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We revive our Global Selection series with a standout contribution from one of France's most authoritative selectors of his generation, Ivan Smagghe. Ahead of his return to Dublin for Big Dish Go this weekend at Centre Point, Smagghe delivers a masterful hour of storytelling through sound. From shimmering downtempo rarities to deep, driving house cuts and smoky, electro-kissed grooves, his mix unfolds like the hazy soundtrack to a foggy morning in the hills of an undisclosed rave, transporting you there, or wherever your wandering mind takes you. Few DJs can transform obscurity into dancefloor gold like Ivan Smagghe. With a musical ethos reminiscent of the late, great Andrew Weatherall, Smagghe acts as a raw conduit, channelling his notoriously esoteric record collection into the pulsing bodies beneath the strobe. His latest mix is yet another example of his singular talent—a deep dive into the avant-garde fringes of electronic music, held together by an intuitive understanding of groove and space. Smagghe has long been at the intersection of Parisian hype and unwavering musical integrity. From his pioneering work with Black Strobe to his boundary-pushing productions as one half of It's A Fine Line, he has received praise from some of the most respected names in electronic music, including James Murphy, Trevor Jackson, Ata, Optimo, and, of course, Weatherall himself. What is their shared mission? To demonstrate that electronic music is more than just a hedonistic soundtrack; it is a constantly evolving art form. “I have very fond, if a bit blurred, memories of the Big Dish Go parties in the basement of Kennedy's… Loud and wild they were but we live in the now and we must let that spirit live on. It's just about freedom, in that mix (who cares what style it is) and in that ephemeral companionship with David Holmes. Freedom & Love” Ivan Smagghe --------------- SC: @colonelgatito IG: www.instagram.com/ivan_smggh_jmm/ Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

