Podcasts about balaeric

For a subgenre deep dive, Niall takes a dip into the idea of Balearic music, and finds out that it's not as easy to explain as he first thought.Balearic is often thought of as a signifier of music that is evocative, sun-kissed and downtempo, but as our deep dive discovers Balearic is a feeling, an approach, that encompasses those things but also can be cheesy, soft, rocking, easy listening, dancey, slowed-down, dreamy, psychedelic and as dance music writer Frank Tope put it “it's pop music that sounds good on pills.”The true origin story of Balearic is certain to includes the music selections of the Ibiza DJ Alfredo who DJed at Amnesia during the years of 1983 to 1988, just as all-night licences were coming to the Island.You know Ibiza as the Balearic Island haven where superclubs bang out techno and house and big name DJs hold residencies now, but in the '80s, the story of clubbing in Ibiza was being built from the ground up.Alfredo played an eclectic mix of pop, soul, disco, electronic, house, psych rock and Latin pop including Sade, The Cure, Derrick May, Simply Red, the Pink Panther Theme, Madonna, Richie Havens, Queen, psych rock wigouts, The Woodentops, and The Style Council, but was initially derided for his DJ sets.Our tale of Balearic music is linked to the Bhagwan Oregon cult selling MDMA on the island, new age dropouts, hippies, gays and party jet-setters, chillout Cafe Del Mar sunsets, and a sunny island mecca that became a setting for ecstasy-fuelled music epiphanies, that spread dance and club culture throughout the UK and Europe.Episode notes / referencesSongs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify Playlist DJ Harvey on Balearica Did the Cult From 'Wild Wild Country' Introduce MDMA to Ibiza? Last Night A DJ Saved my Life - Bill Brewster, Bill Broughton Joe Muggs - The Balearic Aesthetic guide Alfredo Spotify Playlist Alfredo @ Amnesia, Ibiza (1985) / Youtube. Cian O'Ciobhain's Balaeric special Balearic Beats Ritmo Fantasía: Balearic Spanish Synth-Pop, Boogie And House (1982-1992)Support Nialler9 on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcast #156 of the bi-weekly Trackhunter podcast, this episode is mixed by Tat. Another fine haul of great music using the Trackhunter app. Everything from proper deep house to killer acid, throw in a few Balaeric tunes to chill the mood and we're good to go! Featuring tracks found using the Trackhunter music discovery app. Check it out at https://www.trackhunter.co.uk

From deep in winter isolation, take a trip to the white Isle in the summer heat. Some first plays in amongst the classics, plus the normal tall tales. Also on Apple and Google podcast @ranger_radio Big love to the Star Bar posse. Poison Gauchiste - Pulp GiornoPost Cap Era - Feeling FreeLovestation - Teardrops (Lovestation Classic 12")DJ David Morales - Needin' U II (I Needed U') (2001 Main Anthem Mix)Heller And Farley Project - Ultra Flava (Original Flava)DJ Bones - Special LoveWho Da Funk Featuring Jessica Eve - Shiny Disco Balls (Main Mix)The Heartists - Belo Horizonti (Original Mix)Paul Johnson - Summer Heat (Original Mix)Emma And The Fragments - Circle (DJ Bones Mix)Post Cap Era - The ParadiseEverything But The Girl - Missing (Rockin' Blue Mix)DJ Erick Morillo - Dancin (A Little More Dub)Crystal Waters - What I Need (Bad Yard Mix)Gifted - Do I (Dillon And Dickins Remix)iiO - Rapture (John Creamer And Stephane K Remix)Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Roy's Universal Soldiers Mix)People Underground - Music Is Pumping (Vission And Lorimer Silver Platforms!)Donna Summer - Melody Of Love (Wanna Be Loved) (AJ And Humpty's Anthem Mix)Mary J Blige - Mary Jane (All Night Long) (Bottom Dollar House Vocal)LadyCop - To Be Real (Original 12" Mix)DJ Carl Cox - The Latin Theme (Dave Angel Mix)

