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For episode 012 I welcome a guest mix from a long time friend and collaborator Illum Sphere. For over a decade we have been DJ'ing and putting on parties together since our beginnings running small live art events in Manchester. Since those days we went on to set up Hoya:Hoya, a monthly club night and label that ran for over 7 years and held down residencies at Fabric as well as got to play all over the World from LA to festivals in Croatia together. A few years back Ryan (Illum Sphere) relocated to Berlin and has been busy working on his music which culminated in him releasing his 2nd lp Glass on Ninja Tune to much acclaim. This mix see's him showcase what an exceptional DJ & selector he is as he journeys through New Wave, Techno, Krautrock, Industrial, Disco, Digital Dancehall and lots more with a mix that will please the serious music heads as much as the casual listener. Leading into this is the usual mini mix from Jonny Dub setting the scene for the guest mix

On this episode of the Ninja Tune podcast we invited Helena Hauff and Illum Sphere along to have a chat with each other and play a few pieces of music. They discuss his new album "Glass" which is out on Ninja Tune and experiences they both had with their early recordings. They also talk about travelling the world DJing and their first gigs, including experiences they both had at the Pudel in Hamburg. Music played includes tracks from Phantom Band, Dirty Criminals, Sympathy Nervous, and Serg Gainsbourg, plus tracks from the ‘Glass’ album. We finish with 5 new tracks from the Ninja Tune family of labels, with music from Hieroglyphic Being, Romare, Jay Daniel, Coldcut and Letherette.

Le Catalyste #37 electronica et Techno Playlist: B12 - Conduktor - Deceased Unknown - Firescope Records @firescopemusic The Orb - Chill Out, World! @kompakt Metamatics - Bodyzip - Bodypop - neo ouija Youandewan - Something Keeps Me Real Quiet - There Is No Right Time @youandewan Square Lines - A6 - Transmissions Overseas - Apollo @square_lines Dasha Rush - Ocean Shy Illum Sphere - Thousand Yard Stare - Glass @illum-sphere Vaal - Wander To Hell (Baikal Remix) @vaalofficial Chambray - Livin - Reliev - ultramajic @iamchambray Emir Hazir - Callus (Original Mix) - Combination 002 - Amalgm8 Musiq @emirhazir Dasha Rush - Ocean Sharp @dasha-rush Eric Cloutier - Heuristic @cloutier Erosion Flow - Eclipse - Spectrums Vol 2 OUT - 3024 @erosion-flow Trevino - Jungle Love - Slide Away EP - hotflush @marcusintalex Simian Mobile Disco - Laughing In The Face Of Block - Matrixxman's LSD Rework @simianmobiledisco Audion - Destroyer (FOLD's Lean Tape Version) - Gut Man Cometh / Destroyer - !K7

Many people claim to have eclectic tastes, but few carry through on their promises as ably as Illum Sphere. The Manchester man is as likely to drop a hip hop joint as he is freak you out with some wave or dub, make you move your ass with some boogie or pummel you into submission with some techno. It is the same story at his night, Hoya:Hoya, which has grown into one of his native city’s most acclaimed parties, with unbeatable residents like Jon K, Krystal Klear and Jonny Dub a key part of that. Given his magpie approach to playing records, it’s no wonder the same goes for Illum Sphere’s style when producing. He has put out his wares on 3024, Fat City, Young Turks and Tectonic, and is now a regular Ninja Tune artist with a brand new album one the way later this year.  The mix, which is the first after his Fabriclive in November 2014, Illum Sphere serves up is typically atypical. Over the course of eighty minutes he takes you up, down and round and round through a hard to categorise world of sound. Atmosphere and texture are as important as beats and tempos, and it is hard to think of anyone as able to cover as much ground, with as much of a sense of cohesion, as this most fascinating musical man. 

