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Vivian Host's rave credentials go deep. Much deeper than we realised in fact, and we've been friends with her for over a decade.There are several entry-points through which you could have discovered Vivian. Maybe it's her podcast, Rave to the Grave, where she interviews DJs, dancers and ‘freaks of all ages', from legendary house vocalist Barbara Tucker to performance art pervert Kevin Carpet. In Vivian's words, RTTG exists to document ‘a vital and resonant global (sub)culture that has often been ignored, dismissed, trivialised and poorly documented.' Amen!Or maybe you know Vivian through her journalism? A former editor-in-chief of both Thump and XLR8R, she also hosted Red Bull Radio's Peak Time show, once the internet's best resource for audio interviews with unsung heroes from countercultural scenes across the world.Or maybe it's simply through throwing parties and DJing under the name Star Eyes. After breaking through as a teenager Vivian spent the late ‘90s and early 2000s becoming one of the most prominent jungle DJs on the West Coast (she may have both been the first woman from LA regularly playing jungle at parties, and one of the first people full-stop to play UK garage in the States). After relocating to New York in 2004 she co-founded Trouble & Bass, a party and record label with an anything-goes approach to genres – far from common 20 years ago. T&B were also the first crew to book grime artists in New York. There are a lot of firsts in Vivian's catalogue.In this episode we naturally talk about the current state of play in LA, but we also go back to Vivian's formative years exploring the city's nitrous-fuelled punk and rave scenes, how she navigated the world of jungle as a teenager, San Francisco's ‘90s free parties, and being held up at gunpoint by dodgy club owners in New York's wild mid-2000s. It's Vivian's story, but it also doubles as an education on how raving evolved in the US throughout the 1990s and ‘00s. By the end of the interview we were equal parts inspired, envious and exhausted.As ever, if you enjoyed this episode of No Tags, do consider rating, reviewing and subscribing on your podcast app of choice, as it does really help. We'd also ask you to consider subscribing to our paid tier, which costs a humble £5 a month and helps us continue hosting, editing and transcribing extensive interviews like this one. Get full access to No Tags at notagspodcast.substack.com/subscribe

DJ Genesis began her career spinning at local nightclubs at the age of 19. Since then she has been showcased at festivals and clubs througout the US. and Canada. In 1999 she founded the "Set It Off" tour that featured female dj's from Chicago, NY, and Houston. "The Set It Off tour was an outlet for female dj's who had been in the scene for awhile but never recieved the props they deserved." Co-headliners Heather Heart and DJ Heather collaborated in the historical tour billed as the "First ever femle dj tour to hit the US." This tour was sponsored by XLR8R magazine and received attention nationwide with write-ups in LV City Life Newspapers, and others. She is also one of the many dj's to be featured at the second annual Detroit Electronic Music Festival (DEMF).

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For the Record is a conversation series where we speak with all manner of music heads — DJs, music journos, indie label captains, record shop owners, listening bar kingpins, et al — about their stories + the music that makes them. As a bassist in the band Moot back in early-'80s NYC, Bruce Tantum's formative years were spent soaking up club culture in such hallowed halls as Mudd Club, Pyramid and Danceteria. Later in the decade, his time spent in those downtown dance dens, and those that that followed, inspired him to get step into the DJ booth — and over the ensuing years, he's played at pretty much any club willing to have him, as well as at more dingy basement parties than he can remember. For over two decades, Bruce has served as a music journalist, toiling for Time Out NY (where he served as the longtime Clubs editor), Resident Advisor, Red Bull Music Academy, XLR8R, Mixmag and more. He currently holds it down as North American editor of DJ Mag, while still heeding the call of the decks for the occasional night of record-spinning fun. Explore more of this conversation and others: https://www.greymatter.fm/community/ftr006-bruce-tantum --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/greymatterfm/message

Over the last 20+ years, Shawn Reynaldo has been a DJ, record label owner, radio station manager, journalist and the editor-in-chief of XLR8R magazine. He's a one-time staple of the San Francisco indie rock scene, a former promoter of tropical bass and UK funky parties, and also one of the pre-eminent critics writing about house and techno for Pitchfork, Spin, NPR and beyond. Velocity Press just released Shawn's first book, First Floor Volume 1, which collects the spiciest thinkpieces and hot takes on electronic music and culture that he's penned over the last couple years in his popular First Floor weekly newsletter. To celebrate the kick-off of his North American book tour, we talk about how DJ culture has changed over the last two decades, his view on music writing, his spicy takes on the best and worst sonic trends, the current club scene in Barcelona (where he's based), sober raving, and the time he saw Claire Danes eat shit at Berghain. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). For more info and extras, visit Ravetothegrave.org or Instagram @ravetothe.grave. Quick LinksGet Embed PlayerDownload Audio File  

Is music journalism in as bad a place as people say it is? I've certainly said it... really quite a lot. Maybe to the extent that I've been a bit unfair on the overall quality of music writing today, and having a total ban on music writers on the show was also possibly taking things a bit too far. Today though, the ban is lifted. Shawn Reynaldo is a former editor of XLR8R, and contributor to many of the august music publications we all love to hate, but now operates mostly out of his First Floor platform on Substack. He's just released a book entitled First Floor Vol 1, and we spend most of this week's episode digging into some of the issues covered in it. These include... streaming platforms, musical gatekeepers, media snobbery, the commercialisation of dance music, local scenes, and a lot more meaty stuff besides. I love this sort of conversation, and you're definitely going to enjoy listening to it. If you're into what we're doing here on the pod then you can support the show on Patreon! There are two tiers - "Solidarity" for $4 a month, which features regular bonus podcasts and extra content. And "Musicality" which for a mere $10 a month gets you all the music we release on Hotflush and affiliate labels AND other music too, some of which never comes out anywhere else. Plus there's also a private area for Patreon supporters in the Hotflush Discord Server... but anyone can join the conversation there in the public channels, so please do! Listen to all the music discussed on the show via the Not A Diving Podcast Spotify playlistFor more links and other info visit the official Scuba websiteFollow Scuba: twitter instagram bandcamp spotify apple music beatport

PHIDIPPUS Denver,Co Drum and Bass https://www.phidippusmusic.com/ BIO Eric Salazar played his first instrument, the autoharp, as a very small child. By 1985 he joined a break dancing troop and had the chance to pop-lock. Some of the break dancing tapes he listened to were instrumental and those pieces inspired him to search for a sound that was rhythm heavy and lacking in vocals. He was sated by the recordings of Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream and The Art of Noise. By 1990, he got his hands on an Ensoniq EPS-16+ sampling workstation and proceeded to make bad music. The 1990s would also bring about rave culture and with it beats of all varieties. Eric would try to emulate these artists and by 1997, he had actually started making some acceptable music using a Power PC, Emagic Logic Audio and the Ensoniq. He sought to combine all his influences under the name Emptyhead and his efforts culminated in a CD EP entitled "Penitence" which he burned and hand labeled to be sold in local record shops. The following year he did the same thing with a CD EP etitled "Voluptuous". He sent it out and a copy ended up in the offices of Peter Gabriel's record label, Real World. The folks at Real World listened to it in the office while writing memos. Still it took until the following year and remixes for New Vision Recordings and other labels in the UK to solidify his reputation. By 2000, Mercedes Automotive, Smirnoff Vodka and other companies licensed Eric's music to promote their products. Eric would launch “New Vision America”, a record label in 2002. After three singles were released, the label died a quiet death. Despite this failure, Eric pressed on and would go on to score the best-selling video game, "Belle's Beauty Boutique”. What? In 2008 Eric released the full length CD, "ES: When I was Emptyhead - 1997-2007." The CD would garner airplay in major markets and commendations from the press, including publications like Knowledge and XLR8R. By 2010 Eric started remixing the works of major artists such as The B-52s, Summer Channel and Information Society. Mental illness took hold in 2012 and as therapy Eric started producing music influenced by the drum & bass scene. Eric's efforts culminated in the release of albums “170.1”, “170.2”, “170.3”,"170.4" and "170.5" under the moniker Phidippus in the years spanning 2020 to 2022. Offerings from these albums have made their way onto Nahual Records and Full Send DnB as well as others. With half a million plays on Soundcloud and thousands more on other platforms, Eric has established himself as a major artist in the electronic music scene. When asked what kind of music he makes, Eric answers blithely, "intelligent"...

Alex Moulton is Chief Creative Officer at Trollbäck+Company, a firm known for designing strategic, sustainable brands including the UN's sustainability goals. When he's not leading creative efforts at Trollbäck, you can find Alex working as a DJ and composter. We discussed all of this and more this week on the On Brand podcast. About Alex Moulton Alex Moulton is Chief Creative Officer at Trollbäck+Company and oversees its exceptional creative and strategic thinkers, designers, and makers to build strategic identities, sustainable brands, and moving experiences. Alex has worked across a diverse range of businesses and institutions including Apple, Google, NBC Universal, NFL, Samsung, Viacom, and West Elm. Outside his work at Trollbäck+Company, Alex is A DJ, composer, and avid speaker about topics at the intersection of music and design. Moulton has also been featured in Billboard, V Man, Electronic Musician, and XLR8R, and has performed at The Guggenheim.   Episode Highlights How does a brand strategist end up working as a DJ? Or is it vice versa? I've always been fascinated by how music and sound can be used to advance a story," Alex said of his work as a DJ. What skills are needed to work in branding today? "There's nothing better than learning on the job," Alex said. However, he added that his ability to move between the business and artistic mindset has been invaluable. Designing sustainable brands. First and foremost, which meaning of sustainability? "Both," Alex says. His team at Trollbäck developed the UN's sustainability goals. But he also focuses on building brands that are "lowercase S sustainable" and have longevity. This is easier said than done. What brand has made Alex smile recently? Alex pointed us to a recent interview with Ryan Reynolds on Jim Cramer's Mad Money, where Reynolds clearly articulates what Mint Mobile does with regard to emotional investment. To learn more, go to Trollback.com. You can also listen to Alex's work on his website alexmoultoncreative.com. As We Wrap … Listen and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon/Audible, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeart, YouTube, and RSS. Rate and review the show—If you like what you're hearing, be sure to head over to Apple Podcasts and click the 5-star button to rate the show. And, if you have a few extra seconds, write a couple of sentences and submit a review to help others find the show. Did you hear something you liked on this episode or another? Do you have a question you'd like our guests to answer? Let me know on Twitter using the hashtag #OnBrandPodcast and you may just hear your thoughts here on the show. On Brand is a part of the Marketing Podcast Network. Until next week, I'll see you on the Internet! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Muniz, aka DJ Nightstalker, has been enchanting crowds with his signature sound since the late '90s, where he started alongside heavies like Photek and DJ Rap. From warehouse raves to massive festivals like EDC Vegas and Nocturnal Wonderland, his impact on the drum and bass scene is undeniable. For decades, he's been an influential electronic music journalist and essayist and his writings have been published in outlets like Bassrush, Insomniac, URB, XLR8R, ATM and Kmag. He's also a professor at University of Southern California, and holds a PhD in creative writing and literature. Join Chris as he sits down with host Andrew Vontz for a discussion on navigating the LA music scene, the challenges of striking harmony between his roles as a professor, husband, father, and music maker. In This Episode: Chris Muniz  Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Soundcloud | Mixcloud EDC Mexico INSOMNIAC: How to Talk to  Your Kids About Drum and Bass  Watch on YouTube Sign up for the Hard Way Newsletter - - - - - - - - - -  Choose The Hard Way Website | Instagram Andrew Vontz LinkedIn Subscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher

Après avoir passé plus d'une demi-décennie en tant qu'amis à distance et collaborateurs fréquents, Asta Hiroki et Tristan de Liège ont décidé de se lancer dans un projet commun à la fin de l'année 2021. Ils se sont rencontrés en personne et ont produit une collection de morceaux centrés sur l'exploration de styles électroniques, en mettant l'accent sur l'instrumentation live et la performance humaine au cœur des méthodes de production. Organisant le processus d'enregistrement à Nicosie, Chypre, ils ont créé un EP à partir de longues sessions d'écriture à partir de deux claviers et d'un programmateur de batterie, enregistrant à la volée, et construisant les compositions de manière organique jusqu'à leur forme finale. Le résultat est une fusion glorieuse de leurs styles de production complémentaires, avec des influences de nu jazz, de beat music, d'ambient, de néoclassique et d'electronica qui se retrouvent dans les morceaux. Les sons élégants du live se combinent avec des arrangements exploratoires, des harmonies intrigantes et un merveilleux équilibre d'énergie à travers les morceaux. "Untied" porte bien son nom, avec l'absence de restrictions créatives et une liberté totale d'action, le duo a vraiment pu faire avancer ses idées musicales et emprunter des chemins moins fréquentés sur ce projet, pour une expérience d'écoute unique. Depuis la création de Folded Music, Asta Hiroki n'a cessé de se renforcer, obtenant un large soutien radiophonique de Tom Ravenscroft, Chris Hawkins, Cerys Matthews et Huey Morgan sur BBC 6Music, MBE sur KCRW, FIP, Couleur 3 et Radio Eins. Sans oublier les poids lourds de la presse XLR8R et quelques chiffres de streaming stellaires grâce à des placements sur les listes de lecture éditoriales Jazztronica et Lofi Beats de Spotify. Tristan de Liège est un producteur prolifique avec pas moins de dix albums à son actif et comptant parmi ses fans BBC Radio 1 (Powerdown Playlist, Sian Eleri, Decompression Session), France Inter, FIP, JazzFM, WorldwideFM, Indie Shuffle et Bandcamp. Asta Hiroki x Tristan de Liège - Untied will be available on digital formats on 18.11.22 via Folded Music. For more information please contact alex@foldedmusic.com Artist Links: https://ahxtdl.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/astahiroki https://www.instagram.com/asta.hiroki/ https://www.facebook.com/tristandeliege https://www.instagram.com/tristandeliege/ ****** TRACKLIST ****** 1. |||||||||||||||||||| - Farewell Govinda (110100100.global) 2. Cumulus Frisbee & G Mills - Quanta (Radio Juicy) 3. Asta Hiroki x Tristan de Liège - Time Out (Folded Music) 4. Sam Wilkes & Jacob Mann - Dr. T (Leaving Records) 5. FLOCKS - find, fix, finish (feat. Ben Sloan & Brianna Kelly) (Folded Music) 6. Nicole McCabe, Voo, 10.4 Rog - Orbit (Self Released) 7. Elijah Fox - Barcelona (feat. Al Strong) (Self Released) 8. Henry Keen - Digging in Detroit (Self Released) 9. Omari Jazz - Dream Child (Self Released) 10. Asta Hiroki x Tristan de Liège - Swim (Folded Music) 11. Machinedrum - Sleepy Pietro (feat. Tigran Hamasyan) (Ninja Tune) 12. Greg Foot - Symphonie Pacifique (Strut Records) 13. Maria Chiara Argirò - Clouds (Innovative Leisure) 14. Sven Wunder - En Plein Air (Piano Piano Records) 15. Glue Trip - Lazy Dayz (feat. Arthur Verocai) (Self Released) 16. Flying Lotus - Crust (Warp Records) 17. Misha Panfilov Sound Combo - Together (Funk Night Records) 18. Yann Tiersen - Kerlann (Laurel Halo Remix) (Mute)

Après avoir passé plus d'une demi-décennie en tant qu'amis à distance et collaborateurs fréquents, Asta Hiroki et Tristan de Liège ont décidé de se lancer dans un projet commun à la fin de l'année 2021. Ils se sont rencontrés en personne et ont produit une collection de morceaux centrés sur l'exploration de styles électroniques, en mettant l'accent sur l'instrumentation live et la performance humaine au cœur des méthodes de production. Organisant le processus d'enregistrement à Nicosie, Chypre, ils ont créé un EP à partir de longues sessions d'écriture à partir de deux claviers et d'un programmateur de batterie, enregistrant à la volée, et construisant les compositions de manière organique jusqu'à leur forme finale. Le résultat est une fusion glorieuse de leurs styles de production complémentaires, avec des influences de nu jazz, de beat music, d'ambient, de néoclassique et d'electronica qui se retrouvent dans les morceaux. Les sons élégants du live se combinent avec des arrangements exploratoires, des harmonies intrigantes et un merveilleux équilibre d'énergie à travers les morceaux. "Untied" porte bien son nom, avec l'absence de restrictions créatives et une liberté totale d'action, le duo a vraiment pu faire avancer ses idées musicales et emprunter des chemins moins fréquentés sur ce projet, pour une expérience d'écoute unique. Depuis la création de Folded Music, Asta Hiroki n'a cessé de se renforcer, obtenant un large soutien radiophonique de Tom Ravenscroft, Chris Hawkins, Cerys Matthews et Huey Morgan sur BBC 6Music, MBE sur KCRW, FIP, Couleur 3 et Radio Eins. Sans oublier les poids lourds de la presse XLR8R et quelques chiffres de streaming stellaires grâce à des placements sur les listes de lecture éditoriales Jazztronica et Lofi Beats de Spotify. Tristan de Liège est un producteur prolifique avec pas moins de dix albums à son actif et comptant parmi ses fans BBC Radio 1 (Powerdown Playlist, Sian Eleri, Decompression Session), France Inter, FIP, JazzFM, WorldwideFM, Indie Shuffle et Bandcamp. Asta Hiroki x Tristan de Liège - Untied will be available on digital formats on 18.11.22 via Folded Music. For more information please contact alex@foldedmusic.com Artist Links: https://ahxtdl.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/astahiroki https://www.instagram.com/asta.hiroki/ https://www.facebook.com/tristandeliege https://www.instagram.com/tristandeliege/ ****** TRACKLIST ****** 1. |||||||||||||||||||| - Farewell Govinda (110100100.global) 2. Cumulus Frisbee & G Mills - Quanta (Radio Juicy) 3. Asta Hiroki x Tristan de Liège - Time Out (Folded Music) 4. Sam Wilkes & Jacob Mann - Dr. T (Leaving Records) 5. FLOCKS - find, fix, finish (feat. Ben Sloan & Brianna Kelly) (Folded Music) 6. Nicole McCabe, Voo, 10.4 Rog - Orbit (Self Released) 7. Elijah Fox - Barcelona (feat. Al Strong) (Self Released) 8. Henry Keen - Digging in Detroit (Self Released) 9. Omari Jazz - Dream Child (Self Released) 10. Asta Hiroki x Tristan de Liège - Swim (Folded Music) 11. Machinedrum - Sleepy Pietro (feat. Tigran Hamasyan) (Ninja Tune) 12. Greg Foot - Symphonie Pacifique (Strut Records) 13. Maria Chiara Argirò - Clouds (Innovative Leisure) 14. Sven Wunder - En Plein Air (Piano Piano Records) 15. Glue Trip - Lazy Dayz (feat. Arthur Verocai) (Self Released) 16. Flying Lotus - Crust (Warp Records) 17. Misha Panfilov Sound Combo - Together (Funk Night Records) 18. Yann Tiersen - Kerlann (Laurel Halo Remix) (Mute)

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Classic Chicago ride or die style DJ/producer influenced by The Warehouse, technology and straight up techno, it's no wonder she has been named one of Chicago's top 10 DJ's by XLR8R magazine. Enjoy x

Blatantly honest Carly Foxx talks radio, B2B with Bff, current track she's working on, shit gigs and more. Carly Foxx is a London based DJ, electronic music producer and founder of Love Story Recordings. Her steady stream of dynamic mixtapes reflect a penchant for the 90s and incorporate the sounds of Detroit, house, acid and disco. Carly's wide range of influences can be heard throughout her discography, spanning house, electronica & Balearic. With support from tastemakers including XLR8R, Deep House London & Dancing Astronaut, Carly has played at venues like Fabric, Kala Festival, Cream Ibiza and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undergroundwithnida0/message

QRTR is an electronic music producer and DJ based in Brooklyn, NY. With a reverence for house music, QRTR fuses air-tight dance hooks with dreamy downtempo textures. Bouncing between high-energy DJ mixes and hypnotic original live sets, QRTR has shared the stage with the likes of Tokimonsta, Daedelus, Booka Shade, and Tiga, to name a few. While her Brooklyn home base will always be número um, QRTR has toured internationally, performing in Portuguese open air clubs and smoky Parisian lounges. Though her original tracks do not place within a specific genre, DJ Mag describes QRTR's music as a meeting between “art house film composer and basement rave.” QRTR's sophomore album, infina ad nausea, released on LA-based record label Dome of Doom is a treasure trove of hypnotic grooves that vortex around the many intricacies of her experimental approach and leave a testament to her growth as an artist. Dubbed as an "euphoric trip through the mind" by Pitchfork, the album has also received support from BBC Radio 6's Tom Ravenscroft, The Wire Magazine (UK), Paste Magazine, XLR8R, Bandcamp Daily and more. Extensive years working in the film world has shaped her music sonically and conceptually, adding a tonality and design to her works that is rare in dance music. To learn more visit: http://www.qrtr.party/ Listen to the full episode at: https://podlink.to/lizzyjanepodcast This episode was brought to you by VitaPlur. VitaPLUR E-Boost Gum is a first of its kind rave supplement that provides magnesium, electrolytes and antioxidants sublingually while you chew! With no pills to take or annoying powders to mix VitaPLUR E-Boost gum is the perfect complement to your active lifestyle. Use code: "LIZZYJANE" (all caps) at check out for 10% off any item at https://www.vitaplur.io/ For ad - free podcasts, exclusive content, one on one lessons, + more visit: https://www.patreon.com/thisislizzyjane Listen to XO RADIO 108 FT Austeria: https://bit.ly/XORADIO108

Label: @GiradaUnlimited Artist: @JulianPerez Title: Break-Even Catalog Nr.: GIRADA10 Format: 2x12”, LP Julian Perez delivers his second album Break-Even on his own Girada Unlimited. Tracklist: A1. Sweentro A2. Facts A3. Revelation B1. Eveileb B2. Versatile C1. Energy Fever C2. CSO All The Way D1. Beyond Existence D2. Drowned In Faith (Love & Light) Release Date: 28/10/2021 Distributed by: @YYDistribution Producer, Written By – Julian Perez. Mastered by Marco Pellegrino - Analogcut Mastering, Berlin. © all rights reserved ==== " For Julian Perez's imprint Girada's tenth release he has cooked up something rather special. His label has always stood for originality and diversity and as well as his own unique productions having a respected platform from which to propel him he has also given sanctuary to other like-minded artists such as D&S, Franco Cinelli and Caim. It is however Julian that has taken the reins for GIRADA010. Spread over 2×12” ‘Break Even' is an impressive body of work that spans a broad range of styles as followers of Perez's work will have come to expect. The double 12” which is also available as NFT kicks off Side A the spacey breaks of ‘Sweentro' closely followed by the lushness of ‘Facts' and brooding ‘Revelation'. With there being three tracks on Side A it is to be expected that one of these tracks will be a tad shorter than the others. Flipping over and Side B treads more towards peak time vibes with ‘Eveileb'. The pumping kick drum and menacing synth lines encounter a sweet contrast by way of the retro synth pads. The pressure drops somewhat to deep house territory on ‘Versatile' and remains there come the start of Side C with ‘Energy Fever'. The low-slung conga laden groover is a sublime piece of dream house more than capable of entrancing a dancefloor. Closing out Side C is ‘CSO All The Way', a shimmering piece of cosmic breaks and the theme creeps over onto the sublime D1 banger ‘Beyond Existence'. Rounding out the landmark GIRADA010 is the stunning ‘Drowned In Faith (Love & Light) and the title could not be more fitting. " -Review by Trommel. ====