1_ Yo La Tengo - Leaving Home2_Azymuth - Orange Clouds3_Jamiroquai - Never Gonna Be Another4_Devendra Banhart - Love Songs5_NYC Lights (Jacques Renault Edit)6_Mercedes-Taxi (Chardonnay Mix)7_Imagination - So Good So Right (Night Dubbing Version)8_Make Time For Love (Craig Bratley Refix)9_Das Komplex - Slap10_Odyssey - Hang Together (Keep Schtum Re-edit)11_Brian Eno & David Byrne - Mea Culpa12_Azymuth - Jazz Carnival

1_ Yo La Tengo - Leaving Home2_Azymuth - Orange Clouds3_Jamiroquai - Never Gonna Be Another4_Devendra Banhart - Love Songs5_NYC Lights (Jacques Renault Edit)6_Mercedes-Taxi (Chardonnay Mix)7_Imagination - So Good So Right (Night Dubbing Version)8_Make Time For Love (Craig Bratley Refix)9_Das Komplex - Slap10_Odyssey - Hang Together (Keep Schtum Re-edit)11_Brian Eno & David Byrne - Mea Culpa12_Azymuth - Jazz Carnival

1) Thom Yorke – Suspirium2) Jeff Tweedy – Love Lost3) Queen - Love of My Life4) Nina Simone – I Shall Be Released5) Etta James - I'd Rather Go Blind6) Ray Charles – A Fool for You7) Curtis Mayfield – Little Young Lover8) Elvis Presley – It’s Now or Never9) Mia Martini – Sentimento10) Paris - I Choose You11) 9th Creation – He’s Coming12) Al Green - Love Ritual (Bwana Mix)13) Victor - Amerikan Dread (Androo dub remix)14) Ivan Conti – Bacurau15) Vivance - Étoile D'Alaï (Original Groundscape Version)16) Toro Y Moi - Ordinary Pleasure17) The Armed Gang – All I Want

one hour of Balearicness

Enzo Elia, Italian born DJ, producer and Balearic Gabba Sound System member, brings you the second 6AM AT THE GARAGE podcast as part of the bi-weekly series '6AM MIX'.

Not many artists can say that they have done official mix compilations for the likes of Yoshitoshi, Bedrock and Balance... Luke Fair please stand up. Luke Fair is a name that's been on the scene for over 10 years now plying his trade all over the world, and he first came to our attention with the massive 2002 Kritical/Let U Know 12" on Black Recordings (Let U Know was famously featured on the Satoshi Tomiie Nubreed compilation). Luke went on to establish himself as one of the world's premier selectors to call upon for warming up dancefloors, and he was even asked to be the official warm-up DJ for Sasha on his North American Involver tour. Since then Luke has become an headliner in his own right, playing a deep, almost Balaeric-sounding variant of house that will get the most rigid of bodies grooving. Back in 2007 Luke Fair delivered one of the more housier outings with his Balance 011 effort, and he continues that exploration of house in the second of our Balance Selections series. Tracklisting and interview with Luke Fair here: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/home-page-feature/balance-selections-002-luke-fair/

This is show 008 of Graffite's Progressive Explorations that airs every Wednesday at 9pm London time on www.sense.fm Catch Graffite at Ministry of Sound on Saturday 3rd November alongside Kaskade. PLEASE VOTE FOR GRAFFITE IN THE MOVIDA CORONA AWARD HERE: http://www.movidacorona.com/dj/graffite/ Follow Graffite on Twitter: @DJGraffite And on Facebook: facebook.com/DJGraffite As always you can buy the tracks on the tracklist from Graffite's weekly Beatport chart here: http://www.beatport.com/chart/graffite-progressive-explorations-008/118460 1. Zephyr – Mindset 2. Lyva – Mindset 3. Flying Spirals (Matao Remix) - Sergey Tkachev & Alexey Sonar 4. Primordial – Solarity 5. Calling New York (DAVI Remix) - 16 Bit Lolitas 6. Fascination – Grafiti 7. The Way – Weepee 8. Roads - Thomas Feijk 9. Just Say Yes – Jective 10. Just For You - Mobil