01. Archie Pelago & Grenier - Monolith 02. Pablo Nouvelle feat Alex Gardner - You Don't Understand 03. Sam Sure & Giacomo - Dark Inside 04. Groeni - The Oak 05. Tuesday Born - Sleep With Stars 06. Taylor McFerrin - Stepps 07. Aquilo - Better Off Without You 08. Flako - With Me Now 09. Illum Sphere feat Shadowbox - Love Theme From Foreverness 10. Gacha - Waterfall 11. Deft - A Little While Longer 12. Mono.Mental - Coloured Sands 13. Sam Sure & Giacomo feat John Martyn - Go Down Easy 14. Chet Faker feat Kilo Kish - Melt 15. Borealis - Not Of This Reality (Synkro Remix) 16. Nicolas Jaar - Don't Break My Love 17. Mr. Mitch - Dru (Peace Edit) 18. Deft - Thought You'd Fancy It 19. Ed Kashinsky - If I were The Wind 20. Szatt feat Vito - Burn Till I Feel It 21. Adam Halogen - Length and Brecht (Synkro Remix) постоянная ссылка на скачивание в 320 - http://www.mediafire.com/download/d4mugyr38m2vziu

Full show: http://itsourshow.net/3-5-16-show/ Blame Trump Artists Played: Word Chemist, Shinobi Stalin, M-80, conshus, Jayce Cantor, Kendrick Lamar, Anderson .Paak, Rapsody, Seanh, Sade, DOOM, REKS, Streetrunner, Bodega Brovas, Mean Joe Scheme, Mike Two, J57, Optiks, MAKA , Little Scream, Vice Souletric, Skyzoo, Illum Sphere, Beet Unique, Blahzay Blahzay, Darkman, Smoothe Da Hustler, Trigger Tha Gambler, PF Cuttin, ScienZe, TzariZM, Kanye West, Karriem Riggins, TOKiMONSTA, Kiya Lacey, Aesop Rock, Homeboy Sandman, Still Weavens, OutKast, GOODie MOb, Monica, IMAKEMADBEATS

LUKE STOKES makes his return for this episode alongside new tunes from ILLUM SPHERE, PANTHA DU PRINCE, PRINS THOMAS + LETHERETTE. MISTER JOSHUA keeps the tempo up for the majority of his set moving from emotive and techy sounds to those heavy on the low end and back again—with a few choice broken beat cuts thrown... The post absci radio show [as0938] appeared first on abstract science >> future music chicago.

Jon K was a hidden treasure in the Manchester scene for many years. A DJ with a fine reputation amongst those who had seen him play, he has rightfully risen to prominence in the last couple of years off some key sets and mixes, including his notorious FACT mix of the year 2013. Part of his well informed record collection no doubt comes from the fact he has long been involved with the Fat City record store, and he has also had a residency at Hoya: Hoya alongside the likes of Illum Sphere and Lone. He is someone who always impress no matter what he is playing, and that can be anything from doom to spaced out echo-disco, hip hop to raw Chicago drum tracks. With a widescreen taste and plenty of skills to showcase it in coherent ways, he is real master of his art which is shown in his newest podcast. Jon K: “The starting point for the mix, which clocked in a lot longer than I'd planned, was a few records I picked up last time I was in Amsterdam. Next to that there's a load of forthcoming bits on there as well as a few records I've not played for donkeys years. That's actually one of the things I love about doing mixes - they make you go back through your collection & appreciate stuff in a different way.”

For our final podcast of 2015 we revisit the Coldcut and DK 'Essential Mix’, broadcast earlier this year on BBC Radio1 as part of Ninja Tune’s 25th Anniversary celebrations. Matt Black said of the mix "We wanted to represent as many of the current Ninja Tune roster as possible and also throw a couple of classics from the archives into the mix, in addition to some influential and inspirational tracks". We start with the brand new single from Roots Manuva, plus music from Ninja Tune artists Romare, Beat Spacek, Bonobo, Machinedrum, an unreleased track from Illum Sphere and 'Glassbeadgames' by Martyn and Four Tet, with classic tracks from The Bug, Squarepusher remix for DJ Food, DJ Vadim and cLOUDDEAD remixed by Boards of Canada. Meanwhile Dream Continuum grab a cheeky sample of Coldcut's People Hold On and we hear the Eddie Kendricks track that lyrically inspired said tune. All this plus New Yorks finest Arthur Russell, Konk, jeru and OC, footwork from DJ Spinn & Rashad featuring Danny Brown, Flying Lotus and spiritual jazz from The Prime Element.