A Olimpíada de Paris conseguiu ser a mais paritária da história e deu mais visibilidade ao esporte feminino, mas também mostrou que ainda existem desafios para alcançar a igualdade no esporte entre homens e mulheres. Quando conquistou a medalha de ouro no solo da ginástica olímpica, na segunda-feira (5), em Paris, Rebeca Andrade, resumiu a luta das mulheres para subir aos pódios, em um meio que nunca as favoreceu."A gente sabe como é difícil para a mulher para estar no esporte, para a mulher aparecer, para a mulher fazer e acontecer, enfim, estávamos representando todas as mulheres e mostrando que é sim possível, que a gente é capaz", disse a ginasta que se transformou, nesse dia, na atleta brasileira com mais medalhas olímpicas conquistadas. Paris 2024 tinha a ambição de ser a primeira Olimpíada totalmente paritária da história, com presença e número de medalhas iguais para homens e mulheres. Mas apesar dos esforços, não se pode dizer que esse objetivo foi totalmente cumprido, como explica Éric Monnin, vice-presidente da Universidade de Franche-Comté e diretor do Centro de Estudos e Pesquisas Olímpicas Universitárias (CEROU). "Na verdade, essa paridade não é real. Na luta, não há paridade. Há apenas 12 provas masculinas contra 6 femininas. Então a paridade não é completa. É um pouco um abuso de linguagem dizer que a paridade é total", diz. "Ela é uma realidade na globalidade dos jogos, mas temos que relativizar porque, ainda que tenhamos o mesmo número de homens e mulheres, esta equidade não está em todos os esportes. É necessário precisar", insiste. De acordo com números de Paris 2024, o objetivo de distribuição "50% a 50%" entre os dois sexos não foi alcançada, já que as mulheres representaram apenas 49,14% dos atletas qualificados, com 192 homens a mais. Evolução importanteMas para entender como o sistema olímpico evoluiu sobre a questão, é necessário voltar no tempo. Em 1900, quando Paris realizou uma olimpíada pela primeira vez, apenas 22 mulheres participaram entre os 975 atletas selecionados, o que representava apenas 2% dos esportistas. Já em 2024 elas são 5.250. Além disso, 100 anos atrás, as mulheres participaram apenas de provas consideradas "compatíveis com sua feminilidade". Pierre de Coubertin, barão francês responsável pela criação dos Jogos Olímpicos da era moderna, chegou a dizer, na época, que "a mulher era, antes de tudo, uma reprodutora destinada a coroar os vencedores". Atualmente, a paridade faz parte do estatuto olímpico, que prevê a não discriminação e a igualdade entre homens e mulheres. Para garantir que esse objetivo seja cumprido, provas mistas foram propostas como uma solução, obrigando as delegações a colocar o mesmo número de mulheres e homens nas competições. Entre as modalidades estão o judô por equipes, que passou a ser misto em Tóquio 2020. Este ano foi a vez da marcha atlética masculina de 50 km ser substituída pelo revezamento misto. "Acho que isso vai dar mais visibilidade (para o esporte feminino). Mas vamos ir ainda mais longe. Hoje existe uma verdadeira reflexão que ultrapassa a polarização homem/mulher. Eu acho que é necessário repensar o sistema em sua globalidade", diz o Eric Monnin. "Temos que pensar a questão homem-mulher de uma maneira muito mais global, sobre que lugar dar ao atleta em sua globalidade. Sabemos que hoje falamos de ele, ela e elu, então, percebemos que existe uma mutação da sociedade que está acontecendo", acrescenta, otimista. Paridade e igualdadeMas paridade não é exatamente sinônimo de igualdade. Nas Olimpíadas pode ter sido uma maneira de dar visibilidade ao esporte feminino, mas a desigualdade de acesso aos esportes de competição em geral e às responsabilidades esportivas para as mulheres continuam. Além disso, alguns casos como o da boxeadora argelina Imane Khelif, que foi alvo de especulações sobre sua identidade de gênero, mostram que o corpo das atletas ainda é o principal alvo dos comentários e não seus desempenhos. Como lembra a editora da revista de esporte feminino, Les Esportives, Claire Smagghe. "O corpo das mulheres é sempre a questão, isso não é novo. Continua acontecendo e é muito problemático. Sempre resumimos as esportistas a seus corpos, a sua feminilidade", lamentou em entrevista à France 24. Questões sobre os uniformes das atletas também ainda são debate. A equipe de atletismo americana reclamou de maiôs muito cavados, enquanto as francesas quiseram ter o direito de usar roupas iguais aos dos homens na abertura de Paris 2024. "O esporte é governado pelos homens e, ainda pior, são eles que dizem às mulheres como se vestir, enquanto são elas que têm responsabilidade sobre seus corpos. Elas devem poder escolher como se vestir. Esse é o primeiro ponto. E o segundo tem a ver com os enquadramentos. Acho que existem imagens e comentários que não são necessários. Elas são campeãs que treinam o ano todo. O essencial é o desempenho", lembra Smagghe.Na Olimpíada de Tóquio 2020, o COI (Comitê Internacional Olímpico) atualizou suas diretrizes para tentar mudar ângulos que sexualizam o corpo das atletas nas transmissões televisivas. Recomendações que parecem óbvias, como tentar não focar na aparência, nas roupas e nas partes íntimas das esportistas, foram transmitidas aos profissionais da imagem que trabalham nas olimpíadas. Arenas de debateAs olimpíadas servem também como uma maneira de colocar nas arenas de discussões as dificuldades das mulheres por trás do sonho olímpico. A história da velocista brasileira Flávia Maria de Lima ficou conhecida até fora do Brasil. Em pleno processo de divórcio e de preparação para as olimpíadas, o marido da atleta utilizava na Justiça suas viagens internacionais para participar de competições como provas de "abandono materno" para obter a guarda da filha. Flávia conseguiu sensibilizar milhões de internautas, atrizes e celebridades brasileiras e chegou a ser notícia na mídia francesa. O caso da esportista mostrou também que, para alcançar olimpíadas mais igualitárias, existem questões que vão muito além da paridade.  

Dans cet épisode, je discute avec Laurène Smagghe, rédactrice en chef du magazine Les Débrouillards.Ressources mentionnées :Le magazine Les Débrouillards : https://www.lesdebrouillards.com/Le magazine Les Explorateurs : https://lesexplos.com/Le magazine Curium : https://curiummag.com/A propos du podcast :En sci bons termes est le podcast où on parle avec des personnes expertes de la vulgarisation scientifique. Ce podcast est animé par Viviane Lalande, enseignante, formatrice et elle-même vulgarisatrice — sur YouTube (Scilabus) et ailleurs.Pour suivre la version vidéo du podcast, rendez-vous sur la chaine YouTube Sci+. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Voici un extrait de l'épisode 3 d'En sci bons termes avec Laurène Smagghe ! L'épisode complet sort demain. A très vite ;)A propos du podcast :En sci bons termes est le podcast où on parle avec des personnes expertes de la vulgarisation scientifique. Ce podcast est animé par Viviane Lalande, enseignante, formatrice et elle-même vulgarisatrice — sur YouTube (Scilabus) et ailleurs.Pour suivre la version vidéo du podcast, rendez-vous sur la chaine YouTube Sci+. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

