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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: The passing of Sebastian Lodemann, published by ClaireB on November 23, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. With immense sadness, we want to let the community know about the passing of Sebastian Lodemann, who lost his life on November 9th, 2023, in a completely unexpected and sudden accident. Those who have met him know how humble and kind he was, in addition to being a brilliant and energetic person full of light. Sebastian was deeply altruistic, curious, and took seriously both the challenges facing our world, and its potential. He loved connecting with humans from across the globe and supporting as many people as he could, so there will be a wide international community of people who will keenly feel his absence. Sebastian has been involved with EA since 2016, working on a wide range of projects in AI governance and strategy, pandemic prevention, civilisational resilience and career advising, and taking the Giving What We Can pledge. We extend our deepest sympathies to Sebastian's wife, his children, his parents and the rest of their family during this incredibly difficult time. We stand with them in mourning and in honoring the memory of a wonderful person who was taken from us far too soon. Sebastian's funeral ceremony took place on November 18th. Here are some steps you can take to commemorate Sebastian: You can make a donation to Sebastian's wife and children here (in euros) or here (in USD or in CAD). For other currencies, you can contact us as commemoratesebastian@gmail.com* If you would like to be invited to a virtual gathering in memory of Sebastian, please complete this short form or email commemoratesebastian@gmail.com To share memories of Sebastian for his family and his young children to know who their father was and how he was a force for good in the world in ways they might not otherwise get to learn, you can use this link, or share your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

With immense sadness, we want to let the community know about the passing of Sebastian Lodemann, who lost his life on November 9th, 2023, in a completely unexpected and sudden accident. Those who have met him know how humble and kind he was, in addition to being a brilliant and energetic person full of light. Sebastian was deeply altruistic, curious, and took seriously both the challenges facing our world, and its potential. He loved connecting with humans from across the globe and supporting as many people as he could, so there will be a wide international community of people who will keenly feel his absence.Sebastian has been involved with EA since 2016, working on a wide range of projects in AI governance and strategy, pandemic prevention, civilisational resilience and career advising, and taking the Giving What We Can pledge. We extend our deepest sympathies to Sebastian's wife, his children, his [...] --- First published: November 23rd, 2023 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/dqDhXc9qirhPHjfXH/the-passing-of-sebastian-lodemann --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

Ohne die Elblotsen geht auf der Elbe fast gar nichts. Seit Jahrhunderten haben sie sich als Brüderschaft organisiert, mit einem Ältermann an der Spitze. Nach 10 Jahren räumt Ben Lodemann nun diesen Posten. Lodemann stammt aus dem Süden Deutschlands, hat seine Karriere in der Schifffahrt in den 1980er Jahren begonnen. Seitdem ist er so ziemlich alles gefahren, was man sich vorstellen kann: von Bananen bis hin zu Millionären auf Luxus-Kreuzfahrtschiffen. Privat engagiert sich Lodemann für den Erhalt von Windjammern und Traditionsschiffen. Auch die Rückkehr der Viermast-Bark "Peking" aus New York hat er mitorganisiert. Im Hafenkonzert bei NDR 90,3 spricht Ben Lodemann über seine Karriere in der Schifffahrt, über den Alltag der Lotsen, über das Schlick-Problem in der Elbe, über immer größere Containerfrachter und über seine Liebe zu alten Schiffen. Moderation: Dietrich Lehmann

For more info: https://balancemusic.com.au @lodemann Berlin based André Lodemann has been a DJ for more than 20 years. In 2001 he started to produce music releasing 12-inches and remixes on Moods n Grooves, Simple Records, G-Stone, Room with a View, Z Records, Freerange, Buzzinfly, DFTD amongst others. His tunes ‘Where are you now?' and ‘The Light' became hugely popular with the worldwide underground DJ circuit. Other highlights include remixes for Tracey Thorn, Omar, Akabu, Phonique and Vakula to name a few. Citing his greatest influences as Masters at Work, Mateo and Matos, Kerri Chandler and François Kevorkian, Lodemann's musical vision is to create atmosphere, arouse emotion and touch people musically.

