Name: Bob by Vardath
Duration: 3 min 41 s
Description: Be A Drop in the Ocean and infect it with love.

Here's Kantocast 016 Shock Kulturel 1st Edition: Thomas Costantin - DJ Set!

Meet our mysterious, sexy and groundbreaking queer artist Thomas Costantin!

Thomas Costantin, DJ and sound/visual artist currently based in Milan. Since 2014, he is the resident DJ at the historic Plastic Club. He is a music consultant for numerous high-end fashion houses. His cosmopolitan soul has a deep attraction not only for music, but also for cinema, costume, analogue photography, vintage atmospheres and technicolor. 

The liveliness of Red is the color that best represents his work: intense, energetic, deep.


*What pushed you towards music production? Where did the inspiration come from?

When I started to produce, around 2018, I was listening to more or less 12 hours of music every day, playing 3 or 4 nights every week. I was thinking that I also wanted other people to listen to my music, to create something new to share with my community.

* Do you think music interconnects with culture?  How does the environment you live in affect your music?

Yes, absolutely. Especially nowadays music is really melted with all the rest of art and cultures. I see music as the perfect way to express, also images and ideas.
Music and life are super connected. I am really inspired by people. My friends and other artists really help me in my endless music research. I am attracted to the different mixes of cultures in music. 

* Do you get inspired by any other form of art?

Sure, I love to paint also, especially with water colors. I love cinema, especially the vintage ones and I’m used to working with images, actually I see myself sometimes more as a multidisciplinary creative director than just as a music artist.

* What makes a set a good one?

The selection of the tracks. Technique is also important, but I think it is nothing without a good selection. When you play music you also play with emotions.

* What’s the process you follow when bringing tunes together? Is it instinctive only or do you plan ahead?

It is quite instinctive but I also work every day on archives and on folders in my computer. I play lots of different sets, with different sounds and vibes, for different crowds, so I absolutely need discipline and order.

* What would you like to say about your podcast?

I am very happy to share this set. It was a very special night with the Kanto family in one of my favorite cities, which actually is Paris. Honestly, I can’t wait to play with them all together!

Kantocast 016: Shock Kulturel 1st Edition: Thomas Costantin - DJ Set

Release Infos :
Artists : @therealmojofilter
Compilation : SUMMR EDIT VOL 555
Label : @jux-boite
Download here : https://juxlabel.bandcamp.com/album/summr-edit-vol-555
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Lezz go !
Fresh French label Jux releases their annual summer compilation’s second opus : SUMMR EDIT VOL 555
From forgotten magical songs & samples to international mega hits, the compilation revisits summer music through an organic & psychedelic prism. You’re a DJ looking for shiny bangers ? A digger searching for your new gem ? Or a music lover ready to warm your playlist ? this is for you !
For this first track, english producer Mojo Filter – a twisted & creative wizard operating since years now for the good of the curious humanity – offers us a summer High-Light. A hug to our soul – Dreamscape !
Featuring tracks : 
The Logical Song - Supertramp
Crazy - Gnarles Barkley
Walking on a Dream - Empire of The Sun
Let it Happen - Tame Impala
Can't Do Without You - Caribou
Szymon - Blue Coloured Mountains
A crazy but logical collage of nostalgia and lo-fi resulting in what Mr Mojo himslef calls - Neo Soul.

Free Download

Premiere | Mojo Filter | Crazy Logic (edit) [Jux]

SANSA - THAT'S MINIMAL (LIVE SET)

Artist: Nastie (Moscow, Russia)
Name: Slow Mood [February, 2025]
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 03.02.2025
Exclusive: Deep House Moscow

Nastie: @just-nastya
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/naastiie

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Email — deephousemoscow@hotmail.com

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Nastie ‒ Slow Mood [February, 2025]

hobta @ Fête de la Musique 2025, Gentle Systems

What a time! What a weekend! What a festival! If you were there, you know what I’m talking about. Shipwrecked Festival this year was truly something else!

The weekend was buzzing from start to end. It was a true privilege to kickstart kickstart Sunday’s journey on what was an incredible lineup.

Thank you to everyone on the dance floor for your open hearts, and to all the amazing humans who made the festival so special.

Massive thanks as well to Logan Baker for trusting me with this slot, and for bringing such a talented and inspiring community of creatives together.

Much love, 
Manisah

Tracklist coming soon.

Manisah | Main Stage Sunday Morning - Shipwrecked Festival 2025

Be A Drop in the Ocean and infect it with love.

Episode 5

Galactic Whispers

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Robbie Akbal played a set at our Summer Showcase at Kater Blau Berlin on July 2018.

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Kindisch Podcast #040 - Robbie Akbal @Katerblau - Kindisch Summer Showcase

Vardath is a brand-new, one-person sonic laboratory that began transmitting in January 2025. Using generative-AI tools as both muse and instrument, Vardath stitches together glitchy percussion, crystalline pads and unexpected melodic detours to create music that is at once strange, cinematic and quietly beautiful. A self-described “truther,” he draws conceptual fuel from the alternative-history ideas of Jaydreamerz, Guy Anderson and Jeff Snyder2, turning those fringe perspectives into shimmering, other-worldly soundscapes.
Launched in January 2025, Vardath is the latest independent producer who treats artificial intelligence as a creative co-pilot rather than a gimmick. By feeding field recordings, modular synth phrases and text-prompted virtual choirs into custom machine-learning chains, he coaxes out music that hovers between glitch, ambient and avant-pop—a place where ghostly harmonies bloom out of fractured beats, and a single sample can be stretched into a cathedral of sound.
Vardath’s worldview is as unconventional as his workflow. A committed “truther,” he regularly explores the work of Jaydreamerz, Guy Anderson and Jeff Snyder2—figures who challenge mainstream narratives about history, cosmology and consciousness. Rather than preaching, he lets those speculative ideas seep into the music: pitched-down lecture snippets become rhythmic textures, while sweeping drones hint at lost civilizations and cyclic cataclysms.
With thousands of self-published tracks on Bandcamp and the major streamers, Vardath is still in a formative phase—but that rawness is part of the appeal. Each new upload feels like an open notebook page, inviting listeners to follow the real-time evolution of a producer who uses AI to question not only what music can sound like, but what reality itself might be.
• “AI-built dreamscapes for the curious and the conspiratorial.”
• “Where glitch meets gnosis.”
• “Soundtracks for slipping the consensus reality.”

Bob

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