FP DJ Gus shares a mix that moves from the oblique to the brash. Smagghe & Cross - Le Soleil Levant [Offen] Tenesha The Wordsmith - I Dream So Loud Ft. Daniel B Summerhill [On The Corner] Rain Stick - Heavens Gate [Youth] Sam Binga Addison Groove - Thr3Id [50 Weapons] Tom Encore - The Roach (Deft Remix) [Concrete Cut] Moresounds - Analog Steak [Cosmic Bridge] Harmonic 313 - Word Problems [Warp] Lazer Sword - Koopa Boss Mode [Innovative Leisure] Loops Haunt - Proton Pack [Fortified Audio] Jazzsteppa - Two [Hotflush] Hudson Mohawke - Zoo00Oom Fatima Al Qadiri - Ghost Raid [Fade To Mind] Blue Daisy - Fallin' [Black Acre] Clams Casino - I'm God [Self]

Une pièce montée pour le PSG, commandée le matin pour le soir même ? C'est une histoire que l'on n'entend qu'en palace ! Rigueur et flexibilité, Guillaume nous raconte que chaque journée est différente quand on travaille en palace et que le “non” n'existe pas. Guillaume Smagghe a toujours voulu être pâtissier : “j'ai eu la chance de trouver ma vocation en sortant de troisième”, et il a toujours voulu faire de belles maisons parisiennes. Pas vraiment pour le bling bling, mais parce que le palace, c'est challenging : on y vit toute la journée ! Du matin au dessert du déjeuner, en passant par le tea time, le room service et le service du dîner… Tout le panel de la pâtisserie est à disposition, dans de belles conditions (laboratoires au top et produits de qualité) pour produire le meilleur de ce que l'on sait faire… Découvrez avec nous ce que c'est que de prendre son premier poste de chef pour faire l'ouverture d'un palace parisien ! (bon, techniquement, le Bulgari Paris n'en a pas encore l'appellation, mais croyez-nous, c'est tout comme !) La recette offerte par Guillaume (le fameux tiramisu dont on parle pendant l'épisode !) sera à retrouver sur notre compte instagram : @lenvers_du_dessert et rendez-vous sur notre site internet pour voir les derniers articles : lenversdudessert.com Un grand merci à XII pour les musiques du podcast et le mixage de cet épisode ! Vous pouvez retrouver son travail ici : https://soundcloud.com/rena12sance

Marie-Josée Hébert explique comment mieux préserver les organes des donneurs avant la greffe; Alexandre Touchette parle du déclin des requins qui est une menace pour les écosystèmes marins; Marie-Pier Elie parle de la matière sombre découverte par une équipe de scientifiques qui pourrait être de l'énergie noire; Binh An Vu Van aborde les origines du Sars-CoV-2; Anne-Marie Nader parle d'une nouvelle piste pour améliorer l'apprentissage des enfants autistes; Gino Harel se penche sur la recherche entourant le Pineapple Express; Julien Meyer parle des différents travaux au sujet des langues qui utilisent le sifflement; et Laurène Smagghe donne des suggestions en culture scientifique.

Een muziekgroep - bv. fanfare, folk, rock of klassiek - vormt zich makkelijkst op een organische manier. Met vrienden die goed met elkaar kunnen opschieten en van eenzelfde soort muziek houden. Het blijft wel kunst om ook weg te komen met de minder plezante zaken zoals bijvoorbeeld de administratie. Maar weet dat je vooral tijd moet investeren in je muziek: in het oefenen en optreden. En dat is geen straf voor Denis Smagghe en De Laatste Drop'. Deze fanfare uit Steenvoorde maakt op feestelijke wijze de straten en pleinen onveilig met koperblazers en percussie. … De fanfarecultuur is erkend Immaterieel Cultureel Erfgoed … Archief https://ikwashier.live

FP DJ Gus brings together soft and searing sounds. Smagghe & Cross - Le Soleil Levant Tenesha The Wordsmith Feat. Daniel B. Summerhill - I Dream So Loud Kirsty - Nightjam (Paradox remix) PFM - Hypnotising The Chameleon - Links Martyn - Forgiveness (Step 3) Burial - Rival Dealer Dead Man’s Chest - Acid Inna Dancehall BCUK - Nitrous

