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With tracks from Chaos In The CBD, Opolopo, Acid Arab Feat. Wael Alkak, Rhode & Brown, Todd Terry & Sound Design, Alexkid, Omri Smadar, Shan, Massiande, Peggy Gou, Snilloc, Visual, Steve Bug & Donnacha Costello, Futurenauts, Reggie Dokes, Kompleks, Osunlade, Alfred, Massiande, Matt Masters, Celeda, Numaitu, Øyvind Morken. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

This is a special bonus episode of the podcast. Back in 2017 Niall McCormack and Dr Ciarán Swan curated the Green Sleeves exhibition in the National Print Museum. “This exhibition examines the Irish-printed album cover. Included album covers were all designed or printed in Ireland. The work was completed for Irish groups, who worked at home or abroad, as well as albums from abroad referencing Ireland or Irishness. The collection dates from the late 1950s to the present day, and covers a wide range of musical and non-musical genres.” Niall and Ciarán joined me for Episode 675 of my radio show Songs To Learn And Sing for a wide-ranging chat about printing in Dublin, the evolution of design, the Showbands, Country & Irish, the Dutch graphic designers who came to Ireland in the post-war era, Irish Punk, Indie releases in the 80s, Celtic design, designers Diana O'Donnell, Steve Averill and Jim Fitzpatrick, contemporary design and much more. We discussed the design of loads of albums that were featured in their exhibition – albums by Clannad, Thin Lizzy, Horslips, The Stars of Heaven, Microdisney, Gavin Friday, Donnacha Costello and loads of others. This interview was originally broadcast on Dublin City FM on 23 August 2017.

With tracks from Jorge Ben, Zip Code, Filippo Moscatello, Lis Sarroca, Valerj, Donnacha Costello, Proteus Generation, Hammer & Kilimanjaro (UK), Larry Quest, Ausgang, Manuel Sahagun, Danvers, Morgan Geist & Kelley Polar & Au Suisse, Hard Ton, Jepe, Equinox, Kiddy Smile, Cratebug, Scott Hardkiss, Neil Landstrumm, Africanism & Liquid People, Melle Brown & Annie Mac. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Nos gusta diferente música según nuestra personalidad, según nuestra cultura, nuestras circunstancias sociales y nuestra educación. La música que escuchamos voluntariamente la escogemos nosotros en base a nuestra experiencia vital, a nuestro estado anímico y a nuestra forma de ser. Escuchar música, en el fondo, es una cuestión de actitud. Hosini, Ryan Davis, Cephas Azariah, Martin Roth, Robert Schröder, Donnacha Costello, Dexter Britain, Efisio Cross, Jo Blankenburg feat. Clara Sorace, Boris Rogowski. El playlist detallado con enlaces a las audiciones íntegras de cada álbum: lostfrontier.org/episodios/2023/997.

Slane Irish Whiskey is a trailblazing Irish Spirit that has music in its heritage. Like Nialler9, Slane Irish Whiskey is all about new adventures and making a bold choice. Next time you're looking for a spirit that comes recommended from someone who knows their music, try Slane Irish Whiskey. Please enjoy Slane Irish Whiskey responsibly/visit drinkaware.ie.© 2022 Slane Irish WhiskeyIt's been over four years since we had Richie Egan aka Jape on the Nialler9 Podcast, pre-Andrea when Ellen Fitzpatrick was the co-host.So with Richie releasing a new electronic instrumental record called 9K Hi Volume 1 on Faction Records this week, we visited Richie (virtually) in his Malmo studio to talk about dance and electronic music, old low-bit samplers, old technology and dance music made for graveyards and walks.Richie talks about five tracks from Irish electronic artists including Or:la, New Jackson, Comte, BB84 and Donnacha Costello; and a new discovery from Naran Ratan.You'll also hear two songs from his new record - 'Eugh' and 'Secret Area'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andy Vaz is a heavy hitter who has helmed labels such as Background Recordings, A Touch Of Class, and Yore Records, and released music from artists like Donnacha Costello, Terrence Dixon, and Jan Jelinek. He is also a storied live musician and DJ, who even played Galatos about 15 years ago. In time with his latest release One for Choutsugai [Vaz-Up] he's dealt us a jacking and acid-filled hour of power.