Wendel Patrick has been referred to as “David Foster Wallace reincarnated as a sound engineer” by Urbanite Magazine and as “wildly talented” by the Baltimore Sun. He has been referred to by XLR8R magazine as “a hip-hop producer that could easily make any fan of Squarepusher, Boards of Canada, or Madlib flip out.” The alter-ego of classical and jazz pianist Kevin Gift, Wendel Patrick has made a name for himself internationally as a music producer of remarkable vision, skill and talent. His five albums: Sound, Forthcoming, JDWP, Passage, and Travel were all produced without the use of sampling, with Patrick playing every note of every instrument. What is perhaps most astounding and perplexing to listeners is that there are actually no instruments…he crafts all of the instruments, and plays every note, electronically. Equally at home performing on stage with his band, behind two turntables, beatboxing, improvising, or playing a Mozart Concerto on stage with orchestra, Wendel Patrick has toured Europe on several occasions and performed throughout the world with renowned spoken word artist and poet Ursula Rucker (The Roots, 4 Hero). In 2014, Wendel Patrick traveled to Australia as a guest lecturer, speaking about music production and entrepreneurship in the arts at The Australian Institute of Music in both Sydney and Melbourne. In 2011, Wendel Patrick co-founded the Baltimore Boom Bap Society, with Erik Spangler (DJ Dubble8) that performs monthly improvised hip hop shows with hand picked musicians and emcees. The group's collaborative performance with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra of Igor Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale was recently named “Best Mesmerizing Performance of 2016” by Baltimore Magazine. Wendel Patrick's music has also been heard across the country on NPR stations, most notably on Out of the Blocks, an award winning radio documentary program he co-produces with radio producer Aaron Henkin for  NPR affiliate WYPR that has been featured by the Third Coast International Audio Festival and Hearing Voices as well as on the BBC. Recent performances included a new collaboration between the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore Boom Bap Society, on which Patrick's orchestral compositions were performed. An avid photographer and videographer, his photography has been exhibited in several art galleries including the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Ralph Arnold Gallery in Chicago. Patrick shoots all of the accompanying documentary photography and videography for Out of the Blocks . Wendel Patrick/Kevin Gift majored in both music and political science at Emory University and earned his M.M. in Piano Performance as a scholarship student at the Northwestern University School of Music in Evanston Illinois. Patrick is a winner of the 2015 Baker Artist Awards' Mary Sawyers Baker grand prize and was a member of the faculty at Loyola University in Baltimore, Maryland from 2001 to 2013 teaching piano, introduction to music theory, music history and electronic music production. He has taught at the Maryland Institute College of Art and at Loyola University Chicago where he was Department of Fine and Performing Arts Guest Artist-in-Residence for 2019. Wendel Patrick is currently a professor at The Peabody Music Conservatory - Johns Hopkins University where he teaches “Hip Hop Music Production: History and Practice”, the first course of its kind to be taught at a major traditional music conservatory anywhere in the United States. He has recently been named as the new host of the “Artworks” television program on Maryland Public Television/PBS.***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It really makes a difference and it's always nice to read kind words.Follow us on Twitter and  InstagramBe sure to check out our other podcasts:Mastermind Team's Robcast - Mastermind Team's Robcast is an irreverent and hilarious podcast covering all things pop culture and weird news. Let's Watch It Again - Let's Watch It Again is a movie review podcast from MTR The Network.★ Support this podcast ★

Please welcome our next guest @tour-maubourg If there are producers who create an album every ten years and those who produce one track per day, Tour-Maubourg is with no doubts part of the second family. His music, a subtle synthesis of jazz and house, has never ceased to be praised by his peers and the public. And it’s not for nothing that Trax Magazine described him as « one of the most promising producers of the French house scene » after the release of his first EP. « Déclaration Préalable à l’Embauche » went out in 2017 on Pont Neuf Records. This first maxi is unanimous and goes sold out in just afew weeks. The same year, the Brussels native expatriated in Paris released a 2nd EP on Folamour’s imprint FHUO. In 2018, Tour-Maubourg releases a new opus in collaboration with Armless Kid on FINA before getting back on Pont Neuf with « Solitude Collective », his 3rd solo EP which confirms all the expectations. « An artist that has already drawn attention for being one to watch in the French scene » wrote XLR8R. Trax Magazine persists by speaking of a « jazzy house phenomenon ».

2021 has seen a rise of New York via Vermont producer Aspetuck, who's been having a phenomenal string of releases on labels like Lagaffe Tales, A Friend In Need, and XLR8R. In just a few weeks, the string continues, and the Aspetuck story will get 'a main chapter' in the form of his sophomore album 'The Bees Came Back.' The album highlights the producer's vast musical taste and attention to complex rhythms. The versatility of Aspetuck's productions has a common denominator - quality, which perfectly reflects in the mix Aspetuck made for us. Aspetuck patiently develops the storyline from cosmic Ambient and Electronica to Deep House to rumbling Techno, Acid, and Breaks during this two-hour journey. This type of mix has no expiration date; it's storytelling in its most refined form. Aspetuck on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/aspetuck Aspetuck on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aspetuckmusic/ www.itsdelayed.com www.instagram.com/_itsdelayed_ www.facebook.com/itsdelayed

Support This Podcast In this episode I have a right old chat with one of my best friends, XLR8R bassist and Swappers Eleven founder Gary Foalle. This is what Movie Bollocks was made for, two old friends who love film and know fuck all about it have a free range conversation about whatever pops into our heads. We cover buddy cop movies, the 80's, Star Wars, Netflix, streaming, TV vs Film, lockdown watching and the homeless problem in North America.   This Is TangentTastic Bollocks.   Swappers Eleven - From A Distance

For Episode 10, Host Piper Greenbaum interviews sound engineer and music producer Wendel Patrick. Wendel Patrick has been referred to as "David Foster Wallace reincarnated as a sound engineer" by Urbanite Magazine and as "wildly talented" by the Baltimore Sun. He has been referred to by XLR8R magazine as "a hip-hop producer that could easily make any fan of Squarepusher, Boards of Canada, or Madlib flip out." The alter-ego of classical and jazz pianist Kevin Gift, Wendel Patrick is rapidly making a name for himself as a producer to be recognized. His five albums, Sound:, Forthcoming, JDWP, Passage, and Travel were all produced without the use of sampling, with Patrick playing every note of every instrument. What is perhaps most astounding and perplexing to listeners is that there are actually no instruments...he crafts all of the instruments, and every note, electronically. Learn more about Wendel Patrick at wendelpatrick.com

Citizenn per gli addetti ai lavori non è un nome del tutto nuovo. Nel 2012 entra nel giro MadTech Records, etichetta di Kerri Chandler, con cui pubblica un paio di Ep. Sempre nel 2012 viene nominato come migliore artista emergente da Dj Magazine e tra i migliori DJ dell’anno da XLR8R. Negli anni a seguire i suoi dj set fanno il giro del mondo, dal Panorama Bar al Giappone, Messico, Russia e anche Italia, nel 2012 a Verona, chiamato dai ragazzi di Spoon NightSpoon Night (qui trovi un vecchio articolo di Ptwschool che lo testimonia). Seguono altre release con Love Fever, Crostown Rebels, Kaluki Music, Abode, Bedrock Records, mixtape e radio show su i-D, Dazed And Confused, Thump, BBC Radio 1 e altri. Cambia anche nome, e da Citizen, diventa Citizenn con due ‘n’. Oggi Citizenn arriva su Ptwschool, dopo un lunghissimo giro che avrebbe potuto portarlo a suonare a Milano anche qualche anno fa, quando organizzavamo le feste nei club. Il suo Weekend Mixtape è un collage di tracce e ricordi che accompagnano Laurence nei suoi momenti casalinghi, con estratti e parole di alcuni close friends e una traccia realizzata apposta per questo mix, As A Friend. Quindi grazie, thank you mate. Buon ascolto, buon weekend Read more: https://www.ptwschool.com/blog/weekend-mixtape-90-citizenn.html Tracklist: Mayumi Miyata – Music for Sho and Harp Asa-Chang Junray – Jippun Mico White – Sex Kitten (Spoken Word) Lone – Boketto Easter – Leda Goldeneye 64 – Egyptian Level theme (nonothing chopped and screwed) The Blood Brothers – Every Breath Is A Bomb Boards of Canada – Semena Mertvykh Tricky – Overcome (Acapella – Rough Monitor Mix) Holy Garage – Diver Down (Original Mix) Melchior Productions Ltd. – Water Soul Instra_Mental – Let’s Talk Russian Gangster Nurse – Untitled (Spoken Word) Binh – Visio Idealist – Singularity Luomo – Tessio Citizenn – As A Friend ft. Realloveecstacy Leafar Legov – Splitting Ways Ryan Davis – Brun (Luca Bacchetti Endless Remix) DJ Bone – Soul Controller (Citizenn tape deck edit) Jeshi – Get Rich Flow Massive Attack – Group four Goodman – Give it to me Darren Emerson – Bub Deji Okeze – So Sorry Lauren Auder – These Broken Limbs Again Into One Body Bjork – Karvel (Graham Massey Remix) Destiny’s Child – Survivor (Instrumental)

Welcome to the Umoja Hi-Fi podcast. Umoja Hi-Fi is a seven person DJ collective formed in Los Angeles in 1992 and we are active to this very day! Subscribers to this podcast may be used to the various DJ mixes we’ve been dropping on this channel, and those are going to continue, but today we’ve got something special - we'll talk to DJ Tomas's long time friend and colleague Star Eyes, a.k.a. Vivian Host, an accomplished DJ, producer, music journalist, radio host and podcaster in her own right. DJ Tomas met Vivian in LA in the early '90s around the same time that Umoja Hi-Fi formed. Tomas booked Star Eyes for one of her first gigs at, an after-hours event at Nova Express cafe, he wrote and edited with her at URB and XLR8R magazines, and watched her career flourish at Red Music Music in New York. Speaking of Red Bull, Vivian's New York party crew Trouble & Bass won the 2013 Red Bull Culture Clash event -- a true underdog upset, besting Max Glazer's Federation Sound, Que Bajo and hip-hop producer Just Blaze. Since then, she's only continued to rise. Dubbed "Brooklyn's Queen of Heavy Bass," hear how Vivian discovered reggae sound system culture, became a pioneering US drum & bass DJ, and forged a successful music journalism career along the way.

