Podcasts about rhythim

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THE RING MAGAZINE, es mucho más que una revista. Nació en 1922 como consecuencia del inicio de la gran edad de oro del boxeo. Una época en la que el Noble Arte dejó de ser una actividad semiclandestina para convertirse en el gran deporte de masas. En muy poco tiempo se pasó de organizar los campeonatos en lugares recónditos y escondidos a abarrotar los más grandes estadios. The Ring Magazine pronto se convirtió en algo más que una revista, se convirtió en La Biblia del Boxeo. Fue voz de autoridad, reconoció títulos y campeones, veló por la integridad del boxeo y fue la encargada de preservar su historia y su legado. En un deporte desestructurado y sin una jerarquía única, The Ring asumió ese papel. Jamás una publicación independiente alcanzó tanta autoridad moral. Todo ello gracias a la iniciativa de Nat Fleischer, al que podríamos considerar uno de los diez personajes más importantes de la historia del boxeo. Os vamos a contar la historia de esta revista, su nacimiento, su apogeo y esplendor, sus posteriores problemas financieros y sus escándalos. Hasta llegar al día de hoy donde su adquisición por el todopoderoso jeque árabe Turki Alalshik abre un período de incertidumbre, pero también de esperanza ¿O deberíamos decir un período de esperanza, pero también de incertidumbre? Corte 1: “Silver Ring”, Bottle Rockets Corte 2: “Rhythim of cruelty”, Magazine Corte 3: “Ring Ring Ring (ha ha hey)”, De la Soul Corte 4: “Centerfold”, J Geils Band Corte 5: “Surfing Magazines”, Go-Betweens Corte 6: “Ring of fire” Johnny Cash

Proper techno playlist on this episode:* Cybotron Clear* Reese Rock to the beat* Rhythim is Rhythim Nude Photo* Underground Resistance The Final Frontier* X-101 Sonic DestroyerNot techno --> Misteria Who Killed JFKNot techno --> 2 Unlimited No limits* Joye Beltram Mentasm* Joye Beltram My sound* Joye Beltram Subsonic trance* Joye Beltram Energy Flash* Robert Hood Ride* Robert Hood Minus* Jeff Mills The Bells* Robert Hood Virus-4-9K561A talking podcast about EDM with an attitude and opinion! You like electronic dance music and don't know what's lit or douce? We've got you covered. We are bringing you news, reviews, and gossip that matter. Come and say Hi ! Or even better subscribe to our podcast now.Listen to our podcast on all major platforms https://fanlink.to/bHNZWatch our videos and streams on LBRY/ Odysee http://bit.ly/2NyIEgvFollow our Tweets- @freakbeats_cast Read our words on Substack https://bit.ly/36kUqUY and https://bit.ly/3MXpriy This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit freakbeatsedm.substack.com

Broadcasted on Radio Relativa in Madrid on April 4th, 2022. With tracks from Jovonn, Pacha, Kerri Chandler, Dream 2 Science, Rhythim is Rhythim, The Ron Honey Experience, Playin' 4 The City, Hugo LX, Kyle Hall... For complete tracklist visit: https://individualactiviti.es Follow Ivy Barkakati here: https://soundcloud.com/ivdb

Friends, Greetings to all of you out there for another edition of the ESOA Podcast. "Rhythim is Rhythim - Nude Photo" released on "Transmat" is an ultimate classic from 87' and another really great track with the "Detroit" seal of approval. My guest today was, if you like, in charge of it. Everyone should know Thomas Barnett, but surely also some of his aliases like Groove Slave, Subterfuge or Four313, a project in collaboration with Blake Baxter. Today, well over 30 years later, Thomas is still active and can look back on a countless series of productions and releases. In '96 he was to found his own label "Visillusion" but over the years he has also released on a number of international labels. Here are a few examples Transmat, Novamute, Psychothrill, Submerge, Warp, Prime and many more. But his productions are not only known for the club, also for commercials and movies. I am very happy to finally present a first guest from Detroit. I hope you enjoy his exclusive set, here is ESOA Podcast 033 by Thomas Barnett. Stay faithful and stay healthy. Cheers. Thomas Barnett Info: www.facebook.com/thomasbarnett.grooveslave @grooveslave www.instagram.com/thomasbarnett313/ www.discogs.com/artist/11663-Thomas-Barnett Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows: www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