Watch the set on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vQlu1nh0mQc Back in January of 2020, Clarence began with DJing aided by her social circle consisting of mostly DJs and producers. The newcomer in the Heidelberg underground - Clarence is still finding her soundscape but we can already tell it is inspired by house, wave, and techno. Support Clarence SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/cbclarence Support No Joke Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nojokeradio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nojokeradio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio Website: https://nojokeradio.com/ E-mail us: admin@nojokeradio.com Tracklist: 1. 6x6 - Donnacha Costello 2. Freaky Ride -Dj Slugo 3. Walk 4 me (Original Mix) - Troco Traxx 4. Walk up to yo house - Skin On Skin 5. Deadly Disco Poison - Amadeezy 6. Take It Off - Typhonic 7. Work that mutha fucker - Steve Poindexter 8. Testa don’t stop (Hammondia Mix) - Z100 9. Skyway chase - the Exaltics 10. Thats right - StacEmp 11. Switchblade - Mall Grab 12. Blow- Dj Gigola & Kev Koko 13. Please make love to me - Tafkamp 14. All this was fire - Hector Oaks 15. Unmarried old man - introversion 16. Love distortion - Ellen Allien, Introversion 17. Rek - Karenn 18. Are you there (original mix) - Josh Wink 19. Work it (Soulwax remix) - Marie Davidson 20. Disco Rout (Younger Rebinds Remix 2) - Legowelt 21. Press the flesh - Señor Chugger 22. Power to the people - Pardon Moi

With tracks from Foans, Donnacha Costello, Fort Romeau, Andrea Cossu, Tissu, Jan Jelinek, Lone and Karen Gwyer. Follow Polyhedron here: https://soundcloud.com/polyhedron

Line Noise is a podcast about electronic music from Philip Sherburne and Ben Cardew. Episode five features two very special guests in the form of JLin and Zora Jones. JLin tells us about her relationship with footwork, playing live and her forthcoming second album, while Zora Jones talks about Fractal Fantasy, her love for Rashad and working with JLin (we have an exclusive play of their Dark Matter collaboration). We discuss Barcelona’s Lapsus festival, which hosted Lotic, Powell, Donnacha Costello and more, and there’s new music from Gnork, Midland, Shinichiro Yokota and Forest Drive West.

Sunday Morning With Coffee is a sleepy morning jam session by Time for Trees. New episodes are available every two weeks on the Make Mistakes site, Soundcloud, iTunes, Mixcloud, or however you get podcasts. Seriously, every which way. Grab a cup, kick back and hang out with your pal, Time for Trees. 1. It's What We Do (Original Mix) by Donnacha Costello 2. The Zoo by Beautiful Swimmers 3. Summit (FaltyDL Remix) by Wax Stag 4. See You Again Someday (Original Mix) by Drvg Cvltvre 5. WMAP (Kask Remix) by Teleskop 6. Having a Coke With You (Original Mix) by New Jackson 7. Alright (Original Mix) by Lauer 8. Night Trek (Original Mix) by Wax Stag 9. Levo (Club Edit) by Recondite 10. Kicking Up (STABLO No. Remix) by Ryan Elliott 11. Sugsankan by The Persuader 12. Sext by Percussions 13. Egeo by Hiver 14. Fjortonkasten by The Persuader 15. Aspects by Echo Delta

Sunday Morning With Coffee is a sleepy morning jam session by Time for Trees. New episodes are available every two weeks on the Make Mistakes site, Soundcloud, iTunes, Mixcloud, or however you get podcasts. Seriously, every which way. Grab a cup, kick back and hang out with your pal, Time for Trees. 1. Breathing Room by Revy 2. A Warm Embrace (Original Mix) by Donnacha Costello 3. Operator Select (Original Mix) by Disco Nihilist 4. Habitat One (Original Mix) by Mikael Stavostrand, Roy E Gamble 5. Gone (Original Mix) by Trevino 6. Day's With Poly (Original Mix) by Tom Demac 7. Tripped Out (Original Mix) by Mr. G 8. Safari Shak (Original Mix) by Taron-Trekka 9. Glassbeadgames (8 Hours at Fabric Dub) by Four Tet, Martyn 10. Saleh (Original Mix) by Dauwd 11. Can't Do Without You (Tale Of Us & Mano Le Tough Remix) by Caribou 12. We All Shine On (Simon Shackleton's Stereophoenix Remix) by Simon Shackleton 13. Still Water Feat. Cari Golden (Original Mix) by Mikael Stavostrand, Cari Golden