This week we are proud to welcome an extraordinarily talented artist from Germany who's held in particularly high regard round these parts with his releases on the likes of Siamese, Freerange, Innervisions, his own Best Works imprint and most recently for us here at Selador where he remixed Carlos Barbero & Dom Fricot's ‘Closure To Closure' with his usual panache. We are of course talking about the one, the only André Lodemann, in the mix right here, right now, exclusively for the Selador Sessions. 01. Argia - Lost Skin (Ruede Hagelstein Remix) 02. Tiello, CCINNI - Do You Know 03. Torn Sail - Scared Of My Heart (Andre Lodemann Remix) 04. Motip White - Swing Boat 05. Keinemusik (&Me, Rampa, Adam Port) - What You Expected 06. Ditian - Insignia 07. Carlos Barbero, Dom Fricot - Closer To Closure (Andre Lodemann Remix) 08. Cipy - Breath of Izzy 09. Oriol Calvo, LMNL - Love Loud (Kevin Di Serna Remix) 10. Sparrow & Barbossa, Nomvula SA - Amore Profondo (Caiiro Remix) 11. WhoMadeWho & Rampa 'UUUU' (&ME Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

This week we are proud to welcome an extraordinarily talented artist from Germany who's held in particularly high regard round these parts with his releases on the likes of Siamese, Freerange, Innervisions, his own Best Works imprint and most recently for us here at Selador where he remixed Carlos Barbero & Dom Fricot's ‘Closure To Closure' with his usual panache. We are of course talking about the one, the only André Lodemann, in the mix right here, right now, exclusively for the Selador Sessions. 01. Argia - Lost Skin (Ruede Hagelstein Remix) 02. Tiello, CCINNI - Do You Know 03. Torn Sail - Scared Of My Heart (Andre Lodemann Remix) 04. Motip White - Swing Boat 05. Keinemusik (&Me, Rampa, Adam Port) - What You Expected 06. Ditian - Insignia 07. Carlos Barbero, Dom Fricot - Closer To Closure (Andre Lodemann Remix) 08. Cipy - Breath of Izzy 09. Oriol Calvo, LMNL - Love Loud (Kevin Di Serna Remix) 10. Sparrow & Barbossa, Nomvula SA - Amore Profondo (Caiiro Remix) 11. WhoMadeWho & Rampa 'UUUU' (&ME Remix) This podcast is hosted by Syndicast.

A late surprise guest arrives at the party, but oh so welcome – and with a sonic sting in the tail. Yes, it's time for that bonus remix we promised on the epic ‘Closer to Closure'. It's a label debut, from a firm favourite at Selador HQ, why, ‘tis only one of Germany's finest, Andre Lodemann! We've been working to get Andre on the label for longer than we care to remember, but both parties agreed it needed to be the right project – and here it is. Carlos Barbero and Dom Fricot are the lucky recipients of the Lodemann magic. Emotionally-charged and always atmospheric, Andre hits the dancefloor sweet spot with this driving yet intricate interpretation that is the perfect bed for the impassioned vocal, and has had the likes of Undercatt, Fur Coat and Marco Resmann getting all excited. Building to a finale that will have your goosebumps and spine tingles neck and neck in a race to the dancefloor, this is not to be missed. Team Selador – we wanna get Lodemann, and we wanna have a good time, and that's what we're gonna do, we're gonna get Lodemann, we're gonna have a party

In seinem neuen Roman versucht sich Jürgen Lodemann an einem Science-Fiction-Stoff: Astronauten brechen eine Mars-Expedition ab, weil sie einen schrecklichen Fund machen.

30 Minutes Hosted & Mixed by Matt Masters Artist - Title (Mix) [Label] Atjazz & Zano - Truth Milton Jackson - M.L.A. (Original Mix) [Dark Energy] Jacksonville - Sodium Glow [Future Sessions] Youandewan - Yo Endlos Sam Matters - Your Mind [Freerange] Mano Le Tough - Energy Flow (Dj Koze Splasher Remix) 30 Minutes Mixed by Andre Lodemann Artist - Title (Mix) [Label] Pete Josef - Colour (Fabian Dikof Dub) Hunter Game - Silver (Redshape Mix) Henry Saiz - Not Last Words (Guy J Remix) Andre Lodemann - Last Exit [Freerange] Headless Ghost - Dirtee Groove 20 Years of Freerange 5 x vinyl box set out now http://freerangerecords.co.uk/shop/titles/info/302