Cristi Cons & Dewalta - Within Space [Meander] Doubtingthomas - Cognitive Dissonance (Cristi Cons Remix) [Metromania] Cristi Cons - Anatrack [Meander] Cristi Cons - Change [Meander] Cristi Cons - Nutatia [Arpiar] Cristi Cons - Couch Revenge (Inner couch remix) Cristi Cons - Florenza [Makesense] SIT - Exhibit [Sushitech] Cristi Cons - Aural [Meander]

The music covered in this week's episode is called Chill And Grill. Here in South Africa that’s a cool phrase to describe the activity of doing very little while smoking a bit of weed on a Sunday, which is basically what inspired this crossover hip hop / blues track in the style of Flying Lotus. In this episode, we check out: Getting the beat to sound wonky by not quantizing 100% Using sampled beatbox hits to layer the beat for a more human sound Who invited the acoustic guitar blues? Crossover music for an original sound The absurd Pink Floyd ‘carnival keyboard’ versus the happy, warm Fatboy Slim piano SHOW NOTES * Wonky, off-grid beat sounds inspired by Flying Lotus - Do The Astral Plane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8E5KnNPt4g * Flying Lotus The Imperfect Beat via XLR8R https://xlr8r.com/features/flying-lotus-the-imperfect-beat/ * ‘Carnival keyboard’ sounds inspired by Pink Floyd - The Trial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCMHmDnfD6ISOUNDS & DEVICES USED * Kontakt 4 Percussion Beatbox Kit * Ableton Live 9 factory soundsDOWNLOAD THIS TRACK Download and use the track from this episode in your podcast, audio drama or (non-commercial) video https://gum.co/EMEU. Quick-search all my soundtracks at https://johnbartmann.com/music.ABOUT THIS SHOW How I Make Music is a show for aspiring music producers, podcasters, audio drama creators and film-makers. Hey, I'm John Bartmann. I make music and offer my own perspective on how to make it. My original music has been used in film, TV, radio and online. Each week, I write, record and release a new soundtrack. In this podcast, I deconstruct these original soundtracks one by one, sharing the separate musical parts, decisions and stories behind how each complete tune was made.SUBSCRIBE Spotify Apple Podcasts RSS Stitcher TuneInCONTACT https://johnbartmann.com/contact

And, in the blink of an eye, we're back again with a brand new, slightly sweaty (in a good way), new show. Packed with everything you need to keep your summer well and truly on the good foot.Don't forget to spread the word and come and find me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehideoutsessions.Love you...Ross xxP.S. GET IN TOUCH ON: HIDEOUTSESSIONS@MAC.COMhttps://twitter.com/FranksonMusicUK https://soundcloud.com/FranksonMusicUK https://www.facebook.com/FranksonMusicUKSUBSCRIBE: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/part-time-heroes-hideout-sessions/id426572104 or search "HIDEOUT SESSIONS" in iTunes.Tracklist:1. Godtet 'Alice' (La Sape) 2. William Florelle & Bahia FSG)' (Wotnot) 3. Persian Empire 'She Got Confused' (Rx:Tx)4. Beringei 'Blue Moon' (Wotnot) 5. Dorian Concept, 'Toothbrush' (Brainfeeder) 6. Greymatter 'Never Never' (Unique Uncut) 7. Tee Mango, ft. Amp Fiddler 'Feels Like Whatever' (Million Hands) 8. Quantic, ft. Denitia 'You Used To Love Me (Selva Remix)' (Tru Thoughts) 9. Todh Teri 'Kone Kone' (Get Physical Music) 10. Daphni 'Romeo' (Jiaolong) 11. Benny Bridges 'Wonder' (Pfeiffer) 12. Julius Steinhoff 'To Your Care' (Church)13. Bonobo 'Linked' (Ninja Tune) 14. Floating Points 'LesAplx' (Ninja Tune) 15. Four Tet 'Dreamer' (Text) 16. Khalab 'Dense (Batida Remix)' (On The Corner) 17. Silverlining 'Kewakagroove' (XLR8R+) 18. Alex Session 'Messy Crep' (FOMO) 19. Luke Fono 'Our Odyssey (Entek Remix)' (Simulated Truth)20. ÅDÅ 'Women Beat Their Men (Original Mix)' (Strange Love) 21. Fatherhood 'Raw Honey' (Study Records) 22. Korea Town Acid 'Want U' (Clipp.Art)23. KDA 'Drip Feed (Original Mix)' (Pias)24. Monrroe 'Everywhere I Go' (Shogun Audio)25. Known Shaz 'We're All Going Down' (Raw Tapes)

@ryogoyamamoritracks is one of the best techno artists in the Japanese techno scene. With over 20 years of experience, Tokyo based artist has played in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, USA, China, Korea, - including places like Octagon, ageHa, Womb, Vent, Dommune, Contact. His skill as a DJ derives from technical mixing 3 decks skills and Kaleidoscopic and Cavernous deep techno with hi-fidelity that take you on trip. Acclaimed also as a producer, Ryogo has established a platform of his sounds on 951beat and it has grown to feature some of his closest affiliates including Kan Shinomura, Hisaharu Sato, Skoll, Sinnertia, He has been involved in techno since the late 90’s. Since he has released tracks from respected labels, notably Josh Wink's label Ovum - Trinity EP, got charted in 58th on Beatport's Techno which made worldwide selling. Ryogo’s "Journey" was released from his label “951beat” and 40th with Resident Advisor and featured from DJ Mag,XLR8R,BBC RADIO1,Orb,Monument, After having collaborated in Detroit Movement's official compilation, he has received offers from Ovum, Voight, WARØK ,Human Lessons, Epione Records, Katharsis, Ovunqve, Modularz to just name a few. In 2017, Ryogo Yamamori started his own vinyl & digital imprint “Kagerou” material alongside brand new works, Ryogo is currently in the studio working on projects for Non Series. https://www.facebook.com/ryogo.yamamori https://soundcloud.com/ryogoyamamoritracks https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/ryogoyamamori https://www.instagram.com/ryogoyamamori/

New Dawn Records were formed in 1996, facilitating some initial low key releases mainly as a way to help some local friends have their music heard.   The main activity began from 2000 when they signed the hip hop crew Belles in Monica, spearheaded by producer Kruze, and helped in their development and recording leading to the group's only album release “Resistance is Futile” in 2002.  The affiliated singles “Y'All Under Surveillance”, “Meltdown” and “What D'Ya Need” were released on vinyl that year and received international radio airplay including key supporters such as Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 1's flagship Evening Sessions show.   The singles were particularly well supported in the clubs at the time which led to high entries on DJ Magazine's specialist charts while the group also featured in international publications including Hip Hop Connection, Billboard, Blues & soul, XLR8R and Hip Hop DX.   Some of their music was also used for a number of Xtreme Sports programmes and small independent film.   The group's final single release was “Smoke Filled Rooms” in 2003   During this period, the label looked to expand their operation and bring additional dynamics to their overall organization.  With a group of fcolleagues, the concept of “Urban Elite” was conceived, originally to build a community of those active in different artforms such as film, photography, music, street art, the aim being to cross collaborate on various projects.   Over time, Urban Elite's activity centred on film / documentary production, music production and music promotions.    

David Clark is the founder of Kartwheel, a design studio in Austin, TX that conceptualizes spaces and interiors for brands like Filson, Knob Creek, Jack Daniels, and more. Before Austin, David was designing for print at XLR8R magazine in San Francisco. Then he packed it up for Austin to hit reset and do construction, learning the art of fabrication all on his own. Now he's busy, and doesn't even have time for lunch. We talked about his stint at SCAD, finding your thing after pivoting, and ordering the nearest pizza possible. We nailed this one!

Durée : 01:05:20Date : samedi 05 mai 2018La playlist de l'émission > – Greg Houben > Pourvu qu’elles soient douces (Album Un belge à Rio_Disponible)– Le Motel > Hiroshi– Romeo Elvis x Le Motel > L’Amour avec des crocos (EP Morale2Luxe)– Swing x Le Motel > Rivage (EP Marabout)– Témé Tan x Le Motel > Le Ciel – Scylla x Sofiane Pamart > Clash– Alaska Gold Rush > Horizon (EP And The Sky Dives Again_Disponible)– Claire Laffut > La vérité– Dvtch Norris > Magic Carpet (EP I’m sad…I wanna make it_31 mai 2018 / Beatville Record)- Soulwax > Essential 4 - Ulysse > Surf- Ulysse > Acid ft.Roméo Elvis- Jesza Jay > Bring It Back Jesza Ultraboost Glitch Edit - Jesza Jay > Lil Punk Dope Shyne - Ssaliva > For All I Care - Ssaliva > Danger Came Smiling - Jacobin > One - Jesus Is My Son > DésoléPour aller plus loin >- 25 mai 2018 : Greg Houben au Centre Wallonie Bruxelles, avec Ivan Tirtiaux en première partie…- (re)découvrir Claire Laffut & Charlotte Abramow dans le Chaos du mardi 04 avril 2018.- Lire l'interview de Le Motel sur XLR8R et télécharger librement son titre Hiroshi.

TDS Radio is excited for October, and it has nothing to do with the celebration of Columbus Day [sic], and everything to do with our featured guest! XL8R magazine called this month's guest one of Chicago's top 10 DJs...and considering how thumping with the techno Chicago's been over the last couple of years (and on the longer scale, in general), that's quite the accolade. We're flattered and super excited to have Hiroko Yamamura on the show! ***Featured set*** 11pm: Hiroko Yamamura B2B w/ DJ Ry-N Trax Records | Apollo Music Group Technology and exploration are at the roots of Hiroko’s core. Equally enthralled by the beat and the machines generating them, her sound is an homage to every circuit, resistor, patch cord and application that brings voice and inspiration to her work. Her gothic and industrial roots are evident in her music, as well as her punk rock DIY drive. Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko’s studio can often be confused for a booth at a comic convention. Currently calling labels such as Trax Records, Impact Mechanics, Slap Jaxx and Klectik as home, she just recently returned from a long hiatus from music. Her previous projects under the Bio-Booster and as a member of Monologic have not ceased, however they have taken a back seat to a more focused techno vision. As a midwest rave staple, Hiroko has toured the globe spreading the sounds of Chicago including gigs at the famed Detroit Movement Festival as well as regular Berlin and Ibiza shows. Hiroko currently calls clubs such as Spybar and Soundbar home. She actively contributes jacking Chicago techno with an edge all its own, along with her like-minded colleagues and collaborators including Heartthrob, Seth Troxler, Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Kate Simko and the Submerge. Find out why XLR8R named her one of Chicago’s top 10 DJs. ***Opening set*** 10pm: Franktronic (Frank H. Payne) Noisefloor - Chicago | Techno Delivery Systems

TDS Radio is excited for October, and it has nothing to do with the celebration of Columbus Day [sic], and everything to do with our featured guest! XL8R magazine called this month's guest one of Chicago's top 10 DJs...and considering how thumping with the techno Chicago's been over the last couple of years (and on the longer scale, in general), that's quite the accolade. We're flattered and super excited to have Hiroko Yamamura on the show! ***Featured set*** 11pm: Hiroko Yamamura B2B w/ DJ Ry-N Trax Records | Apollo Music Group Technology and exploration are at the roots of Hiroko's core. Equally enthralled by the beat and the machines generating them, her sound is an homage to every circuit, resistor, patch cord and application that brings voice and inspiration to her work. Her gothic and industrial roots are evident in her music, as well as her punk rock DIY drive. Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko's studio can often be confused for a booth at a comic convention. Currently calling labels such as Trax Records, Impact Mechanics, Slap Jaxx and Klectik as home, she just recently returned from a long hiatus from music. Her previous projects under the Bio-Booster and as a member of Monologic have not ceased, however they have taken a back seat to a more focused techno vision. As a midwest rave staple, Hiroko has toured the globe spreading the sounds of Chicago including gigs at the famed Detroit Movement Festival as well as regular Berlin and Ibiza shows. Hiroko currently calls clubs such as Spybar and Soundbar home. She actively contributes jacking Chicago techno with an edge all its own, along with her like-minded colleagues and collaborators including Heartthrob, Seth Troxler, Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Kate Simko and the Submerge. Find out why XLR8R named her one of Chicago's top 10 DJs. ***Opening set*** 10pm: Franktronic (Frank H. Payne) Noisefloor - Chicago | Techno Delivery Systems