01. Jarreau Vandal - Essence 02. Luminaire - Ain't A Thing 03. Pham - Movements 04. Werkha - Moving With The Nuisance 05. Howson's Groove - I Wonder... 06. Muneshine and El. Train - This Is Your Time 07. Klaves - Tell Me 08. El. Train - Your Lover 09. Rain Dog feat Robot Koch - Nexus 10. Atlas - California 11. Lido - Lost (Evv's Heavy x Mellow Remix) 12. Blackbird Blackbird - Tangerine Sky 13. Marcel Lune - Its Like Boom 14. Basenji - Dawn 15. Scheeba - Love Affair 16. Rain Dog - Broken 17. Parra for Cuva feat Monsoonsiren - Champa 18. Sabota - Don't Ask 19. Harvey Sutherland - Oscillate 20. Blap Deli feat Courtney Harkins - Farming 21. Taches - Vegas 22. Harrison feat Maddee - How Can It Be 23. Elroy 4.0 - Transit 24. Shigeto - Tide Pools 25. Kito Jempere - Jarvi (Selvy interpretation) 26. Blap Deli - Hush 27. Illum Sphere feat Shadowbox - The Road 28. Fantastic Mr. Fox feat Alby Daniels - Yesterdays Fall 29. We Sink feat Andrea - Inside постоянная ссылка на скачивание в 320 - http://www.mediafire.com/download/0wqpqw795ui1846

We wrap up the year with a few of our artists telling us about some of the tracks that have caught their attention in 2014. FaltyDL, Illum Sphere, The Bug and Machinedrum select music from Lee Gamble, Kassem Mosse, Micachu and Fracture amongst others.

Our latest set features loads of exciting new tunes for your listening pleasure. Hour one: new beats from Illum Sphere, a gorgeous new track from Teebs’ forthcoming sophomore LP, Tycho returns with fresh music, STL drops a new album on Smallville Records, and Efdemin makes a long-awaited return with a killer track. Hour two: we […]

To coincide with the release of his debut album 'Ghosts Of Then And Now', Illum Sphere talks to Ninja Tune about the process of making the album as well as selecting five tracks that have been influential to him over the years, including tracks from Jimi Hendrix, Roy Haynes, Theo Parrish, Transllusion and Dabrye.

Urban landscapes, desolate and crowded at the same time, as can happen only at nighttime. Small dark alleys between the skyscrapers of a modern metropolis. The wet asphalt with a slight but steady rain. The silence broken only by the sirens of the ambulances and the chatter of groups of drunk guys. Here is the ideal setting for an epic, experimental at times futuristic and industrial sound. This is the sound of Odd Shapes, Danish beats-oriented artist, guest of the 7° episode of THE TAPE podcast. The mixtape starts in an epic "key" (with Forest Swords and Holy Other). Epic theme that is never abandoned for the whole mix but, thanks to Four Tet, Burial, Oneohtrix Point Never, Illum Sphere, assumes ambient, industrial and futuristic variations that alternate between them and find a meeting point in the Odd Shapes' songs (Nightfall, Inferior - Odd Shapes Remix). Tracklist: 01 Forest Swords - Friend, You Will Never Learn [Tri Angle Records] 02 Holy Other - Tense Past [Tri Angle Records] 03 DyE - Fantasy [Tigersushi Records] 04 Odd Shapes - Nightfall [Polaron Collective] 05 FKA Twigs - Papi Pacify [Young Turks Records] 06 Borealis - Nightfall (Ben Lukas Boysen Remix) [Origami Sound] 07 Lorn - Weigh Me Down (Illum Sphere Remix) [NinjaTune] 08 Four Tet - Parallel Jalebi [Text Records] 09 Oneohtrix Point Never - Zebra [Warp Records] 10 Blak Nite - MoNY [Dark Clover Records] 11 Burial - Come Down to Us [Hyperdub Records] 12 Oneohtrix Point Never - Chrome Country [Warp Records] 13 NuGravity - Don't Make Me Fly, Don't Make Me Cry [Plastik Sound] 14 Amphior - Inferior (Odd Shapes Remix) [Unreleased] 15 Nocow - Mist [Origami Sound] 16 Jon Hopkins - Abandon Window [Domino Records] ODD SHAPES Denmark based Odd Shapes released his debut EP through Dark Clover Records in 2012. Since then he has been doing a lot of single tracks and remixes on various labels. In his productions the fine blend of haunting details and, at times uplifting, evocative compositions comes in contrast with futuristic nuances of beats-oriented music. Some Important Events: - A Strangely Isolated Place recently put out a beautiful double vinyl whereon Echaskech remixes my track "Desert Plant" - Origami Sound is releasing my 2nd EP "Intense Appreciation" on 14.02 2014. There will be released a couple of teaser videos up till the date on my website oddshapes.net which is under construction at the moment. - Also I just started a project called 'Lattice' with a fellow producer from Denmark. It's a house/techno-thing (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTgrgShTsYc). LINKS: FACEBOOK Odd Shapes: https://www.facebook.com/oddshapesdk SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/oddshapes FACEBOOK Beat Machine: https://www.facebook.com/BeatMachineRec

