"A mix of live/mastered original works reflecting everyday relations - processes of learning, unlearning and (re)learning identity" @e-fishpool

Cover: 'Landscape with trees' by Constantine Parthenis

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Living Room n°19 ~ @8salamanda8

q. pls introduce yourselves

> Salamanda is a Seoul-based Leftfield Ambient music producer/DJ duo of Uman Therma (Sala) and Yetsuby (Manda).
Salamanda believes every sound has beauty, and loves to collect and experiment with all kinds of sounds from the world around them.


q. is there a story behind the mix?

> Before working on the mix, we coincidentally saw a picture of one of our favorite artists' living room from a magazine. From the photo, the place seemed very welcoming, cozy, sophisticated and peaceful... and we wondered what it would be like to live there.
So this mix is about our fantasy of having a cup of tea in each of our dream houses on a rainy summer afternoon.


q. what's the best way to enjoy your mix?

> On a lazy, a little bit gloomy late morning or early afternoon, grab a hot coffee, get your blanket, turn this mix on, and look out the window.


q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

> Sala's answer: Happy plants.
> Manda's answer: Cat tower.


q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

> In terms of our release, we had a new release that came out most recently called "Sphere," which you can check out on Métron Records bandcamp or streaming platforms such as Apple Music / iTunes, Spotify and more.
As for other interesting music-related projects, luckily we've been able to work on a series of exciting projects that we really enjoy(ed) being a part of. They will be revealed soon, so please keep your eyes peeled!

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Tracklist:
Ludwig Wandinger - Spiritual Decay 
Ora Clementi - Vulning 
Keiji Haino / Jim O'Rourke / Oren Ambarchi - Only Wanting To Melt.. Part 1(excerpt) 
Jake Muir - Yaupon 
Salamanda - Sonata For Layer And Electronics (Heavy Magazine) 
Yann Tiersen - Ar Maner Kozh 
Massimiliano Damerini - Zoltan Kodaly : Klavierstuck Op.11 Nr. 7 
James Rushford - U+25CF (Original Mix) 
Michel Banabila - Park Loops 
Amirtha Kidambi & Lea Bertucci - Destroying Angel 
Surabhi Saraf - Illuminen 
Lyckle de Jong - tjilp lus 
Psee / Mårble / Koyil - Tamatamanāh 
Las Barbas Indómitas - Lo que se oía desde su cuarto 
Keiko Higuchi - Okesa Bushi 
TRAINING - Pumpernickels 
Humbros - Feu

Living Room n°19 ~ Salamanda

No one better to guide you through the next hour than our new resident @elliement22
Coming from the salty sea winds of the west, e l e m e n t sends you on deep transcendental trajectories to different planets and back. We have been following her journey as a DJ from its beginnings and are very proud to have this beautiful soul join us on our orbit. Enjoy xx

Artwork by the wonderful Gal Sherizly
https://galsherizly.com/

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Dekalb Works - Painting Your Way Out of Debt

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

@mistareez

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

Helloo, My name is Stone, music name Mistareez. He/Him, SE London and I'm thinking about getting a cat (^._.^)ﾉ

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

All the swampy scenes in films that I watched recently also skate vids.

Favorite sound of the city? Describe how it makes you feel. 

Screeching mechanics on the underground I know this is controversial

Dream line-up? 

Bjork b2b Optimus Prime

Favorite DJ mixing trick? 

Pulling out someone else's USB by accident when going b2b and causing total silence or emergency loop

If you had to trade your USB with one DJ, who would it be and why? 

Henzo, I know he has some truly illegal edits on there

Favorite musical memory in deep description?

Any of the 8+ DJ b2bs that I took part in in Bristol. All night chaos every time I miss that place dearly

Ways to calm your nerves before a set? 

1.5 pints of beer no more no less

Favorite thing to cook currently? (Feel free to include recipe) 

Beetroot & orzo dish with rocket & feta

Who do you think is the most underrated artist of our time?

Tisakorean

If you had to describe yourself as a color, which one would you be and why? 

Greyish blue i’m just tryna keep it chill

What was your best moment on the dance floor? 

Sun coming over the top of the coliseum at glastonbury as someone dropped i want ur soul armand van helden

What is your favorite time of day? 

8.30pm

Advice for being productive with music? 

Eat some fruit and don't worry about long periods of no productivity

What is your most recent favorite DJ mix and why? 

Well street recs shows on nts have been getting me thru work lately

What was your first gig? How did it go? 

Student night, 100% clangers

Any advice to upcoming DJs? 

Run

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

AMBIENT ROOMS

Mistareez - ㄥ°

interview: www.lowendtheorists.com/theory-therapy-mixes/34-concave-reflection

An epic strings mix fit for a film, recorded in Chicago.

Theory Therapy 34 is a highly immersive strings recording pieced together by Concave Reflection aka Tommy Paslaski, one-third of Chicago-based group Purelink. The mix feels like a soundtrack to an on-screen drama, not just because strings are commonly used in films or that they can capture specific emotions so well, but also in the way that each of Tommy’s selections feel like subtle thematic shifts. 

As you may already know, we’re releasing an 11-track tape with Tommy on March 4th. It’s our first physical release as a label and we can’t wait for you to hear the full album. In the meantime, we feel like this mix and interview will more than suffice. Enjoy.

https://theorytherapy.bandcamp.com/album/the-best-people-are-like-water

Theory Therapy 34: Concave Reflection

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Reinventing your ideas and projects has greater effects when shared with people like John Daniel, the man after Forest Managament (@forestmanagement), whose resilience in the beautiful but hard work is proof of that.

After difficult months, full of changes and an unsuspected medical operation, John arrives at the Fake Rolex catalogue with a selection that touches the contours of the ambient, filling the great sound room with subtle firmness .

Check out John's extensive work at https://forestmanagement.bandcamp.com.

Travel photos and reviews at http://forestmanagement.us

Dekalb Works - Painting Your Way Out of Debt

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