Name: Yumi and the Weather "Not Again (Manni Dee Remix)" by XLR8R in 28,03,18
Duration: 5 min 30 s
Description: Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2012/12/not-again-manni-dee-remix

28,03,18

Next up on the #GrooveResidentPodcast is the @clubkalt mainstay @di-me. Interview and track list: bit.ly/GrooveRP52

Groove Resident Podcast 52

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Groove Resident Podcast 52 - Dimë

Moby got his big break in the '90s when he released the hit "Go" followed by the hugely successful studio album Play, which has been included in countless movie and TV soundtracks. But beyond the limelight, the US artist has also gone through immense struggle. Raised in a working-class family in a wealthy part of Connecticut, he often felt displaced as a child, eventually moving to a disused factory space to make music before finally relocating to New York and trying his hand at being a DJ. 

In this interview, Moby reflects on the early days of his time in New York. Rejected from all the record labels he sent his demos to, he felt like an outsider, choosing to frequent clubs like The Loft and Paradise Garage before finally becoming a resident DJ at the now-defunct club Mars. He also talks about living with panic disorder, anxiety, alcohol and drug abuse, and how he's turned his life towards activism and animal rights. Listen to the episode in full.

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Roman Flügel - 11 May 2024

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XLR8R Podcast 852: Robin Flux

"What is it about my music that's touching other people?" One of the forefathers of techno reflects on his legacy, the state of techno music and the city of Detroit live from IMS.

Most people in nightlife are familiar with the name Juan Atkins. One of the originators of techno, he grew up in Belleville, a middle-class suburb of Detroit, and would become one of the Belleville Three alongside Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson. This first wave of Detroit techno artists was inspired by the late night emissions of radio DJ The Electrifying Mojo—a late-night presenter who famously mixed different synth music, like Krautrock and the German outfit Kraftwerk—and the writing of futurists like Alvin Toffler, who imagined a different, utopic vision of urban life and technology. 

In this keynote interview recorded live at International Music Summit in Ibiza, Atkins reflects on his roots and the musical movement that's grown from his first experiments with techno in the '80s. Returning to his adolescence, he unpacks the origins of his electro collaboration Cybotron, his solo project Model 500 (coming to Houghton this year) and his label, Metroplex, which became a blueprint for a hoard of techno imprints that would emerge in its wake. Now 61, Atkins also reflects on the broader impact music has had on his life—he has given lectures on the intersection of physics, music and spirituality—as well as the remaining stones left unturned as he enters the (very much still active) sunset in his career. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.714 Juan Atkins

Tracklist + Q&A: https://bit.ly/themix014WesBaggaley

Wigan's greatest export @wes-baggaley rolls through an all-vinyl mix of EBM, deep house and acid

"This is me going against what I’m hearing in clubs at the minute. It's all-vinyl and recorded in one take — I haven't edited out any mistakes or anything, so there's a couple of crackles and pops in it, but I wanted to leave them. I’ve just moved house, so I've pulled some of my favourite records out for this mix — there’s hardly any new stuff on here. I didn’t plan any of it apart from the first track, which is from Gemini - and the last track: Throbbing Gristle’s ‘Hot On The Heels of Love’ which is my favourite track ever — for the rest I just winged it."

Tracklist + Q&A

The Mix 014: Wes Baggaley

Young partygoers might know Man Power, AKA Geoff Kirkwood, as the earnest geezer going back-to-back with DJs like Ewan McVicar, Paul Woolford, La La and Skream—peak-time specialists with a fine line in boofy bangers and ravey techno. Kirkwood is also a dab hand at the kind of elliptical house and deep cut detours favored by '00s labels like DFA and Optimo.

In spite of a long track record as a producer and promoter, if you had to boil Kirkwood's work in recent years down to a single quality, it might be altruism. He hails from North Shields, a small town fringing the boundary of Newcastle in England's oft-neglected North East, and wears his heritage proudly. The Me Me Me label boss's involvement in a flurry of civic restoration, and no-filter paeans to the importance of working class involvement in culture, have become as central to his life as music-making itself. For an accomplished DJ who has played at nearly every good club you could name, that’s no small feat.