This episode crawls up from out of the ocean and ends somewhere above the treetops: Haunting new music from Benoit Pioulard, a delicate number from Colleen, gorgeous old tapes from William Basinksi, melancholic house from Bvdub’s Earth House Hold, brand new beats from Jacques Greene,  Om Unit remixing Illum Sphere, the latest from John Roberts, […]

Signal Podcast 009 Part 1: Corea Tracklist: Rain Dog “Spatial Separations”                             Gui Mutuel “Cardio”                            Untold “Motion The Dance”                                16 Bit Lolitas, Lucy Iris “Overboard, Underwater”           Danny Drive Thru “Eclipsemoonsun” (Trevino Remix)                     Luke Abbott “Modern Driveway”                           West Norwood Cassette Library “Coming On Strong” (Pangaea Remix)        Illum Sphere “Never Lie Twice” (Om Unit Remix)                        Tensei “100 Ton Press”                               Cobblestone Jazz “Across the Nation”                     Maya Jane Coles “Nobody Else” (Youandewan Remix 1)                     Kid606 “Everything Is Business” Face & Heel “One Hundred Years Deep” Kuedo “Work, Live & Sleep In Collapsing Space” (Claude Speed ‘Infinity Ultra Rework’ Feat. Jivraj Singh)

Feat: Ghosts Of Paraguay, CoMa, Mainger, ENiGMA Dubz, Katie McLeod, Stickman, Illum Sphere, Koloah, Plasmic Shape, Oceania, Planet Soap, Eprom and Machinedrum.

Some of the most cinematic beats you will hear for a long time. FRAMEWORKS aka Matt Brewer brings a selection of beats and bliss for 90 minutes or so, including his own work with the likes of Sabira Jade and Blu Rum 13. A gorgeous accompaniment to last week’s Mecca:83 and Dabrye x Illum Sphere podcasts. If you like what you hear, let him know – comment below and check http://soundcloud.com/frameworks Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Framewo… TRACKLIST 00:00 Jon Hopkins – Wire 00:54 Herma Puma – Dream 05:25 Onra – A New Dynasty 07:49 Metaform – Barbie Doll 10:13 Frameworks – Moonlighting 12:03 Souleance – Amourette 16:38 Floored Capri – I Tell You What 18:33 edIT – Ants 23:51 Ratatat – Loud Pipes 26:29 Frameworks - Rotterdam 35:36 Frameworks – Vanish 39:08 Emancipator – Anthem 45:51 Bobby Granite – strength of the sun 47:51 KING – Supernatural 52:09 sABIRa Jade – Somehow 57:14 K-Kruz/Steve Spacek – Look Honest 1:00:49 Pretty Lights – Finally Moving 1:04:08 RJD2 – Ring Finger 1:08:00 Jon Kennedy – Live Test 1:11:57 Kate Bush – Cloudbusting 1:15:23 Ghost – Round Trip 1:17:51 Prefuse 73 – Choking You 1:22:22 Wax Tailor – There Is Danger 1:25:46 Danny Elfman – Edward Scissorhands Theme

DABRYE's only UK date in 2011 was at HOYA HOYA, Manchester - hype around the man had been at an all time high around the end of 2011, not least in thanks to the #freeDabrye campaign in anticipation of Three/Three's eventual release... Hoya Hoya resident ILLUM SPHERE and DABRYE took to a 2 hour back to back session (3 or 4 tunes each on rotation) broadcast on Hoya's UStream and archived here on Groovement. Music all the way apart from a chat after an hour or so - enjoy! No tracks IDs - I couldn't keep up ;) http://hoyahoya.co.uk Download 320: http://www.groovement.co.uk/2011/11/podcast-dabrye-x-illum-sphere-hoyahoya-27nov11/

Lucky Me's Joe Shabadu kicks off a frankly crazy show, followed by a live Monome set by Daedelus and rounded off in true Hoya Hoya style by Illum Sphere. Also present was EMN, Hoya visualist and builder of Archimedes, Daedelus' visual platform which received its UK debut this weekend. Recorded at Hoya Towers, Manchester, UK. Presented by Agent J. 320 quality download forthcoming at http://groovement.co.uk