Hideout Sessions - Episode 147Heck yeps, it feels great to be back in your company once again folks. I trust you're all in good spirits and eager to be on the receiving end of another tasty selection of new music morsels?Newness from the likes of George Fitzgerald, Maribou State, Ahu, Children of Zeus, Noname, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Ólafur Arnalds, Sieren and Gospel House Choir are all lined up. So, tweak the faders up and enjoy the 147th episode......and whilst you're at it, run tell a friend.Love you...xxxP.S. GET IN TOUCH ON: HIDEOUTSESSIONS@MAC.COMhttps://twitter.com/FranksonMusicUKhttps://soundcloud.com/FranksonMusicUKhttps://www.facebook.com/FranksonMusicUKTracklist:1. Noname 'Don't Forget About' (Bandcamp)2. Jesse Futerman, ft. Milo Reinhardt 'Yusef' (Just LIke Music)3. Children of Zeus, ft. LayFullStop 'Fear of a Flat Planet' (First Word)4. Fatima 'DANG' (Eglo)5. Greentea Peng 'Used To' (Worldwide Friendly Society)6. Georgia Anne Muldrow 'Aerosol' (Brainfeeder)7. Brandon Coleman 'Walk Free (Flying Lotus Remix)' (Brainfeeder)8. HTRK 'More to Enjoy' (Ghostly)9. Ólafur Arnalds 'undir' (Mercury)10. Maribou State 'Part Time Glory' (Counter)11. Waajeed, Strength feat. Ideeyah (Original Mix)  'Strength Original Mix)' (Dirt Tech Reck)12. Disclosure 'Moonlight (Original Mix)' (Universal/Island)13. Sondrio 'Block' (Clipp.Art)14. Estrato Aurora 'Ursus Dolinensis' (Bliq)15. Ross From Friends 'Pale Blue Dot' (Brainfeeder)16. George Fitzgerald 'Burns' (Double Six)17. Youandewan 'Sicko (Original Mix)' (Aus Music)18. Self Self 'Conduit' (XLR8R)19. Andi Vasilos 'Inside Of Me' (Listztomania)20. Dj Maybe 'King Momo's House Party' (Clipp.Art)21. Ahu 'Searching' (Dichotomy)22. House Gospel Choir 'Battle (Produced by Wookie) (Extended Mix)' (Island)23. Soulphiction 'Sweet Dreams' (Local Talk)24. Sieren 'Break Sum' (Aus Music)25. Serpentwithfeet 'Four Ethers' (Tri Angle)

TDS Radio is excited for October, and it has nothing to do with the celebration of Columbus Day [sic], and everything to do with our featured guest! XL8R magazine called this month's guest one of Chicago's top 10 DJs...and considering how thumping with the techno Chicago's been over the last couple of years (and on the longer scale, in general), that's quite the accolade. We're flattered and super excited to have Hiroko Yamamura on the show! ***Featured set*** 11pm: Hiroko Yamamura B2B w/ DJ Ry-N Trax Records | Apollo Music Group Technology and exploration are at the roots of Hiroko’s core. Equally enthralled by the beat and the machines generating them, her sound is an homage to every circuit, resistor, patch cord and application that brings voice and inspiration to her work. Her gothic and industrial roots are evident in her music, as well as her punk rock DIY drive. Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko’s studio can often be confused for a booth at a comic convention. Currently calling labels such as Trax Records, Impact Mechanics, Slap Jaxx and Klectik as home, she just recently returned from a long hiatus from music. Her previous projects under the Bio-Booster and as a member of Monologic have not ceased, however they have taken a back seat to a more focused techno vision. As a midwest rave staple, Hiroko has toured the globe spreading the sounds of Chicago including gigs at the famed Detroit Movement Festival as well as regular Berlin and Ibiza shows. Hiroko currently calls clubs such as Spybar and Soundbar home. She actively contributes jacking Chicago techno with an edge all its own, along with her like-minded colleagues and collaborators including Heartthrob, Seth Troxler, Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Kate Simko and the Submerge. Find out why XLR8R named her one of Chicago’s top 10 DJs. ***Opening set*** 10pm: Franktronic (Frank H. Payne) Noisefloor - Chicago | Techno Delivery Systems

Durée : 01:05:20Date : samedi 05 mai 2018La playlist de l'émission > – Greg Houben > Pourvu qu’elles soient douces (Album Un belge à Rio_Disponible)– Le Motel > Hiroshi– Romeo Elvis x Le Motel > L’Amour avec des crocos (EP Morale2Luxe)– Swing x Le Motel > Rivage (EP Marabout)– Témé Tan x Le Motel > Le Ciel – Scylla x Sofiane Pamart > Clash– Alaska Gold Rush > Horizon (EP And The Sky Dives Again_Disponible)– Claire Laffut > La vérité– Dvtch Norris > Magic Carpet (EP I’m sad…I wanna make it_31 mai 2018 / Beatville Record)- Soulwax > Essential 4 - Ulysse > Surf- Ulysse > Acid ft.Roméo Elvis- Jesza Jay > Bring It Back Jesza Ultraboost Glitch Edit - Jesza Jay > Lil Punk Dope Shyne - Ssaliva > For All I Care - Ssaliva > Danger Came Smiling - Jacobin > One - Jesus Is My Son > DésoléPour aller plus loin >- 25 mai 2018 : Greg Houben au Centre Wallonie Bruxelles, avec Ivan Tirtiaux en première partie…- (re)découvrir Claire Laffut & Charlotte Abramow dans le Chaos du mardi 04 avril 2018.- Lire l'interview de Le Motel sur XLR8R et télécharger librement son titre Hiroshi.

Tanya Morgan is a rap group. More than that, they’re a great rap group as evidenced by the acclaim they’ve received from the likes of Billboard, Vibe, SPIN, XXL Magazine, XLR8R, Los Angeles Times, The Onion, NY Magazine and a bevy of other press outlets who have praised the group throughout the duration of their career. "Tanya Morgan are like the sons of De La Soul -- soulful, stressed, effortlessly smart flows, intricate production, the whole package," says SPIN Music Editor Charles Aaron. •••• The B-Side Podcast is produced by Charlie Hoxie, Kecia Cole, Ro Johnson and Sachar Mathias; recorded by Onel Mulet; and edited by Emily Boghossian. For more information on B-Side and all BRIC RADIO podcasts, visit www.bricartsmedia.org/radio

Le Catalyste #63 recoit Laurent Chanal aka Lo-Tech (Reworck / Inclusif / Hijacked Records Detroit) Lyon - France en Guest Mix, apres quelques news de Lil Jabba, Slang, Par Grindvik, Volrpuptus, DJ Spider, Automne, Kotelett & Zadak, STL et Murcof & Vanessa Wagned. @laurentchanal https://www.facebook.com/Laurent.Chanal69 News: 1 - Lil Jabba - Wayward - [via XLR8R] @lil-jabba 2 - Murcof x Wagner - In a Landscape (John Cage) - Si Begg remix - EP03 - infine 3 - Rødhåd - Unleash - Anxious - dystopian 4 - @Volruptus - We'll be Allright - Hessdalen EP - Trip 5 - Automne - SRL Shit - SRL @automnesound 6 - DJ Deep & Traumer present Slang - A. Streets At Night Pt.1 - Possible Futures 7 - Kotelett & Zadak - Your Secret - ‘Acid Love Vol. 1' Compiled & Mixed by Roland Leesker - Get Physicals @kotelettzadak Laurent Chanal – Musik Lab Mix: 01 Lawrel - CWM2 – @Inclusif @backprod 02 Dirty Suna – Lyo Ctb – Inclusif 03 Davidovitch – Polytheque – Inclusif @davidoovitch 04 Laurent Chanal - Traboule - Unsigned 05 Jonathan Kaspar – Khaya - @Objektivity @jonathankaspar 06 ID – ID 07 Laurent Chanal - Light Panel - Unsigned 08 Laurent Chanal - Lumière - Unsigned 09 Aphex Twin – Icct Hedral (Phillip Glass Orchestration) – Warp

Flying Lotus: Night Grows Pale - free download Lee Houser: Feeling Used - Substation Records Flume: Numb & Getting Colder (feat. Kucka) [Baauer Remix] - free download - ToneDen Stefana Fratila: Dancing - free download - XLR8R.com Jimmy Edgar: Wow - Free Download - Bandcamp Anohni: Four Degrees (Forest Sword Remix) free download TC4: Island Rain - free download - Soundcloud Bohn: I know - UNT Records Ada Vale: Driverless Car - Wild Dog Winter - Bandcamp Pulses: Stellaris 6 from the album Stellaris - Bandcamp Jori Hkkonen: I Am The Night - My Favourite Robot Records No Finger Nails - Birds Above (The Forest Call Remix) - Dubophonic Tyler & MAndre feat. Telepathe: LYG - Interference Pattern Recordings Actress: CYN - Ninja Tune Nuno Dos Santos & Falco Benz - China Queen - My Favourite Robot Records Bjork: Stonemilker (Forest Sword Remix) free download

A day late this month after some issues with the recording but finally managed to sort it out. Space Safari 008 is from the open air U.R. Art here in LA a couple days ago and was an incredible event. Vibe was stellar and the love and attention to detail in curating such a great event is obvious. Big thanks to everyone that was there and to John and the whole crew from U.R. and XLR8R for an epic day. Enjoy the journey.

Cosmic dust is dust which exists in outer space. Most cosmic dust particles are between a few molecules to 0.1 µm in size. A smaller fraction of all dust in space consists of larger refractory minerals that condensed as matter left the stars. It is called “stardust” and is included in a separate section below. The dust density in the local interstellar medium of the Local Bubble is approximately 10−6 × dust grain/m3 with each grain having a mass of approximately 10−17 kg. Cosmic dust can be further distinguished by its astronomical location: intergalactic dust, interstellar dust, interplanetary dust (such as in the zodiacal cloud) and circumplanetary dust (such as in a planetary ring). In the Solar System, interplanetary dust causes the zodiacal light. Sources of Solar System dust include comet dust, asteroidal dust, dust from the Kuiper belt, and interstellar dust passing through the Solar System. The terminology has no specific application for describing materials found on the planet Earth except for dust that has demonstrably fallen to Earth. By one estimate, as much as 40,000 tons of cosmic dust reaches the Earth’s surface every year. In October 2011, scientists reported that cosmic dust contains complex organic matter (“amorphous organic solids with a mixed aromatic–aliphatic structure”) that could be created naturally, and rapidly, by stars. On August 14, 2014, scientists announced the collection of possible interstellar dust particles from the Stardust spacecraft since returning to Earth in 2006. Cosmic dust, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Cosmic_dust&oldid=713482589 (last visited May 15, 2016). TRCKLST : 01.Kuedo – Reality Drift [BANDCAMP] 02.ARKTKT – Sea Monster (original mix) [Division Recordings] 03.Totemic – Drow [SOUNNDCLOUD] 04.These Hidden Hands – These Moments Dismantled (feat.Lucrecia Dalt) – [Hidden Hundred] 05.Death Grips – 8080808 [ Harvest Records] 06.Noisia & Mono/Poly – The Nomad (Original Mix) [Division Recordings] 07.CloZee – The Path To Heaven [Gravitas Recordings] 08.Richie Brains – The Blips [Exit Recordings UK ] 09.CloZinger – Sinking [ SOUNDCLOUD] 10.Richie Brains – Likkle Som [Exit Recordings UK ] 11.Moresounds – Ghetto Style [Le French Work] 12.The Imposture – Made It [Le French Work] 13.Flying Lotus – Camel [Warp Records] 14.SCNTST – Wavez Changes –  [Boyznoize Records] 15.Jackhigh – Turbines [XLR8R] 16.Harmonic 313 – No Way Out [Warp Records] 17.Azekel – New Romance (Om Unit Remix) [SOUNDCLOUD] 18.Submerse – This Combo Could End Us [Project Mooncircle] 19.Decap – Feeling [OkayPlayer] 20.Stray – Hide [SOUNDCLOUD] 21.Captain Murphy – Between Friends [SOUNDCLOUD] 22.Captain Murphy – Between Friends ft. Earl Sweatshirt (Prod. Flying Lotus) [SOUNDCLOUD] 23.Kaytranada – Bus Ride [Stones Throw] 24.TH7 IMMORTXLZ – PLXN7TXRY TRIO [BANDCAMP] 25.Dave Douglas – Cardinals [SOUNDCLOUD]

