Podcasts about rhythm section international

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They roamed through town leaving a trail of chaos in their wake. Some worshipped them whilst others feared them – that was all part of the charm. They cared little for the thoughts of others anyway, that was just an afterthought preceded by the mischief that they might cause upon any given evening. As the sunset they gathered on the street corners in gangs to dance and chant, make merriment and cause trouble. They were baddies all right. As bad as they came. One day they might regret all of this but as the weekend rolled in at full speed, they too prepared themselves for the heat of the night ahead. Tom Esselle is set to release a new EP on Rhythm Section International – the now long running London based record label continues its voyage through the meandering world of house music. This time its with a carefully curated collection of tracks which draw for the bounce as much as they deliver on the feels beneath.

"A system that's equal doesn't benefit the people that have the power." The Rhythm Section International founder talks about creating opportunities for Black artists and entrepreneurs, Caribbean conviviality and his abiding love for Peckham. Bradley Zero, the DJ and founder of the label Rhythm Section International, is known for his commitment to his community. Zero grew up in a rich Caribbean culture in Leeds, where he and his family gathered in friends' living rooms to listen to music and eat home-cooked food. In opening Jumbi—the bar and listening space in London's Southeast neighborhood, Peckham—Zero has attempted to recreate this lively Caribbean conviviality. The venue is filled with his own personal record collection and one turntable. His style (as reflected in his imprint) celebrates house, soul, disco, funk and various shades of music from the afro-Caribbean diaspora. In this RA Exchange, he talks about how the neighborhood has changed in the time he's been based there, how and when his career exploded from local pool hall gigs to an active global touring schedule and why he decided to study for an MBA. October is British Black History Month in the UK, and in this interview, Zero also discusses ways that he hopes to empower the Black British community to start their own businesses and assert power from the top echelons of the music industry. Rhythm Section International has started a touring series of free masterclasses called Future Proof, in which Zero and his team invite guests to teach hard skills on business and label management, how to cultivate a brand and much more. Listen to the episode in full.

"A system that's equal doesn't benefit the people that have the power." The Rhythm Section International founder talks about creating opportunities for Black artists and entrepreneurs, Caribbean conviviality and his abiding love for Peckham. Bradley Zero, the DJ and founder of the label Rhythm Section International, is known for his commitment to his community. Zero grew up in a rich Caribbean culture in Leeds, where he and his family gathered in friends' living rooms to listen to music and eat home-cooked food. In opening Jumbi—the bar and listening space in London's Southeast neighborhood, Peckham—Zero has attempted to recreate this lively Caribbean conviviality. The venue is filled with his own personal record collection and one turntable. His style (as reflected in his imprint) celebrates house, soul, disco, funk and various shades of music from the afro-Caribbean diaspora. In this RA Exchange, he talks about how the neighborhood has changed in the time he's been based there, how and when his career exploded from local pool hall gigs to an active global touring schedule and why he decided to study for an MBA. October is British Black History Month in the UK, and in this interview, Zero also discusses ways that he hopes to empower the Black British community to start their own businesses and assert power from the top echelons of the music industry. Rhythm Section International has started a touring series of free masterclasses called Future Proof, in which Zero and his team invite guests to teach hard skills on business and label management, how to cultivate a brand and much more. Listen to the episode in full.

"It's through collaboration that I've grown most with my sound." In this collaboration with Rhythm Section, the multi-instrumentalist talks about how he found his style and started his career. Jordan Rakei is a self-made musician. A multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and producer whose work dips into soul, hip-hop and electronic music, he moved to London from New Zealand, giving himself a four-month "buffer budget" to get his career off the ground. Now, he's released on Ninja Tune and Rhythm Section International, and has collaborated with a number of Grammy- and Oscar-award-nominated artists. But his journey wasn't easy, as he explains in this masterclass moderated by Roy Mills and Rhythm Section's Bradley Zero. Rakei talks about how to build a career as an independent artist, why he transitioned from working alone to working with a big agency, signing deals with labels, and living close to the edge in an expensive city. It's the first in a three-part series called Future Proof hosted by Rhythm Section International, all of which explore facets of creating and sustaining a career as a musician. This episode was recorded live in May, and you can watch video shorts from the talk on YouTube. Listen to their conversation in full. Watch the Masterclass video playlist via the link below: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIpCC9Ep-UEmgJkFN9QmisE_xxW-mgCOV Rhythm Section's Future Proof project is supported by Arts Council England and PRS Foundation