Friends, Greetings to all of you out there for another edition of the ESOA Podcast. "Rhythim is Rhythim - Nude Photo" released on "Transmat" is an ultimate classic from 87' and another really great track with the "Detroit" seal of approval. My guest today was, if you like, in charge of it. Everyone should know Thomas Barnett, but surely also some of his aliases like Groove Slave, Subterfuge or Four313, a project in collaboration with Blake Baxter. Today, well over 30 years later, Thomas is still active and can look back on a countless series of productions and releases. In '96 he was to found his own label "Visillusion" but over the years he has also released on a number of international labels. Here are a few examples Transmat, Novamute, Psychothrill, Submerge, Warp, Prime and many more. But his productions are not only known for the club, also for commercials and movies. I am very happy to finally present a first guest from Detroit. I hope you enjoy his exclusive set, here is ESOA Podcast 033 by Thomas Barnett. Stay faithful and stay healthy. Cheers. Thomas Barnett Info: www.facebook.com/thomasbarnett.grooveslave @grooveslave www.instagram.com/thomasbarnett313/ www.discogs.com/artist/11663-Thomas-Barnett Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows: www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

Our underground hero from down under in Adelaide, Australia known as Code618 steps up with his selection of 12 records, 10+ years old. Prepare to be dazzled with his stories from the 1990's, as he projects the magic of the music in his record box from a time when quality house and techno was beginning to blossom into something unstoppable. It's raw, it's real, it's the sound of the humans and the machines talking on a deep level and getting on just great. "I spent quite a while thinking about the track selection and can honestly say each of these resonates strongly with me for a variety of reasons. I wanted to include artists and labels that form the foundation of my vinyl collection. These are tracks I can recall the first time I heard the needle drop on the vinyl surface... where I was, what I was thinking, how it made me feel... These were pieced together in the old school way – 2 venerable Technics 1200 MkII's and a mixer in between. I hope these tracks resonate in some way for you too." Code618, July 2020 https://soundcloud.com/code618 See also: https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-151-code618 ===== 01 V.F.T – Location // Plus 8 Records (1992) 02 Rhythim is Rhythim – Icon (Montage Mix) // Buzz (1993) 03 Planetary – Inner View // Metamorphic Records (1991) 04 Future/Past – Jam Packed // R&S (1992) 05 M:I:5 – Motor Funk // Profan (1994) 06 Sygnosis – Fuel for the Fire // Undefined Recordings (1995) 07 Octave One – Dema // 430 West (1994) 08 Ismistik – Option Base // Djax Up Beats (1993) 09 Deepside – Heart of Space // FNAC (1992) 10 Basic Channel – Phylyps Track II/II // Basic Channel (1994) 11 G Man – Skiz // i220 (1999) 12 Shop – Nitwit // Planet E (1992)

A new time-twisting installment of THIS PLAYLIST IS A RITUAL looks to AFROFUTURISM's past to help us imagine a better, blacker tomorrow. Tracklist: 1. Carl Craig - Bonus Untitled Track (0:00) 2. Nina Simone - 22nd Century (4:40) 3. Alice Coltrane (w/ Pharaoh Sanders) - Journey in Satchidananda (13:16) 4. Sun Ra - Door of the Cosmos (19:42) 5. William Onyeabor - Why Go to War (31:00) 6. Francis Bebey - Bissau (39:58) 7. Funkadelic - Maggot Brain (45:00) 8. Grace Jones - Warm Leatherette (55:19) 9. Jonzun Crew - Space is the Place (59:45) 10. Afrika Bambaataa & the Soulsonic Force - Planet Rock (1:06:10) 11. Cybotron - Clear (1:14:38) 12. Rhythim is Rhythim - Strings of Life (1:19:31) 13. Inner City - Good Life (1:27:02) 14. Carl Craig - Es.30 (1:31:04) 15. Sun Ra - Intro to Space is the Place 1974 film (1:33:50)

(1) Marshall Jefferson, Move Your Body (Trax Records)(2) Frankie Knuckles , Your Love (So Sure Music)(3) Ashford & Simpson, Bourgie Bourgie (So Sure Music)(4) Rhythim is Rhythim, It is what it Is (Planet E Communications)(5) Biddhu Orchestra, Humanity (Cherry Red Records)(6) Clubland , Let’s Get Busy (Btech)(7) Erik Kupper, Caught in the Middle (Nervous)(8) Haji & Emmanuel, Take Me Away (Big Love)(9) Horse Meat Disco, Let’s Go Dancing (Glitterbox Recordings)(10) Kerri Chandler, Heal My Heart (King Street Sounds)(11) Candido, Dancin and Prancing (Salsoul Records)(12) Shapeshifters, Life Is a Dancefloor (Glitterbox Recordings)(13) Martin Akin, How I feel (Toolroom)