It’s another strange, soothing trip through the multiverse of Future Music, starring: Kettenkarussell, Thom Yorke, the Future 3 (unrelated to your humble hosts), Jonny Greenwood, Within Reason, Donnacha Costello, Koan, and many more artists that aren’t members of Radiohead. Enjoy! Playlist Download 01/10/2015

It is amazing really that it has taken the passage of 25 Avenue Red Podcast episodes before we came to present a DJ/Artist from Germany, especially when we consider it's prominence on the underground music map and the colossal amount of quality music the country emits. And here is installment 26 from Cologne-based DJ, producer, label boss and radio show host Andy Vaz. Originally from Düsseldorf where Kraftwerk originated, Andy is the man behind Background Records, a label that since it's incarnation in 1998 became a key conduit of the true Minimal Techno sound with a release catalogue that is steeped in stripped down, dark and undeniably hypnotic techno - often with some more experimental materials in the mix too. Artists such as: Akufen, Sutekh, Jan Jelinek, Todd Sines, Terrence Dixon, Jeff Milligan, Submania, Rhythm Maker, Kit Clayton, Ectomorph, Deadbeat, Baby Ford, Stewart Walker, Donnacha Costello, Geoff White, Smyglyssna, Portable, Frivolous and many others have graced the Background stage. But Andy Vaz was not one to build his career in electronic music in the bounds of a genre-purist, even though Background was in itself a very clinical and defined brand of techno minimalism. Having always had an equal appreciation for house music too, Andy decided to start a second label called A Touch Of Class in 1999 for the housier shades of music that he wanted to purvey, with the first release an absolute classic - Rick Wade's "Deep Threats EP". In march 2007 Andy launched another label called YORE, which is his ongoing label project to focus on the authentic old-skool Detroit & Chicago House sound with original artists such as Chez Damier, Terrence Dixon, Todd Sines, Alton Miller and again Rick Wade featured on this growing platform. Andy is also very versatile as an artist, having released minimal techno works, obscure oddities, straight-up house music, and has released some conceptual works too in the form of his Soundvariation series (recommended!). Andy is actually the man behind the latest YORE record too with his new EP "It's OK" (YRE-031), the lead track from which opens this mix. The release is due soon, but for now you can hear the preview for the whole EP here: https://soundcloud.com/andyvaz/andy-vaz-its-ok-yre-031-12-preview. We decided to invite Andy to the Avenue Red Podcast after hearing him play on his weekly Saturday night House Of Hope radio shows on Motion FM, as we realised what a truly entertaining, varied and colourful selector he is. In this mix Andy has dug through his record collection to pull out a very groovy and uplifting set of NY House, Garage, Chicago Acid and also some nice, deep Disco-tinged House music with a kind of party feel to it. But the set has real depth, showing Andy to be a DJ with a vastness of musical knowledge that, coupled with his proven passion and experience, means he really knows how to "work it" on the decks! Enjoy the mix everyone! "Taking you back like it's '95!" Andy Vaz, September 2014 Discogs :: http://www.discogs.com/artist/53501-Andy-Vaz Personal Site :: http://andy-vaz.de/ ------ LABEL SITES Background :: http://www.background-records.de/data/ Soundvariation :: http://www.soundvariation.de/ YORE :: http://www.yore-records.com/ @andyvaz ===== No tracklist was provided for this mix, but do feel free to ask for track ID's in the comments.

::: CAT ::: Edició de 20 de juliol de 2010 del TECHNO ANIMAL de RADIO MONTBLANC, presentat per Lo Jordi. Inclou una sessió de Lo Jordi amb la presentació del nou treball de HD Substance i de la darrera recopilació del segell Spectral Sound, a més de música de Zomby, Cosmin Trg, Marcel Dettman, Jeff Mills, Pacou, Donnacha Costello i Circular Star. ::: ENG ::: July the 20th, 2010, TECHNO ANIMAL broadcast in RADIO MONTBLANC, presented by Lo Jordi. Includes a session recorded by Lo Jordi, with the presentation of HD Substance latest album plus the new Spectral Sound complication. This edition includes also music by Zomby, Cosmin Trg, Marcel Dettman, Jeff Mills, Pacou, Donnacha Costello and Circular Star.