1 Hour Exclusive Guest Mix From Red D Artist - Title (Mix) [Label] DJ Sotofett - A Tribute To Sore Fingers (Fit) Inoue Shirabe – You Don’t Know My Lightcycle (Antinote) Jus’ Raw – SEQ_111 (WPBH) Red D – Into Darkness (Freerange) TJ Kong & Modular K featuring Gustaph – Let It Go (WPH) Dynamodyse – Rose Of Jericho II (WPH) André Lodemann – Riven Reminiscences (San Soda Remix) (Freerange) Red D – Chez (Freerange) Metrobox feat Red D & TLP – EPHF (WPH) Willie Ninja – Hot (Nervous) David Morales – Tribal Funk (Rekids) www.freerangerecords.co.uk

01. Want You In My Soul (Original Mix) Lovebirds feat. Stee Downes 02. Path (Dub Mix) Redshape 03. Happy Dayz (Original) UPZ feat. Stephanie Cooke 04. Upon Ourselves (Yoruba Soul Mix) Argy feat. Bajka 05. The Leaf (Gonna Get You) Nomumbah 06. Was Bleibt (Jimpster Instrumental) Kollektiv Turmstrasse 07. Deep Love (King Todli Mix) King Todli & Real Purple Deep feat Dj Biggy B 08. Let It Be Love (You Should Be Mine) (N'Dinga Gaba Remix) Mark Di Meo feat. Nickson 09. Peace (Frankie Feliciano Stripped Vocal Mix) DeepCitySoul & Darryl D'Bonneau 10. Raising Vibrations (Club Mix) Klevakeys feat. Diamondancer 11. Another World Feat. Andre Lodemann (Album Version) Joey Negro presents Akabu

Wherever you are in the world, I wish you love and better times now and ahead.  This is the first of three special mixes this weekend to uplift you.  Support the artists, support the magic. Love and Serenity to all.   [Artist] - [Track] - [Label]   1) DJ Le Roi - I Loved You First DJK Meets Original Meets Kevin Over Mix - Noir Music  2) Hector Couto - Lost Keys - Noir Music 3) Alex Flatner & Hermanez - When The Sun Goes Down Original Mix - Noir Music 4) Noir - Satisfied House Vocal Mix - Noir Music 5) Alex Flatner, MSMS & Cari Golden - Love Is A Condition Paolo Rocco Mix - Noir Music 6) Andre Lodemann - Riven Reminiscence - Freerange Records

SUARA PODCATS 032 – ANDRE LODEMANN (STUDIO MIX) This the thirty second episode and for this week we have Andre Lodemann. For this Suara PodCat he has delivered a 60 minute set full of atmospheric techno cuts and synthetic melodies. I'm sure that all those emotive sound lovers out there will definetely enjoy this set! Tracklist: Stereofysh - Yet there (Robag Wruhme) - Pampa Fabian Dikof - Consequence Master - Best Works Records Gui Boratto - Joker (Dave DK Mix) - Kompakt Ian Pooley - Floris - Innervision Thyladomid - The Real Thing (Stimming Remix) - Diynamic Sasse, Stelios Vassiloudis - Kwai - Mood Coyu - Just Nin /Andre Lodemann Remix) - Suara Christian Prommer - Can It Be Done f. Adriano Prestel (Alex Niggemann Remix) - Compost YOKTO - Two For Wood - Compost NAOME - Belly of the Beast f Sutja Gutierrez (Villanova Fretless Remix) - My Favorite Robot

Make sure your subwoofer is connected before hitting the play and + buttons. Some very deep tracks this week that I might be playing coming Thursday in bQm, Zürich. Tracklist: Einmusik - Silk N´ Saw (David Jach Remix) Gran Cavaliere - Hataway (The Dualz Remix) Gui Boratto - Telecaster (Original Mix) Ruede Hagelstein - Minus (Original Mix) Akra - Pure (Lake People Remix) RAR - Hool (Original Mix) Andre Lodemann - Coming Your Way Vinayak A - Set Her Free (Martin Buttrich Remix) Dahu - Deep In The Woods (Bartok Remix)