Hideout Sessions - Episode 113 It feels like an absolute age since I've put a show out, so apologies for not quite squeezing one into May. I was on me holidays so was a little distracted. Anyway, that does mean I'll be dropping a couple this month, so every cloud. Anyway, music! This episode I have trawled through a mountain of promo and selected a distintcly beats driven show, filled with lush electronica and a decent portion of twisted up disco. You gonna love it! Keep making noise about the show and tell all your pals to subscribe, by simply searching 'Hideout Sessions' in iTunes. Thank you. Love you...Rxx P.S. GET IN TOUCH ON: HIDEOUTSESSIONS@MAC.COM https://twitter.com/FranksonMusicUK https://soundcloud.com/FranksonMusicUK https://www.facebook.com/FranksonMusicUK Tracklist: 1. Portico, ft. Joe Newman 'Atacama' (Ninja) 2. Braille, ft. Jesse Boykins III & Throwing Snow 'I Assume' (FoF Music) 3. Maribou State, ft. Jono McCleery 'Say More' (Counter) 4. Darius, ft. Wayne Snow 'Helios' (Roche Musique) 5. Fink 'Fall into the Light' (R'COUP'D) 6. Werka, ft. Bryony Jarman-Pinto 'Dusk' (Tru Thoughts) 7. SLO 'Shut Out Of Paradise' (Slo Music) 8. Tidelines 'Say My Name' (Civil Music) 9. Yung Bae 'Something New' (?) 10. D'Angelo 'One Mo Gin (Charo Vocal Edit)' (Promo) 11. Kaytranada, ft. Vic Mensa 'Drive Me Crazy' (XL Recordings) 12. Roots Manuva 'Like a Drum (prod. Machinedrum)' (Big Dada) 13. Quiet Dawn, ft. Sarah Gessler 'Golden Moments (Souleance Remix)' (First Word) 14. Love Business 'Your Love Is Like the Ocean (Uffe Edit)' (XLR8R) 15. Alkalino 'Name Of The Game' (Audaz) 16. Frank Booker 'Hope ' (Fine Art) 17. YSE Saint Laur'Ant 'Keep It Step' (Editorial) 18. BMB Spacekid 'Again' (The Full Hundred) 19. Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts 'You Lost It' (Freerange) 20. Fono 'Real Joy (Original Mix)' (Relentless) 21. Olde Gods 'Shigatsu Kokonoka' (Minor Planet) 22. Pépé Bradock 'Abul Abass' (RBMA Paris) 23. Jamie xx 'The Rest Is Noise' (Young Turks) 24. Dylan Stark 'Ashen' (Civil Music) 25. Nils Frahm 'Ode' (Erased Tapes)

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > inverted-audio.com/mix/la-4a Having recently laid down his philosophy on what a DJ does for XLR8R and debuted at Berghain, we've been lucky enough to have a chat with Kevin and secure a mix in his LA-4A mindset. inverted-audio.com/artist/la-4a inverted-audio.com/label/delft

Bleep presents the winning mix from our Bleep x Xlr8r competition as part of our podcasts.

Hideout Sessions-Episode 108 Carrying some serious weight into the new year, partly due to a lot of mince pies, but mainly to do with some seriously heavy new music. Synkro, Breach, Capac, Fybe:one, Quiet Dawn, The Acid and a ton more. Kick start your year and get on the good foot!! Love you…Ross xx P.S. GET IN TOUCH ON: HIDEOUTSESSIONS@MAC.COM https://twitter.com/RossPTH https://soundcloud.com/ross-pth Tracklist: 1. Mezare Israel 'Jazz Work Shop' (Jazzman) 2. The Cadets 'What We Are Made Of' (Here and Now) 3. Dele Sosimi 'Sanctuary' (Wah Wah 45s) 4. Ray Lugo & The Boogaloo Destroyers 'Que Chevere! (My Baby's Got Latin Soul)' (Freestyle) 5. Quiet Dawn, (ft. Oddisee) 'New Dawn' (First Word) 6. Capac 'Apart' (Bandcamp) 7. Aanbreken 'Universe Collapse' (KI) 8. Soccer96, ft. Swan Hunter 'Flight Formation (Glenn Astro DJ Friendly Edit)' (Wotnot) 9. Damiano von Erckert 'Diamonds & Girls' (AVA) 10. Ifan Dafydd 'Eclipse' (Push And Run) 11. Hackman 'Carry On (Dub)' (XLR8R.com) 12. Headless Ghost 'Let's fall (Deetron WP Remix)' (Tamed Musiq) 13. Homework 'Conquered Enemies (Greymatter Remix)' (Wolf Music) 14. Hugo Barritt 'Penumbra' (Construct) 15. Breach & Cinnamon ‘Avocado' (Naked Naked) 16. Dief & Baker ‘YGT' (More Music) 17. The Acid ‘Ghost (Maya Jane Coles Remix)' (Infectious) 18. Fybe:one ‘Deceiver ft. Zelda Marshall' (Shades) 19. Frankie Knight ‘Try Again (Munro Remix)' (XVI) 20. Technimatic, ft. D.Ablo ‘Lost Along The Way (Original Mix)' (Shogun Audio) 21. Synkro ‘Transient' (R&S) 22. Blk Mrks ‘Oh Baby' (Promo) 23. James Vincent McMorrow ‘When I Leave' (D/L)

As a proud self-confessed music junkie, it's always exciting to meet a fellow addict to fill in the blanks of discovery. My first clue should have been Daniel's informative reviews on the website of Other Music, an esteemed record store located in lower Manhattan, where he is an employee. Sound unheard, I could read one of his reviews and purchase a new release based solely on his recommendation. This year's Shabazz Palaces and Neneh Cherry albums being standout examples. Obviously, I had to bring him on the show. It wasn't until I researched him that found out Daniel is a DJ, artist, poet, musician and more. Instead of only discussing 10 of his favorite albums of 2014, I was interested in hearing about his artistic career. It's the conversation that couldn't be contained within an hour. Enjoy! Visit Daniel on Tumblr: www.1stdark.tumblr.com Other Music: www.othermusic.com   Talk Music Talk Playlist/007: Daniel Givens Edition   This week's TMT Spotify playlist is twice the bang! Two exciting playlists in one with the DNA of guest Daniel Givens running through both. The first half features 9 selections from Daniel's favorite albums of 2014; he chose the albums, I cherry-picked the songs (see list below). Since Daniel's quite the accomplished musician himself, the second half of the playlist is a TMT exclusive Best Of---per yours truly. Daniel's musical palette goes from trippy jazz excursions to moody dub and electronica. My advice? After listening to the interview, find a private place with some headphones and enter the aural eclipse from Daniel Givens' mind. Enjoy! http://open.spotify.com/user/therattlecat/playlist/79azyvqfJzbzmolOMHpj1O FKA Twigs "Give Up" LP1 Arca "Family Violence" Xen Vessel "Black Leaves and Broken Branches" Punish, Honey Andy Stott "Faith in Strangers" Faith In Strangers (Unavailable on Spotify) *On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/modernlove/andy-stott-faith-in-strangers Mr. Mitch "Wandering Glaciers" Parallel Memories Francis Bebey "Tumu Pakara" Psychedelic Sanza Shabazz Palaces "Motion Sickness" Less Majesty Popcaan "Cool It" Where We Came From Copeland "insult 2 injury" Because I'm Worth It Azealiza Banks "Heavy Metal and Reflective" Broke with Expensive Taste   Selected List of Daniel's Daily Go-To Music Sites: Dummy www.dummymag.com/ The Fader www.thefader.com/ okayplayer www.okayplayer.com/ trap mag www.trapmagazine.co.uk/ URB www.urb.com/ XLR8R www.xlr8r.com/ boomkat www.boomkat.com/ BLEEP www.bleepmag.com/ Truants www.truantsblog.com/ big up www.bigupmag.com/ Pitchfork www.pitchfork.com/ Hyponik www.hyponik.com/   For more information on TMT, visit: www.talkmusictalk.com Or my personal site: www.thisisboice.com Subscribe to my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/thisisboice?sub_confirmation=1   Subscribe to TMT on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/talk-music-talk-with-boice/id942357796?mt=2 Or Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=57350&refid=stpr If you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to leave a review and/or rating. Thanks!   "Liz (The Talk Music Talk Theme)"-long version   Composed on an iPad by boice.

Rammsy - "Crowded" Terrell - "Work That" Roche - "Via Portal" Transformer - "Deepak" Dr. Nol - "Blue Box" C Power - "Phoenix Down" Eduarda de la Calle - "On the Maya Hands" Sui Generis - "90s Girls" 2:54 - "Blindfold (Ossie Remix) Simone Gatto - "May 28th" Fanboy - "Give Em" BXP - "00"

http://soundcloud.com/finestego | Radio with http://soundcloud.com/anenon and http://soundcloud.com/krts ‘Behind The Beats’ special on http://soundcloud.com/bln-fm-1 60 minutes with exclusive and unreleased tracks. Hosted by Karolina Kaczor and Malte Tarnow on Radio BLN.FM. ▸▸ Every second Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday of the month (August, 12th / 13th / 17th at 8/9/10 PM CET). Anenon is Brian Allen Simon, an artist and the founder of the Non Projects record label. Constantly shedding the non-essential in search of a deep and individualized core, Brian’s music feels potent and refined, yet still raw. His work reaches audiences through speakers and venues where music is given serious consideration. An experimental artist using contemporary tools, Brian mines the intersection of electronics, jazz, improvisation and spiritual atmospherics. He is a native of Los Angeles. Simon has performed internationally throughout Japan, Europe and North America, sharing the stage with the likes of Morton Subotnick, Julia Holter, Laurel Halo, Baths and many more. He is a distinguished entrant of the 2011 Red Bull Music Academy. Anenon’s releases have all been subject to critical acclaim, including a spot for Acquiescence as one of XLR8R’s Best Releases of 2012. The show includes music from submerse, Anenon, Starfoxxx, Pixelord, Seers, Kiasmis, Jabu, Floex, Hidden Orchestra, My Panda Shall Fly, Mau’lin, Lakker, Monsoonsiren, LAPLACE, Krts and many more… Finest Ego | Radio with Anenon and KRTS “Behind the Beats” special on BLN.FM Tracklist: ➨ Finest Ego | Intro (Produced by http://soundcloud.com/submerse)
 01. http://soundcloud.com/starfoxxxsounds – Bae HD [http://soundcloud.com/donky-pitch, 2014 ]
02. http://soundcloud.com/pixelord – Answer [http://soundcloud.com/infinite-machine, 2014]
 03. http://soundcloud.com/seers-music – Quit Me [Unreleased, 2014]
 04. Kiasmos – Burnt [Forthcoming http://soundcloud.com/erasedtapes, 2014]
 05. http://soundcloud.com/j-a-b-u – Empty Days [http://soundcloud.com/ramprecordings, 2014]
 06. http://soundcloud.com/floex – Saturnin Fire And The Restless Ocean (Hidden Orchestra Remix) [http://soundcloud.com/denovali, 2013]
 07. https://soundcloud.com/mpsf & https://soundcloud.com/maulin – 15 Keys (http://soundcloud.com/lakker Remix) [Forthcoming http://soundcloud.com/projectmooncircle, 2014] 
➨ Anenon Interview
 08. http://soundcloud.com/anenon – Shibaura [Forthcoming http://soundcloud.com/nonprojects, 2014]
 09. http://soundcloud.com/anenon – Inner Hue [http://soundcloud.com/nonprojects, 2012]
10. http://soundcloud.com/anenon – Karma [Forthcoming http://soundcloud.com/nonprojects, 2014] 
➨ Anenon Interview End
11. http://soundcloud.com/anenon – Lights and Rocks [Forthcoming http://soundcloud.com/nonprojects, 2014]
 12. http://soundcloud.com/monsoonsiren – Paper Tiger (Produced by http://soundcloud.com/laplaceyeah) [Unreleased, 2014]
 ➨ KRTS ‘Behind the Beats’ special
 13. http://soundcloud.com/krts – Berlin Girls [http://soundcloud.com/projectmooncircle, 2014]