Hola amig@s de la buena música, hoy es día de, ¡UEMA Series! Esta entrega viene de manos de nuestra ilustre paisana, Gela. Gela es una viajera natural y no sólo por su música, esta Dj procedente de Riópar ha vivido en países y ciudades muy dispares, dentro y fuera de España, y se ha ido empapando de diferentes culturas musicales, que pueden ir desde la música Brasileña hasta el Detroit más futurista. Fruto de ello es el inmenso bagaje musical que despliega en sus sets, donde siempre se encuentra un nexo común entre los diferentes estilos que pincha. Bien sea un set más enfocado a la música Disco, Electro o Acid, todo suena a Gela, y su búsqueda del Groove profundo, del Beat lento pero contundente y que invita al baile mientras te alimenta el alma. Gela ha pinchado en infinidad de eventos en Madrid, ciudad en la que reside actualmente, pasando por cabinas de salas como Siroco, Café Berlín, Sala el Sol o festivales como Brunch in the Park. Sus sets también han sido bailados en lugares tan emblemáticos como Razzmatazz (Bcn), Corsica Studios (Ldn), Red Light Radio (Ams), Wilden Renate (Brl), Warm Up Festival (Mur) o Festival de Los Sentidos (Ab), y como no, en Ocio (Mu), sala en la que debutó y a la que le guarda un profundo cariño, y es que Gela es mucho Beat y mucho Love. Además, junto a Madame Excuse, forma Iguana, proyecto enfocado a la música Disco más orgánica y con esos aires oldschool que tanto gustan a nuestra invitada. Sobra decir que para nosotros es un verdadero honor contar con Gela en nuestra serie de podcast y creemos que para vosotr@s esta sesión será una auténtica gozada a ritmo de buen Electro y mezclado con mucha clase por nuestra manchega predilecta. Como buena amante de la música Gela ha querido compartir con tod@s nosotr@s el tracklist de esta tremenda sesionaca. Sin más os dejamos en buenas manos y mejor mente, Gela! Tracklist: 1. Smagghe & Cross_Somewhere in Time (Offen Music, 2019). 2. Jose Rico_Discotime (Redsonja Records, 2019). 3. Ideograma_Partícula Móvil (Prayers For The Long Life, 2020). 4. Compute_L.O.R. (NVH, 2016). 5. C.A.R._Pressure Drop_Suzzane Kraft Remix (K7, 2019). 6. Electro Force_Round & Round (303 Records, 2018). 7. Carl Finlow_Undertones (Craigie Knowes, 2020). 8. E.R.P._Cold Colony (Semántica, 2018). 9. Ottonian_Slow Down Mister (Gentrified Underground, 2020). 10. Electro Force_High Dub (303 Records, 2018). 11. Dj Digital_I am Morpheus (Gentrified Underground, 2020). 12. Zero One & Allert_Random Beings (Discos Atonicos, 2020). 13. DMX Krew_Upgrade Path (Breakin’ Records, 2019). 14. Drexciya_The Mutant Gillmen (Clone Classics Cuts, 2013). 15. Carlos Perón_Her Heäd Is Brákin Into Foör (Primal Version)(Intenta, 2020).

Greetings from Northern Yorkshire! Seems to be a beautiful place, though I don't really see much of it as I'm exclusively focused on my music projects, finishing loads of tracks and creating other kind of content. I'm staying with my friend Sam in the property where his grand-parents used to live, before some other people will write a new chapter of this house. Yesterday I finished a new track called "Scarabée Égyptien" to be released as part of a Various Artists compilation on Diffract Records. I'm happy to share the tracklist with people like Mononome, my bros Nectvr and ea and Dirty Art. You might have noticed how I love to add either movie dialogs, field recordings or some bits of private conversations I have on the phone or in real life. In this one, you'll hear myself talking on the phone with my younger niece. She'll be 9 in March. She couldn't believe I went to England because "it's not possible. You don't know how to speak English." She's very creative. We can't hear that part, but she started the call pretending she was the police and that I've been flashed driving too fast. I took the picture from the covert art in Portishead. The walking man is my bro Barnaby Carter. You can hear the track 'They’ll Come With Joy' from his first album at the very end of this mix. He's finishing his second full-length, to be released in the Summer hopefully. I’d like to express my gratitude towards Barny for hosting me in Bristol while I organise my new life in the UK. I feel that this city is a perfect home for my music and overall creativity, and I’m lucky to have a good friend in this part of the world. I actually got to know Barnaby because he discovered Eclectic Soul back in 2012 and sent me an e-mail to share his appreciation. Damn, been eight years already! Enjoy the music, keep your mind and body fit 🕊 If you want to download all my mixes (almost 100!) in high quality 320kbps mp3 and get the full timestamped tracklists, you'll appreciate becoming a patron. There are also some exclusive mixes never to be publicly released! As usual, Ninja Crew and Wolf Pack patrons can find the 320kbps mp3 to download in the Google Drive Archives. What's your favourite track from this show? Let me know by sending me an e-mail at costalsmusic@gmail.com and share the last piece of music you discovered!

