Podcasts about eris drew

Welcome back to my bi-weekly show ‘e:LevaT:e' on Data Transmission Radio! Last new show of 2024 with my final picks of the year that I've recently added to my collection - had an absolute blast putting these mixes together over the last few months! Featured in this episode are tracks from the likes of Acid Harry, Trevor Rockcliffe, Jex Opolis, Pam Sessions, Eris Drew & many more. Hope you enjoy the show and thanks for tuning in - see you on the other side in 2025! :) x Leigh Taurean x ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Punk house and techno from a modern Midwest icon. Every DJ has their own genesis story: a pivotal sound, a formative scene, a defining philosophy. Kiernan Laveaux is no different, yet her philosophy, rooted in psychedelia and experimentation, stands completely apart from her peers. Inspired by Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode, and New Order, she came of age in Cleveland's acid house and queer party scenes, developing an ethos that constantly pushes dance music's limits. Her DJ style is scrambled (in the best way), with zany tricks like scratching, creative EQing and modulation. This approach reflects the Midwest's DIY tradition, where artists thrive in isolation and cultivate a radical disobedience, as seen in contemporaries like Eris Drew and ADAB. As Laveaux recounted in a 2023 interview with GROOVE Magazin, "Titonton Duvante once told me that being a Midwest DJ is about playing music from anywhere and making it sound like a piece of your spirit." Spanning two-and-a-half hours, Laveaux's RA Podcast showcases this spirit. It's a testament to her decade-long career, blending tracks from friends and cherished memories into a transcendent mix. It's "music to shake your hips to and decalcify your pineal gland." (For the curious, the pineal gland helps regulate your circadian rhythm.) RA.963 will make you dance and think in equal measure—a beautiful, restless and resolutely wicked journey through a singular imagination. @kiernan-laveaux Read more at ra.co/podcast/963

We trailed ‘big things coming' on our last episode, and would you look at that – the big thing has come. Or is available for pre-order, at least.That's right, it's our first ever book. Titled No Tags: Conversations on underground music culture and designed by All Purpose Studio, this hefty tome (350+ pages) compiles every interview to date on No Tags, edited transcripts of the best of Chal and Tom's non-guest conversations, and specially commissioned essays from four of our favourite writers and thinkers: Eris Drew, Chris Zaldua, Henry Bruce-Jones and Ray Philp. The book is available to pre-order now. We'll also be launching the book with our first live show in London on 3rd December, taking over Ridley Road Market Bar. On the night we've got Kode9 giving his new talk on Sonic Warfare for the first time in the UK, celebrating a new release of his seismic 2009 book about acoustic force and the ecology of fear.We'll also be recording a live episode of No Tags with everyone's favourite breakfast host Flo Dill, morning doyenne of NTS Radio. Plus we'll have music from Jennifer Walton – not only one of our favourite artists, but the wizard behind the No Tags theme tune. Entry is free, simply hit ‘Interested' on the event page.There is also a podcast this week. We introduce the book before getting into some of our favourite recent releases (The Cure, mediopicky, Dubbel Dutch and Toma Kami) and dissecting the long-awaited debut album by Two Shell. There's also some film chat (Lords of Dogtown, Kneecap, The Florida Project) and a debate over the key historical entries in the Florida Film canon. We are confident that No Tags is the only podcast where Toma Kami and Wild Things get discussed in the same breath – and if that doesn't count for something in 2024, what does? Get full access to No Tags at notagspodcast.substack.com/subscribe

American artist Introspekt (@sageintrospekt) has a sound rooted in the darker side of UKG but comes at it from a unique perspective that incorporates elements of US garage and ballroom. The LA-born, NYC-based talent has now made her mark in Europe as a DJ and a producer on labels like Eris Drew and Octo Octa's T4T LUV NRG. Her style blends heavy basslines, diva vocals and well-crafted broken beats into something that harks back to the sounds that once came out of the likes of Paradise Garage and Club Zanzibar, always with a focus on bringing up her own community. She says that the idea behind this week's mix was "to take the listener on a journey through tech-garage sonics and intergalactic dancehall rhythms." Tracks of her own and those from Skream, Holloway, Hatcha, Phuturistix and many more all plot a line through earth-shatteringly heavy rhythms from across the past, present and future of garage, dubstep and bass. It's a mix aimed at both body and head from this formidable talent and is a great taste of what to expect from her when she plays Dekmantel Festival later in the year.

London-based DJ and producer and founder of Slump Recordings, Baby Rollén shares his ever-expanding sound. Encompasing influences throughout this mix from classic NY house to modern 4x4 weirdness. With releases on Futureboogie, Gestalt, Nick Höppner's Touch From A Distance, Semi Delicious and most recently a Mixmag pick of the year release ‘Automated Reply' on Not For You – has seen support for his records surge with supporters including the likes of – Eris Drew, Paramida, tINI, Enzo Siragusa and others. Follow Baby Rollén https://soundcloud.com/babyrollen https://www.instagram.com/babyrollen/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/2puBQ32byU05Q2OuIw8KTr?si=zEPb-LoRT2qcn00I62L9oA&nd=1

Bside Incoming: Edmondson For show #177 of Bside podcasts we produly welcome Edmondson the dynamic DJ hailing from Newcastle but currently residing in London, with a musical journey that has seen him venture through Berlin and the sun-soaked landscapes of Southern France. Edmondson's sonic identity is a fusion of UK's vibrant musical movements of the past two decades, intertwined with eclectic influences from around the globe. His discography showcases releases on esteemed labels such as Me Me Me, Church, and Hypercolour, but it's his dedication to his very own label, Lissoms, which he established in 2015, that truly reflects his creative prowess. Edmondson's innovative and colorful approach to club music has earned him the privilege of gracing a wide spectrum of venues, from the airwaves of BBC One to the iconic Berghain, receiving support from a diverse array of artists, including LTJ Bukem, Ben UFO, Bicep, Ross from Friends, Eris Drew, and many more. With a DJ journey that commenced in 2006, Edmondson's sets are a sonic exploration, traversing through a vast landscape of genres, from the soothing ambiance of chillout to the pulsating beats of techno. His mixes seamlessly navigate the rich tapestry of house, UK garage, neo-soul, disco, and modern minimal, ensuring an electrifying and diverse musical experience. One of our favoruite productions from him - 'Sud-Pacifica' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lL2OSuZbRM&ab_channel=Edmondson-Topic Edmondson has graced renowned clubs and venues across the world, leaving audiences enthralled with his performances at places like Radion Amsterdam, AboutBlank, Corsica Studios, Renate, Waiting Room in Cape Town, Griessmühle, Else, Bussey Building, Wire, WHQ, and live shows on Rinse FM. For his Bside recording he turns back the clocks. After being reunited with a DnB collection he had left in his garage for over a decade he pulls out a fine seection of Drum and Bass tracks which reminds him of his love for the genre. Enjoy! Check his instagram - https://www.instagram.com/edmondsonandon/ his soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/edmondson And linktree - https://linktr.ee/edmondson Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/ Follow the Bside Instagram for updates/news/vinyl and general music chat: www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/

"I always want to challenge myself as a musician." The DJ, producer and T4T LUV NRG cofounder talks about her new live set and overcoming hearing loss live from MUTEK. Eris Drew is something of a mentor to many, including people she's never met. Her words on psychedelics, the ritual of dancing and other topics have become near-gospel for many fans, and it's always a treat to hear her speak on practically any topic. While many of her discussions veer towards the esoteric or spiritual, when it came time for our live RA Exchange at MUTEK, she wanted to get down to brass tacks about making and playing music. Ahead of the first North American performance of her stunning live show, Drew sat down with RA's music editor, Andrew Ryce. She spoke at length about her live show and DJing—including her old-school style of mixing she calls "riding the pitch"—and the trials and tribulations of proofing stages and booths for turntable use, hearing protection and more. She spoke with all the authority and feeling she usually does, with a deep, technical knowledge that makes this talk almost as much a tutorial as it was a conversation. Listen to the episode in full.