Full podcast archive at http://groovement.co.uk Many thanks to Illum and Platt for the use of Hoya towers following Groovement technical difficulties... http://twitter.com/illumpshere http://hoyahoya.co.uk Tracklisting Ceephax - LW Traveller Anna Domino - Trust in Love Kutmah - Unknown MED ft Hodgy Beats - Outta Control Kromestar x Om Unit - Don't Make Sense Jacques Dutronc - Hippie Hippue Hourrah Angelillo and Hamel - Je Veux Te Die Unc Chanson Ward 21 - Dancehall Style Ward 21 - Brain Freeze Riddim Harmonic 313 x Wiley - Money Man Kutmah - Unknown Bernice Frazier - Will You Be The One The Zombies - Time Of The Season XI - Immunity Jonti - Nodles Way Home Yamasuki - Okawa Talking Heads - Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On) Shokazulu - Part 4 Memotone - Small Good Things Hudson People - Trip To Your Mind Martyn - Alldayallnight Pangea - Hex Rustie - Cry Flames Ikonika - Fleas Glass Domain - Interlock (Illum Sphere edit) Kuedo - Truth Flood Cela - I'm In Love (Joey Negro edit) Theo Parrish - Stomp Yo Feet (Part 1) Braille - En Route Metronomy - This Could Be Beautiful (It Is) Monky - The Hipster Shadowbox - Ceilings Off (Icky Doome mix) Danny Brown ft Dopehead - Bruiser Brigade Eliphino - Devoted Basic Channel - Octaedre Petey Pablo - Raise Up DJ Diamond - Horns Machinedrum - Only 1 Way 2 Know Dorian Concept - Tigerburger Almost Two TLC - My Life Lorn - Unreleased Global Communication - 5'23 (Lone remix) Illum Sphere - Constellations (v1) Bernard Herrmann - Twisted Nerve Das Ding - H.S.T.A. Smokey Robinson - Baby That's Backatcha P Funk Allstars - Hydraulic Pump Flying Lizards - Steam Away Broadcast - Black Cat Thundercat - Fleer Ultra Earth, Wind & Fire - Let Your Feelings Show (Domu edit) Angela Bofill - People Make The World Go Round (Greymatter rework) Radiohead - Codex (Illum Sphere RMX) Mala - Left Leg Out Lucy Pearl - Without You (Remix) Stereolab - Come And Play In The Milky Night

Lots of new music and a conversation with LONE and PARIAH outside Hoya Hoya in Manchester, where Illum Sphere's birthday bash was taking place. Also a chat with Pete Rock about comics - catch the rest of the interview in the next issue of Bonafide Magazine (http://bonafidezine.com). Tracklisting V.C. – Kind Of Bad JIN – Hard (Sourface Remix) JEFF SPEC – Invocation HASSAN MACKEY x APOLLO BROWN – Something OM UNIT vs KROMESTAR – Solar Cycle HUDSON MOHAWKE – Octan K1 – Fairy (The Legend Of Zelda) PIXELORD – Iron And Cream Part 2 DJ PUND – Everything SHABAZZ PALACES – Find Out DEPAKOTE – 1972 K-Mart Special PARIAH – Detroit Falls PARIAH x LONE – INTERVIEW RADIOHEAD – Feral (Lone Remix) STRATEGY of BROKE ‘N’ £NGLISH – LifeOnTheCostaDelSalford KLOPFENPOP ft RANDOM – TURTLE Power MEGA RAN & K-MURDOCK – Dream Master ARKIST – Fill My Coffee THE STEPKIDS – Shadows On Behalf BIG WAR – A Day In The Graveyard CHINI ft BEDOS & SASHA PANNU – Let Me Feel Your Soul COLONEL RED ft URSULA RUCKER – Gimme A Minute SERENGETI – Flutes BRANDEE YOUNGER – So Alive FIGURE OF WAX ft VICTORIA PORT – Be Myself FIGURE OF WAX – Instrumental L DIGZ – Get Em (Mustard Seed Mix) SPARKZ ft HELEN K & L DIGZ- Back to Basics MOCHIPET – Yoshi’s Dinosaur Egg Hunt DELA – Jay Hova / Music MONKY – French Vanilla MELODICA DEATHSHIP – Woe Betide Them T-WOC – Roll Dat DANNY DRIVE THRU – Black Gestapo PETE ROCK x INI – Fakin’ Jax (Sourface Remix Instrumental) PETE ROCK – INTERVIEW PETE ROCK x SMIF-N-WESSUN ft TYLER WOODS- Monumental BETA HECTOR – Jupiter Mission YOSI HIRIKAWA – Letter Archived: http://www.groovement.co.uk/2011/08/download-groovement-9aug11-ft-lone-x-pariah-pete-rock/