*AIR HORN SOUNDS- It's Bank holiday weekend, carnival weekend, We Out Here Festival weekend and the sun is out. So happy to bring you an hour+ of spectacular new music. LET'S GO!!!!!!PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD, SUBSCRIBE & SUPPORT THE MUSIC!Love you endlessly...Ross xxHere are all my links:-Bandcamp: https://franksonmusicuk.bandcamp.com-Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FranksonMusicUK-Twitter: https://twitter.com/FranksonMusicUK-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FranksonMusicUK-YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/FranksonMusicUK-Headway: https://www.headway.org.ukTracklist:1. The Pro-Teens 'Doomsday' (The College Of Knowledge)2. The Cookers Quintet 'Summit' (Do Right! Music)3. Elia & Elizabeth x Franc Moody 'Alegria (Franc Moody Remix)' (Mushroom Pillow)4. Dele Sosimi Meets Medlar 'All About The Dance' (Wah Wah 45s)5. David Walters 'Bow Down (Fulgeance Remix) ' (Heavenly Sweetness)6. JK Group 'Find Joy' (La Sape)7. Sai Galaxy, ft. Gabriel Otu 'Obio' (Soundway)8. Eli Escobar 'Something Inside Of Me' (Phonica)9. Clive From Accounts 'Rough & Tough' (Dirt Crew)10. Flaze 'Resolve' (Ruff Stuff)11. David San 'Purple Box' (Psicodelica)12. Medlar 'Interruptor' (Delusions of Grandeur)13. Session Victim 'Trying To Make It Home' (Rhythm Section International)14. Kassian 'No Clear Shape (original mix)' (Faux Poly)15. Ola Szmidt 'For Eric' (Accidental)

Dancefloor tracks from Anish Kumar & Barry Can't Swim, and Session Victim on Rhythm Section International. Jazz Beats from Ebi Soda. Hip Hop from Mooke Da God, Run The Jewels and a classic from Notorious B.I.G. Harp music from Amanda Whiting on Jazzman. Reggae from Willie Williams and Horace Andy. Plus plenty more musical treats.

A sunny live recording of the Peckham DJ in Melbourne.

Playlist: 1. 30/70 - “Tastes Like Freedom” (Chaos In The CBD remix) (Rhythm Section International, 2021) 2. Space Ghost - “New World Energy” (Tartelet, 2020) 3. Kyle Hall - “Ghosten” (Third Ear, 2010) 4. Jimpster - “Soul Spectral” (Freerange, 2021) 5. Chaos in the CBD - Invisible Spectrum (Rhythm Section International, 2016) 6. Cosmic Twirl & Reekee - Hope (deepArtSounds, 2021) 7. DJ Kemit and Luke Austin presents The Lounge Lizards - “Intro to Dance” (R2 Records, 2021) 8. Kyle Hall - “Str8 Rollin'” (Forget The Clock, 2021) 9. Patrice Scott - “Let's Dance” (Sistrum, 2021) 10. Lord & Kaidi - “Sensitive Souls” (Neroli, 2021) 11. Anthony Nicholson & Lailah Reich - “We Are One” (Clairaudience, 2021) 12. Jon Dixon - “How We Get Down (In Detroit)” (4EVR 4WRD, 2021) 13. Delano Smith & Brian Kage - “D-Spirit” (Michigander, 2021) 14. Lars Bartkuhn - “Elysium” (Neroli, 2017) 15. Trinidadian Deep - “Be Near Me” (Kuniyuki remix) (Eureka!, 2021)