#02 of the Soundsmiths mix series features this multigenre journey from Brighton resident & @extrasolarmusic co owner Noemauk. Follow Noemauk S: @noemauk F: facebook.com/NoemaUK T: @NoemaUK Follow Soundsmiths S: @soundsmiths F: facebook.com/soundsmiths T: @soundsmithstv Tracklist 1. Stepping Stones - Jafu [Free DL www.soundcloud.com/Chord-Marauders] 2. Vancouver - Martyn [3024 Records] 3. So Clear - Commodo [Deep Medi Music] 4. What We See - Arp XP [iM:LTd] 5. Amazon Basin' - Boeboe [Free DL www.soundcloud.com/Xlr8r] 6. Irenidae - Fybe:one [Free DL www.soundcloud.com/Xlr8r] 7. Gold Dayz (Maribou State Remix) - Ultralista [Free DL www.soundcloud.com/MaribouState] 8. This Shit (Prod. Mr Phist) - SamB [Dub] 9. Waywood - dBridge [Free DL www.soundcloud.com/dBridge] 10. Before (Deadboy Remix) - Scuba [Hotflush Recordings]

DJ Tomas presents… MOTION: New Bass, House & Bruk Beats A 75 mix mix of new bass, broken beats, underground garage house and other interesting recent tracks. Mixed one take stylee using Serato on 11/23/13. Enjoy! See links and contact below. *Special thanks to the artists, PR, magazines and labels who got me music, especially Keysound, Gamal Backspin, Tailored Communications, XLR8R, Co-Sign, Score Press, Ninja Tune, Civil Music and too many others.  Artist – Track  Name Sweatson Klank – Chasing You Lewis Badwan – A Perfect Yellow Ore – Rise (Jon Convex Remix) Broodlings – Champagne Force/Emerge – Valo Nautiluss – Zero Gravity Hynrid Theory – Mind Games Sepalcure – All You've Got To Lose Dauwd – And Hackman and Klic – Do Right Jono McCleery – Ballade (Djrum Remix) Lorca Giant – Stars Yolanda Be Cool – To Be Alone (Urulu's Don't Let Me Down Remix) George FitzGerald – Silhouette Eiphino – Devoted  Etch – Hybrid Special Request – Ride VIP Rhythm Riders – Come with the Love (Toronto Is Broken Remix)  Machinedrum – Gunshotta (AMIT's Thug Dub Remix) Roommate – Chezidek–The Place (Fleck Remix) Overcast Radio – Luton Om Unit – Prawn Cocktail (Salva Remix) Om Unit – Shine Your Light Twitter: @DJTomasSF, Facebook: DJTomasSF, Web: umojahifi.blogspot.com Label: voltagemusic.com, Sound: soundcloud/voltagemusic

Hideout Sessions - Episode 97 Well, Autumn seems to have landed firmly in our laps and summer appears to have jogged on. So, time to get cozy and start storing away some tasty musical nuts for the long months ahead. A distinctly melancholy feel to a large chunk of this episode with breathtaking sounds from Jono McCleery, Stubborn Heart, Belleruche, Ry X, Kelpe, Hayden James...so make sure you've got your best listening ears on. Love you tons and please tell the world! Ross xx GET IN TOUCH ON: HIDEOUTSESSION@MAC.COM Tracklist: 1. Riot Jazz Brass Band 'Slinky' (First Word) 2. Hackney Colliery Band 'Superhero Disco' (Wah Wah 45s) 3. Da Lata, ft. Luisa Maita 'Um Amor A Mais ' (Agogo) 4. The Road 'Frootful' (Freestyle) 5. Keita Sano '5 Kinds of Jewels' (Keep Up!) 6. Dr Zygote 'Haze' (Black Acre) 7. Lost Midas, ft. Taylor O'Donnell 'Love Undone' (Tru Thoughts) 8. Hayden James 'Beginnings' (Future Classic) 9. Dpat, ft. Atu 'Flourish' (Soulection) 10. Gang Colours 'Invisible In Your City' (Brownswood) 11. Belleruche 'Eastern City Lights' (Tru Thoughts) 12. Ry X 'Vampires' (Dumont Dumont) 13. Stubborn Heart 'Penetrate' (One Little Indian) 14. Jono McCleery 'Ballade' (Ninja Tune) 15. Stanky 'Chazey Bons (Original Mix)' (Shades) 16. Kelpe 'Monte Verità' (DBA Dubs) 17. Bo Keeney 'Golden Telephone (Throwing Snow Mix)' (Brew Box) 18. Cupp Cave 'Through Tired Eyes' (RAMP) 19. Makoto 'A Spiritual Thing ' (Apollo) 20. Addison Groove 'Forgiven' (Sub:Stance) 21. Heitzberg Theorem 'System Flegmann' (Compost) 22. Leibniz 'Bring It Dont Sing It Part 2' (4th Wave) 23. Vin Sol, ft. Tyree Cooper 'It's House' (Soo Wavey) 24. Pulse, ft. TShaka 'Wipe the needle' (Broadcite Productions) 25. Indian Ocean 'School Bell/Treehouse (Pezzner Edit)' {XLR8R.com} 26. Sleepin' Giantz 'Raving Bully' (Tru Thoughts) 27. Soul Safari, ft. Cocoa Tea 'Kill Dem Now' (White) 28. Katey Brooks 'Fought Lovers' ()

Hideout Sessions - Episode 96 Here we are then, diving into the biggest bank holiday of the year, headlong! And, what a blistering show I've lined up to get you in the mood. Moderat, Shadow Child, Cell Broco, Titeknots, Alex Smoke, Marvin & Guy and Brookes Brothers, plus a legion of other firing newness for your lug holes. It's Carnival time, so get loose folks! Hopefully see you all at our annual knees up, right in the midst of it at The Metropolitan pub, with myself, DJ Hoop and Brad Baloo (Nextmen). BE THERE!!! Ross xx GET IN TOUCH ON: HIDEOUTSESSION@MAC.COM CARNIVAL TICKETS: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/234075 www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes www.soundcloud.com/ross-pth Tracklist: 1. Starship Connection 'We Can Go All Night' (Bastard Jazz) 2. Titeknots 'Wordy' (Tru Thoughts) 3. Sky 'First Time Around' (White) 4. Damiano von Erckert, ft. Georgia Anne Muldrow 'Hollywood' (AVA) 5. Groove Motion 'Why Not' (Chop Shop Music) 6. Marvin & Guy 'Shot Me' (On The Prowl) 7. Fingerman 'Too Much' (Get Down Edits) 8. Danglo 'Don't Go' (Wotnot) 9. Gaspard de La Montagne 'Alpes' (Creaked) 10. Wiley 'Flying' (Big Dada) 11. Cell Broco 'Little Bit In Love (Club Mix)' (Big Dada) 12. Brookes Brothers 'Carry Me On (Journeyman Remix)' (Viper) 13. Deetron 'Count on Me' (Aus Music) 14. Wordlife 'Small Talk (Doc Daneeka LGO Remix)' (XLR8R.com) 15. Mount Kimbie 'Slow (Druid Cloak Club Cosmos Bootleg)' (XLR8R.xom) 16. Shadow Child, ft. Tymer '23 (Kry Wolf VIP)' (Food Music) 17. Alex Smoke 'Dust (Tessela remix)' (R&S) 18. Moderat 'Damage Done' (Monkeytown) 19. Moderat 'Ilona' (Monkeytown) 19. Andreya Triana 'Song For A Friend' (Ninja Tune)

Hideout Sessions - Episode 94 A touch late, but it's here nevertheless. Episode*94 is packed with the usual goodness, a very special re-edit of the month from Alex Patchwork and a ton of sunshine music from the likes of Gene Dudley Group, The Fontanelles, Yosi Horikawa, Eats Everything, Squarehead, Christian Prommer, Ry & Frank Weiderman aka Howling, Quantic & Alice Russell, Alan Johnson, plus loads more. Thanks for tuning in and use sun block! Ross xx GET IN TOUCH ON: HIDEOUTSESSION@MAC.COM www.soundcloud.com/capac www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes www.soundcloud.com/ross-pth Tracklist: 1. Henri-Pierre Noel 'A Fifth of Beethoven' (Wah Wah 45s) 2. The Gene Dudley Group 'At The Advice Of Mr Weiß' (Wah Wah 45s) 3. The Fontanelles 'Pinprick' (First Word) 4. Quantic & Alice Russell 'I Cry' (Tru Thoughts) 5. Steve Miller Band 'Fly Like An Eagle (Alex Patchwork Re-edit)' (?) 6. Natural Self 'An Invisible Light (Robinn Remix)' (Tru Thoughts) 7. Yosi Horikawa 'Maki' (First Word) 8. Christian Prommer 'Marimba' (Compost) 9. Comfort Fit 'Hatphones' [XLR8R.com] 10. Luke Million 'Arnold' (Future Classic) 11. Jeremy Glenn 'New Life' (Future Classic) 12. Timothy Wisdom 'Get On Up' (Resoul) 13. Teedra Moses 'Be Your Girl (Kaytranada Extended Edition)' (Soundcloud) 14. Todd Terje 'Strandbar (Samba Verrsion)' (Olsen Records) 15. Eats Everything 'The Getup' (Nurvous) 16. Squarehead 'Be Without' (Wolf Music) 17. Lowsteppa 'Dots' (Simma Black) 18. Foamo 'Running' (Rinse) 19. Alan Johnson 'Goron Sound' (Blank Mind) 20. Mark Pritchard 'Manabadman (feat Spikey Tee)' (Warp) 21. Ry, Frank Wiedemann & The Howling 'Litmus' (Innervisions)

Hideout Sessions - Episode 89 As promised…here's a catch up episode for all you subscribers. Number 89 goes on a bit of a darker, more left of centre journey. Not very seasonal of me I know, but I promise you you'll find something to fall in love with. Breathtaking music from Owen Howells, Fourtet & Neena Cherry, Jon Hopkins, Shlomo, Hreno, Bambooman, Archie Pelago, Strange U and loads more. It's just, very, VERY good! See you in a week for episode 90. Got some exciting news to tell you all! Love you tons and tell everyone you know to get subscribing! Ross xx P.S. Get in touch on HIDEOUTSESSIONS@MAC.COM www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes www.soundcloud.com/ross-pth www.part-timeheroes.com Tracklist: 1. Strange U 'Rancid Canvas Licks Dirty' (Eglo) 2. DA-10 'Redshift' (Wotnot) 3. Shlohmo, ft. How To Dress Well 'Don't Say No' (Wedidit) 4. Kab Driver 'Hank Bewlington' (Reset Industries) 5. Shy Nature 'Deadly Sin (Capac Rmx) (?) 6. Sad City 'You Will Soon Find That Life Is Wonderful' (Phonica Special Editions) 7. Noah 'Do You Remember' [XLR8R.com] 8. Boozoo Bajou 'Stronsay' (Apollo) 9. Bambooman 'Lucazade' (XVI Records) 10. Hreno 'We´re Alright' (Meander) 11. Archie Pelago 'Avocado Roller' (Archie Pelago Music) 12. Naughty Boy ft. Sam Smith 'La La La (Pále Rmx) (Virgin) 13. Graze 'The Sust' (New Kanada) 14. Sepalcure 'Make You' (Hotflush) 15. Owen Howells 'Riding' (Celestial) 16. Four Tet, ft. Neneh Cherry & Afrika Baby Bam 'Nina' (https://soundcloud.com/neneh-cherry) 17. Jon Hopkins 'Open Eye Signal' (Domino) 18. Stephan Bodzin vs Marc Romboy 'Phobos' (Systematic) 19. Kahn, ft. Flowdan 'Badman City' (Blackbox-Boxclever) 20. How To Dress Well 'Cold Nites (Koreless Remix)' (Weird World)

