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008 Earl Grey

DJ Earl Grey aka Nik Thorup takes us beyond the dancefloor and into the realm of the cerebral. During his month-long residency at Waxflower, Nik spun a cornucopia of captivating and unique records that always left us hungry for more.

We’re still not sure how Nik managed to intertwine so many polarising genres so effortlessly. Few DJs can stroll from ambient to jazz, from folk to dub, making it sound so organic. Maybe there’s a link to be drawn between this kind of musical curation and some of the more adventurous wine-making processes we’ve come to love at Waxflower. Skin-contact wine often leads to bolder, more intense, and less predictable palates. 

Shady wine-making comparisons aside, it was an honour for us to have Nik play for the whole month. We’ve spent plenty of time listening to his recorded sets, so it was a treat to experience his talent live at Waxflower.

Recorded live @Waxflowerbar

008 Dj Earl Grey

Inqapool -  at Tobira Records 20210619

▸[Anne Montag] @annemontag
▸[Sonnensysteme] @diesonnensysteme

artwork by Franziska Kleeblatt 🍀

[ɔstˈɛnd] Mixtape No. 36 by [Anne Montag & Sonnensysteme]

@willhofbauer
@sangrevoss

For the extended Q&A + OG pi pi pi track game, please visit our website ~~~~~~~> pipipi.life <~~~~~~~~~~

Introduce yourself? Pronouns? Where do you currently reside? 1 fun fact about yourself?

SV: Hey hey I’m Sangre Voss (he/him), I live in SE London and I’m apparently somehow related to Hamlet so I think that must make me kind of weird.

WH: Hello! Thanks so much for having us Sasha!! My name is Will - my pronouns are he/him and I am also currently living in London, luckily not too far from Mr Voss! 

Not related to Hamlet, but I am in the background of an episode of Home & Away, although I sadly can’t remember which one

Who/what currently inspires you music-wise that has nothing to do with music?

SV: My friend gave me a bubble machine as a house warming gift and when the sun hits right, I’ll put it on and sit underneath it. I’m not quite sure how this inspires me musically, but it feels so great that I think it must permeate through somehow.

WH: I’m looking after my parents cat atm and she’s so cute, definitely been a source of some kind of inspiration. It could be the early wake ups, or maybe I’m just jealous and wish I was allowed to sleep as much as her lol. She’d probably love to play with the bubble machine.

Favorite sound in nature? Describe how it makes you feel. 

SV: Difficult to choose but ice has a lot to offer. The sound of pebbles thrown on a frozen lake is definitely a favourite. Makes me want to tilt my head to the side and raise my eyebrows a bit.

WH: Ooh I like the icey sounds, that’s a good shout. Mine feels like a slightly more boring answer, but probably a stream or waves lapping at a shore. Pretty tough not to feel peaceful while hearing that 😇

If you had to describe yourself as an beverage, what would it be and why?

WH: Passiona - Aussie classic! Super delicious but a bit much sometimes.

SV: Buckfast abbey of Buckfast Tonic Wine fame isn’t far from where I grew up in Devon (UK) so it’s the (un)natural choice. I’m also sickly sweet and full of energy(?) so it works on a few levels.

What is your favorite party/collective where you reside and why?

WH: Always have to shout out Co-Select, although we’re a bit biased. Very recently went to a great party at a venue called Spanners and hope to go back there again soon, lovely 80 cap space with great sound. Lots of love for the Cheeky Soundsystem guys, and of course the Rye Wax crew (please come back soon)! 

So many around really, and loads of great new parties and crews seem to be springing up all the time here and I can’t wait to check them all out.

SV: I normally end up discovering Will on the dfloor when I’m out so not much to add here - I’ve been to a couple of Sagome events recently that I’ve really liked too though!

What would you like to see in the future for the dance community?

WH: I feel like I’m seeing really good efforts towards inclusive & diverse lineups which is great, but of course there’s always room for that to be better, especially on “bigger” lineups. 

I’d also like to see less aggro on the internet / in the industry in general. We’re all in it together! Let’s be friendly :) 

SV: yes yes and more genre-diverse nights are always welcome for me!