DJ Jim Poe recently joined the DHA Podcast as a resident, delivering this mix to serve as our February podcast. Jim grew up in NYC, honing his skills at some of the seminal NYC house parties during the 90's, and has a wealth of experience that many young DJs could take note from. This mix has a real New York City vibe, defining deep house as it once was and still should be. Now based in Sydney, Jim work's as a freelance writer and DJ, whilst working with a NYC-based house music label, Republic Music. Jim is also part of the Bondi Beach Radio Jim's mix contains a few special tracks which we'd like you to take note of... Track #2 from Republic Music, Billy Shane – Molashus (Original Mix) and track #7 from DHA resident Venda, an original from his debut EP, "Love (Original Mix)" - out now on Black Key Records. Get into the music! 01. Sinan Kaya – Universal Love (Original Mix) // Back to the Future 02. Billy Shane – Molashus (Original Mix) // Republic Music 03. Neil Smallridge – Blue Book (Original Mix) // Side Trak 04. Brad Peterson – Endangered Species (Original Mix) // Monochromatic 05. The White Man & the Arab – Thinking of You (Original Mix) // WMA 06. Amir Alexander – Everybody’s Beautiful (Original Mix) // Hypercolour 07. Venda – Love (Original Mix) // Black Key 08. Joeski & Tête de la Course – The Preacher Man (Original Mix) // Maya 09. André Lodemann – Feeling Good (Original Mix) // DFTD 10. Classic Man – Love (Love Ride Mix) // Nervous

Here's to the New Year ! Track List : 1. Changed feat Ernesto (Andre Lodemann Remix) 2. iNO (Tapesh Remix) 3. Burning Bright (Joyce Muniz Remix)- Maya Jane Coles 4. Esperanto Juggler - Dusky 5. Bigger Than Prince (Hot Since 82 Remix) 6. Dextro (Original Club Mix) 7. El Cambio Politico - Pirupa & Hollen 8. Molly - Mark Mendes & Mike Jacinto 9. Ping Pong (Original Mix) - Loopers 10. Up And Down (Original Mix) - Audiomatiques 11. Mis Labios (Joyce Muniz Remix) 12. Say That (Loko Remix) 13. La Vita feat. Gizep - Bass Fly Tech House Remix 14. Partenza (Original Mix) - Chus & Ceballos, Marlon D 15. I Knew You When (Members Only Mix) - Late Night Alumni 16. Your Love (Original Club Mix) - Mark Knight

Mirco Esposito vs. Beaten Soul ft. Tyree Cooper "That's House Music" (DJ Vas Bootleg) Ninetoes "Finder" (Original) Kenny Bobien "Set Them Free" (Rocco Remix) Andre Lodemann "Imagine" Max & Sims "Get It On Tonight" DJ Fudge & Kiko Navarro "So Tight" Samir Laslo "I'm In Love With You" Dave Mayer "Feel My Love" DJ Mes "Boom Chika Boom" J. Paul Getto "Handle Your Scandal" Twins Of Sound "Stop Me" Fred Everything "Street Luv" Toby Tobias "Macasu" (Motor City Drum Ensemble Loft Party Remix) EP104 Set Them Free Recorded 11.11.13 Time 52:10 Subscribe in iTunes for the latest episodes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/deep-house-episodes/id342587477 Thanks for your feedback - it is appreciated.

This is the first Sidekast from Sidetrak Records bringing you the very best in forward thinking house music! Compiled by Red Star Arcade Tracklisting: 1 Uner - Pallene (Original Mix) (Clubstar) 2 Temporary Hero - Ballet (Andre Lodemann Remix) (Sidetrak Records) 3 X-Press 2 - In The Blood feat. Alison Limerick (Original Mix) (Skint Records) 4 Satoshi Tomiie - Momento Magico (Original Mix) (Saw Recordings) 5 Technasia - Heart Of Flesh (Original Mix) (Cadenza) 6 Will Monotone - Dem Mai Hoes (Original Mix) (Fogbank Recordings) 7 NY Stomp - The NY House Trak (Original Mix) (Illusion Recordings) 8 Burnski - Lost In The Zoo (The Martinez Brothers' Bronx Zoo Mix) (Saved Records) 9 Andrea Oliva - Bandit (Original Mix) (Saved Records) 10 Red Star Arcade - Compassion Love (Off The Cuff Mix) (Sidetrak Records)