Run it Red Episode 79 and after last episode's different format, we return to the usual: 2 hours of the best music I've been sent or bought since the last show.   If you're enjoying the show, and have the means, drop a donation to some worthy charities in the link below. Stay Safe, Sims x Charity Link: biglink.to/Charities Subscribe: >>> fanlink.to/runitred Send your music >>> promos@djbensims.com Spotify Playlist: bit.ly/RUNITREDSPOTIFY   1. Mr. G - Stinky. Phoenix G 2. JT Donaldson - What I Got. Hudd Trax 3. Keita Sano - Flowtation . Esuoh 4. Jacques Renault - Play That Sing. Let's Play House 5. Jacques Renault - The People Groove. Let's Play House 6. Cinthie - 13 Steps To Heaven. Shall Not Fade 7. Avision - Sonic. Truncate 8. Joaquin Joe Claussell - You Mutha Fuka. Rekids 9. Andrew Soul - STFU Bitch. Moskalus 10. Submerge, Ricardo Garduno & Steve Poindexter - Back The Funk Up. Gorilla 11. Submerge, Ricardo Garduno & Steve Poindexter - Mainframe. Gorilla 12. George Cross - Drum Talk. UKR 13. Lester Fitzpatrick - No Biggie. UKR 14. DJ Rush - Dark Lol. Unreleased 15. Mr. G - Untitled 8. Phoenix G 16. Alex Falk - 2WO. Rhythm Section International 17. Frankie Bones - Strikeforce. Ruyzdael 18. Absent - Between The Beats. Unreleased 19. Blamhaus - Cardinale. Blamhaus 20. Samuel L Session - Skull. Dolma 21. Echelon - SR046. SRIE 22. VIL & Cravo - Fuck This Dub. Klockworks 23. Alex Falk - 2PPL. Rhythm Section International 24. Alex Falk - MS. Rhythm Section International 25. Max Watts - A1 Untitled. Bank NYC 26. Duckett - No Camera or Dentist. Duckett Bandcamp 27. Temudo - 3 Out Of 4. Karma 28. Fabian Wegmeth - Devotement (TWR72 Remix). Diffuse Reality 29. Frankie Knuckles & Ricky Sinz - Keep on Flying (Ben Sims 'Jacker' Remix). Suspected 30. Antonio De Angelis - Level. Children Of Tomorrow 31. BB Project 396 - Johnny Quid. Unreleased 32. Jeroen Search - Infinite Loop. Karma 33. Slight Function - Magnetic Pulse. 770 Output 34. Planetary Assault Systems - Raww. Cocoon 35. Ritzi Lee - Automation. MORD 36. Divide - Noos. EVOD 37. Re:Axis - Enhancing. Planet Rhythm 38. Jeroen Search - Aether. Token 39. Marcal - Under Attack. Unreleased 40. Elyas - Exctasy 2021. Unreleased 41. Hemissi - Ambidextre. Unreleased 42. Ecilo - Java Ancient Code. Axis 43. Unknown Artist - Opaque. Planet Rhythm 44. Ritzi Lee - Binary Stream Processor. (R)3volution 45. Ken Ishii - The Second Sun. Metrohm 46. Antonio De Angelis - Mysticism. Children Of Tomorrow 47. PWCCA - Pure Substance. Hardtools 48. DJ Rush - Jack N Da Box. Unreleased 49. Duckett - Concrete Meadows. Duckett Bandcamp 50. Mark Broom - Recessive. Unreleased 51. dc11 - I/O2. Unknown Movements 52. Volster - The Wolf. Secession 53. Antonio De Angelis - Dri-Two. Children Of Tomorrow 54. Falling Echoes - X333. AWRY 55. Alexander Kowalski - The Voiceless Part 3. Propaganda Moscow 56. DJ Nobu - Nepia. Non Series 57. Jonas Kopp - From The Time Tunnel. Tremsix 58. Amotik - Pachpan. Amotik 59. Paul Hierophant - Utopian Dystopias. Exalt 60. Andrea - Wired. Ilian Tape 61. Ryan James Ford - 2 Seebe (Exit 2). Clone/Dub 62. Meat Beat Manifesto - Bo Bots. Yellow Machines 63. Jerome Hill - A Million Ways To Get ill. SRT 64. Hooverian Blur - What I Am. Yellow Machines 65. CEM3340 - Til The Sunrise. Curtis Electronix 66. CEM3340 - Crime Against Umanity. Curtis Electronix 67. Optic Nerve - Ocean Worlds. Axis 68. Henning Baer - Macht und Teilhabe. Blocaus Series 69. Kerrie - They Can't Stop Us. Cultivated Electronics LTD 70. Placid One - Ambivalent. Furthur Electronix