Greetings from Northern Yorkshire! Seems to be a beautiful place, though I don't really see much of it as I'm exclusively focused on my music projects, finishing loads of tracks and creating other kind of content. I'm staying with my friend Sam in the property where his grand-parents used to live, before some other people will write a new chapter of this house. Yesterday I finished a new track called "Scarabée Égyptien" to be released as part of a Various Artists compilation on Diffract Records. I'm happy to share the tracklist with people like Mononome, my bros Nectvr and ea and Dirty Art. You might have noticed how I love to add either movie dialogs, field recordings or some bits of private conversations I have on the phone or in real life. In this one, you'll hear myself talking on the phone with my younger niece. She'll be 9 in March. She couldn't believe I went to England because "it's not possible. You don't know how to speak English." She's very creative. We can't hear that part, but she started the call pretending she was the police and that I've been flashed driving too fast. I took the picture from the covert art in Portishead. The walking man is my bro Barnaby Carter. You can hear the track 'They’ll Come With Joy' from his first album at the very end of this mix. He's finishing his second full-length, to be released in the Summer hopefully. I’d like to express my gratitude towards Barny for hosting me in Bristol while I organise my new life in the UK. I feel that this city is a perfect home for my music and overall creativity, and I’m lucky to have a good friend in this part of the world. I actually got to know Barnaby because he discovered Eclectic Soul back in 2012 and sent me an e-mail to share his appreciation. Damn, been eight years already! Enjoy the music, keep your mind and body fit 🕊 If you want to download all my mixes (almost 100!) in high quality 320kbps mp3 and get the full timestamped tracklists, you'll appreciate becoming a patron. There are also some exclusive mixes never to be publicly released! As usual, Ninja Crew and Wolf Pack patrons can find the 320kbps mp3 to download in the Google Drive Archives. What's your favourite track from this show? Let me know by sending me an e-mail at costalsmusic@gmail.com and share the last piece of music you discovered!

Greetings from Northern Yorkshire! Seems to be a beautiful place, though I don't really see much of it as I'm exclusively focused on my music projects, finishing loads of tracks and creating other kind of content. I'm staying with my friend Sam in the property where his grand-parents used to live, before some other people will write a new chapter of this house. Yesterday I finished a new track called "Scarabée Égyptien" to be released as part of a Various Artists compilation on Diffract Records. I'm happy to share the tracklist with people like Mononome, my bros Nectvr and ea and Dirty Art. You might have noticed how I love to add either movie dialogs, field recordings or some bits of private conversations I have on the phone or in real life. In this one, you'll hear myself talking on the phone with my younger niece. She'll be 9 in March. She couldn't believe I went to England because "it's not possible. You don't know how to speak English." She's very creative. We can't hear that part, but she started the call pretending she was the police and that I've been flashed driving too fast. I took the picture from the covert art in Portishead. The walking man is my bro Barnaby Carter. You can hear the track 'They’ll Come With Joy' from his first album at the very end of this mix. He's finishing his second full-length, to be released in the Summer hopefully. I’d like to express my gratitude towards Barny for hosting me in Bristol while I organise my new life in the UK. I feel that this city is a perfect home for my music and overall creativity, and I’m lucky to have a good friend in this part of the world. I actually got to know Barnaby because he discovered Eclectic Soul back in 2012 and sent me an e-mail to share his appreciation. Damn, been eight years already! Enjoy the music, keep your mind and body fit 🕊 If you want to download all my mixes (almost 100!) in high quality 320kbps mp3 and get the full timestamped tracklists, you'll appreciate becoming a patron. There are also some exclusive mixes never to be publicly released! As usual, Ninja Crew and Wolf Pack patrons can find the 320kbps mp3 to download in the Google Drive Archives. What's your favourite track from this show? Let me know by sending me an e-mail at costalsmusic@gmail.com and share the last piece of music you discovered! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eclecticsoul/message

David Montminy sera à l'animation ce soir!  On fait le point sur des espèces dites "clé de voute" responsable du bon fonctionnement de la biodiversité, avec Sophia Rousseau-Mermans, doctorante en philosophie à l’Université de Montréal et l’Université Paris 1 - Panthéon Sorbonne, sous la cotutelle de Frédéric Bouchard et Philippe Huneman. Retrouvez aussi la chronique astronomie de Myriam Latulippe, qui gère le blog "Un Zeste d'Astro". Perrine Poisson sera des notres pour nous offrir un survol de la riche programmation du 24 heures de science, qui se tiendra les 10 et 11 mai prochain. Perrine coordinatrice l'organisation de l'évènement à Science Pour Tous. Enfin, découvrez la position de l'Association des communicateurs scientifiques du Québec (ACS) sur le (cyber)harcèlement des communicateurs scientifiques, - comme on a pu le voir dernièrement avec Le Pharmachien - expliquée par Laurène Smagghe, présidente par interim de l'ACS. Bonne émission!