With tracks from Gen Lon, Spectacle, Trentemøller, Kuniyuki Takahashi, Walter Jones, Lauer, Stefano E Bene Feat. Hard Ton, Carl Craig, Idioma, Ideal, Woolfy vs Projections, The Units, Arto Mwambé, Donnacha Costello, DJ Sprinkles, Pollyester and Herb LF. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

:::CAT::: Edició de 22 de juny de 2010 del TECHNO ANIMAL de RADIO MONTBLANC, presentat per Lo Jordi. Inclou una sessió amb música de Lo Jordi, Function, Pablo Bolivar, Jabberjaw, Tadeo, Octa Push, Fluxion, Audion, Audision, Iron Curtis, Maetrik, Deadbeat, i la presentació del nou treball de Donnacha Costello anomenat Before We Say Goodbye. :::ENG::: June 22nd, 2010, TECHNO ANIMAL broadcast in RADIO MONTBLANC, presented by Lo Jordi. Includes a session with music from Lo Jordi, Function, Pablo Bolivar, Jabberjaw, Tadeo, Octa Push, Fluxion, Audion, Audision, Iron Curtis, Maetrik, Deadbeat, and a showcase for the new Donnacha Costello's album titled Before We Say Goodbye.

01. Donnacha Costello – Blue B (CD Edit) 02. Henrik Schwarz, Amampondo – I Exist Because Of You (Dixon’s Stripped Down Version) 03. Markus Homm And Markus Schatz – NYPD (pablocesar Edit) 04. Luca Bacchetti, Antonio Pocai – City Souls (Original Mix) 05. Lee Van Dowski, Anja Schneider – Deseo (Original Mix) 06. Findling – Gotta Feeling (Soukie & Windish [...]