Reports from Mexico are equivocal in their expression, but not in their message: for those who went to this year's Mi Casa Holiday it's "Wow!", and for those who didn't it's "I won't miss it next year!" Earlier this month, a considerable contingent of the house music world descended on Mexico's bohemian Playa del Carmen, situated on the Yucatan Peninsula surrounded by Mayan ruins, palm trees, and breathtaking beaches.  The annual event is 4 days of activities designed to bring this community of like-minded people together in a unique way and to build within it a strong bond that continues long after the party is over.   This year, creator Julius the Mad Thinker, his sister Jennifer Hurst and co-organizer Keith Evans teamed up with innumerable Global Soul industry names to make the fourth season finale the best one ever. These include Wepa's Joanne Jimenez and Antonio Ocasio, Osunlade, Master Kev, David Sabat, United Music's Hallex M and Abel Rogers, Dive's DJ ALA and Mikeytown, Alex Callejo, Uhuru Africa's Adam Gibbons, Lady Alma, Ramon Rawsoul, Lego, AQBT and many many more. Here's what some had to say:  "Best weekend of my life!" Master Kev "Words can not express how unique and fun this trip was" Househead "I let out tears of joy" Deborah Conton "Yes indeed PARADISE!" Sabine Blazin Julius's thinking pays off. He chills with fellow Chicagoan Alex Callejo... and sports his Chihuahua T-Shirt. Niiice   Unfortunately, we could not make this year's Mi Casa (although we tried) but we join the chorus of all those who did not go in saying "we won't miss next year's!" It is now our goal and objective.  And to do our part from this side of the Pacific to spread the love, we're featuring this week one of our all time favorite Julius the Mad Thinker mixes titled "Don't Be Afraid".  Here's the tracklist: 1. George Levin - Late Discovery  2. Shannon Harris - ATEM RA  3. Pirahnahead Feat. Diviniti - Believe In Me  4. Reel People - It Will Be (Ezel & Kyoto Jazz Massive Mix)  5. Omar - Lay it Down (Andre Lodemann Remix)  6. Joey Negro pres. Akabu - Another World (Andre Lodemann mix)  7. Manoo - Kodjo  8. Margaret Grace - Hope you feel better (Teddy Douglas Re-Mastered Extended Mix)  9. Radio Slave - Caballero (Radio Slave's Innervision Remix)  10. MKTL Feat. Kenny Bobien - Don't Be Afraid (Master Kev & Tony Loreto Deeper Vocal Mix)  11. Elements of Life feat. Lisa Fischer - Love will know (Louie Vega remix)  12. Malik Alston - Badeya  13. Raul Midon - Cerca de mi (Louie Vega remix)  14. Rasmus Faber feat. Clara Mendes - Na Minha Terra For more stunning images, music and more hit www.micasaholiday.com Long live Mi Casa! :) Subscribe for free with iTunes

Groovement Soul Podcast No.14 is Leftside Wobble's live set from our monthly residency in The Grand Social on the 29th September 2012. Check the grooves that rocked the party on the night. INTERVIEWQuestions by Colin Leopold Q: Where is your favourite place to (a) have a beer (b) have a dance (c) eat dinner? A: Not that I'm swerving the question but in all three cases it's anywhere where the company is great. Q: Do you think there are less boundaries between soulful music in 2012? A: If anything, I think over time dance music has become even more controlled by ever more micro genres. In the 80s before the advent of house music, the better clubs weren't afraid to book DJ's that played diverse music that crossed genre boundaries. New York DJ's such as Mark Kamins, John 'Jellybean' Benitez, Arthur Baker and Francois K were so good at putting together diverse sets that fused multiple musical influences together. Those DJ's have probably been my biggest influence. Q: What advice would you give to best join the dots in a DJ set?A: For me, it's about being in tune with the crowd and not being afraid to play with the mood and energy of the room through the music you're playing. Q: What DJs do you listen to? A: As many as I can. Monday's generally involve me booting up the iPlayer to listen to Giles Petersens show but I also ensure I download mixes from my favourite club DJ's. People like Chris Duckenfield, Gerd Jensen and Move D. Q: You worked a lot with Dazed and Confused magazine in the 90s, what magazine do you read these days and if you could set up your own non-music magazine what would it cover and what would it be called?A: Most of my reading habits have moved to digital media formats these days, but I still keep an eye on what's happening in print publishing via a great blog called Magculture. It specialises in finding those really interesting micro publishing titles that cross the boundaries between culture, fashion and music. From a digital sperspective though, I'm really excited by tablets as a magazine format. There's a really great iPad magazine called Letter To Jane the reminds me very much of the early days of Dazed & Confused in the way that it does really original stuff with it's publishing medium. In the same way that Dazed made you think differently about print media, Letter To Jane does the same with interactive media. Not that I've got any ambition to set up my own magazine, but if I did it would definitely be something for digital tablets. As for a name, Jefferson Hack got there first when he named his Dazed & Confused spin-off Another Magazine. Q: Where do you find your new music? Name your hottest recent discovery or 'one to watch'? A: Soundcloud has obviously become a very important source of music discovery for me in recent years as I love the direct contact with artists it provides which isn't coloured by the opinions of others such as music journalists or record store employees. I obviously don't rely solely on Soundcloud for music discovery, but I just try to ensure my ears/eyes are always open, whatever the source – radio, social media, email newsletters, promos etc. The most exciting band I've discovered this year is a band called Public Service Broadcasting – so hard to describe but in a strange way they remind me of Lemonjelly. Search out a track of theirs called Spitfire on YouTube and you'll get what I mean, the visuals are such an integral part of their music. Q: You did an edit of The Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows. Who's your favourite Beatle and why? | A: That's a really hard one as it constantly flips between John Lennon and George Harrison. At the moment it's George but probably only because I recently bought the Martin Scorsese documentary about his life 'Living In The Material World'. I've just been asked to DJ at an evening to launch the DVD/Blue Ray release of The Beatles 'Magical Mystery Tour' movie so my opinion will probably change again after I've been exposed to the psychedelic joys that evening brings! Q: What's the last country you visited to DJ and what was your best, and worst memory of it? A: I've just got back from Barcelona, where I was DJing for a night called Playtime. It was at a brand new venue on the Ramblas which if I'm to be totally honest, I had grave reservations about seeing as the Ramblas is in the centre of Barcelonas tourist district. But it was a fantastic little club with the best small club sound system I've come across outside of London's Plastic People. My favourite memory of the weekend was meeting so many friends that I've made over the last few years through things like Soundcloud. It's a beautifully strange sensation when you feel you know somebody pretty well but you're only meeting them face to face for the first time. The worst part of the weekend was arriving back at my hotel for a quick kip 15 minutes before check-out and finding out that my room was already booked by somebody else so I had no way of bribing the staff into allowing me an extra couple of hours in the room! Q: Did you go to Notting Hill Carnival this year? How was it and what are your top three essentials to bring to make it a good Carnival? A: Notting Hill Carnival is one of my highlights of the year and I'm lucky enough to DJ on what for me is Carnivals best sound system – Sancho Panza. I also run an after party with the Sancho crew on the Sunday night. As for three essentials, 1.) A smile 2.) Your dancing feet 3.) Some form of carnival guilty pleasure – pick your own!