Welcome to the 50th edition of the Dance Memories Podcast! A big thank you to everyone who has taken time in your busy schedules to check it out! Well over 400 of you now check it out each week, and a few weeks a go we peaked over 1k listens in a week! So thank you! For the 50th episode I thought we would travel back to '95 where my love of dance music really kicked in. Here is 140 minutes of tunes from that great year! Hope you enjoy it & as I always say, grab a beer, turn it up, hands in the air & enjoy! Tracklisting 1. The Stone Roses - Fools Gold 2. One Dove - White Love (Physic Masturbation Mix) 3. Rhythim is Rhythim - The Dance 4. K-Klass - Rhythm is a Mystery (Extended Mix) 5. Celvin Rotane - I Believe (Dub Mix) 6. Blondie - Atomic (Armand's Short Circuit Mix) 7. One Tribe - High As A Kite (Big Long Mix) 8. Gems For Jem - Lifting Me Higher (Tall Paul Remix) 9. Tin Tin Out - Always Something There To Remind Me 10. Raw Tunes Vol. III - Get Wid You 11. Bizarre Inc - Playing With Knives (Quadrant Remix) 12. Olav Basovski & Erick E - Silver Blizz 13. Chris & James - Tune In (Animal House Mix) 14. Aphrohead - In The Dark We Live (Thee Lite) (Dave Clarke Remix) 15. Chaka Boom Bang - Tossin and Turnin (Ultimate Club Mix) 16. Koolworld Production - In Vader 17. Ace of Base - Living In Danger (Principal Mix) 18. New Order - True Faith (Perfecto Mix) 19. DJ Misjah & DJ Tim - Access 20. JX - You Belong To Me (JX Red Jerry Mix) 21. DJ Tim Ortega - Heartbreak (Extended Mix) 22. DMB - If We Lose Our Lovin (Razor's Edge Vs. Disco Volante Dub) 23. Peyote - Alcatraz 24. Jones & Stephenson - The First Rebirth (Original Mix) 25. Partizan - Kelly's Heroes 26. The French Revelation - South of Trance 27. The Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea

Listen again or download this weeks show recorded live on Select Radio. Another 2 hours of top quality House Music including Brand New tracks from Paul Johnson, David Penn & ATFC, Waitz, Yade, Wheats, Le Funnk & L.E.D, Cleary & Luke Davidson, Frankie Wah, L.O.R.D.I.E, Audio Re-Set plus loads more. This weeks 'Track from Way Back' again needs no introduction as we take you back to 88 with Derrick May's Rhythim is Rhythim classic 'Strings Of Life'. Hope you enjoy this weeks show, we're back same time next 2-4PM (BST) on Wednesday Live on Londons Select Radio. Don't forget you can also subscribe to our Podcast on all the leading streaming apps inc iTunes, Googleplay, TuneIn, Stitcher and Apple Music.

Ashby De La Zouche....................A mix for children of the night, wherever they may be, the last to leave the dancefloor....enjoy x DJing for over ten years, from free squat parties in the countryside, to a 3 year weekly techno night the Acid Bath at Brixtons 414, he's always been a sucker for a 303. Now playing with his band Rotating Leslie taking up most of his time he still makes cosmic disco tracks under the Deawn Of The Deaf guise and runs the Land of Milk and Honey nights at Village Underground. 1. Shit Robot 'Simple Things' (Main Mix) 2. Chicken Lips 'Feast Of Freeks' (Kotey's Tape Edit)3. Beatmasters Feat Cookie Crew 'Rok Da House'4. Bobby Konders 'Nervous Acid'5. Chow Daddy 'Dismembered'6. Emjay 'Hola Pappy' (Baracus Mix)7. Cajmere Feat Dajae 'Say You Will' (Green Velvet Mix)8. Juan Maclean 'Give Me Every Little Thing' (X-Press Vocal Mix)9. Brett Johnson 'A.D.D'10. Rhythim is Rhythim 'Strings'11. Crazy P 'Stop Space Return' (Unabombers Dub Mix)12. The DTI 'Keep This Frequency Clear'13. Patrice Baumel 'Roar'14. Moonstar 'Detriot'15. Foxylane 'Human Robot'16. Soulwax 'Another Excuse' (DFA Remix)17. Marc Romboy vs Stephen Bodzin 'Atlas'