Give peace a chance. Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Coming Back Around by Cory Wong; Cody Fry on Coming Back Around (Roundwound Media) 🆕 9′09″ This Tribe by Demuja; Black Loops on This Tribe (MUJA) 🆕 12′11″ Quem É Você no Meu Tempo? - Denitia’s Dream by Sergiopí; Denitia on Quem É Você no Meu Tempo? (Denitia’s Dream) (LAB 344) 🆕 15′50″ Believer by Smerz on Believer (XL Recordings) 🆕 19′47″ Ocean by Brijean on Ocean (Ghostly International) 🆕 24′12″ Ghost Valley by Invisible Temple; Bostro Pesopeo; Benjamin Fröhlich on Self Hypnosis (Permanent Vacation) 🆕 32′36″ Quantum Blues by Menagerie on Many Worlds (Freestyle Records) 39′08″ Demba - Demi Riquísimo Remix - Edit by TSHA; Demi Riquísimo; Trio Da Kali on Demba (Demi Riquísimo Remix) (Ninja Tune) 🆕 45′24″ Loving Sky by Jerry Garcia; Sanjay Mishra on Front Street Outtakes (Jerry Garcia Music Arts) 🆕 50′49″ An Imitation by Boys Age on An Imitation (Boys Age) 🆕 54′35″ Inner Child - Patrice Bäumel Extended Remix by Moullinex; GPU Panic; Patrice Bäumel on Inner Child (Patrice Bäumel Remix) (Discotexas) 🆕 63′45″ X-Rays & Šostakovic by Matteo Vallicelli; Luis Vasquez; The Soft Moon on X-Rays & Šostakovic (Matteo Vallicelli) 64′55″ I Feel High (with DRAMA) by Poolside; DRAMA on I Feel High (with DRAMA) (Pacific Standard Records) 68′07″ Yaki's Delight by Apifera; Yonatan Albalak; Amir Bresler; Rejoicer; Nitai Hershkovits on Overstand (Stones Throw Records) 🆕 77′16″ Individuality Riddim by Nicola Cruz on Individuality Riddim (Rhythm Section International) 83′31″ Babylon Scatta by DJ Madd on Soldiers (Badman Studios) 🆕 91′03″ Kimchi King Kong by The Diabolical Liberties on Kimchi King Kong (Diabolical Liberties) 🆕 94′57″ Good Intentions - live at Jazz Café by Session Victim; Erobique on Live (Eukalyptus Files) 🆕 96′28″ Night by Fellsius on Night (Trekkie Trax) 🆕 102′11″ Yüce Dağ Başında by Altin Gün on Yüce Dağ Başında (Glitterbeat Records) 🆕 106′25″ Murkit Gem by El Michels Affair; Piya Malik on Murkit Gem (Big Crown Records) 🆕 109′46″ Al Sur by The Notwist; Juana Molina on Al Sur (Morr Music) 🆕 114′30″ Venice Beach by DJ Cam; Filet of Soul on Lost Found 2 (Laurent Daumail) 🆕 115′14″ The Duke by Menahan Street Band on The Duke (Daptone Records) 118′20″ D.A.S by My Nu Leng on D.A.S (Soft Computing) Check out the full archives on the website.

Live from lockdown 2.0 - it continues. Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Come And Let Me Love You (Instrumental) by Jeanette "Lady" Day on 12 Inch Classics (Unidisc Music Inc) 8′55″ Tia by Jonathan Kaspar on Single (Ouie) 🆕 16′13″ Home by Solomun on Single (NINL) 🆕 19′38″ Pattern Four by Roman Flugel on Tracks On Delivery (Sister Midnight) 🆕 27′18″ Sliders by The Diabolical Liberties on Single (On The Corner) 🆕 31′43″ 2929 by Zoocru on Single (Zoocru Inc) 🆕 32′43″ Astral Travelling by Pharaoh Sanders on Thembi (UMG) 39′11″ S3NS by Ibrahim Maalouf on 40 Melodies (Mister Ibe) 🆕 43′11″ King Size by Kruder & Dorfmeister on Single (G-Stone Recordings) 🆕 46′32″ Kaes On Aeg by Velly Joonas on Late Night Tales: Badbadnotgood (Night Time Stories) 55′15″ Boys On Boys by Glass Vaults on Songs That Sound Like Music (Glass Vaults) 🆕 61′13″ Boundless Beings - Dub by Anja Schneider, Soultrain on Single (SoUS Music) 🆕 66′02″ Analog Soul by Sound Synthesis on Single (eudemonia) 🆕 71′50″ Mandlebaum by Julian Wassermann, Enzo Lange on Komet EP (Renaissance Records) 🆕 77′40″ Escape - Skalpel Remix by Skalpel on Escape Remixes (NoPaper Records) 84′36″ What You Give - Mousse T. Boogie Shizzle Remix by Web Web on Remixes #1 EP (Compost Records) 🆕 90′45″ Make Me Prada by ASA MOTO on ASA MOTO (DEEWEE) 97′01″ Akabongi - Kapote Remix by Daniel Haaksman on Single (Toy Tonics) 🆕 102′05″ Make No Time by Kalabrese, KAYAK on Make No Time/Painting Of Relaxation (Rumpelmusig) 🆕 113′46″ Raro by Dan Kye on Single (Rhythm Section International) 🆕 119′12″ Greetings by ELWD on Dandelion (Bad Taste) Check out the full archives on the website.