Deep Tech House CD/Podcast Mixed By DJ Weeksey           This is the third installment of the "Technology" series of CD/Podcasts. In this mix I focus on aspects of deep tech house featuring some of my favorite tracks dating from as far back as 2009 to present day. You can expect to hear works from artists like Manic NYC, Andre Lodemann, Hot Since82, Alex Niggemann plus many more   Please see full track list below   Track Name Artist On & On MANIC NYC Where Are You Now? Andre Lodemann Frisky Maceo Plex Mantis (Original Mix) Los Suruba feat. Louisahhh Let It Ride Hot Since 82 Point Of No Return (Original Mix) Alex Niggemann ft. John Rydell Nothing Else Matters Hot Since 82 Atelier Reset Robot Club Sandwiches - Marc Roboy's Systematic Soul Mix Detroit Grand Pubahs Express Yourself (Deep Annick Mix) Balanced Fade Away P'taah & Tiombe Lockhart Phantom Galacton (Softwar Remix) Ken Adhitya & Midnight Savari Where Do I Fit (Narrator Deep Tech Mix) The MusicMaker Amame (Dyed Soundorom Downtown Remix) Intruder (A Murk Production) ft. Jei     If you like what you hear, please catch my radio shows every Saturday night from 20:00-22:00 Gmt night on www.housewavelive.com where I play the best in Afro/Tech House and Minimal Add me on facebook Search “Deejay Weeksey Add me on Twitter www.twitter.com/djweeksey ITunes Serch DJ Weeksey

Future Boogie Part II is a guest mix by Groovement Soul Resident Glenn Davis for the Multi Storey Soul show on RTE Pulse. TRACKLIST:1.

