Broadcasting from the heart of Berlin’s shadow circuit, Electric Visionary is a
time-traveling DJ beaming frequencies of Horror Disco, Dark Disco, Italo, and Electro
straight into your cortex. Synthesizers scream, basslines bite - her sound is a
transmission from a neon grid dimension, where club nights never end and chrome
dreams glitch into reality.

Founder of the underground micro-club event K3LLR, she summons the floor like a
dystopian oracle, gathering a community of nocturnal creatures bound by rhythm,
distortion and the shared pulse of the dark divine. Her first interstellar transmission as
co-producer with Italo Gigolo Bino Biscotti - “Disco Galactica” has ignited the cosmos in
2023 and more is to come as laser beams hit the endless depths of space in guest mix no. 105!

Follow: @electricvisionary

Artwork: @silent-shouts

Tracklist:

01. WLDV - Bewitched
02. Tribantura - Lack of Sense (Razormaid Mix)
03. Nightcrawler, Spammerheads - Ghostless
04. Coloray - In Your Mind
05. Vercetti Technicolor - L’incubo Senza Fine
06. Gatekeeper - Giza
07. Children of the Night - XIV
08. Pumuki - Yo No Quiero Ser Igual
09. Hard Corps - Je Suis Passee
10. Yello - Vicious Games
11. Ubre Blanca - Prison Acid
12. Lovataraxx - Tilda Vaast (Nightcrawler Remix)
13. Panther Modern - Creep
14. Creme de Menthe - Do You Want My Love
15. Ural 13 Dictators - Disco Kings
16. Italo Brutalo - Diaphone
17. Psyche - Unveiling the Secret
18. Peter Richard - Walking in the Neon

Blank Wave Guest Mix 105: Electric Visionary

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Error 401 [Free Download]

I don't have much to say about this one, other than it contains 100% gnarly tracks which also happen to be some of my favourite "electro breaks".

Snog - Real Estate Man (Super Awesome Electro Friends Forever! Remix) [[k]rack-troni[k]]
Volum - Hydrogen Bomb [Delikat Records]
House of Fix ft. Circa - Tasty (Si Begg Re-Fix) [Fix]
Transparent Sound - Freaks Frequency (Point B Remix) [Orson Records]
Decal - Burn From The Inside (Si Begg Remix) [SatRx]
T-Power - Kool & Deadly [Botchit & Scarper]
Loes Lee & Meneater - Personal Space (Dark Globe 'Dirtbox' Mix) [Moving Target]
DiCrYLiuM - Something Circular [Virus B-23]
Andy Page & Babs - Olivia Newton Bomb [Thunk]
Tipper - Sine [Fuel]
Phoenecia - Odd Jobs (Get Fresh) [Schematic]

Bushby - Rhythm Graffiti (2004)

Long-time NuNorthern Soul contributor, B.J. Smith is a man in demand, dividing his time between solo work, playing guitar in Crazy P man James Baron’s popular JIM outfit, collaborating in a variety of well-regarded projects (Smith & Mudd, Bison and White Elephant amongst them) and composing for TV. Due to this impressive list of musical commitments, solo releases have been few and far between of late, with Smith’s most recent NuNorthern Soul release, a stripped back version of his Big Sur single, dropping late 2023.
It's been ever longer since he delivered a volume in his popular and ongoing Dedications To The Greats series, where the singer-songwriter and composer successfully turns his hand to other people’s songs. Since debuting the series on NuNorthern Soul in 2013 via revelatory and inspired covers of tracks by Mos Def and the Pharcyde, Smith has covered cuts by Outkast, Prefab Sprout and Soul II Soul.
On volume four, Smith’s first volume in the series for five years, he delivers a “cover of a cover” – a revolutionary and imaginative interpretation of Billy Swan’s ‘Don’t Be Cruel’, itself a version of a song first made famous by Elvis Presley. It was their mutual love of Swan’s version that brought Smith together with the release’s most prominent guest artist, Joe Harvey-Whyte, whose lilting, bittersweet and deeply emotive pedal steel performances can be heard across the EP.
Smith provides three contrasting takes. The EP is led by the ‘Mother Earth’ version, a slowly unfurling epic in which waves of effects-laden pedal steel and sun-splashed picking acoustic guitars usher in Smith’s eyes-closed vocalisations, settling into a groove reminiscent of his collaborative work with long-time friend and collaborator Paul ‘Mudd’ Murphy that showcases Harvey-Whyte centre stage to joyful effect. As the 14-minute epic progresses, we’re treated to long, languid electric guitar solos, percussion-laden slow-motion builds and hazy, stretched-out organ solos. It’s a breathlessly brilliant concoction that’s a million miles away from either Swan or Presley’s versions.
In contrast, the similarly epic ‘Earth Heart’ version – available in full vocal and instrumental takes – pushes the song front and centre. Following an extended build up, where Tamar Osborn’s gorgeous and fluid flute motifs rub shoulders with languid guitar solos and Harvey-Whyte’s pedal steel, Smith takes to the mic, delivering an emotive performance of the song’s heartfelt lyrics over a hushed, slow-motion groove. The track builds in waves as it progresses, with Smith layering up instrumentation as it rolls towards a fine conclusion.
Completing a superb package is the ‘Root Heart Instrumental’, a Balearic-meets-Americana take built around shuffling drums, toasty bass guitar, extended pedal steel instrumentation, flashes of flute and Smith’s sun-bright acoustic guitar. Loved-up and more than a little saucer-eyed, it’s a bona-fide sunset delight. 

🛒: https://bj-smith.bandcamp.com/album/dedications-to-the-greats-four-dont-be-cruel-featuring-joe-harvey-whyte-2
youtube: https://youtu.be/peIHOphoaHo

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PREMIERE | B.J. Smith - Earth Heart Version (Tamar Osborn on Flute)

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General Enquiries / Live & DJ Bookings: jdchmielewski@hotmail.co.uk
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