With tracks from Christian Prommer, A Mountain Of One, Archie Bronson Outfit, LCD Soundsystem, Soundsystem, Ytre Rymden Dansskola, Chilly, Donnacha Costello, Nufrequency, Jacob Korn, Mano Le Tough, Roberto Auser & Alden Tyrell, Boom Clap Bachelors, OOFT, In Flagranti Feat. Natalie Smash, Late Nite Tuff Guy, Chopstick & Johnjon Feat. Fritz Kalbrenner, San Soda. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground MovementTROY PIERCE Biography  Growing up in the quiet farm town of Muncie, Indiana four hours drive from Chicago and Detroit, it was hard to ignore the rich sounds emanating from these House and Techno strongholds. Troy was among the first to pick up on DJs like Derrick Carter, Jeff Mills and Richie Hawtin and was always out and about at parties in Detroit, Ohio and across the Midwest. Strangely enough though, he never thought about picking up a pair of headphones himself, preferring to leave the DJ duties to his friends. This way he could fully immerse himself in the music, especially the experimental ambient tones of the after hour chill outs.   This all changed in 1994. He moved to New York to study photography and like every student worth their salt, blew the remainder of his cash on a pair of turntables. He’d been toying with the idea for a while and as luck would have it his flatmate was also the manager of Temple Records so there was an endless supply of quality tunes on hand from labels like Perlon to satisfy his growing vinyl addiction.   Troy eventually hooked up with Magda at the Detroit Music Festival in 2001, who in turn introduced him to Mark Houle six months later. An immediate chemistry developed between the three of them and although Magda was now in Berlin, Mark in Windsor and Troy in New York they started swapping music files over the net. By the time the Run Stop Restore project finally crystallised into their debut release in early 2003, Troy had already moved to Berlin. It was a big decision to leave but somehow New York no longer offered up-and-coming musicians the same freedom of expression it used to, while Germany and Berlin in particular was setting new standards in minimal electronic music production.   Since touching down in December 2002, he’s been letting his music do the talking. As a relative unknown, it’s never easy staking a claim in a new city, especially one with such a rich musical heritage but sure enough, through a string of successful gigs and a mixture of impressive releases on Minus (Run and Slacknoise), Underline (Louderbach) and Mo’s Ferry Productions, Troy has been attracting the right kind of attention and is now a regular performer on the European circuit.  2005 was the year when it all came good. The release of the Minimise to Maximise compilation and the accompanying tour left a lasting impression on clubbers at such centres of excellence as Robert Johnson in Offenbach and the Paradiso in Amsterdam but perhaps the real turning point came in August at pop.com. All those endless nights on the road and solitary days in the studio came together in one heart stopping set at the Watergate club. Taking the game to an expectant crowd including fellow producers and industry types, his uncompromising mix of minimal house and down beat, funked up techno announced, in no uncertain terms, that he was here for the long haul.As a DJ, attempts to categorise his style pose more questions than they answer. Minimalism in its purest form is a tag he more freely associates with labels like Consumed - ‘super sparse, difficult and totally out there’. Troy on the other hand, has developed a dance floor friendly hybrid sound that takes the best from the ‘little movements and micro trends’ that constantly spring up, helping electronic music to evolve. It retains the mechanical, futuristic sounds of techno but is slower and less abrasive allowing him to work between the lines, exploit the space between the beats and push out into the third dimension that epitomises the Minus sound.   Like his label mates, Troy is a strong advocate of cutting edge technology like Ableton Live, Final Scratch and sample tools like Cyloop. The ability to shift between these sound sources offers him unparalleled flexibility as a DJ but the benefits don’t just stop there. He recalls road testing a new track one night in Berlin, getting the thumbs up from the rest of crew but then receiving puzzled calls the next day because the track didn’t sound quite the same – he was of course looping in samples ‘on the fly’ and it was this spontaneous improvisation that really set the dancefloor alight. Needless to say these overdubs found their way into the final mix.  From a production point of view his tracks normally derive from experimenting with his Machine Drum or expanding outwards from the dark, atmospheric vocal elements that play a pivotal role in many of his productions. Inspiration often comes through choice regarding the effects he uses, rejecting standard, tried and tested settings in favour of unique percussive elements designed to challenge and intrigue. The result is a montage of scratchy subliminal textures and grinding beats. It’s edgy stuff driven by dark funky bass riffs that get right under the skin, the perfect tonic for any after hour as sleep deprivation starts playing tricks with the mind.  As it stands, 2006 promises to be an even busier year than 2005. Having provided the backbone of their releases so far, Troy will wrap up his work for UK label Underline with the eagerly anticipated Louderbach LP. Alongside this, his growing status as a remixer (check out his version of Ellen Allien’s Your Body is My Body) will see him reworking the likes of Lawrence and Donnacha Costello. There’s also another Run EP in the pipeline but maybe the most interesting development is the conception of a new label - Items and Things - together with Magda and Marc Houle which should take flight in the spring.   If that’s not enough, there’s a full-on, five week Minus tour of the US on the horizon. Richie, Magda, Marc and Troy will set off in May (complete with monster tour bus) for what can only be described as a next generation magical mystery tour during which they’ll take in 25 cities. They probably won’t be stopping in Muncie but it’s a sign of just how much his stock has risen over the past couple of years and confirmation that a solid work ethic, positive thinking and a total dedication to the cause always bears fruit in the end.  Special Thanks to Mr Meike Nolte,Rudy Delgado & Richie Hawtin http://www.myspace.com/168585319 http://www.m-nus.com/ http://www.plus8.com/ http://www.contakt-events.com/   

Those who know him or have tuned into his broadcasts as DJ In the Manner of a Leprechaun on Berkeley's KALX radio know that Andrew Crabapple's love for scratchy pop 7"s is only matched by his enthusiasm for a wide range of electronic dance music, from acid house to old skool jungle to his current obsession, minimal techno. Now living in London, he sends us this transmission from the front lines of the European minimal scene, with a few nods to the pop kids in the form of a disco re-edit of the Canadian post-punk nugget "Swimming" and Frankfurt's own Morane. There's something in this one for everybody, so hurry up and get downloading!This podcast lovingly prepared by DJ In the Manner of a Leprechaun.1. Untitled (For Disco Only 430U, DE)2. Theo Parrish - Twisted Friskie Biscuits (Sound Signature, US)3. Martha and the Muffins - Swimming (Leprechaun Disco Edit) (Dindisc/Unreleased, CA)4. Cassy - Somelightuntothenight (Beatstreet, DE)5. Beck - Cellphone's Dead (Villalobos Entlebuch Remix) (White Label)6. Donnacha Costello - 6x6 (Minimise, IE)7. Baby Ford & Zip - The Riverbed (Perlon, DE)8. Heartthrob - Baby Kate (Magda's "Where's My Baby's Daddy" Mix) (M_nus, CA)9. Shackleton - Blood on my Hands (Ricardo Villalobos Apocalypso Now Mix) (Skull Disco, UK)10. Niederflur - Din (M_nus, CA)11. Morane - Electric Pilot Girl (More Down Than Out, DE)