RIP EVH. Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 480′00″ Everybody Wants Some!! by Van Halen on Women and Children First (Warner Bros.) 487′49″ Washed In You by Andrew Ashong on Single (Kitto Records) 🆕 492′48″ Can You Feel It? by Tom Misch on What Kinda Music (Beyond The Groove) 🆕 495′55″ Downstream by Mildlife on Automatic (Heavenly Recordings) 🆕 501′56″ The Angry One by Collocutor on Continuation (On The Corner) 🆕 508′34″ Beyond The Earth by Larry Corryell & Alphonse Mouson on Back Together Again (Atlantic) 511′53″ Blacked Out by Yussef Dayes on Single (Cashmere Thoughts) 518′33″ Meditation For Strings, Piccolo Trumpet and Overdraft Fees by Psychic Temple on Houses Of The Holy (Joyful Noise Recordings) 520′02″ Days Go Slow by Mindchatter on Single (Mind Of A Genius) 522′52″ I Just Want to Dance by SAULT on Untitled (Rise) (Forever Living Original) 528′42″ Narcissus by Rosin Murphy on Rosin Machine (Micky Murphy's Daughter) 532′49″ Spice War (Joe Goddard Remix) by Becker & Mukai on Single (Sounds and Sons) 🆕 544′05″ Five Rooms by Wobbler on Single (Karisma Records) 556′02″ It Could Only Happen To Me by Catapilla on Changes (Vertigo) 559′43″ Tanner's Tango by Joe-Armon Jones on Soul Jazz Records presents: Kaleidoscope (Soul Jazz) 564′15″ Rainbow Road by Dan Kye on Single (Rhythm Section International) 569′01″ Envelopes (Live) by Frank Zappa on Hallowen '81 (UMG) 579′25″ Valley Of The Shadow by David Sancious on Just As I Thought (RCA) 581′04″ Beam/Spiral by Nels Cline on Single (Memorize And Destroy) 581′11″ Unconditional Contours Memorymoog by Legowelt on Unconditional Contours (OUS) 598′26″ Returning by Velferd on Single (Full Pupp) Check out the full archives on the website.

The Bside of... Rhythm Section Today is the day we release the highly anticipated first episode of our new ‘The Bside of…' series. A Bside broadcast that showcases the very best of a record label's ‘other side'. A journey through many of the hidden gems and overlooked releases from our favourite record labels. To kick things off we are lucky enough to present you with one of the very best labels in present times, not only one of the best in London, or the UK, or even Europe, but a record label that is truly world class: Rhythm Section !!! This brainchild of Bradley Zero, is an ever-growing creative collective of like minded music lovers who have been throwing parities in Peckham since 2009. Their expansion from a grassroots party in London to a world renowned brand of record labels, radio shows, and studio spaces has been a phenomenal spectacle for those with their fingers on the pulse. And, it was the birth of Rhythm Section International in 2014 that truly consolidated their name among the greats: now boasting a whole host of releases from the scenes most respected artists and local talents alike : Al Dobson Jr., Henry Wu, Chaos In The CBD, FYI Chris, Earth Trax, and many many more… including some of our own esteemed guests - Hidden Spheres, Duke Hugh, and Rüf Dug. Our host, Z-Lovecraft (AKA Mali), is a resident and vital member of the Rhythm Section family. So what better way to begin this amazing Rhythm Section mixtape than with his very own edit of a past Bside Guest's (Rüf Dug) amazing track ‘Sunrise' under his Mali-I alias. From there on in it is a mesmerising exploration of the labels Bsides - Sweet soothing vocals from 30/70, smooth jazzy vibes courtesy of Pinty, dipping into the deep with Bad Channel and Alexander Falk on their sub label International Black. A dubstep track from Prequel, some tasty breaks from Mallard, before bringing it back to Earth Rain with Saul. This one has it all! Thanks again to Rhythm Section and Z-Lovecraft for showcasing their favourite Bsides from one of the very best labels in the business. Check the Rhythm Section soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bradleyzero Check Z-Lovecraft's soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/zlovecraft Check the Rhythm Section website: https://www.wearerhythmsection.com/ Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/ Follow the instagram for updates/news/vinyl and general music chat - www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/ Follow the facebook here - www.facebook.com/BsidePodcasts/

Clear skies, full moon. Wear headphones.  Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Discipline Of Enthusiasm by Lorenzo Senni on Scacco Matto (Warp Records) 5′00″ Floatin' by Cool Company on Single (Cool Company Music) 11′40″ Get Away by The Colours That Rise on Grey Doubt (Rhythm Section International) 12′33″ Isle Of Taste (Patrice Scott Remix) by Session Victim on Single (Night Time Stories) 22′38″ Hush by Defsharp on Single (Night Owl Collective) 27′07″ The Prance by Johannes Albert on Single (Fine) 30′43″ Goultili Bye Bye by Nordine Staifi on Maghreb K7 Club (Bongo Joe) 38′41″ Fixed Elections by Deadbeat on Something Borrowed, Something Blue (BLKRTZ) 44′34″ Flower District by Alex Martian on Single (Night Owl Collective) 47′41″ 9mm by Drae Da Skimask on Freebase 5 (901464 Records DK) 50′48″ Fade Away by Roisin Marie on Single (SMG Ent) 54′20″ A Lover's Haze by Isaac Winemiller on Single (Isaac Winemiler) 61′02″ Flutes by Jessamine on ://About Blank 008 (://About Blank) 67′18″ I Have A Dream by Minors, Struna on Single (Minors) 75′02″ Felina by Lexer on Single (Einmuskia Recordings) 82′51″ Le Tigre by Overmono on Poly011 (Poly Kicks) 91′33″ In My Heart by Tapan on 5 Year Compilation (Malka Tuti) 100′17″ The Trade by Jack Bannon on Single (Jak Bannon) 103′49″ Photo ID by Remi Wolf on Single (Remi Wolf) 107′55″ Treat You Right by Yellow Days on Single (Sony Music Entertainment) 113′08″ A Song For Mia by Patrice Scott on Moments & Concepts (Sistrum) 113′09″ Downlink by Patrcia on Single (Ghostly International)

