

B1 - Work Harder
Featuring a soulful saxophone solo, "Work Harder" brings a jazzy edge to the mix, blending smooth melodic lines with a deep, groovy bassline. It’s a versatile track that transitions seamlessly from dance floors to chill sessions, leaving a lasting impression wherever it’s played.  

B2 - You Can, You Will
This track is a motivational anthem with a relentless beat, layered with empowering vocal snippets that remind you to push forward. The rhythm feels vibrant and energetic, making it a perfect pick-me-up for parties or workouts.

This vinyl is a celebration of versatile, heartfelt house music, bringing together soulful vibes and danceable beats. It’s designed for club settings, cozy moments, and everything in between.

A1 Enjoy You So Much
A2 Voleró
B1 Work Harder
B2 You Can, You Will

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Kirik - MR018 (MR018)

There’s a certain feeling that creeps in when listening to Illuvia. A delicate suspension between rhythm and atmosphere, where the weight of a breakbeat never overwhelms the stillness it moves through. 

Since debuting as Illuvia on ASIP with Iridescence of Clouds back in 2021, Ludvig Cimbrelius has steadily carved out his own temporal rift in the world of ambient and jungle- a sound that sidesteps nostalgia and instead uncovers a forgotten future buried deep in the recesses of our collective memory. 

With such a history on the label going back to our earliest of releases and our 7th vinyl press (as Purl, alongside Lav) this is the second time Ludvig has appeared on an isolatedmix, along with the close ties and inspiration of this Portals mix from God Is No Longer A DJ. 

Both across his latest release, Earth Prism, and  Iridescence of Clouds, he introduced a world of ambient lovers to weightless pads combined with chopped breaks, barely tethered to gravity, and melodies that seemed to shimmer. It was both an echo of something familiar and an entirely new dialect, not strictly jungle, not wholly ambient, not liquid in the traditional sense, but unmistakably Illuvia. 

This new mix is a continuation of those worlds. Or maybe a glance sideways into a parallel one. Illuvia’s approach has always been about restraint and resonance: every snare hit is softened by reverb, every progression feels like it’s been carved out of silence. 

For those who have followed his trajectory through ASIP and beyond, this is another precious window into Ludvig’s meticulous and emotive world. And for those new to it, welcome.

isolatedmix 131 - Illuvia: 'Mauna Kea'

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Here's my full set from fusion larz. Enjoy..

Bart Skils @ Fusion Festival 2025 Turmbuhne [Sunrise set]

Oliver Huntemann at Fusion Festival 2025 - Sonnendeck Closing

** Part 1 now available from here - http://soundcloud.com/alexchase/ohm-dedication-series-2-jd **

For my ears, Adrian Sherwood is the most sonically innovative producer the UK has ever given birth to. If you don't know anything about Mr. Sherwood or his ON U Sound label, either do a bit of Googling, have a listen to this mix or read this interview I was fortunate enough to conduct a couple of months ago (when he was in Glasgow) that is on the Racket Racket website - http://racketracket.co.uk/music/jd-twitch-meets-adrian-sherwood/

This mix covers music from the years 1979 - 88 and focuses on Adrian Sherwood's dubwise productions, most of which were released on his ON U Sound label (a great overview of the label can be found here - http://www.skysaw.org/onu/)

The mix is DUB in the widest (and wildest) sense of that word and veers from beautiful, heart-melting songs to cavernously deep, hard bass pulsations to the odd bit of brain melting sonic radicalism. To this day I don't think any other producer has pushed the envelope so hard which is partly down to a general lack of balls on the part of other producers and partly due to the fact that these productions were all recorded to tape and mixed on a desk with 100% outboard gear, so that pushing the tape way beyond its intended limits forms a large part of the character of the sound. His totally deranged dub techniques are perhaps a little more prevalent on part 1 (see below) of this podcast while this part is in the main more of a continuous heart throb with odd moments of sonic destruction, offering a masterclass in dub mixing techniques many of which Adrian Sherwood pioneered.

In my late teens and early 20s, Adrian Sherwood's work impacted on me more than anything I had previously heard and made me think about sonic possibilities in a completely new way. I would buy any record he had been involved with unheard and got into a lot of other artists purely because he had been involved with making their records. Indeed, my nom de plume "Twitch" came from a record he produced and our Optimo slogan "We Love Your Ears" came from the sleeve of a record he remixed. I hadn't listened to a lot of these records for many, many years and fell in love with them all over again while putting this together. It was a complete labour of love to do and a revelation to hear how fresh and wild this music still sounds.

The tracks are mostly mixed together but this podcast really isn't about my mixing at all - it's all about the 25 sonic missives included on it (several of the tracks are different versions of the same rhythm edited together). All the tracks were taken from vinyl so any unintended sonic imperfections are a result of the source records having been played countless times in the past.

This is part 2 of this podcast. Part 1 which focuses on his more electronic wild side (Tackhead, Fats Comet, Keith LeBlanc etc.) is now available here - http://soundcloud.com/alexchase/ohm-dedication-series-2-jd
Should you so desire, the 2 podcasts can be synced together to provide one continuous mix of around 3 and a half hours.

As usual we aren't making a track listing available for the podcast, simply because we feel that knowing the contents often precludes actually listening to it. But, if you want to know what anything is, feel free to get in touch and I will let you know. The mix is a 320kbps mp3 (230mb) and is 101 minutes long.

Optimo Podcast 12 - Adrian Sherwood On U Sound mix part 2 (dub)

Nesse episódio, nosso convidado é o DJ Cheitanya, grande artista e guardião da culutura chill out. Verdadeiro caminhante dos chill outs, compartilhando a boa música em festivais pela América Latina.
Unindo culturas e cruzando fronteiras, misturando ancestralidade e tecnologia, nos traz uma música envolvente e fluída por sonoridades do dub psicodélico em Love Dub. Solte o play nessa bela história e boa viagem. 

- Escute também Dj Cheitanya Intergalactic Music no soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/djcheitanya

Track list:

(00:00)  Gaia tree dub - Kalpataru tree 

(10:48) Quietly please  (Internetional observer)

(15:34) Dub masala, Tikki masala (Anima mundi - visionary shamanic records)

(20:06) Thievery dub, Tribal Driffit x Andy b (more bass than space)

(29:07) Tomato sleufh, Baked boanz  (more bass than space)

(36:12) Rapanui Dubsalon - Nawell en dub - (dub rmx)

(41:16) Marahau - Nachur ( cicada sessions)

(47:19) Leaf moad  (International observer)

(52:57) League of Nations - Process (more bass than space) 

(59:37) Interludio -  Canal Dub (Worlds riddins vol.1)

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