GROOVEMENT // HOYA HOYA TAKEOVER JULY 2010 KUTMAH X JAMES T COTTON X JONNY DUB X ILLUM SPHERE Presented by Agent J KUTMAH is free. Released from holding two weeks previous to the show, he’s not allowed back to his home of Los Angeles and is currently resident in Manchester, UK. Here he talks a little about his experiences plus drops a bomb of a set. JAMES T COTTON aka Dabrye amongst other aliases was also in town and shares the love with a few exclusives. JONNY DUB and ILLUM SPHERE hold down Hoya Hoya in Manchester, and regularly bring guests of the highest calibre through to the Groovement show. Hosted by Agent J, Groovement broadcasts every Sunday on Unity Radio. Tracklist follows below! Originally broadcast on www.UnityRadio.fm Sunday, 18th July 2010.

Fading into our existence for only a short time, slamming it down at Hoya Hoya in Manchester for Hallowe'en (together with Alphabet Zoo's Danny Breaks) with a live set, Agent J of Groovement shoots the ethereal shit with the don of the Afrikan Space Program, Brainfeeder's Ras G. Recorded November 2nd, 2009 @ Hoya Hoya towers, Manchester. Thanks to Jonny Dub and Illum Sphere. http://myspace.com/rasg

Well, well, well... a couple of weeks after joining us in the studio with Brackles, Daedelus returns to our humble Manchester studio with a special friend in tow in the form of the MotherFucking Gaslamp Killer. Jonny Dub of Hoya Hoya kicks us off with some typical Hoya fatness before Daedelus digs out his UK purchases and spins us some scratchy vinyl. Gaslamp drops some ill and upfront shit from his iPhone while Illum Sphere gets a late train in to finish us off. MONSTER of a show, and a direct result of Hoya KILLING it at the Warehouse Project the night before. The only way is up, gentlemen. Originally broadcast on www.UnityRadio.fm on Sunday 25th October 2009.

Thanks to the mans like Illum Sphere and Jonny Dub, Groovement landed these two LA hipsters in front of its microphone back in April: Gaslamp was playing fastbecominglegendary club night Hoya Hoya together with Sean Vinylment of Finders Keepers at the Roadhouse in Manchester, while FlyLo was visiting the Mint Lounge on a Monday night in an event put on by Hit n Run, Hoya Hoya and New Bohemia. A little warning: the FL interviews swerves into deep geek territory. If you’re averse to videogames and comics, turn away after the first twenty minutes…

Paul White's music is like the alphabet spaghetti of hip hop and Groovement was ecstatic to catch up with him and pick his brainzz when he dropped into Manchester, hitting on everything from badgers and UFOs to elaborate pillowcase packaging. Paul was spinning with Benji B at Hoya Hoya together with Illum Sphere and Jonny Dub - massive shout to the guys for sorting the hook up. Check out hoya hoya here including mix downloads... http://hoya-hoya.blogspot.com/ Paul White lives here: http://www.myspace.com/paulmw

A true gentleman, Daedeulus' intense stage presence belies a softly spoken and polite individual whose creativity oozes out of his very pores. The big D chats to Groovement the day before his set at Futuresonic in Manchester (which was preceded by an intimate secret gig at Common bar)at the Urbis Museum. We chat on about martial arts, UK influences, love and blips. A big thanks to Jonny Dub and Illum Sphere who set up the interview in their flat of stars. Playing underneath is Daedelus' set from hoya:hoya last year, downloadable here: http://www.groovement.co.uk/podcasts-2/daedelus-hoyahoya/

The mighty Stones Throw crew recently toured Europe, and the Manchester date saw Groovement catch up with Dam Funk, Mayer Hawthorne and James Pants. Jon K and Illum Sphere were droppin’ bombs in the background of the Deaf Institute venue, so please excuse any peaks in sound… Also check http://www.groovement.co.uk/about/stones-throw/

Illum Sphere provides a new mix celebrating the 1st birthday of his club night Hoya:Hoya and the impending release of his debut release on Fat City Recordings entitled "Incoming EP"........... The mix features upfront business from MF Doom, Ras_G, Samiyam, Flying Lotus, Bullion, Dabrye, Mike Slott, Mr Dibiase and himself as well as some rare old joints!