For our fifth podcast of our series we have a Deep house & Techno mix from Best Works boss Andre Lodemann. The mix is an hour of soothing deepness, that will most definitely get you in the mood for Andre's Leeds appearance when he comes to play for us in January and make his city debut. ENJOY! **INTERVIEW WITH ANDRE LODEMANN** BSU > Hi Andre, how are you? I am ready for a holiday as I had a lot of work to do both creative and administrative preparing my album "Fragments" on Best Works Records which is to be released in may 2012. BSU > You have a number of projects constantly on the go, such as running the Best Works label and producing solo material... how did you first get involved in the industry? If I am honest I started my career playing trance records in the early 90ies :) and then moving on to hip hop and finally house... BSU > What is your most memorable experience of your career so far? My most memorable moment was 1995 buying records in London. the stores in London had a totally different music selection compared to the stores in Berlin. The day I came back from London I played all the fresh tunes on a party in Frankfurt/Oder and the crowd went mad. The tune of the night was "Everybody be somebody" from Ruffneck. BSU > What inspires you? Everything that touches me in my life from bad weather to very personal emotions. BSU > In your mind, is there one album that you feel everyone should listen to at some point in their life and what is it? Kate Bush "Kick Inside", Radiohead "In Rainbows", Massive Attack "Protection", Talk Talk "Laughing Stock", Joni Mitchel "Both Sides Now",... BSU > Butter Side Up prides itself on its eclectic taste in music, what can we expect from your set on Friday? A journey from deephouse to techhouse and back with a touch of disco. BSU> Who are you looking up to at the moment? Can you tell us something about you that not many people know? I like to keep certain things private :) BSU > What can we expect from you in the future? As above mentioned my album incl. a double cd and two 12"es and of course a few new eps and remixes. Thanks Andre, see you on the 13th!

Glacier interviews one for the his ones to watch for 2011 Ossie (Hyperdub) Djinji Brown - Ancestral Black (Afefe Ikus Motherland Dub) Ray Foxx – The Trumpeter Kenny Dope and Terry Hunter – Da Jung Afro Bionics – Sweat Shop Argenis Brito & Miguel Toro – Sweet Spot (Original Mix) Djinji Brown – Smile Martin Dawson – What The Fuck Omar Lay It Down – (Andre Lodemann Remix) Smash TV – Baby Got Me Open B Original & Damir Puskkar feat J.A.M.O.N – Call Me (Kenny Dope O’Gutta Instrumental) Ossie – Ossie Baba Ossie – Tarantula Ossie – Remember The Times 2010 Ossie – Sing It Back 2010 (OssMix) Maya Jane Coles - What They Say (Dyed Soundorom Remix) Cordoba Maya Jane Coles - 4 You Swindle feat. Roses Gabor - Spend Is Dough (Roska & Swindle Remix) Journey Into Sound DJ Gregory & Gregor Salto featuring Dama Pancha & DJ Mankila – Vem Rebola (Oh Mix) Ossie – Gypsy Woman Refix

Here at Groovement Soul HQ we are delighted to have the talented Andre Lodemann laying down an exclusive guest mix to kick off our new podcast show. On Saturday 23rd of April Groovement Soul will be back in the basement of the Twisted Pepper & will be joined by a very special guest and one of the most exciting DJ's/Producers on the House scene at the moment - Mr Andre Lodemann (Best Works - Berlin). Andre's work really caught our attention in 2010 with his absolute classic remix of Omar's - Lay it Down and we've been paying close attention ever since! With his unmistakable trademark Deep Electronic Groove's, it's right up Groovement Souls street and we can not wait for him to bring it to the basement of the Twisted Pepper on April 23rd. Exclusive GS Interview with AndreQuestions by Colin Leopold and Keith DaltonQ: You've lived in Berlin for x amount of years, working and having fun. If I had 24 hours in the city, how would you recommend I spend it?A: A lot of  people who come to Berlin are here to party. Of course Berlin boasts great clubs such as Weekend, Watergate, Berghain, etc. but Berlin also has other great sites to see. I love the canals and parks in Berlin. You can take a boat through the whole city and you can play soccer in the beautiful parks here. I also like to check second hand records stores and look for things that inspire me. For the evenings programming there are great bars and restaurants to visit in different areas in the city such as Friedrichshain, were I live. Q: With people less willing to pay for music and a lot more people making it, do you think it's harder to make a living from it? What's the worst job you've had to do to support your music career? A: For me things have been different. I have been djing over 20 years now and always had a regular job as a socialworker taking care of juveniles. It was a fullfilling job that I loved. But due to my passion for music I decided to quit the job 2 years ago to concentrate myself 100% on music production and dejaying. And since I quit I have been very lucky to be able to live from my music. I feel gratefull to have this possibility. Q: What's your favourite city or club to have played in recently and why?A: I actually had a great gig in Essen, Germany a few weeks ago. I played over 5 hours and the crowd was to my surprise very open to deep music and the trip I took them on. Clubwise I also really enjoyed Prater Sauna in Vienna and Bob Beaman in Munich. I look forward to playing Trouw in Amsterdam soon as I heard great things about it. Q: A lot of countries and scenes have put their own spin on house music in the last few years, what do you think makes it such a rich source of inspiration for DJs and producers?A: House music is open to all kinds of influences. It is a universal language that everyone can speak in their own dialect. 