Follow the instagram for updates/news/vinyl and general music chat - www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/ Follow the facebook here - www.facebook.com/BsidePodcasts/ Bside Incoming: Duke Hugh This week we have the pleasure presenting you a Bside Incoming of the Dutch variety, and placing you in the very capable hands of Duke Hugh. We've been excited for some time now to bring you a delightful Bside mix by this smooth operator, a DJ who's a mainstay of the infamous Loft parties in Groningen, as well as appearing in his capital as part of the Amsterdam Dance Event, and often featuring along side the Rhythm Section crew. His debut album in 2016 makes Duke our third guest to be released on their renowned record label Rhythm Section International, along with Hidden Spheres and Ruf Dug. Have a listen to this deep jazzy number on the Bside of his Approaching Lights EP on Music of Color : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VD2VSji2G4 Staying true to form, Duke Hugh takes us on a laid back journey through soul, ambience, jazz, brazilian lullabies, a few of his favourite 90s house tracks, and a quick dip into his reggae dub roots. The perfect soundtrack to a sunny weekend in lockdown. Tracklist: Fatima - Redlight (live)(Eglo, 2013) Willie Hutch - Easy Does It (Whitfield Records, 1978) Edu Lobo - Cinco Crianças (Continental Gran-Luxo, 1976) Music People - Always On (Mood Hut, 2016) Steve Kuhn - The Saga Of Harrison Crabfeathers (Cobblestone, 1972) Leon Vynehall - Midnight On Rainbow Road (Rush Hour, 2015) Black Rascals feat. Roger Harris - Keeping My Mind (Vocal Dub)(Sumo Records, 1993) Circulation - Sincerely (Creation Mix) (Balance, 1995) Troubleman - Change Is What We Need (Progress) (Far Out, 2003/2004) Aswad - Dub Charge (Island Records, 1980) Pablo Gad - Hard Times Dub (Original on FORM in 1980, dub is a bootleg) The Chameleon - Just Close Your Eyes & Listen (Good Looking Records, 1995) Bhagavad Gita - Long Hair Soulful (Instrumental) (Philips, 1967) Thanks to Molly Hickey for the beautiful artwork as always. www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

Watch the video of Ruf Dug spinning the records (and all previous live recordings) on Facebook, and follow to keep up with Bside news - www.facebook.com/BsidePodcasts/ Follow the instagram for updates/news/vinyl and general music chat - www.instagram.com/bsidepodcasts/ Ep. 26 RUF DUG: What a treat we have for you this time! Episode 26 of the Bside live series is brought to you by world class DJ and Producer, passionate vinyl digger and record store owner, NTS Radio host, member of Cherry Garcia, Rüf Kutz bossman, and long time staple of Manchester's booming nightlife... Ruf Dug. ‘Rüf Dug presents the Committee', released on Rhythm Section International in April last year, provided one of our favourite Bsides of 2019, thanks to a collaborative approach which brought us two amazing tracks: ‘All U Get 2 Do' with Bradley Zero and ‘Sunrise' with Natalie Wildgoose. (listen here -https://rufdug.bandcamp.com/tr…/sunrise-ft-natalie-wildgoose) His Bside mixtape remains true to his electrifying style. Intricate details, groovy basslines, rhythmic percussions and euphoric horns. This a true showcase of his amazing record collection and proof of his turntable talents as you move through ambient soundscape into a deep funky throb, a few deliciously dubby numbers and a some soulful ska. We also bring you a (likely) exclusive exposure of his most expensive Bside which the man himself describes as “really shit”. But don't worry he'll let you listen to the “real side” which we're sure you'll agree is “mega”. Huge thanks to Ruf Dug for agreeing to come on the show! The music industry is filled with sound people who have a passion for sharing music, we really appreciated his time and everyone else we have had on the show. Give Ruf Dug some support. Ruf Dug soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/rufdug Ruf Dug NTS show - https://www.nts.live/shows/ruf-dug Ruf Dug bandcamp - https://rufdug.bandcamp.com Huge thanks also to The Mirror Dance who booked Ruf Dug and threw a mad party at Sneaky Pete's after the Bside. They have made some class bookings over the past years with the likes of Dan Shake and Giovanna. The Mirror Dance FB - https://www.facebook.com/themirrordance/ The Mirror Dance mix series - https://www.mixcloud.com/the_mirror_dance/stream/ The Mirror Dance instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the.mirror.dance/ Thank you to House of Gods for letting us film the podcast in their very classy cocktail bar which is the reception for their boutique hotel on the cowgate. If you haven't been already, grab a drink or 2 there - https://www.houseofgodshotel.com/ As always, shouts to our Holly Mickey for providing the artwork, we are ever grateful. Check out her art here - www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