Манифест. Adventures in Utopia City - не миксы, это музыкальные полотна. Музыкальные полотна, сотканные не из стилей, направлений или жанров, но из настроений и атмосферы. Созданы не для фона будней, они для погружения в воображение. Слушатель может создавать свой собственный образ мира Утопии и путешествовать внутри него. Adventures in Utopia City - почти произведение искусства. Оно не для всех. Но для каждого. Manifesto. Adventures in Utopia City - not mixes, these are musical canvases. Music canvases woven not from styles, trends or genres, but from moods and atmosphere. They are not created for the background of everyday life, they are for immersing oneself in the imagination. The listener can create his own image of the city of Utopia and travel inside it. Adventures in Utopia City - almost a piece of art. It is not for all. But for everyone. youneverknow - House Where It Never Happend Anything Good Tracklist / Треклист 01. Memotone - Across the Divide 02. Nicolas Jaar - Killing Time 03. The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Sirocco 04. Oval and Andres Gualdron feat Dandara - Stealth 05. Kelsey Lu - Morning After Coffee 06. Alt-J - 3WW 07. Ot to, Not to - Addiction and Indulgence 08. Audiophysical - Sleight Of Hand 09. Chrysta Bell - Swing with Me 10. Jacaszek - Daffodils 11. Meeting by Chance - Inside Out 12. The Tiger Lillies - Cold Night in Soho 13. Sleepy Sun - Sleepy Son 14. Manet - Zygomatic Bones for Days 15. Fink - Cold Feet 16. Oiseaux-Tempête - Feu Aux Frontieres 17. Daniel Pemberton - The Vikings & The Barons 18. Solar Bears - Persona 19. Smagghe & Cross - Somebody To Love 20. Hauschka - Knowledge Is Passed On 21. Calibre - Strange Are The Days 22. Nicolas Jaar - The Three Sides Of Audrey And Why She's All Alone Now 23. Lumisokea - Prowl 24. Jefest - Amnesia 320 - https://yadi.sk/d/ioj0wwiH3aaHmQ

With tracks from Session Victim, Jacques Renault, LTJ Xperience, Bongo Entp., Dr Packer, Billy Caso, Trujillo, Noema, Luke Vibert, French 79 Feat. Sarah Rebecca, DJ Sotofett, Asa Moto, Antenna, B.W.H. Feat. Paolo Del Prete, Subway, Max Pask, Atella, Smagghe & Cross, The Mighty Sceptres, Tom Misch. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Hey look, another year is done. The crew (Sam, Tom, Gus, & Simon) decided to pick some of their favourite music from 2017, and Sam stitched it all together one night before bouncing overseas. We hope you enjoy it. Smagghe & Cross - Onde De Choc [Offen Music] Air Cushion Finish - Lyrebird [Lullabies For Insomniacs] Kasai Allstars - Félicité Three (RAMZi remix) [Crammed Discs] Thool w/ Marieke - Je Sors (Stepping Out) [DEEK Recordings] Laurel Halo - Moontalk [Hyperdub] Tornado Wallace - Today ft. Sui Zhen [Running Back] Golden Teacher - Spiritron [Golden Teacher] Repetentes 2008 - Rede Lazarência [Future Times] Alexx A-Game - Braver (Swing Ting Smooth Edit) [Swing Ting] Central - Pillow Peace [Dekmantel] TMO Jams & Andy Butler - Coca Cola Jam [L.I.E.S.] DJ Soch - The Mother [Wound Music] Not Waving - Where Are We (feat. Marie Davidson) [Diagonal] DJ Normal 4 - Andalue [Art-Aud] DJ Hell - Car Car Car (Fango Needs A New Car Remix) [International Deejay Gigolo Records] Job Sifre - Worries [Artificial Dance] Powerdance - Safe & Happy Place (Extended Disco 12 Inch Version) [Powerdance] Fort Romeau - Emu II [Running Back] Tatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks - BBQ [2000 Black] E. Myers - Taps [White] Mount Kimbie - Four Years And One Day [Warp Records] Solid Space - Destination Moon [In Phaze/Dark Entries] Ploy - Zoom [Timedance] Yves Tumor - Limerence [PAN] Keine Ahnung - Herzschlag [Passiv/Dark Entries] Marvin Horsch - Sun After The Rain [Film] Kara-Lis Coverdale - Grafts [Boomkat Editions]

Émile est souvent dans la lune et oublie bien des choses : ses devoirs, la liste d’épicerie et beaucoup d’autres informations! Plus le temps passe, plus ses trous de mémoire se multiplient. Bien décidé à élucider ce mystère, Émile demande conseil à son ami David, puis à ses parents. Tous les tests cliniques sont normaux. Émile serait-il une énigme? L’énigme d’Émile est un roman qui aborde de façon originale les troubles liés à la mémoire et où l’auteure explore subtilement les thèmes de la maladie et de l’hérédité. Résumé adapté à partir de celui de l’éditeur. Ce conte a été enregistré devant public au Salon du livre de Montréal, le 15 novembre 2017. Une réalisation de Christine Chevarie. Lu par Sophie Faucher. Publié en 2016 | Édition Bayard Canada | 48 pages | Illustrations : Jacques Goldstyn | Pour les 6 à 10 ans