When DJs and producers @eris-drew and @octoocta first met, they felt an instant connection that has only grown over the years. Kindred spirits in both music and life, the pair released their first split EP entitled Devotion in 2018, sharing the same artistic values that make their music deeply moving in all senses of the word. Their DJ sets, meanwhile, light up the dancefloor — their back to backs can be as bombastic and high-energy as they are personal and emotive, speaking to a healing force that seems to drive all of their work. In this episode, we discuss their b2bs, their joint tour and label, @T4TLUVNRG, and their collaborative project Alchemical Sisters — the latest addition to a cosmic world in full colour. ++ Music: "Late Night Love" - Octo Octa (2023) "My Body is Powerful" - Octo Octa (2019) "Trans Love Vibration" - Eris Drew & Octo Octa (Eris Goes to Church) "A Howling Wind" - Eris Drew (2021) ++ Follow AIR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_airpodcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/airpodcast

One wouldn't usually place Indian artist's resurgent 80s hit 'Aaj Shanibaar' right next to works by British hip-hop group The Streets – but that is exactly what happens on Mumbai DJ-producer Himay's Wild City mix. The connecting thread is a no-frill embrace of house music in all its shade.  To present that, Himay kicks things off with his usual fare of acid house with an unreleased original work that testifies to a level of simplicity and focus that mostly only a seasoned artist can achieve. The mix builds upon the classic analogue sounds gradually till we are dealing with some modern masters like Eris Drew and Omar Souleyman before ending upon two of 2022's biggest dance music hits like Eliza Rose and Interplanetary Criminal's 'B.O.T.A.'  and Mella Dee's 'Love It Or Not' (ft. Infinite Coles). For more information and tracklisting: https://www.thewildcity.com/mixes/20339-wild-city-227-himay

John Grant celebrates Music Life's 200th episode with highlights from the shows to date. Nearly 800 singers, producers, DJs, visual artists, and performers have come to have a chat on the show so far, sharing their experiences and unique perspectives on their lives as musicians. To celebrate this milestone, this week we're looking back at some of the best conversations from the series, featuring the likes of alt-pop artist Santigold, soul singer Gregory Porter, rock singer Skin from Skunk Anansie, rock legend Elvis Costello, video game composer Olivier Deriviere and Uruguayan legend Jorge Drexler. They take us on a journey through the songwriting process, discussing the merits of simplicity vs technique in recording, revealing insights into the processes of big stars, considering how to deal with the biggest topics within music, looking at the bigger picture, and finally the future of the music world. And yes, that involves AI! In its 4 years or so to date, Music Life has joined the dots between every genre of music imaginable and featured artists from every corner of the globe. We've heard Hans Zimmer explain how he went from playing in a new wave pop band to composing for the biggest films in the world, Santigold on how to use songwriting as an opportunity to make social commentary, Moonchild Sanelly on what she can't say in her music, David Byrne on the pressure to do something different, Lykke Li on going it alone, Dele Sosimi on sustaining creativity, Angel Olsen on trying to not make ‘normal' music, Kranium on how he made his best chorus, Iggy Pop on genre-crossing, Eris Drew on the importance of positivity in dance music, Mykki Blanco on the role of resistance in their work, and Becky Hill on how to write the perfect hit.

Blutch, DJ et producteur breton, s'apprête à sortir un prochain EP, entre house, nu disco, breakbeat et vibes trancy, le 24 mars prochain, sur Astropolis Records. Le premier single de ce disque “Condate” vient de sortir. Il jouera le 9 mars au Monk'Is au Crans Montana, le 11 mars il sera au Festival Jazz à l'étage à Rennes et au Rex Club le 31 mars avec Eris Drew & Azo.Il a déjà sorti son premier album “Terre Promise”, en hommage à sa Bretagne natale, la géographie et ses souvenirs étant le fil rouge de ce disque, sur Astropolis Records le 28 janvier 2022. Blutch a été révélé aux Transmusicales de 2014 et commence par des mixs entre hip-hop et abstract, puis explore de la house aux influences soulful, des beats disco, avant d'expérimenter une musique plus cinématographique et rêveuse, toujours avec des productions soignées aux textures multiples.Il fait aussi partie du groupe La Tangente, un groupe de DJs de Rennes. C'est un artiste apprécié de Radio Nova et des DJs, puisqu'il a été remixé par beaucoup d'entre eux, comme Michael Mayer pour n'en citer qu'un. Ses lives sont envoûtants et aussi soignés que sa musique, offrant une expérience avec une scénographie très travaillée, entre paysages et rêves, qui fait échos avec ses productions. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

New York's dance music culture evolves every weekend. A constant wave of new collectives, promoters and artists, combined with a host of legacy names and an ever-growing batch of enthusiastic ravers, infuse the city with a vivacious energy that's hard to find elsewhere. This episode of Reflections, a series that digs deep into RA content, pays tribute to New York nightlife through three heartfelt anecdotes that capture the vibrancy of past and present communities. Taken from RA's new limited-edition book Sacred Spaces, each message focuses on special party moments. Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy describes her quest to seek spirituality and communal transcendence through music, focusing on her experiences at David Mancuso's seminal The Loft party. Sharon White, a veteran name in New York's clubbing history, recounts the night of her unexpected debut at The Saint, an East Village spot that operated during the 1980s. The impromptu set went until 2 PM in the afternoon, leading the way for White to become one of the top grossing DJs on The Saint's roster. Finally, RA's editor-in-chief Whitney Wei describes coming of age at Palisades, an intimate Bushwick venue that lasted only two years but considerably shaped her club experiences. Sacred Spaces, available for £29.99 via the RA Store, features 26 tributes to the dance by the likes of Kevin Saunderson, Róisín Murphy, Eris Drew and Octo Octa, among others.

Un nuevo 808 Radio número 277 que nos descubre los últimos sonidos de creadores como Coco Bryce, Kelela o Eris Drew entre muchas otras. Pone en marcha el primer generador de ideas de la temporada junto a Arturo Fuentes para hablar de arte e inteligencia artificial y Mariagrep nos está contando los detalles de su nuevo disco: ‘Detox'. La Lista I: Greg Foat - Psychosynthesis (Crooked Man Psycrooked Extended Remix Part 1 [Foundation Music] DMX Krew - Seriously [Magnetron Music] Beroshima - B2 [ACID ORANGE] Unloved - Waiting For Tomorrow [Northern Underground Records] Claus Casper - Hip Shakin Mama (Gerd Janson Piano Dub Mix) [True Romance] Al Habla: mariagrep. LA Lista II: Mariagrep - Por eso [Raso] Nikki Nair - It's NP-Complicated [Astrophonica] Emkay - My House [Craigie Knowes] Fran Laoren - Me Rodean [El Camino] Escaflowne - Piano track #042 Luca Lozano - No Rewinds [Klasse Wrecks] DJ Poolboi - if now you feel loved (feat. PHOAC) (Miqui Brightside Remix) [Unbelievably Spectacular] La Lista III: Aasthma - It's Just Your Style [Monkeytown] Drvg Cvltvre - You Got Me Running [Viewlexx] LP Giobbi - All In A Dream (Logic1000 Remix) [Counter Records] Kelela - Washed Away [Warp] Alexander Kowalski - They Came At Dawn [Break New Soil Recordings] HAL - Tau [Counterchange Recordings] Generador de Ideas: Arte e inteligencia artificial con Arturo Suárez. La Lista IV: Sonny Ism - Can't Remember Forgetting You [Northern Underground Records] DJ Crystl - Experience [Deep Jungle Records] Chlar - Love Blaster [Mutual Rytm] Quixosis — Burundanger 2—3 (Mike Parker remix 2) [TraTraTrax] Deetron - Metaphor (Remastered 2022) [Rotation] Coco Bryce - Want U [ec2a] Eris Drew - Day After A Night With U [Fabric]

Primavera's first US festival kicks off later this week in Los Angeles. Ben Cardew brings you some of his musical picks for the event, with songs from Georgia, Dry Cleaning, Arctic Monkeys, Eris Drew, Mitski and more, plus a song from our album of the week: Oliver Sim's Hideous Bastard.