This month we are going a little deeper, a little more underground and generally a more laid back late night mix to slow things down a bit. Plenty of new tracks and some recent classics mixed in for a nice deep and groovy sound. Enjoy! Tracks: 1. Sondrio - Song For Kamal [Romantics] 2. Maggs Bruchez, KtKt - Whole House (Nec SFS Remix) [Emby] 3. Floating Points - Truly [Pluto] 4. Adham Zahran - Late Feeling [Closer To Truth] 5. Castoldi - True School [Ondulé Recordings] 6. Mr. V - Somethin' Wit Jazz (Jimpster Dub) [Razor-N-Tape Records] 7. Demarkus Lewis - The Only One (Juwan Rates Remix) [Pidgeon Project] 8. Donnie Moustaki - Celestial Brew (Intr0beatz Remix) [Nomada Records] 9. Dan Kye - iigo [Rhythm Section International] 10. Harry Wolfman, Loz Goddard - Problem Child [Dirt Crew Recordings] 11. Lucio Agustin - 29 De [Deep Base Records] 12. Around7 - Live at Filmore [Ondulé Recordings] 13. Studioheist - Eden (Dub Mix) [Large Music] 14. Q Narongwate - Don't You Know [Moiss Music] 15. Castoldi - Montparnasse [Ondulé Recordings] 16. Kornum & Karma - Jersey Nights [Sub_Urban] 17. Soledrifter - Come On Over Here (Rawdio Remix) [Moiss Music] 18. Intr0beatz - Perfect View [Closer To Truth] 19. Nail - Decisions [Monologues Records] 20. Sakhile SK - You No Good [Closer To Truth] 21. Hwah - No Tells [Deeper Shade Recordings] 22. Dominique Fils-Aimé - Sun Rise (Atjazz Remix) [Foliage Records]

Saturday Mass with Miss Sabado Sermon #035 Track List: Ambien Baby - Ab2 [2017, Normals Welcome Records, Canada] J.B. Banfi - Gang (For the Rock Industry) [1978, Red Record, Italy] Binario - Quentão (Pt. 2 Daz I Kue Re-Edit) [2008, Far Out Recordings, UK] Christopher Rau - B2 B.S. Fondue [2018, Germany] Wayne Snow - Nothing Wrong [2017, Tartelet Records, Germany] William Hart - Time Out For Love [1982, William Hart Corporation/Silver Spur Records, US] The Chestnut Brothers - Sweet Little Rita (Instrumental) [1983, BMC, Belgium] Bourbon & Maxx - Mystery Man [1981, Esscore, US] Unknown Mobile - Trip Leader [2018, Normals Welcome, Canada] Palmbomen II - Dreams Always Come Thru [2017, Beats in Space Records, US] Mallard - Marco's Mango [2017, Rhythm Section International, UK] Sergio Mendes- The Real Thing [1977, Elektra, US] xoxo, @misssabado

Next month Rhythm Section International will release an album from Australian three man outfit Retiree. The long form assortment of abstract cuts and intriguing twists has a conceptual nature and has allowed the group to focus on a variety of themes whilst exploring the deinition of "house" and "home". The group is made up of Matt Crowley, Tori Holleman and Marco Vella who each compose various elements on the new forthcoming LP. Bradley Zero, the man behind Rhythm Section, has long since formed a close bond with the Australian musical community and has regularly championed upcoming artists from the country. Their appearance makes sense. We invited the group to record a mix for us which features music by the likes of Visible Cloaks, Gerry Read and Tori Holleman.