 Q: Do all the records you play when you are djing have to have an element of soul in them.A: Of course. Q: What type of house music do you think we will be listening to in 2020?A: I can’t really tell you what is going to happen . At least my vision and hope would be that house music receives more muscial richness leaving the tool-approach behind. Q: Who would you love to collaborate with from any scene or genre?A: I would love to work with Mark Hollis of Talk Talk. And also Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays. Q: Are you quite an ambitious person - what's your main goal or goals for 2011?A: I am ambitious but honestly my goal for 2011 is to reduce my work and enjoy daily life more. Q: Have you been to Dublin before? What are you expecting from Groovement Soul on the night? Any treats in store etc?
A: From dj friends I hear that Dublin and Ireland love House-Music. I expect a cool crowd. As to treats I just finished a few remixes and new tracks (Freerange, Room with A View) that I intend to play in my set. Q: Who's going to be big in 2011 apart from you obviously?A: Steffi. Tracklist01. Flowers and Sea Creatures - A.M. (Ewan Pearson Re-Edit) - Buzzin Fly02. Downtown Party Network - We Are Cats (MarioBasanov and Vidis Redo) - Loudeast Records03. Studnitzky - Hauke (Atjazz Base Elements Mix) - Best Works Records04. Vakula - Ring of Night (Andre Lodemann Remix) - Best Works Records05. Kruse & Nuernberg ft. NathalieClaude - More And More - Kolour06. Vincenzo - The Clearing - Dessous07. Prommer and Barck - Everything (Prommer + Barck Remix) - Derwin08. Creative Swing Alliance - Now (Loving You) - MCDE09. Norman Nodge - The Happenstance - Ostgut10. 6th Borough Project - Changin' - Delusions of Grandeur11. Bassfort - The Street Is My World (Piano Mix) - Freerange

Ladies and gents, happy new year! A belated offering from me, as I meant to release this mix at the end of 2010. More vocals in this one than is normally the case with me, but vocals makes the ladies ... well, dare i say? :) I will say though that those fascinated by 007 (James Bond) should delight in the very last song, an Andre Lodemann twist up of Joey Negro's twist up of a Bond theme song (which Negro entitles "Another World" under the guise of Akabu), which I think was taken from the countdown in Moonraker, though I'll have to verify. This is sure to have you doing your jumping jacks or whatever passes for dancing. Enjoy! :) More to come in 2011!

Episode one of the House Heads Anonymous R:EVOLVE Podcast. Mixed and Arranged by Digital Disko. R:EVOLVE Tracklisting - 1.) 'The Brush'- Nils Nuerenberg & Florian Kruse - Tom Middleton Liquatech Mix 2.) 'Another World - Akabu - Andre Lodemann Remix 3.) 'Mandrill' - Lovebirds 4.) 'Inside My Soul - Alvaro Ernesto - Pezzner Chillin Mix 5.) 'Lay It Down' - Omar - Andre Lodemann Remix 6.) 'Waterpark KiNK' - Luv Lux - Daylight Dub 7.) 'In Ten City' - Aaron Ross - Deep Dub 8.) 'Eternity EP' - Pablo Fierro 9.) 'My Man'- Lovebirds 10.)'Bad Habit' - Affkt & Samuel Dan vs ATFC Feat Lisa Millet 11.)'Inner Spirit' - Nathan G 12.)'Trionisphere Live - Kerri Chandler

This one is a one take, no edits, no mastering mix. Conceptually, the idea was to keep things kind of groovy and sophisticated. At the same time, I wanted to reach for that part of my repertoire of sound that I hardly showcase. I'm quite pleased with how it turned out in the end, especially because the sound defies easy categorization or classification. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. :)

Tracklist :   Oscar Offerman - The Fog Burns Off Marlon D - Heavenssax Jesus Gonsev - Billion Darko Esser - Balans (Nicolas Masseyeff Remix) Gui Boratto - I Feel Love (Robert Babicz Earth Mix) Andre Lodemann - Still Dreaming Stimming, Ben Watt & Julia Biel - Bright Star (Sunset Mix) Manuel Tur - Vabanque (Stimming Remix) Martinez - My Anthem Spirit Catcher - Sedona   (Click on the title to get the release!)