Nova vous fait vivre le festival Astropolis, à Brest. L'un des plus anciens festivals électroniques en France, auquel Nova vous emmène pour la 27ᵉ édition. Avec, encore une fois, beaucoup de beau monde : Laurent Garnier, ou encore Eris Drew et Octo Octa en Back to back. Pour ce premier épisode, on vous emmène dans ce lieu mythique de Brest qu'est le Vauban. À la fois hôtel et restaurant, bar et salle de concert, ce lieu de la ville est devenu le centre névralgique de la ville. C'est là que nous avons retrouvé Gildas Rioualen, l'un des fondateurs du festival. Avec lui, retour sur cette nouvelle édition. Après cet entretien, visite guidée du Vauban en compagnie de Manu Le Malin ! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Nova vous fait vivre le festival Astropolis, à Brest. L'un des plus anciens festivals électroniques en France, auquel Nova vous emmène pour la 27ᵉ édition. Avec, encore une fois, beaucoup de beau monde : Laurent Garnier, ou encore Eris Drew et Octo Octa en Back to back. Pour ce deuxième épisode, on poursuit notre aventure avec la Dj Saint Misère, qui faisait sa première au festival. Née au Cameroun, la strasbourgeoise d'adoption se fait connaître en 2018, avec le collectif MAL.E.S. Elle y propose des sets décomplexés, alliant drill, électro, trap ou acid. Elle milite aussi pour faire émerger au quotidien, pour faire émerger un dancefloor déconstruit et inclusif, avec le collectif “Tu mixes bien… pour une fille”. Rencontre aussi avec les Dj néerlandais Identified Patient (Rotterdam), et de Inerstellar Funk ! lls étaient ensemble sur la scène du Cabaret Sonic au Vauban, de 00h à 5h. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Nova vous fait vivre le festival Astropolis, à Brest. L'un des plus anciens festivals électroniques en France, auquel Nova vous emmène pour la 27eme édition. Avec, encore une fois, beaucoup de beau monde : Laurent Garnier, ou encore Eris Drew et Octo Octa en Back to back. Pour ce troisième épisode, retour sur le set très attendu des Néerlandais de Identified Patient (Rotterdam), et de Inerstellar Funk ! lls étaient ensemble sur la scène du Cabaret Sonic au Vauban, de 00h à 5h. Nova était là pour capturer un bout de ce set, qui a ravit la foule. On vous partage aussi la découverte du duo rennais de Neowise qui, sur scène, navigue entre italo disco, indie dance et EBM-techno. Extrait de leur set dans ce Nova Y Va. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Nova vous fait vivre le festival Astropolis, à Brest. L'un des plus anciens festivals électroniques en France, auquel Nova vous emmène pour la 27ᵉ édition. Avec, encore une fois, beaucoup de beau monde : Laurent Garnier, ou encore Eris Drew et Octo Octa en Back to back. Pour ce deuxième jour, et ce quatrième épisode, on vous emmène en plein après-midi, à Beau Rivage, face à la Mer. Rencontre avec la bénévole Célia, de l'association Consentis, qui promeut le consentement, et lutte contre les violences sexistes et sexuelles en milieu festif. On s'est aussi entretenu avec la Dj et productrice parisienne Belaria, propulsée sous le feu des projecteurs à l'été 2021 avec son premier single “Morning Disco Tonic Bongo”. Elle propose des sets italo disco et vient de sortir son premier EP “Boost & Doubts”. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Nova vous fait vivre le festival Astropolis, à Brest. L'un des plus anciens festivals électroniques en France, auquel Nova vous emmène pour la 27eme édition. Avec, encore une fois, beaucoup de beau monde : Laurent Garnier, ou encore Eris Drew et Octo Octa en Back to back. Deuxième jour et cinquième épisode de ce Nova y Va à Brest, exit le centre-ville et direction le Manoir de Keroual, où se déroule la traditionnelle (grosse) fête du samedi soir. Un endroit fou, bâtisse du XVe siècle au milieu des bois, avec quatre scènes et des milliers de festivaliers. Mais nous, on a préféré aller vers la grande roue installée sur place, dans laquelle on a embarqué la Dj et productrice La Fraicheur (et notre réalisateur Trsitan avec un léger vertige…). Après le tour de grande roue, direction la scène La Cour, pour le mix Dj barré Mézigue. Le Dj parisien a mis tout le monde avec un set acid, deep et lo fi, dont on vous passe un extrait. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Nova vous fait vivre le festival Astropolis, à Brest. L'un des plus anciens festivals électroniques en France, auquel Nova vous emmène pour la 27eme édition. Avec, encore une fois, beaucoup de beau monde : Laurent Garnier, ou encore Eris Drew et Octo Octa en Back to back. Pour ce sixième et dernier épisode, on vous fait revivre le set de Batenko, coup de cœur de cette soirée de samedi au Manoir de Keroual. Focus aussi sur la scène locale brestoise, avec la Dj et productrice Swooh, et son set entre electro, house, ghetto, UK garage et techno. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Faranak Amidi, World Service radio presenter and women's affairs reporter, talks to DJ Eris Drew about how rave culture triggered massive changes in each of their lives. For Faranak, it meant rebelling against the strict culture of her home country of Iran, and finding a new life elsewhere. And for Eris, it meant even more profound questions about identity. But what is it about the "motherbeat", as Eris calls it, that makes it so powerful? Producer: Beth Sagar-Fenton

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > https://inverted-audio.com/mix/katiusha/ Berlin-based selector ‎@katiushadj steps up to deliver the 364th edition of the IA MIX Series weaving an hour of mind, body and ample rave textures to the finest degree, featuring tracks from J. Wiltshire, Pariah, DJ Rashad, The Source Experience, Eris Drew, gayphextwin and David Spanish. Following recent appearances at Cosmic Roots Festival, ://about blank, HÖR and The Pickle Factory, Katisuha gets up close and personal to discuss her formative steps into the world of electronic music, turntabalism, music journalism, record digging and divulges how life in Berlin differs to London. Katiusha also shares insight into what scenes and collectives in Berlin are tantalising her earbuds.