Will Hofbauer b2b Sangre Voss - 206˚C

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01. Bo Hansson - Leaving the Shire
02. Haraldo De Oliveira - Capoeira Na Vila
03. Doctor Zygote - Loose 
04. No Silver Bird - The Creation
05. Madlib - Madness Tempel
06. Mosem-e Gol - Parva
07. Karriem Riggins - Tom Toms
08. James Holden - Renata (Steve Moore Remix)
09. James Asher - Forgotten Time Cycle
10. Roy Budd - Goodbye Carter
11. Escravos de Jo - Dom Um Romao
12. Christopher Rau - Ne Travaillez Jamais
13. Even Drones - B2
14. WK7 - Higher Power (Hardcore Mix)
15. Marquis Hawkes - Let's Do It
16. Phil France - The Swimmer
17. Matthew Herbert - Wake Up

Dummy Mix 223 // Dark Sky

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Mixtape 2 // Nicola Noir & Jacques Obsone

Jerome C -dont Say Im Crazy FEAT Einat

Mix of the Week #295 is "Cafe del Gumar - Volumen Cuatro" by Break Mode @gumar / @bed_of_roses-1
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Mix of the Week #295: Break Mode - Cafe del Gumar - Volumen Cuatro

Red Light Radio Ben Penn 10 - 24 - 2019

Hello

Here is the numero uno of my new show on Redlight radio.
I mix a lot of things togother and use an oscillator and a delay unit to space it out.Including radio talks,fied recorded i made here and there(in Jordan in the episode)and of course:music!

Gilb-R Redlight radio #1

Sultry laidback vibes for The Space Between - Waking Life. 14.08.20

“A hammock is the best place to spend a midsummer afternoon. When you climb into a hammock, you are linked to reality only by the narrowest of cords. Suspended in time and space, you shed any sense of weight or corporal substance. As you sway with the gentle rhythm of the breeze, you drift and dream between heaven and Earth, glimpsing the blue truth of sky beyond the wagging treetops.Then suddenly the spell is broken by a dog’s snout poking you, a rumble of thunder or a child’s cry, and you are brought back to a world you temporarily left behind. But the hammock’s solace is not forgotten. Its gentle crescent lingers.” -Robert S. Kyff in Hartford

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Méni - Hammock Hangout [15:42:30] I The Space Between

We're very pleased to share with you this long, saucy mix straight from the soul of Louis McCoy, founder of renowned Inner Varnika festival and all-round Naarm music aficionado. 
As Louis writes:

"I've been subconsciously compiling this mix for years now, but it's made a lot more sense during the last 6 months. I think it's important to remember to feel something, whether it is pure joy or overwhelming melancholy, I wanted to cover both aspects in this and everything in between. A lot of the music in this mix really means a lot to me, from my mother's jazz influences to my teenage years on a strict diet of emo trip-hop. I wanted to make a soundtrack from literally putting the kettle on first thing on a cold Sunday morning to hopefully take you through to a semi-productive day in the kitchen with someone you love. To be honest, just enjoy it, any way you can."

Louis curates the fantastic series, For Home Use Only:
https://soundcloud.com/for_home_use_only

Inner Varnika
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Music To Drink Tea To - 002 - Louis McCoy

Dan Miles pulls us into an engrossing 74' of modern and dubby bass-orientated oddities.

@danielmileswhite

Dan Miles is a non-binary producer and DJ from the Midwest region of the United States, with a diverse range of influences and a warm grounded energy that comes through their rolling, bass heavy productions and tunneling psychedelic DJ sets.

“I recorded this mix in the first week of January 2020, before there was any word of a pandemic in the US, as a submission mix to a festival which did not pan out. Despite the outcome, I loved the mix when I recorded it  and I love it even more a year after I first wrote the original track list. It was recorded as a culmination of the kind of dubby, bass-heavy club music I have spent the last decade absorbing, a sound I have finally had the time and energy to refine in my own productions, and will be rolling out over the next year across several projects. I’m thrilled to finally be putting this out and can’t wait to follow it up in the next coming months. Thank you for listening.”

TRACKLIST:

Dan Miles - Linger
Shackleton - Headcleaner
Childplay - Stretching 
Mosca - White mice 
Lokua - Headhunter
Simo Cell - Cellar Door
Dan Miles - Link
Mickey Pearce - Tempted (F+club Tonto Edit)
Kush Jones - Drum track
MM - Rope 
DJ Delish - Bitch
Pluralist - Gallak 
Lotic - Rendez-vous (Drippin Remix)
Loefah - Life Dub 
Objekt - Shuttered
Nautiluss - Guccifer (Keele Warehouse Remix)
Karisan - Layan 
Super Drama - New Graces (Ciel Takes Flight Remix)
Dan Miles FKA Flaw - Rezz Cycle 
Scuba - Flash Addict 
Dan Miles - Link (Spektralsound Remix) 

www.loose-lips.co.uk

Loose Lips Mix Series - 311 - Dan Miles

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