So which side of Man Power were we in for? The answer on RA.940 is: both. '60s free verse poetry, Zebra Katz, Gesaffelstein and John Carpenter in the opening stretch? Makes sense. Octave One punching through Rozalla? You got it. An extended Joe Claussell workout atop Radiohead's "Everything In Its Right Place"? Why not. In Kirkwood's hands, it all goes down as smooth as a pint of Newcastle Brown.

@manpower-1

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/940

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RA.940 Man Power

www.openlab.fm | 106.4FM in Ibiza & Formentera
Check the full tracklist on our website:  https://openlab.fm/news/observatory-082-sungate-with-ed-davenport-moy-santana

Welcome to episode number 82 of Observatory by Sungate

On today’s show we’re glad to present none other than Ed Davenport, a producer who’s music has been regularly on our record bags for almost 20 years now through his many aliases and keeps surprising us with tunes like his acid excursions on Globuli ,delivering an hour of fantastically classy, acid-tinged dancefloor wonderment.

Sungate co-founder Moy Santana on hour numero dos with a balanced showcase of colourful and groovy techno-house hybrids. Is it too soon to use the word “Balearic”?

Art and animation by Abel Fernandez

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Observatory 082 - Sungate [with Ed Davenport & Moy Santana]

Berlin techno aficionado Prosumer lays it out for all the wannabes. A harmonious lecture in house and soul, Prosumer’s here to share.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/prosumer/episodes/prosumer-11th-june-2024

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Roman Flugel - 08 June 2024

Classic NYC feels.
2nd Song Off Be Back In 6 The EP
Skits: Goodfellas & Rocky Balboa

Made Man (Prod. Khronos Beats)

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Pat Lok - Might Be On Fire feat. Sam Fischer (omniboi remix)

had the pleasure of meeting the man @travisgeorge in brooklyn back in June so i'm super hyped to be a part of this one!!!

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Stream/DL Full Compilation here: https://va.lnk.to/MorningGelato

We're excited to share our 'Morning Gelato' compilation! We really hope you enjoy all these mellow tunes from some frosty producers. These tunes will help make that morning cuppa Joe taste just a little bit sweeter.

Come Over (It's Been Too Long)

London-based producer Harry Wolfman is quickly racking up quality releases with his 'Portal Gun' EP as his latest offering landing on the prolific Toy Tonics imprint. 

Clearly a fan of Rick & Morty, Wolfman's 'Portal Gun' EP features tracks titled 'The Rickest Rick' and 'The Accord'. Here Mixmag premieres the latter, a soulful and funk-infused house ballad that shimmers with fluttering synth chords and a warm bass line. 

The 'Portal Gun' EP is set for release April 13.
Purchase here: https://toytonics.bandcamp.com/album/portal-gun

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Premiere: Harry Wolfman 'The Accord'

@pional @roman-fluegel @steve-lawler @jonathankaspar @djsteaw

Refix-up look sharp: Pets boot down the doors of 2018 with this generous five track version excursion. Five of the label boss’s most distinctive and decorated tracks from recent years get the treatment from five fittingly big names; this is how it’s going to go down…
The one and only Roman Flügel takes the lead with a wonked-out trip down ‘Basic Colour Theory’ lane. With a sly switch on the kicks and full emphasis on the alien encounter feels, his trippy take on ‘Don’t’ sets the perfect creative benchmark for what’s to follow. 
Dig deeper for a bumping, stripped back warm and jacking twist of ‘It’s Happening’ by the currently unavoidable Rutilance founder DJ Steaw while Counter Records’ Pional breaks down their recent jolt of euphoria ‘Rave History’ and rebuilds it into a slinkier, house affair, repurposing every spine-tingle and skin-ripple Greg and Voitek coded into the original. 
Deeper again we’re treated to an exceptional twist of their Green Velvet collaboration ‘Keep On’ as LAWLER injects a springy, molten momentum to the elements with a salubriously loopy machine funk feel. Finally, for good measure, Jonathan Kasper wraps up their 2016 spiritual trip ‘Elixir’ with a new sense of conga-riddled, bass-licked momentum. Still reaching the highs when you least expect it to, the pay-off keeps giving and giving. A little like this whole EP. These are what remixes were invented for…

Keep On (LAWLER Remix)

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Catz 'n Dogz - Keep On feat. Green Velvet (LAWLER Remix) [PETS Recordings]

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