Le club du vendredi, c'est l'émission qui se danse ! Monte la radio et rejoins-nous sur la piste !Tracklist : Midland - Final CreditsPharrell Williams, Gunna & Nigo - Functional Addict Braxe & Falcon - Creative SourceBWP - Two Minute BrotherNia Archives - Gud GudbyesQ - The Voice Of Q (The Reflex Revision)Chemise - She Can't Love You (Purple Disco Machine Edit)Disclosure x Raye - WaterfallNorma Jean Bell - I'm The Baddest Bitch (Moodymann Mix)Daft Punk - Revolution 909Romanthony - The House O' GodGerald Mitchell - Hardlife (Aaron Carl Remix)Fred P - Mystical Sunrise (Fred P Reshape)ELOI - DivorceJack Harlow - First ClassYunè Pinku - DC Rot Jamie xx - Let's Do It AgainW.L.V.S. - Guilty Jacques Greene - Relay Eris Drew - HeartbeatEddie Holman - I SurrenderThe Makers - Don't Challenge Me Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Le club du vendredi, c'est l'émission qui se danse ! En direct depuis chez lui, David Blot vous partage des classiques et quelques nouveautés...Poussez les tapis et montez le son ! Tracklist : Young Thug - Wyclef Jean The World's Famous Supreme Team - Hey DJMalcolm McLaren - Buffalo Gals Armand Van Helden - The Funk Phenomena Earth, Wind & Fire - Brazilian Rhyme (Danny Krivit Re-Edit)The Emotions - I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love Mad Lion - Take It EasyOrlando Julius - Disco Hi-LifeThe Very Best - Warm Heart Of AfricaSudan Archives - Home MakerT-Coy - Carino M People - Moving On Up (Mk Movin' Mix)Gabrielle - Forget About The World (Daft Punk Mix)RHR - Mente e DramaOvermono - GunkRhythim Is Rhythim - The DanceD-Tune - Just An Organ (Just An Organ Mix)Eris Drew - HeartbeatBauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead Vampire Weekend - The Kids Don't Stand A Chance Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

I've got an extended First 30 Mix with piano house & deep house from the likes of Dateless, Katermurr, Tee Mango, and more…PLUS, a spotlight on Logistics' new drum n bass EP, ending with some beautiful breaks from the fabulous Eris Drew!! TRACKLISTING: 1) Galcher Lustwerk — Bansby — Bansby (Single) — self-release on Bandcamp 2) Q Narongwate — Someone Watching Over Me (Tomaas All Remix) — Over The Pool — the BasementDiscos 3) Katermurr —Piano Trak — Piano Trak (Single) — Plastik People Digital 4) Dateless — Whatchu Gonna Do — A Reason To Live — Deeperfect Shift 5) El Choop, Nail — New Speak (Nail Original Remix) — New Speak (Nail Remixes) — Ornate Music 6) Lebedev (RU) — Traffic (Max Hebert Remix) — Traffic EP — Frosted Recordings 7) Henrik Villard — Time — Palmehuset — the BasementDiscos 8) Tee Mango — Last Dance — Last Dance (Single) — Aus Music 9) Drive7 — Unwind — Rejuvenate — Gents & Dandy's 10) Logistics — Pleasure — Love Letters — Hospital Records 11) Logistics — Love Letters — Love Letters — Hospital Records 12) Logistics ft Zoe Phillips — Secret Satellite — Love Letters — Hospital Records 13) Eris Drew — Ride Free — Quivering In Time — T4T LUV NRG

Les Femmes s'emparent d'ELAB, saison 2. Après une tournée d'été 2021 à travers la France et le monde, notre programme spécial FEELAB continue à mettre en lumière la scène féminine et non-binaire. Ce soir, direction Nantes avec Matilda qui nous livre un mix splendide d'émotions !Électro Lab · LES FEMMES S'EMPARENT D'ELAB #26 : MATILDAMATILDA :"C'est à Séoul en Corée du Sud, il y a quelques années, que j'ai véritablement commencé à mixer notamment aux soirées du Puxxyberry café (scène queer locale). J'ai eu la chance d'y rencontrer de nombreuses femmes DJ avec qui nous organisions des soirées. En arrivant à Nantes, je voulais retrouver cet esprit de communauté autour des musiques électroniques, et j'ai eu la chance de croiser la route du collectif Zone Rouge lors de leur soirée à Askip. Suite à cette rencontre, les deux fondatrices Soa et Aasana m'ont proposé de rejoindre le collectif. J'en suis ravie car je retrouve cet esprit de communauté et de sororité que j'avais pu connaître à Séoul. Concernant mon univers musical, c'est assez difficile pour moi de le décrire car j'ai l'impression de toujours évoluer musicalement. À mes débuts j'ai beaucoup été influencée par la techno, la house, l'acid house, la trance, la tribal house maintenant j'ai ajouté à mon univers des sons breakés et expérimentaux."LE SET  :"J'avais préparé une playlist totalement différente pour ce mix et je n'arrivais pas à être satisfaite. Un soir, après les nouvelles annonces du gouvernement j'ai décidé de mixer pour me changer les idées et me faire plaisir. J'ai commencé à mixer certains de mes sons préférés de l'année et aussi des sons que j'adore et que je n'ai pas souvent l'occasion de jouer. Notamment des tracks de Ohyung et Net Gala. Et le set de C Lab était né !Si je devais intituler ce mix je le nommerai : "Beauty in chaos", car je trouve qu'il mélange des sons à la fois très énervés et des sonorités aériennes et douces. C'est un mélange de toutes les émotions qui étaient en moi et avaient besoin de sortir. "DES MODÈLES D'ARTISTES FEMMES ?"Peach, Octa Octa et Eris Drew sont les premières DJ et productrices à m'avoir inspirée. C'est en écoutant leurs DJ sets que j'ai voulu me lancer. Actuellement, j'aime beaucoup Closet Yi et le duo Salamada (composé de Uman et Yetsuby) qui sont trois DJ et productrices coréennes. Je suis vraiment fan de toutes leurs productions et je joue souvent leurs tracks dans mes mixes. Leurs univers me parlent énormément. Salamanda est un duo de leftfield ambient, je vous conseille fortement d'écouter leurs sets pour HÖR Berlin et pour FACTmagazine. Closet Yi est une productrice très active qui sort régulièrement de nouveaux sons toujours très quali. Je l'ai connue avec son duo-b2b "C'est Qui " avec la DJ et productrice Naone (qui a d'ailleurs sorti un chouette EP avec S.O.N.S). En productrice française j'aime beaucoup ce que fait Jan Loup. Tant ses sets que ses productions sont toujours des voyages, des expériences sonores envoûtantes.Pour finir, j'aime beaucoup le collectif coréen queer et féminins Nek-O Future Club composé de Bamboo Princess, Yung Girl et Yuzo. C'est un collectif qui propose un univers musical visuel futuriste, à suivre ! "< LES FEMMES S'EMPARENT D'ELAB >Été 2020. Passées une centaine d'émissions sur C Lab, il a bien fallu se rendre à l'évidence : les femmes manquent cruellement à nos micros. Sur les 35 émissions réalisées l'année dernière, seulement quatre DJs femmes... Un constat qui fait mal à la scène bretonne, pourtant super-active et fière de l'être.Aussi, afin de commencer à notre niveau, local et associatif, à contrer cette tendance structurelle de manque de visibilité des artistes femmes et personnes non-binaires, qui se reflète bien malgré nous dans notre programmation, nous avons décidé de lancer un programme spécial de podcasts diffusés sur nos ondes et notre compte SoundCloud. L'objectif est de découvrir des artistes, qu'i.elles soient débutantes, émergentes ou déjà confirmées, bretonnes, françaises ou d'ailleurs. De porter l'attention sur une scène féminine trop souvent invisibilisée.Remercions spécialement le webzine PWFM qui nous confie gracieusement pour illustrer ce programme le logo de sa branche féministe, Provocative Women For Music. On ne pouvait pas rêver meilleur visuel que celui conçu par Théo Baize, alias Hello Hello Theo, pour imager notre volonté commune de rendre visible ce qui est trop souvent tu ou ignoré dans une culture phallo-centrée : le talent féminin. Un grand merci à elleux, on vous invite à aller découvrir leur nombreux projets visant à fédérer les femmes de la musique électronique.BONNE ÉMISSION