Not all heroes wear capes. Harry James is the man behind the Snap Crackle & Pop (SC&P) brand well known to Londoners for their consistent delivery of alternative/leftfield dance music performers. The Waiting Room in particular has become a second home for many and line up has already included such legends as Ivan Smagghe, Vladimir Ivkovic, Inga Mauer, Tolouse Low Trax, Cosmo Vitelli, Manfredas, C.A.R., Alex Egan, and many more people, some rarely visiting UK in general. From all of us here at Parabox - huge THANK YOU for that! SC&P has recently launched a record label as well. First release featured an EP from The Junto Club, with remixes from Smagghe & Cross and Khidja and the second by Deeds with some amazing originals and remixed. Harry is also a great Dj and selector, and this is what we are going to try and extract from him in this episode. An hours selection of influences from the man himself following some music from our HQ.

Roll up, roll up, this one is worth some attention. Martyn Lester is a man of mystery, a throwback character with a penchant for retro synths and the energy of youth. Drawing upon inspiration from the days of Italo and the early days of Ibiza he has hand crafted a sound which is far beyond his own assumption. Appearances on Ruf Kutz, Blip Discs and in the coming weeks Ransom Note Records play testament to his taste and style in the form of a remix of Ivan Smagghe and Rupert Cross aka Smagghe and Cross's Talking To Katz EP. I mean, why else would we sign him? As a disc jockey Glowing Palms is diverse and entertaining, as much about the Saturday night soundtrack as the vintage mixtape. A true selector in the most humble of senses.

If you haven't heard this name yet, you are seriously living under a rock. The man behind Les Disques De La Mort label. A&R for Kill The Dj. Half of It's a Fine Line. Half of Smagghe & Cross. Endless amazing remixes, and edits over the years. Host of Channeling radio show on NTS alongside Nathan Gregory Wilkins. A man with a thousand stories to tell. Yes, Mr Ivan Smagghe is joining us to talk about influential records. His hour follows after a selection of new and old music from ourselves.

“Under the name Astronomer, Alex Egan has been a prolific remixer, lending his musical persona to the likes of The Foals, The XX and Joakim. His latest project, The Draughtsman, might finally let us see Egan in 360 degrees: “Geschmacklos,” presented by the very cool Marketing Music label as an EP in multiple parts, is the producer’s highest-profile solo tune yet, and it seems to let loose all the personality he’s stored up in his years spent tinkering in the background.” Jordan Rothlein for Resident Advisor iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Marketing Music Podcast - Jul 12 by Alex Egan on Mixcloud Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…) TRACKLISTING 01. The Knife – From Off To On [Rabid] 02. Laid Back – Cosyland [Brother Music] 03. Logic System – Unit [EMI] 04. Turzi Électronique Expérience – Connaissance [Record Makers] 05. Alphaville – The Nelson Highrise (Sector One: Escalator) (Disco 3000 Edit) (Re-Edit) [Ballerino] 06. Yellow Peril Disco Group – Bamboo Disco [Fresh Up] 07. Massimiliano Pagliara – In Order Of More Depth [Live At Robert Johnson] 08. Mim Suleiman – Mingi (Instrumental) [Running Back] 09. Blacmale – Golden Day [Static Discos] 10. Strafe – Set If Off (Instrumental) [Jus Born] 11. Credit [...]

Fellow Brussels City residents Thomas Sari & DC Salas met as equal sound & music enthusiasts in 2010 while hanging out in the backyard of a local dance club. A union was born of that evening that birthed a quality collaboration. “Polar” is all about the balance of complimentary sounds, the celebratory stasis of where old school groove meets new school electronic structure, a marriage that creates a very special and fulfilling rhythm. “Polar” is an audible product of inspiration & multiple enigmatic influences. Joined as mutually ignited sound science freaks, these two have been enjoying and creating funkin’ loud fun since day one, in the lab and in the club, as you can hear with this podcast and their forthcoming EP for Marketing Music. iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)

Tim Paris discovered Uriah Klapter a few months back when he played right before him at a party in Tel Aviv with It’s A Fine Line. This young Tel Aviv based dj, raised in a musical family (his father being a well know guitarist in Israel), is currently causing quite some stir in his home country thanks to his broad musical tastes and natural dj instincts as showcased in this dj set for the Marketing Music podcast series. iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)

Jullian Gomes, the young gun responsible of this unbelievable vocal “Love Song 28” with singer Bobby on Marketing Music is lurking us in lush, deep house, pop, folk and soul territory with this dj mix for the new edition of the Marketing Music podcast. iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)