Loot Radio features guest mixes from the artists and friends of Loot Recordings. Get into the music: www.lootrecordings.com Loot Radio Episode 004: Mixed by Kered 01. Patrice Baumel - Intro [Balance Music] 02. Yoni Yarchi & Tal Tager - The Promise [Loot Recordings] 03. Gorje Hewek & Izhevski - Heimat [All Day I Dream] 04. Jonas Rathsman - Complex (Serge Devant Remix) [Crosstown Rebels] 05. Joeski - Babylon [Maya Records] 06. Martin Landsky - Echo In My Head [Poker Flat Recordings] 07.Robin Fett - Trucco [Loot Recordings] 08. TRU. - Skalar [Loot Recordings] 09. Joel Mull - Purple UV [Last Night On Earth] 10. Deetron - Endless [Character] 11. Rhythim is Rhythim - Icon (Montage Mix) [Transmat]

Memories of abandoned train stations, urban landscapes, and summer breezes. That's what's in store in this week's edition of the Dance Megamix. Don checks in with some techno and house vibes to warm up your soul. Tracklist for April 22, 2015 01 :: Laurent Garnier - The Man With The Red Face (Original) 02 :: Deee-Lite - Music Selector Is The Soul Reflector (LP Version) 03 :: Melja - But It Really Didn't Matter 04 :: Rhythim is Rhythim - Strings Of Life (Mayday Mix) 05 :: Underworld - Juanita 06 ...

1 Rhythim is Rhythim - The Dance 2 Abstrac Soul - Touch The Sky 3 Planetary Assault Systems - I Am The Funkster 4 Jeff Mills - The Lovely Assistant 5 Parallel G - Padox 6 Ratio ‎– Central Remixed - DJ Senze's Mix 7 Rolando - Where We You? 8 Aril Brikha - Prey For Peace 9 Jorge Zamacona ‎– Mosaic Efforts: Vol.1 10 Jay Denham - In Synch... 11 Gary Martin - Samedi (G. Martin's Quiet Village Mix) 12 Octave One - What A Revolution Is

Shock World Service 048 Zero Hour by Neil Higgins 02/12/2012 London, United Kingdom 1. Claude Larson & his Computer Controlled Oscillators - Mountains & Meadows Like a lot of the early synthesizer artists this German producer veers between moments of lush magic & terrible cheesy nonsense, but this is a lovely warm wave of analog atmosphere to kick things off. 2. Tonto's Expanding Head Band - Cybernaut When these synth pioneers started making this music around 1969 there were virtually no reference points for what they were doing. This was just the music that the machines seemed to want to make/ 3. Mike Vickers - Surf Rider This slightly re-edited piece of proto-techno was recorded by a former member of Manfred Mann, and featured on a library music LP on the British KPM label. 4. Sid Bass - Moog Espana The first commercially successful synthesizer record was ‘Switched-On Bach' by Walter (later to become Wendy) Carlos in 1968. It was an attempt to show that the Moog synthesizer could replicate the full palette of sounds of an orchestra. Although it now feels like a full-on novelty record, it pretty much kick started the popularity of the Moog and launched the idea of using synthesizers in popular music. 5. Adrian Wagner - Where Are We Going A hypnotic but slightly bonkers epic from the UK Charisma label – home of Genesis and the Monty Python albums. 6. Cabaret Voltaire - Seconds Too Late Punk might have shattered much of the cosmic pretensions of 70s synthesizer music, but electronic music emerged darker and more experimental after the late 70s. 7. Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company - Ceres Motion This is just a small section of a 15-minute long minimalist journey. It's well worth soaking up the incredibly euphoric full-length version. 8. Kraftwerk - Antenna The Men Machine certainly weren't the first electronic group, but they were the first to sound like they were in complete control of the machines and to create their own unique sound – mysterious and unearthly but totally catchy. 9. Avida - Il Grillo e la Formica Some abrasive but romantic electro madness from early 80s Florence, Italy. This features the great Maurizio Dami. 10. David Bowie - Weeping Wall From the majestic B-side of ‘Low', Bowie's Eno-influenced homage to 1970s German electronic music. 11. Makers - Don't Challenge Me A wonderful, obscure synth-soul classic from a recent compilation ‘Personal Space: Electronic soul from 1974 to 1984'. That's all I know … 12. Suicide - Touch Me These New York electro-punk pioneers took electronic music down a completely different back alley – one littered with junkies, muggers and seedy glamour. 13. Cluster – Caramel Cluster was Dieter Moebius and Hans-Joachim Roedelius, two of the most legendary figures of 70s German experimental music (OK then, Krautrock – I was trying to avoid using that ridiculous label, but it's inescapable). This warped minimal groove brings to mind a bunch of ecstatic robots dancing in a forest clearing. Anyway, Dies ist verdammt gut… 14. E.M.A.K. - Filmmuzik The E.M.A.K. collective were part of an early 80s second wave of German electronic music. Futuristic techno, minimal, deep house – you can hear the germs of all these movements in this track. Although it is 1982 in Germany and these things don't exist yet, do they? 15. Laurie Anderson - Big Science Famous for taking ‘O Superman', an abstract 8-minute minimal experiment, to the top of the charts ­– that could happen in 1982. 16. Rhythim is Rhythim - Kaotic Harmony The next chapter is well known … when black kids in the urban decay of Detroit, USA, started to absorb some of these sci-fi sounds from Europe and fused them with the ghosts of soul and disco to create Techno. This is a glimpse of how powerful that fusion could be. 17. Cluster - Rosa Closing with another track from the ‘Zuckerzeit' LP. Deep, sad and otherworldly. Magic stuff.