Dónal presents a fifth instalment to the rough guide to the year in new music 2021.   This leg of the journey starts with some instrumental wonders from Kuwait via Senegal before checking out some more DIY masterpieces from bedrooms in Brooklyn and Moscow. There's underground magic from the evergreen musical hotspots of Berlin and the East End of London as well as another slice of Canadian dance-floor heat from Eris Drew. There's also sublime lockdown music for strings made remotely by Kate Ellis and Laura Cannell across the Irish sea and sparkling new sounds to set the twilight reeling from Ghana and Florence Adooni.     ///    

Rave and house artist Eris Drew proves that she is the High Priestess of the Motherbeat on her debut LP Quivering In Time, released on her own T4T LUV NRG label. She talks with features co-director Mick R about the influence of Terence McKenna on her work, the magic and science behind dance music, and the importance that safety plays in clubs and at festivals. Quivering In Time is out on T4T LUV NRG. "There's something really magical about dance events. And the kinds of experiences I've had at some of them can only be described as life changing or mystical or spiritual on some level." - Eris Drew Production by Mick R. Photo Credit: Eris Drew.

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On a aimé cette le nouveau single de Chester Remington, annonciateur d'une chouette album.Même scénario pour les lyonnais de Johnnie CarwashKevin Parker revient nous livrer de la joie en cette période de fêtes avec un inédit de Tame ImpalaOn décolle ensuite pour les Etats Unis avec la productrice Eris Drew, Sweeping Promises, Common Saints et Spectacular Diagnostics

Celebrando los 10 años de DISCORAMA, para este episodio Mario Mengoni invitó a JAVIER ZUKER, uno de los dj's argentinos de mayor éxito internacional gracias a sus sesiones cargadas de rock, fundador de la banda PONCHO y conductor de su exitoso programa “Zuker Attack”. Los sonidos de Eris Drew en Las Pistas Mareantes de Gustavo Lamas y los estrenos disco & house de la semana en formato Dj Mix. Playlist del programa: 01 - PONCHO - Ice 02 - ANTONELLO FERRARI & ALDO BERGAMASCO feat. SARAH DAVIES - Joy (Ferrari & Bergamasco Club Mix) 03 - JULIUS PAPP - Feel The Rhythm 04 - SHAUN ESCOFFERY - Nature s Call (Micky More & Andy Tee Classic Mix) 05 - JIMPSTER & RICH MEDINA - This Thing (Vocal Mix) 06 - MIGUEL MIGS - Midnight Memories (Jimpster Extended Remix) 07 – CORRADO BUCCI - No One Can Stop Us (Felipe Gordon Rework) 08 - ERIS DREW - Show U Love Conducción, musicalización y producción general: Mario Mengoni. Locutores: Leandro Brumatti y Raúl Proenza. Columnista: Gustavo Lamas. Columnista invitado: Bautista Mengoni. Fotografía y video: María Arnoletto. Asistente de Producción: Diego Hidalgo. Logística: Sergio Van Megroot. Producción en México: Diego Cruz Fadrique. Sitio oficial: www.discorama.net Seguinos en nuestras redes y dejanos tu comentario: https://www.instagram.com/discoramabymario https://www.facebook.com/discoramabymario https://twitter.com/discobymario

Nous étions à Saint-Etienne pour la 5e édition du Positive Education, un des festivals électroniques les plus défricheurs de l'Hexagone, et qui s'est tenu du 9 au 13 novembre à la Cité du Design. Smaël Bouaici et Malo Williams ont passé toute la soirée de vendredi à arpenter, micro en main, les trois scènes de la Cité du design, une ancienne manufacture d'armes, pour prendre le pouls de ce rassemblement qui fait la fierté de la scène électronique française.On y a croisé des têtes connues des auditeurs de Nova comme Jennifer Cardini ou Flore, qui est venue en voisine depuis Lyon, mais aussi le duo de DJ américaines Octo Octa et Eris Drew, des diggeuses à la collection impressionnantes, ou encore Pessimist, Zoë Mc Pherson et d'autres noms plus obscurs à retrouver bientôt dans les festivals plus grand public. Dans le studio mobile de Radio Nova, nous avons reçu le prodige français de la bass music anglaise Simo Cell, deux des fers de lance de la techno hexagonale, version new school avec la DJ Anetha, et version old school avec Manu le Malin, ainsi que les programmateurs du festival Charles Di Falco et Antoine Hernandez, qui nous ont expliqué comme le Positive Education faisait pour toujours avoir un temps d'avance sur les autres. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Nous étions à Saint-Etienne pour la 5e édition du Positive Education, un des festivals électroniques les plus défricheurs de l'Hexagone, et qui s'est tenu du 9 au 13 novembre à la Cité du Design. Smaël Bouaici et Malo Williams ont passé toute la soirée de vendredi à arpenter, micro en main, les trois scènes de la Cité du design, une ancienne manufacture d'armes, pour prendre le pouls de ce rassemblement qui fait la fierté de la scène électronique française.On y a croisé des têtes connues des auditeurs de Nova comme Jennifer Cardini ou Flore, qui est venue en voisine depuis Lyon, mais aussi le duo de DJ américaines Octo Octa et Eris Drew, des diggeuses à la collection impressionnantes, ou encore Pessimist, Zoë Mc Pherson et d'autres noms plus obscurs à retrouver bientôt dans les festivals plus grand public. Dans le studio mobile de Radio Nova, nous avons reçu le prodige français de la bass music anglaise Simo Cell, deux des fers de lance de la techno hexagonale, version new school avec la DJ Anetha, et version old school avec Manu le Malin, ainsi que les programmateurs du festival Charles Di Falco et Antoine Hernandez, qui nous ont expliqué comme le Positive Education faisait pour toujours avoir un temps d'avance sur les autres. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

With tracks from Pépe, Interplanetary Criminal, INSTINCT, LCY, Rassan, Garneau, FUN, Hermeth, Flatmate + Snoozy, Amor Satyr & Siu Mata, Bakey, DJ Nerdiboy, Main Phase, GAZZI, Eris Drew, Capo Lee, Breaka, Frazer Ray, Texture, Skruff and Mutant Joe. For complete tracklist visit: https://individualactiviti.es Follow Dalila here: https://soundcloud.com/da_lila

In this episode of Awake All Hours, we share our highlights at recent gigs and club nights, featuring an intimate performance by the wonderful Lyra Pramuk (with support from sarahsson - https://soundcloud.com/sarahsson) at Strange Brew, EVERPRESS with BOK BOK, k means, Toma Kami and more at newly discovered Bethnal Green spot, Space 289 and finally Wisdom Teeth bosses Facta and K-Lone going b2b at Loco Club. In the second half of the show, we discuss the new albums by AYA, Eris Drew and Chrissy, before finishing off with What's In My Bandcamp Basket, featuring our favourite recent club-ready records!SUPPORT THE ARTISTS: https://buymusic.club/list/awakeallhours-aah-podcast-ep-039SUPPORT AWAKE ALL HOURS: www.patreon.com/awakeallhours