A quick broken beat set I banged out yesterday. I felt the itch as I've been away for a while with injuries and life getting in the way. Playlist: 1. Pascal Viscardi "Ropppongi FM" [Shall Not Fade] 2. Duke Hugh "Your Number" [Rhythm Section International] 3. Kerem Akdag "Find Yourself" [Dimensions Recordings] 4. Neue Grafik "Dance to Nemanja" [Rhythm Section International] 5. Needs "We Are What We Are" (Stolen Moments Reprise) [Needs Music] 6. Simbad "Untitled Bruk Shit" (2002 Ruff Take) [Unreleased Dubs Vol. 1] 7. Nu Era "Galaxian" [Omniverse Records] 8. SFV Acid -- "French Delmar" [Baak] 9. Quango ft. Eska "Rock It Tonight" (NameBrandSound Remix) [CoOp Presents] 10. East Man and Eklipse "Safe" [Planet Mu] 11. Neon Phusion "Timecode" [Laws of Motion]

Back with another House Sessions mix. The nature of the mixes are evolving as my taste are subtly changing as well as the type of jackin’ house music I really enjoy are few and far between these days. As always…enjoy! Tracklist: 1. Chaos In The CBD - Trust Is Key [Rhythm Section International] 2. Ishmael, Laurence Guy - Anchor (feat. Ishmael) [Church] 3. Thierry Tomas - Easy [Dessous Recordings] 4. Lucio Agustin - 29 De Enero [Deep Base Records] 5. Dan Kye - iigo [Rhythm Section International] 6. Hugo LX - Yugen (Part.1 First Days) [R2 Records Ltd.] 7. Ray-D - Bounce To The Beat [Robsoul Recordings] 8. Eli Escobar - Up All Night [Night People] 9. Books - Sour Grapes [Omena] 10. Kerri Chandler - Rain (Atjazz Remix) [R2 Records Ltd.] 11. Laurence Guy - Wish I Knew [Church] 12. Replika - Dots And Bites [Swedish Brandy Productions] 13. Ian Pooley - Time [Suol] 14. Atjazz - Track 9 (Mix 2) [Atjazz Record Company] 15. Junktion - Wide Awake [Outplay] 16. Kaytronik - Boy [R2 Records Ltd.] 17. Matt Prehn, Dene Theron - Beatsbaby feat. Dene Theron [Large Music] 18. Loz Goddard - It Will Come To Me (Fouk Remix) [Outplay] 19. Scott Diaz - Mistreated [Soulstar Records] 20. Laurence Guy - Saw You for the First Time [Church] 21. Houz Addictz - Vybe The Hype [LW Recordings] 22. Playin' 4 The City - This Road [Straight Up Records] 23. DJ Tipz - Lifetime feat. Kholi (Eric Ericksson Dub) [Atjazz Record Company] 24. Nick Holder - Paradise [DNH Records] 25. Hanna - Chasing the Sunset [Shall Not Fade] 26. Chaos In The CBD - Similar Stories [Church] 27. Eventual Groove - Long Way [Open Bar Music]

Music from Dekmantel, Rhythm Section International, Mahogani Music, Hot Haus Records, Chiwax… Bookings: info@bengomori.com Discover more new music on our SoundCloud page http://soundcloud.com/turned-on Follow the Spotify playlist http://bit.ly/turnedonspotify Turned On is powered by Inflyte – the world’s fastest growing music … Continue reading → The post Turned On 204: Moodymann, Tom Trago, DJ Steaw, DJ Haus, De Gama, String Theory appeared first on Turned On.

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11e émission de la 37e session... Cette semaine, départ funky-soul puis électro-jazz et ambient! En musique Leroy Houston sur la compilation Anthology 1972-84  (Acid Jazz, 2017); 30/70 Collective sur l'album Elevate  (Rhythm Section International, 2017); James Holden and the Animal Spirits sur l'album The Animal Spirits  (Border Community, 2017); The Kandinsky Effect sur l'album Pax 6  (Ropeadope, 2017); Girls in Airport sur l'album Live  (Edition, 2017); Denny Zeitlin and George Marsh sur l'album Expedition  (Sunnyside, 2017); TransMemories sur l'album The Sound History of the Earth  (Indépendant, 2017)...

11e émission de la 37e session... Cette semaine, départ funky-soul puis électro-jazz et ambient! En musique Leroy Houston sur la compilation Anthology 1972-84  (Acid Jazz, 2017); 30/70 Collective sur l'album Elevate  (Rhythm Section International, 2017); James Holden and the Animal Spirits sur l'album The Animal Spirits  (Border Community, 2017); The Kandinsky Effect sur l'album Pax 6  (Ropeadope, 2017); Girls in Airport sur l'album Live  (Edition, 2017); Denny Zeitlin and George Marsh sur l'album Expedition  (Sunnyside, 2017); TransMemories sur l'album The Sound History of the Earth  (Indépendant, 2017)...

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