https://soundcloud.com/stella-zekri-ouiddir for https://soundcloud.com/ttnotdb

https://www.retreatradio.net/ttnotdb-radio

TTNoTDB Radio #2 w/ Stella Zekri (25/03/21)

Macaulay Sulkin was live with News From The Treetops, this month playing new and unreleased business from Violet & Eris Drew, Breaka, Dylan Forbes, and more before handing over to Donalds House for the guest mix. Cosmic Disco, Breaks, and Balearic all inbound.

News From The Treetops w/ Macaulay Sulkin & Donald's House - April 2021

Fairlane

tracklist/download: https://www.dublab.com/archive/francis-inferno-orchestra-hardcore-positive-w-guest-yu-su-12-01-20

Last august Yu Su was temporarily residing in LA for a short time whilst on a sort of extended tour/sorting out visa combo adventure. Whilst in town we managed to write a bunch of music together (keep your eyes peeled for SCR015) and even stop by the Dublab studios for a little B2B. Well, almost a year and a half later… those tracks are about to finally see the day of light. So to truly execute this charming tableau, we got together again (virtually this time) on the same radio station for another 2 hours of fun.

dublab.com

Hardcore Positive ~ Episode 13 - w/ Yu Su - dublab LA

WorldwideFM - Astral Jam with Paula Tape [9]

This month’s Theory Therapy show features a guest mix from Sydney duo Thomas Gray and Liam Ebbs who released "Recollection of Everything Beautiful" on Analogue Attic earlier this year. There’s also forthcoming music from Citizen Maze as well as new bits from Alex Albrecht, Cousin, Perko, Ana Roxanne and more. Ambient electronics, dub and deep house all inside.

Theory Therapy w/ Thomas Gray & Liam Ebbs - December 2020

And here we are, closing out the year with a mix from a relative newcomer whose music has travelled well this year.

A Psychic Yes is a producer with whom some will be familiar and others not - with releases on the likes of Tech Startup, Kalahari Oyster Cult and Schloss his sound is uniquely individual. It draws upon a wide collection of influences and moods, pairing elements of IDM with playful UK bass, techno and beyond.

Each of his releases are woven as a wonderful tapestry of odd glitches, melodic flutters, strange percussion and experimental electronics. 

This mix is a representation of his sound and shows us a glimpse of what's to come in the near future for what is a very promising artist.

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A Psychic Yes: The 'Wednesday Alternative' Mix

For more than three decades, native Londoner and true DJ's DJ, Jaye Ward, has been one of the key figures in the capital’s underground electronic music scene. During the ‘90s Jaye was often found behind the decks at Fabric’s legendary WANG parties, Golden in Stoke on Trent, and she held a residency at London’s sadly defunct END. Still going strong to this day (when there are no global pandemics getting in the way) Jaye is often called upon by many of London and Europe’s hottest clubbing destinations and festivals, including KALA, Love International, and Field Maneuvers.

Dancefloors aside, Jaye is also the host of the excellent ‘Magical Real’ show on Netil Radio, from which she broadcasts a monthly dose of all things dub, disco, psychedelic, Balearic, and more.

As a longtime friend of the shop, we reached out to Jaye to see if she would be interested in putting together a mix for us. The result is a walloping two-hour recording, packed with an eclectic collection of gems and rarities from the likes of This Mortal Coil, Sterac, Donato Dozzy, Chris Carter, Niagara, Shackleton, and more. 

Full tracklist and interview over on offtherecord.net 🙌

Full Feature

Off The Record Mix Series 19: Jaye Ward

It's been a while since we dropped something fresh. However, it seems like we have the perfect recipe against a drooly day like today.  Vladi and UNVRSE recorded a very diverse mix when it comes to styles and vibes. Starting off with some slowed down trance, playing around with some broken and exotic beats and at the end high energy rollers. Prepare to make your living room a little rave, cause it sure is time to get down. 
Enjoy ❤️

Porcelain Podcast #24 By Vladi Boroday & UNVRSE

OUT 15/3/21
https://versatilerecords.bandcamp.com/music
Improvising as a way to end a track, a moment in time lasting forever, a singularity as a constant: this is the illusion created by I:Cube for these Cubo Live Sessions: to jam and to edit, a free conversation with his machines.
This new found freedom is a natural evolution following years of hard work in the Versatile basement. We used to hear Cube sweating for days on a single sound or loop, we know through those Live Sessions that Cube has realised that perfection is not of this world. Or rather that perfection precisely is that ephemeral instant, that will to capture a dream and bring back a fragment from his multidimensional travels.
From this precarious equilibrium, this big bang, proceeds an entire universe, an almost living organism. I:Cube remains touched by grace, a smiling demiurge building track by track an ever growing intimacy with his listeners.


Gilbert Cohen

I:Cube
“Cubo live sessions volume 2”
Versatile records

Another collection of live takes, recorded in Paris by I:Cube.
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> Tardius acidum <
> Funk de la cave <

CUBOLIVESESIONS2 PREVIEW SOUND CLOUD

I:CUBE.CUBO LIVE SESSIONS VOL 2

This week's Rhythmic Culture podcast is all about "one hour and seven minutes of groovers, mostly old-school house and techno tunes period 1988-1991" as Peter Mitterer, better known as DJ Fett Burger describes his mix. The Norwegian artist and Sex Tags co-founder grew up in the sleepy coastal town of Moss with brother and fellow DJ Sotofett, about an hour’s drive from the capital city of Oslo. In that isolation, as a young man, he was already looking for as many ways as possible to express himself: in art, zines and yes, also in DIY soirees.

The mix is exactly the way we know and love DJ Fett Burger for – a drive through hot, unique and enigmatic pumpers making you yearn for the dancefloor.

@djfettburger

I:CUBE.CUBO LIVE SESSIONS VOL 2

Versatile Records

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