Wenn ihr wissen wollt, was Grouper mit Helge Schneider gemeinsam hat, solltet ihr jetzt auf Play klicken. Wir besprechen das zwölfte Album der Haunted-Folk-Songwriterin und klären, warum sich Zoomer wie Boomer zu ihrer Musik schluchzend in den Armen liegen. Ebenfalls lange im Geschäft ist Produzent Lone, dessen Dream-Pop-Einfluss in seinem bislang achten Album den sonst so strahlenden Rave-House entschleunigt. Kann das gutgehen? Eine Frage, die sich Wes Anderson und Jarvis Cocker nicht gestellt haben, als sie sich für das Chanson-Cover-Album des Pulp-Sängers entschieden haben, das den Film „The French Dispatch“ begleitet. Produzentin Eris Drew kümmert sich auf ihrem neuen Album um nichts als den Tanzflur und rekontextualisiert dabei die Filmgeschichte, während Albert mit dem Reissue des Debüt-Albums der japanischen Künstlerin Phew ein Advantgarde-Kraut-Highlight aus den frühen 80ern mitbringt. Schreibt uns eure aktuellen Favoriten an info@track17podcast.de und folgt uns auf @track17podcast auf IG/Twitter. Für unsere Playlist „Track17 – Playlist zum Podcast“ empfehlen wir dazu neue Musik von Black Country, New Road, Holy Other, Proc Fiskal, FaltyDL, Helado Negro, Mothermary und vielen mehr! [Setlist] - [00:00:00] Intro + Feature-Rückblick: K.O.-Turnier der besten Indie-Alben - [00:03:15] Zuletzt gehört: John Carpenters neuer Halloween-Score & Post-Bass von Jacques Greene - [00:08:24] Konzert: Black Country, New Road in Köln - [00:11:16] Test für Albert: Was verrät Dein Musikgeschmack über Dich? - [00:15:46] **Grouper // Shade (Kranky)** - [00:28:44] Playlist Part 1: Proc Fiskal, Jacques Greene, Black Country, New Road & 33.10.3402 - [00:32:13] **Lone // Always In Your Head (Greco Roman)** - [00:40:17] **Jarvis Cocker // Chansons D'ennui Tip-Top (ABKCO Music & Records)** - [00:48:01] Playlist Part 2: Mothermary, Magda Drozd, Helado Negro & FaltyDL - [00:51:03] **Eris Drew // Quivering In Time (T4T LUV NRG)** - [00:57:22] **Phew // Phew (P-Vine)** - [01:08:00] Playlist Part 3: Sissi Rada, Holy Other, Instra:mental & ANZ. Direkt abonnieren und reinhören! **Songs zur Ausgabe:** Grouper – Basement Mix Lone - Hidden By Horizons Jarvis Cocker – Requiem Pour Un Con Eris Drew - Quivering In Time Phew – Doze Black Country, New Road - Chaos Space Marine Instra:mental & dbridge - Seren's Theme Helado Negro - Gemini & Leo FaltyDL - Night Regulators ANZ - You Could Be 33.10.3402 - Iz Usta Proc Fiskal – Anti Chessst Jacques Greene – Tell Me Hiro Kone – Parting Phrase Magda Drozd – Over Exposure Sissi Rada – 81948 (2000 OM69) Holy Other – Groundless

Today's Daily Edition is a gradual welcome back to work special, as Barcelona gets over its long weekend. Includes new music from Yaeji, Snail Mail, SASAMI, Eris Drew and more. You'll feel better. We promise you.

Un nuevo 808 Radio que nos descubre las ultimas propuestas firmadas por creadoras como Eris Drew, Kölsch, Trentemoller o ANZ entre muchas otras. Pone en marcha el Generador de Ideas junto a Elena Galea para descubrir el nuevo misticismo y Sergio Durán está al habla presentando su proyecto compartido, Ibérica Records. La Lista I: Chrissy - Lost In A Dream [Hooversound] Ezirk - CATSUITS [Mango Sound] Yttrandet - Annihilation [Northern Electronics] MMM - When Does Ghosting End PUNE - UOCRA [Andras Records] Generador de Ideas: El nuevo misticismo popular, con Elena Galea. La Lista II: Holden Federico - This Is Who You Are [SK_eleven] Relaxer - Mello [Planet Mu Records] Kölsch - Woohman [kompakt] DAVMA - Little Groove [Tutu] Trentemoller - All Too Soon [In My Room] Amir Alexander - Blessed Are The Meek (Remix) [Chiwax] Sylvere - Shellington [Monkeytown Records] La Lista III: Eris Drew - Time To Move Close [T4T LUV NRG] Christian Vance - Shake That Bird Up [Nightime Drama] Byron the Aquarius - Universal Insanity [Shall Not Fade] Soft Cell - Bruises On My Illusions [BMG] 20kPa - Pulse [Ilian Tape] ANZ - Last Before Lights [Ninja Tune] Al Habla: Sergio Durán. La Lista IV: Sergio Wolke - Feel That [Iberica Records] Falty DL - Roller [Studio Barnhus] Deas - Screenshot [Planet Rhythm] José Rodríguez - Panaka [Redlight Music] Pfirter - Birth [Odd Even] Stekl - Make It Work (Tilman's Nightfly Mix) [Fantastic Voyage] Ali x Transistorcake - Genki (Biesmans Remix Edit) [Eskimo Recordings]

En aquest nou capítol de Viatge Electrònic ambos en Raúl Manzano hem entrevistat a la cantant i ballarina Gigi Ros, que ens ha presentat el set nos single Vuit 1. En Jerome de la botiga de discs T Vinyl, ens ha presentat un álbum conceptual de Nina Musica Barcelona. L'Isma Palacios ha continuat amb el seu monogràfic sobre l'electrònica als Estats Units i ens ha parlat de The Presidents of United States. En Ramón Daví ha continuat amb la seva VInilada setmanal. L'Adrià Gazkez (Omega dB), ens ha punxat a un artista britànic espectacular com es Rival Consoles. Finalment l'Eva Manuel i les seves Dones Electròniques ens ha explicat qui es Eris Drew.

By choice, Mark Seven keeps a low profile. But the truth is, he is one of those low-key but influential characters you really should know. The Stockholm-based Brit is a busy record dealer and online store owner as well as DJ and producer with a penchant for timeless disco and house. He showcases this in his productions, but also via his much-loved Parkway and Parkwest labels which explore both the soulful and more punchy sides of disco and early house. Loosely defined by raw drums, sweet Italo melodies and hints of early garage, this work has made him a firm favourite of everyone from Hunee to Jamie Tiller to Eris Drew. After 30 years in the game, there aren't many aspects of house and disco he hasn't explored. All that feeds into his glorious mix for us, which is in celebration of the 10-year Parkway Records anniversary in mid-October. It is packed with happy, classy tunes and big vocals from across the ages. The crunchy drum textures and tinny melodies, warm basslines and infectious claps all transport you to a utopian dance floor packed with smiling faces and loose limbs. It's a life-affirming selection that will uplift and enrich your soul.