10 years together, Bozz & Nico formed Hiem from the ashes of The All Seeing I and Venini, with The All Seeing I bothering the charts with “The Beat Goes On” & “Walk Like a Panther”. Wearing their influences firmly on their sleeve (Sparks, Van Der Graff Generator, Daft Punk, John Cooper Clark) they have produced an album that passes through Lissom Disco, Electro and Techno and all points in between. With a back catalogue of hits under their belt for illustrious labels including Eskimo Recordings and Crosstown Rebels, as well as front man Bozzwellʼs critically lauded solo album “Bits & Pieces” released through Firm even managing to scoop an award nomination for German Music Criticʼs Record of the Year before releasing their new single “Freaky Nights” on Marketing Music. TRACKLISTING 1 – Hiem – Introduction 2 – Hiem – 1.2.3.4 3 – Snortex – Strange Aoens (Club mix) 4 – Hiem – Freaky Nights (Tim Paris remix) 5 – Discodeine feat Jarvis Cocker – Synchronize 6 – Most Lickley To Suceed – So Easy Back Then 7 – Hiem – Freaky Nights (Darabi remix) 8 – Steffi – Yours 9 – Factory Floor – Real Love (Optimo remix) iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)

Alex Appy is a long time friend of Tim Paris and have been instrumental into having Tim’s music released in the first place. He  have always had an ear for the non obvious and the emotional. This mix is an prime addition to the broad spirits that drive the Marketing Music podcast series. TRACKLISTING 1 – Timber Timbre – Trouble Comes Knocking 2 – Gravenhurst – I Found The F 3 – The Gun Club – Mother of Earth 4 – Headless Heroes – True Love Will Find You In The End 5 – Cults – The Curse 6 – Andrew Weatherall – Built Back Higher 7 – LCD Soundsystem – Oh You 8 – Paul McCartney – Check My Machine 9 – The Phantom Band – Into The Corn 10 – Amazing Baby – The Narwhal 11 – Lou Reed – Kicks iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)

Source Of Uncertainty is a new project from a duet of producers that want to remain anonymous for the time being. They have recorded live this series of new material and gave it to Tim Paris exclusively for you to enjoy on the new Marketing Music podcast. iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)

Hungarian Attila Fodor, a recording artist and dj under the moniker Fine Cut Bodies has made a name for himself by producing quality break tracks spinned by top djs like Plump Djs, Chris Carter, Breakneck or Adam Freeland but this mid-tempo broad mix he did for Marketing Music shows that he’s got more than a trick up his sleeve… TRACKLISTING 1-  Free The Robots – Inter Arma – Alpha Pup 2- Ikonika – Yoshimitshu – Hyperdub 3 – Luke Vibert + Jean Jaques Perrey – Analog Generique 4 – Prins Thomas – Kukkelure – Full Pupp 5 – Jimi Polar + Jamie Lloyd – Like Butter – Junkbeats 6 -  Mux Mool – Wolf Tone Symphony (Paul White remix) – Ghostly 7 – Shigeto – Eternal Life – Ghostly 8 – Take – Paper Garden – Alpha Pup 9 – To Rococo Rot – Ship – Domino 10 – Caribou – Bowis – Cooperative 11 – Sleazy McQueen – Naked (KINK remix) – Hairy Claw 12 – The Hundred In The Hands – Tom Tom – Warp 13 – Mano Le Tough – Oblique (Chateau Flight remix) – Internasjonal 14 – Amanda Lear – I’m Coming Up (Tommie Sunshines Quaalude remix) [...]

To keep us waiting before their new release after their timeless piece of music “Landscapes” released last year on Marketing Music, the Idioma brothers just put together some music that inspired them during their long studio sessions. The mix includes an unreleased tracks by the brothers themselves : Five Days. TRACKLISTING 1 – Darkstar – Need You 2 – Siriusmo – Nights Off 3 – Clouddead – (Apt.1) 4 – Jackson C. Frank – Milk And Honey 5 – Ratatat – Gipsy Threat 6 – Radiohead – Where Bluebirds Fly 7 – Idioma – Five Days 8 – Boys Noize – Gax 9 – Mr. Oizo – Polocaust 10 – Jean Baptiste Barrière – Sonate Pour Violoncelle I, Allegro 11 – Para One – Liege 12 – Moderat – Rusty Nails 13 – Detect – Bande A Part 14 – Das Glow – Cathedrale 15 – Bobby Vinton – Blue velvet 16 – Chapelier Fou – Les Métamorphoses Du Vide iTunes / RSS / Newsletter Download (Right Click / Ctrl Click + Save Link As…)