Nice to hear Saafi Brothers in a set, thanks

Long time no see Virmantas Illestpeace coming back with a mind and soul teasing mix.

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Illestpeace - Minimal Mondays Mix 49

New mix comes from Berlin-based Jennifer Touch ! 

We discovered Jennifer through her awesome "Chemistry" On Riotvan two years ago but she also made other eps on FatCat Records, Pets Recordings (with Adam Port) or Keinemusik.

More recently, she just released ‘Moon In Aries’ EP, a self-released EP coming from the bottom of her heart and inspired by new wave, synth-pop, electronica and Krautrock ==> https://jennifertouch.bandcamp.com/album/moon-in-aries)

Enjoy the mix !

LYO#181 / Jennifer Touch

https://soundcloud.com/que-sakamoto
Artwork: https://soundcloud.com/dusanlilic / https://soundcloud.com/banda-panda
🔊 https://youtu.be/Amv7w6TGiC0

Que Sakamoto is a DJ and producer who has become Japan’s latest export to the world. From his deep roots in the Tokyo underground, he finds himself outside Japan most of the year on his relentless tours of Europe, Asia, Australia and the Americas.

Didgeridoo trance, videogame vibes, vicious jungle, and proper dirty boner electronica await LAYEREd in his two-hour selection for WPD. 

From Que’s first international booking in 2014 by 65MQ in Milan, Italy arose a series of invitations around Europe. Neil Diablo invited him to the U.K. where he played with Craig Richards, Fabric resident, and Dave Harvey, Future Boogie. Then an invitation from Harry James, Snap Crackle & Pop (SC&P), to play the Waiting Room with Brézier, Ivan Smagghe and Rupert Cross. From the U.K. invitations led to Belgium, France, Turkey, Lithuania and a tour-of-sorts across Europe was born.

Lithuania plays a pivotal role in Que Sakamoto’s DJ career. Especially his connection to Club Opium and Manfredas who hammered in a wooden signpost with Que Sakamoto’s name on it in 2020, two years after his mythical set at the Ant Bangos festival in 2018 at the Port of Nida, which sky-rocketed his career as an emerging artist. At this festival he met Joakim who introduced him to New York City where he played many gigs like the Good Room and also did a radio show for Tim Sweeney on Beats In Space.
https://quesakamoto.com/

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LAYER #267 | Que Sakamoto

Marius Georgescu b2b Khidja - Paraloxer @ Sameheads 04.09.21

Extract from this recent cosmic powerhouse night at Sameheads involving 3 of Romania's finest Frogs.

Ribbet! Ribbet!

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Marius Georgescu b2b Khidja - PARAXOLAR @ Sameheads 04.09.21

🤍Tribal. Trance. Kicks. Enjoy!!!

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Next Friday at @sameheads .. we welcome back long time collaborator @anatolian_weapons for another curve ball night of spaced out jams alongside kindred spirit @julia_mira_ for her full blooded bona fide #sameheads debut...

Artwork from homie @houschyar.m ...

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Anatolian Weapons & Julia Mira @ Sameheads 25.03.22

Anatolian Weapons b2b Julia Mira @ Sameheads 25.03.22

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Pako Vega is the mind behind Sounds Of Ogigia, the mysterious label and shows. 

Based in Edinburgh for 8 years now, he started his residency in Aquelarre, a night for curious minds, in Sneaky Pete’s. 

In this 2 hour mix he conveys the turmoil of a post-pandemic world that faces another human aberration while the tormented hold on to hope and poetry as the last resource of redemption.

Follow artist - https://soundcloud.com/soundsofogigia

193⚡️Pako Vega

Manfredas has devoted himself to a music since an early age. He used to work on MTV and on a radio, in the clubs and recording studios. All these jobs weren't always connected with electronic music or at least with the genres you'd usualy expect to hear in a club. But actually that was a true blessing, because this dude could learn a good lesson from everything and everywhere.

Together with his friends Manfredas runs one of the best and most popular nights in Lithuania. It's called Smala and takes place in Opium Club in Vilnius. For the past 4 years Smala is offering strong line ups with the best DJs and the most interesting live acts such as Red Axes, Silent Servant, Vladimir Ivkovic or Ivan Smagghe. By the way exactly Ivan was on of the very few people entrusted to release Manfredas' music on Smagghe's Les Disques De La Mort label. The other one is a canadian imprint Multi Culti.

According to Manfredas, one of the most important aspects of a proper club night (along with the music obviously) is a decent concept in identity, as well as a strong image and of course a beauty in every detail. Honestly, attention for these tiny details is one of Manfredas' best sides. Lets take his obsession with a snare drums for example. This man is chasing a cool sounds all the time. He will allways spot a good sounding snare in some old rare record and never miss a chance to sample it. That's why the turntable is a quite important piece of gear in his studio.

For this episode of Digital Tsunami podcast Manfredas shows his great selections of old groves he might have sampled some noises for the future productions from. Combined with the modern acid house, electro and techno these records shine even brighter. For example, "Earth Rhythm" from the reissue of mysterious english post-punk band Orior. Considered to be lost recordings with all these early drum machine experiments. True rarity! And goes perfect side by side with susspended and slowed down funky rhythm of Henry Hektik's and Thomas W.Sutter's "Infernal Jet Waltz".

Among the other rare finds there is a sluggish funky (again!) disco jam from Cheap & Chic as well as Kurtis Scott's brilliant "Uncrowned Champion" imprinted in time and space with a hand held tape recorder. And the cherry on the cake is a live performance from the french free-jazz band Catalogue. This particular song called "Khomeiny Twist" was recorded in Basel, Switzerland in 1982. It's almost impossible to come of this beautiful blend of the funky bassline, the reckless guitar party and punkish drum sequence (mind the snare!).

More: https://digital-tsunami.org/music/dt/128-manfredas

Digital Tsunami 128

Digital Tsunami 128 - Manfredas

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The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.

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