Un nuevo 808 Radio en que descubrimos las últimas creaciones de artistas como Eris Drew, Inigo Kennedy o 6xyears entre muchos otros, ponemos en marcha el Generador de Ideas con Cristina Vela para habla del futuro de las conversaciones y el chileno Imaabs presenta su nuevo trabajo en Naafi, ‘Descifrar'. La Lista I: Ronan - Life Web [Eternal Ocean] Chrissy - So Electrifying [Pets] Mark E - In The City [18437 Records] 6xyears - Fake (Alternative Mix) [No Where] Anderson - Small Talk [Tresydos] Generador de Ideas: “Conversación”, Cristina Vela. La Lista II: Eris Drew - Quivering In Time [ T4T LUV NRG] Musclecars - Shelter [Coloring Lessons Records] Cleanfield - Oregano [House Of Disco] Veronica Maximova - Shame On You Lootbeg - Cio [a friend in need] Inigo Kennedy - Eyes Closed in the Sun [Asymmetric] Rufus & Chaka Khan - You Got The Love (LNTG Remix) [Tuff Cut 03] La Lista III: Rubén Kielmannsegge - Kingdom [Pinorama] Gotshell - Cluster [Panet X] Kyodai - Breaking (Felipe Gordon Latin Jazz Rework) [Local Talk] Marc Gonen - Open Invitation (Alvaro Cabana Remix) [Musica Cavernicola] Ian Pooley - Basic Juno [Rekids] Nephews - Alternate (Harrison BDP Remix) [Aterral] Al Habla: Imaabs. La Lista IV: Imaabs ft. Valenciagas Falsas – Cenizas [Naafi] Fundamental Knowledge - 1994-3 (Substance Remix) [Seilscheibenpfeiler Schallplatten Berlin] Jacques Renault - High [Let's Play House] DJ Fillout - Distrito 7c Durante - Thread Tension [Last Night On Earht] Rog'e ft Tanya Stevens - Body Fidelity (Bass-Ment Mix) Jessica Winter - I Think You're Going To Hurt Me So Bad [Roya]

Jess plays new waiata from Eris Drew, Tirzah, Ouri, LB and many more! For Long Player, Jess chats to Aotearoa-born, London-based artist, Jordan Rakei about his album, 'What We Call Life', out now via Ninja Tune. Thanks to NZ On Air Music! Thanks to Flying Out for sponsoring Totally Wired! Check out their online shop at flyingout.co.nz

The American power couple bring the vibes with a pure vinyl Mini Mix

We celebrate Music Life's 100th episode with some of the highlights from Episodes 50–100. Pop icon and previous Music Life host Melanie C is back to guide us through some of the show's biggest moments so far. So far in the series we've heard Hans Zimmer explain how he went from playing in a new wave pop band to composing for the biggest films in the world, Moonchild Sanelly on what she can't say in her music, David Byrne on the pressure to do something different, Kranium on how he made his best chorus, Eris Drew on the importance of positivity in dance music, Mykki Blanco on the role of resistance in their work, and Becky Hill on how to write the perfect hit. Throughout 50 episodes we've travelled the globe, learned the behind-the-scenes secrets that went into some of the world's biggest hits, and listened in to some of the most honest and surprising conversations in music. Here's to the next 50.

DJ and producer Eris Drew runs the T4T LUV NRG recording label with, her partner in music and life,Octo Octa. She regularly headlines clubs and festivals from P Bar to Glastonbury, she's had a Residency on BBC Radio 1, frequently tops the 'end of year' DJ Charts and graces the pages of all the big dance music publications Mixmag, DJ Mag, Resident Advisor and many others.In recent years Eris has had a meteoric rise to success and international acclaim, an experience that has coincided with her starting to live in her truth. In this episode we talk about finding musical success later in life after years of struggle and Eris's experience of coming out as a trans woman in her late 30s. We also discuss the power of music, community and dance as potentially unifying, healing and transformative cultural experiences. .Eris Resident Advisor Profile https://ra.co/dj/erisdrew/biographyT4T LUV NRG http://www.t4tluvnrg.com/Eris Insta / Twitter @erisdrew Bandcamp https://erisdrew.bandcamp.com/ Eris Motherbeat Interview: https://www.glamcult.com/uncategorized/rave-revolution-eris-drew-shares-the-motherbeat/Back 2 Life Insta: @Back2LifeMilly Chowles Insta /Twitter : @ Milly_on_Air_ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bside Incoming: Hannah D We are hoping you had a very Merry Christmas and that you're not missing a big festive party too much, because this week's guest has really got us itching to be back on the dance floor. She's a top class selector with a real passion for her local scene, born into a musical family with strong early influences, and always pushing herself down new and exciting avenues on her journey of musical discovery. We proudly present Hannah D. With a musical passion pumping through her veins Hannah is a longtime supporter of her thriving local music scene in Brisbane. From enthusiastic punter, to music journalist with 6AM AT THE GARAGE and the now-defunct Pulse Radio. She co-founded The Space Between Us with Emma Stevenson to promote local talent and friends from the scene before evolving the project into a well respected record label and artist management company. "The signing of all local acts did not happen consciously whatsoever - it came about purely from not feeling the need to branch further afield to hear great music” - Hannah D After several years of promoting the talent of her friends and putting the local artists of Brisbane onto the map, they returned the favour by inviting her to play the supporting slot with DJ Slyngshot… it must have gone well because she never looked back and is now considered up their with the city's best, having shared line-ups with the likes of Floating Points, Legowelt, Francis Inferno Orchestra, Octo Octa, Eris Drew and Hunee. This one is a very welcome return to an episode of strictly electronica, getting things moving with some italo and hip house, before settling in with progressive hypnotic house and extraterrestrial electro breaks. Enjoy! Check Hannah's soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/hld And her instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hannah.d.__/ Have a browse of Hannah's Label's , The Space Between Us - https://soundcloud.com/thespacebetweenus Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/ Follow the Bside instagram for updates/news/vinyl and general music chat - www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/

Recorded by @lezzerquest for Faire Mauvais Genre at @quanticaonline. FMG is presenting you with some quarantine Wackos

Watch the show on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BsidePodcasts/videos/ Follow our instagram for music chat - https://www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/ Ep. 31: Anna Gram (LEZZER QUEST) Anna Gram, an excellent selector, a true Queen of the dancefloor, one half of LEZZER QUEST, and a resident at SHOOT YOUR SHOT (SYS); Scotland's beloved queer club night that epitomises what dance music is all about: inclusivity and positivity. LEZZER QUEST have been tearing up many of Scotland's most revered venues, earning them a spot in The List's Hot 100 of 2019, and a place on Sub Club's roster of residents. Being part of SYS and LQ has allowed Anna to play alongside some of the scene's biggest names...Eris Drew and Octo Octa, to name a couple. This mix is what Bside is all about; a biography of her favourite records from her formative years and the musical influences that brought Anna to where she is today. This is a true journey through the genres, some disco, trance, hard house, even a Kate Bush track, and a healthy dose of “face melters" that can "inject a a dose of energy' into any party. The last episode recorded live in Glasgow before lockdown, from the Palais de Danse Records shop on Sauchiehall Street, this one's sure to bring some love to your Queerantine. Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

This Fridays sonic journey will take you through 80's new wave, avant jazz, leftfield electronica and house, also spinning some new tracks by Bullion and Eris Drew.Tune into new episodes of the Lex Lair LIVE every Friday from 6 - 8 PM EST.For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djlexnell/Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/lexynell1/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djlexnell Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Taylor Bratches is a DJ, producer and writer based in New York. She curates the mix series Walking and Falling, an appendage of the Chicago-based DJ mentorship program for female and non-binary artists. As a lifelong poet and dancer, her relationship to rhythm is intimate and ever-evolving. Heavily influenced by artists like Erika, Patrick Russell, Eris Drew, Sassmouth, Abby Echiverri and Derek Plaslaiko, her sets aim to fuse genres and to move people physically and spiritually, creating an experience that is both terrestrial and extraterrestrial. She has an upcoming release on Enmossed and writes for Resident Advisor. artist statement: "This mix features selected tracks from Skee Mask, Somatic Responses, Objekt, Sam KDC, Yaleesa Hall, revlux, Alonzo, and others. It was made in ecstatic joy - I was jumping up and down and dancing in front of my CDJs while mixing. I improvised it in one take and lead with my intuition. Then I listened to it back and started to wonder: is it too intense? Too challenging? Too weird/psychotic? Too psychedelic? Too imperfect? Too emotional? Too dance-oriented? Too hybrid? Then I realized: this describes exactly who I am. So this mix not only represents what I'm drawn to currently, but me on some fundamental level." - Taylor Bratches

