0422

Delighted to host @freedomtospend influence mix on Oddity Radio. 

Turn on, tune in and don't drop out!

A few influences and mutual long time loves.

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Jed Bindeman & Pete Swanson- Oddity Influences Mix

Paduan for the full 2 hours with a mix showcasing a range of music from some of the artists playing at Mostra Festival in Barcelona, 11-17 April 2022. Music from the !nertia, LF58, Nueen, Ulla Strauss, Perila and more..

Paduan w/ Mostra Festival Mix

Introducing music composer, sound designer, and visual artist Phoebé Guillemot (AKA https://soundcloud.com/phubu) for the latest instalment of the EDWIN Music Channel with a down to earth mix that evokes the first days of spring and a renewed sense of hope.

For interview and full tracklisting visit https://edwin-europe.com

№ 107 - DJ Fati

The newest contribution in our mix series comes from the talented multi disciplinair artist Vica Pacheco (@lilvica), who created the beautiful art for the covers of both the Virtual Dreams and the MLO compilation. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Hola Vica, bienvenidos to the series. Your from Belgium, via Mexico and France. Can you tell a bit about your journey?

VP: I moved to France in an exchange program as a young art student, curious to discover what was going on in the other site of the world, I followed my heart in a naive way to be sincere. Then I built a new French family in this school, they welcomed me so well and made me feel at home, which helped me to take the decision to finish my art studies there… Then, things just came naturally, I joined my partner and few friends in Brussels, they were all like  “Brussels is so nice, there are lots of concerts happening all time, people is warm and motivated, great places, great parks and great beer”  

MFM: What are some of the main differences you've experienced so far when comparing Brussels to Oaxaca? Are there similarities as well? 

VP: Life in Oaxaca is warm, your senses are distracted all the time by the environment, there are always haunting melodies in the ambience, something delicious to eat or drink in the street, is colorful and joyful. My people is really proud about our culture which manifests itself in infinite ways. But, there are many negative facts that makes a harder contrast with the European lifestyle, as social inequality, extreme poverty, machismo, different ways of negligences by government and post colonial social consequences. On the other hand, Brussels is grey, the rhythm of life and culture is just so different, things happens under different rules. People is super motivated, independent music scene is super present in the city, there are friendly institutions supporting art. Anyway, both places are a human size cities and are full of interesting things to discover.

MFM: Your visual art, as used in the Virtual Dreams series, appears as very liquid and organic yet synthetic and digital at the same time. Somewhat like a fine line between the past and future. A future relic if you will. How did you find this signature style? 

VP: I pass long time working with different programs and machines which have become an extension of my creative language, visual or sonic. This alliance between "organic" and "digital"  or "technologic" and "arcaic" is something that came naturally on my fabulating process, while getting interested on topics such as nature-culture, mythologie, anthropologie, scientific imagery and science fiction, I just let myself to do a synthesis of those interests while creating my art.

MFM: Same goes for your music, it's like you've scored your own film perfectly... 

VP: I grew up listening to Mexican popular music, playing it and singing it when younger, same as painting, drawing or ceramics, I never saw visual art and music as separate fields. But  I can say I started working  with sound when I was 18, living in Mexico City, then when I arrived to Villa arson, the sound studio was open to any kind of experimentation, the approach of this studio was wide open, no limits between plastic art and sound art, everything was possible, so I developed my own language mixing medias.

MFM: What's next, do you have any nearby goals that you're working on achieving? Are you an artist who works from one project to another? What are you currently working on?

VP: I’m involved in several projects all time, I’m a little bit hyperactive and I like to keep my creativity going on. I’m currently working making the music for a theater piece, which will take place next week in Geneva, im really excited about it, but in parallel I continue doing performances and few concerts and making some 3d artworks. Im coming back in July to Mexico for few months for other projects too so yeah, things are moving.

MFM Mix 038: Vica Pacheco

Anthony Naples's exclusive mix for Rainbow Disco Club 2022 podcast:

"No real concept, when I do mixes, I just pick the first song and try to get to the last while having fun! It's usually just a reflection of the music I've been playing out at clubs at the time of the mix like a timestamp of some kind, or in anticipation of the party or nice tour in this case."

"ミックスを作る時はいつも特にコンセプトはなく、楽しみながらラストまでやってみよう！という感じです。ミックスを録ったその時期にクラブでかけている音楽を選曲したり、楽しみにしているパーティーやツアーをイメージしていることが多いです。"

RDC 038 - Anthony Naples

40.6995888°, -73.9201592°

So thrilled on this day to say…

@livwutang gives lots of life sowing other and underworlds. Aqua waves, ray beams, fertile grounds, warmth and light all in balance. Bump it on the street and..

Happy earth day 🌎🌍🌏

d o w n 2 e a r t h 40 - livwutang

radio mix for Ed Isar's "-vite+loin" show on Rinse FR.

I-Cube radio mix for Ed Isar's "-vite+loin" show on Rinse FR

I:Cube radio mix for Ed Isar's "-vite+loin" show on Rinse FR

Bus Bus Piano - Song #1 Recorded To Tape By Quay, All Others By Bug Bus Piano

6495 - scatter

Hello friends, GGHQ Mix #62 is here.... 

We're happy to have DJ Alex Voices back for an extended 2 part live mix, recorded at a secret private party / Berlin location on new years eve, 2021. The whole recording is just over 8 hours long, so we'll post it up in 2 parts with the next instalment coming in a month or 2. 

Needless to say, Alex shouldn't really need an intro, but for the uninitiated he's one of London's finest DJs and selectors (now based in Berlin), a former Lucky Cloud / Loft sound-system crew member, and 1/3 of Voices Collective who alongside Cedric Woo and John Ramar held a long residency at Plastic People (RIP). He also has his own very dope 'Voices In My Head' radio show on Cashmere Radio (link below). 

Alex is a proper music lover and this mix has it all, bonafide classics, deep house, disco, techy, dubby gear, reggae, soul steppers, island excursions and literally all points in between. Flawlessly selected, mixed and very generously shared with everyone here. Keep an eye out for Part 2 coming later in the year. In the meantime, strap on your ear-goggles and dive in.....

Check Alex out here, and please show some love!

https://soundcloud.com/djalexvoices
https://cashmereradio.com/shows/voices-in-my-head

ps - Big up Oscar Abdullah for the assist!

GGHQ Mix #62 : DJ Alex Voices 'Live In Berlin - NYE 2021' (Part 1)

Time for the first Safe Radio episode in the brand new season six. This one marks the longest episode I've done so far in the series. 5 hours, 7 minutes and 50 seconds to be exact. 

So yeah... The mix contains a lot of different music and styles as you might be able to tell. Old to new to unreleased stuff from myself, friends and beyond. 

Agst, Jls, Nls, Mln, Ntl, Mths, Frdrk, CC, Mds, Jk, Est, Smn, Mtt, Thms. The list continues - I see you all. Thank you for being you!

ENJOY!

0422

Yard-Man