 TRIBUTE 2 THE  ORIGINAL CHICAGO HOUSE SOUND the music that inspired me to become the DJ I'AM  Going out to Marty Perez r.i.p. MIX BY DJ JAMMIN JES ONE,GROOVE SHOP NORTH 2011 ORIGINAL TRAXX BY. Frankie Knuckles , Fingers Inc. , Kenny 'Jammin' Jason , Fast Eddie , Chip E , Phortune , Adonis , Rhythim Is Rhythim , Derrick May , Bam Bam , Tyree , Phuture , The House Master Boyz , The Rude Boy Of House  , Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk , Marshall Jefferson , Jamie Principle 

Neal Howard – Indulge Xon – Dissonance Rhythmatic – Take Me Back Cyclone – A Place Called Bliss Energize – Report To The Dancefloor (Electro Mix) Rhythmatic – Frequency (Depth Mix) Model 500 – Info World Nexus 21 – Self Hypnosis Rhythim is Rhythim – Drama Heychild – Heychild’s Theme Suburban Knight – The Art [...]

Five episodes in and still going strong! 1. Michael Moorcock's Deep Fix - Time Center 2. Holy Ghost! - Hold On 3. Siriusmo - Wow (Modeselektor edit) 4. Dam Funk - Galactic Fun 5. Playgroup - Make It Happen (Zongamin Remix) 6. Late Of The Pier - The Bears Are Coming (Joakim Remix) 7. Jesper Dahlback - 4 Years To Eternity 8. Mr. Oizo - Minuteman's Pulse 9. Cylob - Kable Kar 10. Rhythim is Rhythim - The Dance 11. Health - Triceratops (Acid Girld Remix A) 12. Pink Skull - Bubblelog Aftermath (Remix) 13. Nerk & Dirk Leyers - Perse 14. Tronik Youth - Laugh/Cry/Live/Die (We Are Younglovers Went Crunk Mix) 15. Clark Able - Lemon Head (Crookers Remix) 16. Hugg & Pepp - Smook 17. Audion - Billy Says Go 18. Four Tet - Ribbons 19. ZX Spectrum

This is a mix of some of my all time favourite classic tunes that launched house music as a worldwide dance music phenomenon. 1. Rhythim is Rhythim - Strings of life 2. Phuture - Acid Trax 3. Afrika Bambaataa & Soul Sonic Force - Planet rock 4. Robert Owens - Bringing down the walls 5. Housemaster Boys - House nation 6. The Night Writers - Let the music (use you) 7. Frankie Knuckles - Baby wants to ride 8. Rhythm on the loose - Break of dawn 9. Ralphi Rosario feat. Xavier Gold - U used to hold me 10. Inner City - Good life 11. Ce Ce Rogers - Someday 12. Frankie Knuckles presents Satoshie Tomiie - Tears (feat. Robert Owens) 13. Sterling Void & Paris Brightledge - It's Allright 14. A Guy Called Geral - Voodoo Ray 15. Fingers - Can you feel it (inst.) 16. Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez - Makin' a Livin' 17. Frankie Knuckles - Your Love Enjoy the trip - Leave your comments