GMoney move- ouch.  Big news teaser.  Multiple, multiples, multiple orgasm discussion.  Edgy, edge, edge, UNEMPLOYED EDGING discussion. Decadance NYC shout out.  The corona squeeze method.  Felicia Rose gives her number.  How to spot the cream of the crop.  The 2 percent hyperbole of men.  The juicy buildup.  No refract jack, don't talk back.  Felicia wins more than men, listen to find out how.  The powerful Pussy Kingda ka.  Women have a speedpass for orgasms.   The one-armed masturbation bandit- The People's Tramp.   Heaps and bounds of cum.    Discussion w/ Master Joshua: Conversations about toxic masculinity, misogyny, BDSM culture, forced feminization, humiliation, fetishism and gender roles.  Felicia responds to the themes of forced feminization, sissy culture and the question of femininity as a subordinate role.  Consent, fetishes and the benefit of consensual outlet.   Master Joshua teaches us leather history 101.   The Peoples Tramp wristband parties.  Party safety and conversations about negotiating consent and consent solutions.  Master Joshua demos over corpo demos any day.  Mid-Atlantic Leather.  Walking the deck…whole lotta man!  Onyx- education and empowerment for men of color.   “Power through education.”   Respectful meaningful relationships and community.    Don't impose your “scene” on anyone without their consent.  Rites of passages in queer sex culture. Stay tuned for Part 2 w/Master Joshua in coming weeks, where we continue our discussion about gender, sexuality and flipping the script on standard BDSM roles and archetypes. Master Joshua Website:  MasterJoshua.com IG:  MasterJoshuaNYC Twitter:  @MasterJoshuaNYC      DecadenceNYC   Website:  Decadence.nyc IG:   nycdecadence   Onyx Website:  www.onyxnynortheast.org IG:  onyx_ny_northeast   Washington DC events Mid-Atlantic Leather:   leatherweekend.com   DC Party: T4T LUV NRG: Eris Drew b2b Octo Octa Tour- https://www.facebook.com/events/591175424649575/ DJs and Tour Creators:   Octo Octa- https://www.facebook.com/Octo-Octa-311612715552997/ Eris Drew- https://www.facebook.com/ErisDrewPrairieState/ Party Hosted by- https://www.facebook.com/tnxdc/

TOURIST, MATTHEW DEAR, SOULWAX + JOY O round out another edition of ABSTRACT SCIENCE and hosts JOSHUA P. FERGUSON + HENRY SELF. JOSHUA goes from slow and funky to afro disco to Bristol dub on the front half of the episode with selections from JOY O, SOULWAX, SMITH & MIGHTY + Chicago's own ERIS DREW.... The post absci radio [as1062] – joshua p. ferguson + henry self appeared first on abstract science >> future music chicago.

A lifelong musician and composer, NYC-based Auspex deals in dark, metallic sounds and dance floors driven to bedlam. He plays regularly in Brooklyn's underground scene, including Unter, Bound, Lost Soul Enterprises and Aphotic and he has recently launched his own event series entitled Dominion, dedicated to the darker side of techno with an open-minded sensibility. Auspex will also be joining us to play alongside Danny Daze, Eris Drew, Mike Servito, Carlos Souffront, Kim Ann Foxman and more at our annual Pride celebration on Friday, June 29th, 2018 at Elsewhere in Brooklyn (full details and tickets here: http://thebunkerny.com/events/2018-06-29-the-bunker-pride). TRACKLISTING: Sleeparchive, “Winter Ascondite” Sept, "Astral Spirits (Headless Horseman Remix)” Olexii, "Strange Halogen (Anomaly X Remix)” Alignment, “Extinction" Michal Jablonski, “Wrath” Xiantek, “Evolver” Developer, “Torn Apart” BangBass Second Vision, “SV01” GunJack, “Eat Your Heart Out” Deapmash, “Basement Space Party” Setaoc Mass, “True Lies” Norbak, “Macro (Conrad Van Orton Remix)” Scalameriya, “Descend” Cleric, “Silent Kingdom” Lars Huismann, “Spartian Disco” EFTEK, “Old Not Cold” Kmyle, “Virtual Hand” Remco Beekwilder, “Nightlife” Future 9495, “Psykkowarpz” Lars Huismann, “Voices In The Head” Wrong Assessment, “Arctor” Cleric, “Tag X” ABSL, “K” Tym, “Piston” Michal Jablonski, “MG Rex” AQXDM, “Aegis” Sleeparchive, “Sleepless Three”

The Chicago DJ introduces us to the Motherbeat. Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=604

Eris Drew is a mixer, song writer, keyboardist and vocalist from the Prairie State. She is also Hugo Ball's co-founder and Smart Bar's resident Mother Beat medium. Drew's one-woman bopping live synth act is her personal trans femme travel log. This continuous mix of beats for your jeep is inspired by events, real and surreal, which transpired this year in Detroit during Movement weekend at The Bunker @Tangent Gallery and Club Toilet. We're excited to host Eris at our annual pride party at Output in Brooklyn on June 24, 2017. Bonesbreaks Vol. 2 - Jamming Breakdown 2 (at 45 for the Mother Beat) (Underworld 1988) The True Underground Sound of Rome - C 119 (2016 Analog Remaster) (Vibraphone Records 1995/2016) Renegade Soundwave - Monphibion (Mute 1990) Taxi C.A.B. - Our Musik Iz (Red Dog Mix) (House Jam Records 1994) Person Of Interest (I-95 Mix) (Future Times 2017) Four Legs - Clarky Cat (The Trilogy Tapes 2016) Black Traxx - Sad (Tribal Mix) (Night Club Records 1992) Groove Selecta - Ravejavik (Wildlife Recordings 2016) Epitome of Hype - The Future (Pure Bhoomie 1991) Orbital - Monday (album version) (FFRR 1993) Jäfar - Black Mambo (Fragil Musique 2016) Pizzaro - The Five Tones (Gosa-Lo Recordings 1991) DJ Plant Texture - Gargantuan (Jericho One 2016) DJ Swagger - One's n Two's (E-Beamz 2017) The Latin Age - Está Loca (bonus beats) (Easy Dance Records 1989) Disk - The Spirit (Whiteloops 2017) Gat Decor - Passion (Buzz 1992) Lnrdcroy - Terragem (Unthank 2015) Seura - Whitechappel (Fragil Musique 2016) Car Door Closing, Car Starting, Running (Major Records) Blow - Cutter (mix) (Ten Records 1991) Musto & Bones - Dangerous on the Dancefloor ("Killer-Diller" Dub Mix) (City Beat/Beggars Banquet, 1990) The Shamen - Lightspan - Soundwave Mix (Renegade Soundwave) (One Little Indian Records 1990) Yoshinori Hayashi - Cooling (Gravity Graffiti 2017) Octo Octa - Daylight (Frndzone 01 2017) Environments 6 - Dawn in the Okefenokee Swamp (Sumtonic Research 1974)