Hideout Sessions - Episode 88 My name is Ross Wakefield and I am very, very, VERY sorry. It's been six weeks since my last confession, I mean podcast…anyway you get my drift. The only excuse I can offer is that life got on top of me for a while and my lack of studio and nomadic existence, resulted in some appalling slackness. I will be going to bed without any pudding indefinitely and I WILL make it up to you. That's a promise! Anyway, I hope the selection goes someway to staying your outrage and after 2hrs of the best new music around, I hope you'll start to forgive me. Thanks for your patience and shouts out to everyone that got in touch and hounded me into life. Love you loads and see you in a couple of weeks, Ross xx P.S. Get in touch on HIDEOUTSESSIONS@MAC.COM www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes www.soundcloud.com/ross-pth www.part-timeheroes.com Tracklist: 1. Pomrad 'Pomslap' (Earnest Endevours) 2. A/T/O/S 'A Taste Of Struggle (Commodo Remix)' (Deep Medi) 3. Talk In Colour 'Candles (Ricky Fabulous Remix)' (Soundcloud) 4. Scrimshire 'Convergent (Yosi Horikawa Remix)' (Wah Wah 45s) 5. Daughter 'Love (Synkro Edit)' (4AD) 6. Waxlife 'MP (Tribute to Michel Petrucciani)' (Soundcloud) 7. Christian Piers 'Clocked Decay' (Source Unknown) 8. Fold 'Moving Patterns' (Man Make Music) 9. Last Magpie 'Hypno' (Losing Suki) 10. Cause & Affect 'Don't Like To Do That' (Dirtybird) 11. Hackman 'No More' [via XLR8R] 12. Mr. Beatnik 'Parallax Scroll' (Don't Be Afraid) 13. Tessela 'Hackney Parrot' (Poly Kicks) 14. Bicep 'The Game' (Aus Music) 15. Hugo Slime 'More Elevated Thing (Original Mix)' (Fairplay) 16. Sam Smith 'Lay Me Down (TE Dub Mix)' (Method Records) 17. Lorca 'If I Told You' (2020 Midnight Visions) 18. Anushka 'Yes Guess' (Brownswood) 19. Xxxy 'Thinkin Bout' (Ten Thousand Yen) 20. Owiny Sigoma Band 'Owiny Techno' (Brownswood) 21. Richie Havens 'Here Comes the Sun' (Polydor)

London based producer and DJ, Reso a.k.a Alex Melia is a man with a fascination for all things robotic and futuristic. His hybrid of hyper beats and tech-basslines sometimes feel more suited to a post-apocalyptic Tokyo than the contemporary concrete of most dubstep and we dig it. "A truly inspiring experience his music’s mech-mania induced synthesesia conjures images of neon-tinged neo-Japanese cityscapes, powerful hulking automatons and violent bassline machismo." Melia's much anticipated debut LP, ‘Tangram’ was released on Civil Music back in November 2012. As most had expected it shook some serious ground and garnered praise and support from the likes of Mixmag as album of the month, XLR8R, Guardian and MTV as well as from bass music personalities such as Liam Howlett, Skrillex, KOAN Sound, Rusko, Starkey and more. A landmark in the producer's so far pretty underground career, the 13-track LP showcased his flair for intricate programming and love for all things jazz (as a trained jazz drummer), electronica, bass and drums. In 2013, Reso sits at the peak of a new breed of electronic music producers and we're not the only ones to take notice. Within a relatively short space of time, Reso has remixed artists as diverse as Carl Cox, DJ Kentaro, Om Unit, KOAN Sound, Drop The Lime and Buraka Som Sistema. This weekend he'll be descending over Delhi for a exclusive show with Audio Aashram and Wild City at blueFROG and we're willing to put money on the fact that it's going to be an absolute banger. To give you a taste of what to expect he's made an exclusive mix for Wild City, which touches upon a variety of styles of bass music. From upfront and in-your-face tearout bangers right through to some drum and bass and more rolling, deeper vibes. A solid representation of his production style and musical influences. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/3787-wild-city-053-reso

Hideout Sessions – Episode 81 MEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRY CHRIIIIIIIISSSSSSSTMAAAAAS!!! I hope our penultimate show of the year finds you all brimming with seasonal cheer? Well if not, then this little selection should get you into the spirit. Cuts from DJ Zinc, Ariya, Quantic and Alice Russell, Synkro, Laurel Halo, Solomun and Joe all make your stocking bulge and then your big present under the tree is mind blowing DJ Mix from Brussels' finest, Monkey Robot. Well what are you waiting for, put your best jumper on and get unwrapping! We'll be round yours soon with the mistletoe to give you a special thanks for all your support with the show and of course our LP over the year. Thank you. It means the world to us. Keep on… Peace and good will to all men, we'll see you in 2013. Love…Rx P.S. Make sure you keep an eye on your iTunes subscription on Xmas Eve for a bonus podcast treat. x GET IN TOUCH: HIDEOUTSESSIONS@MAC.COM www.part-timeheroes.com www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes www.soundcloud.com/ross-pth www.twitter.com/RossPTH http://part-timeheroes.bandcamp.com Track list: 1. Ariya Afrobeat Arkestra 'March Of The Idiots' (First Word) 2. Quantic and Alice Russell 'Magdelena' (Tru Thoughts) 3. Momotaro 'Kite' (DL) 4. Reverso 68 'Todd Terje Spinning Star Mix' (Eskimo) 5. Brandy 'Music (Alex Patchwork Re-edit)' (DL) 6. Joe 'MB' (Hemlock) 7. Solomun 'Kackvogel' (Watergate) ----------------------------------------- MONKEY ROBOT IN THE MIX 8. MonkeyRobot 'Garson's Theme' 9. Bilal 'Robots (MonkeyRobot rmx)' 10. The Robert Glasper Experiment ft King 'Move love (MonkeyRobot rmx)' 11. Little Dragon 'Ritual Union (MonkeyRobot rmx)' 12. Dandy Teru ft Moka Only 'Below (MonkeyRobot rmx)' 13. MonkeyRobot 'Northern Lights' 14. 74 Miles Away 'Scrabble (re-take)' 15. MonkeyRobot 'Bright' 16. MonkeyRobot 'Rosé Gris' 17. 74 Miles Away 'Neverending Rhodes' ----------------------------------------- 18. Laurel Halo 'Sunlight on the Faded' (Hyberdub) 19. Jessie Ware 'Sweet Talk (Urulu 'Works For Me' Dub)' (XLR8R) 20. Birdsmakingmachine 'Three Days Late' (Birdsmakingmachine) 21. Decyfer 'Chewed Up' (XVI) 22. Zinc 'Forest Gate Funk' (Crack House) 23. Synkro 'Spirals' (Apollo)

In case I didn't explicitly state this before, Headphone Commute is proud to be one of the Media Partner's at this year’s Decibel Festival in Seattle. Yep, little 'ol HC is right up there along with XLR8R, Beatport, Resident Advisor, and Red Bull Music Academy. To celebrate this honor, and build up the anticipation for the upcoming event, I decided to put together this mix, featuring some of my favorite artists which will be performing at Decibel. I kept the selection mostly on the ambient and modern classical side, showcasing almost all of the performers from the upcoming OPTICAL audiovisual series. I hope this will give you a taste of what’s to come. I know I'll be listening to this mix on my flight to Seattle! See you there! For full track listing and more information about this mix, please visit headphonecommute.com

Mantis Radio 113 + Phat Chex DVNT Imploded View – Across The Snow [Psychonavigation Records] Enoruos – Yggdrasil [Spiritech Recordings] nim – Down [nim] Swarm Intelligence – Something Broken [Swarm Intelligence] C Mantle – Blackboard Jungle [Digital Distortions] kid606 – New boss same as old boss [Tigerbeat6] Roger Robinson – Spaceship [dub] Imaginary Forces – The Last Mimesis [Sleep Codes] Forward Strategy Group – Elegant Mistakes [Perc Trax] Untold – Overdrive [Hemlock] + Speedy J – Snap [Speedy J] Unam Zetineb – Twishots (Voidloss Blacker than pitch mix) [Voidloss] VC-118A – Antenna Forest [Lunar Disko] Actress – ShockTherapy101 [Dummy] Death Abyss – Destroy the Mundane [Rods Konez] George Lanham – Rationale for Revenge [Pareto Park] Jon Convex – What I Need feat. Velvit [Convex Industries] Mr Jones – Black Rainbow [The Public Stand] Mad-Tek – Get Down [Digital Distortions] Dominator (AGT Rave Cru Unofficial remix) [AGT Rave Cru] Dan Fix – Anti Wax [Digital Distortions] Threnody – Squarewave Rhythm [dub] SD Laika – 36 [XLR8R] Ion Driver – Turn It Up [Digital Distortions] PHAT CHEX Corticyte – Impulse 101 Pip Williams – I won’t let go Trevino – Indulge Bambounou – Deepstaria Ben Milstein – Pulser Al Tourette’s – untitled Jon Convex – Desolation Phat Chex – Uncertain Future [Darkfloor Sound] Untold – Overdrive Banbounou – Chrome Phat Chex – Puxton Bridge [Darkfloor Sound]

Mantis Radio 113 + Phat Chex DVNT Imploded View – Across The Snow [Psychonavigation Records] Enoruos – Yggdrasil [Spiritech Recordings] nim – Down [nim] Swarm Intelligence – Something Broken [Swarm Intelligence] C Mantle – Blackboard Jungle [Digital Distortions] kid606 – New boss same as old boss [Tigerbeat6] Roger Robinson – Spaceship [dub] Imaginary Forces – The Last Mimesis [Sleep Codes] Forward Strategy Group – Elegant Mistakes [Perc Trax] Untold – Overdrive [Hemlock] + Speedy J – Snap [Speedy J] Unam Zetineb – Twishots (Voidloss Blacker than pitch mix) [Voidloss] VC-118A – Antenna Forest [Lunar Disko] Actress – ShockTherapy101 [Dummy] Death Abyss – Destroy the Mundane [Rods Konez] George Lanham – Rationale for Revenge [Pareto Park] Jon Convex – What I Need feat. Velvit [Convex Industries] Mr Jones – Black Rainbow [The Public Stand] Mad-Tek – Get Down [Digital Distortions] Dominator (AGT Rave Cru Unofficial remix) [AGT Rave Cru] Dan Fix – Anti Wax [Digital Distortions] Threnody – Squarewave Rhythm [dub] SD Laika – 36 [XLR8R] Ion Driver – Turn It Up [Digital Distortions] PHAT CHEX Corticyte – Impulse 101 Pip Williams – I won’t let go Trevino – Indulge Bambounou – Deepstaria Ben Milstein – Pulser Al Tourette’s – untitled Jon Convex – Desolation Phat Chex – Uncertain Future [Darkfloor Sound] Untold – Overdrive Banbounou – Chrome Phat Chex – Puxton Bridge [Darkfloor Sound]

Happy July Everyone! Here with the first of this month's shows, reuntied again after a breif haitus, PTH bring you the greatest show on earth (according to our Mums) This show features an exclusive airing of one of the tracks from our upcoming single release, some important news about the shooting of the video for the single, and some predictions for Ross' stag do.... As well as brand new music from Royalty ft.Kissy Asplund, Quantic & Alice Russell, Trevino, DeWalta and a peachy little Coleman Brothers Remix!! It all for you dear listeners, ENJOY! R & T x www.part-timeheroes.com http://www.part-timeheroes.com/pth-take-on-the-boss http://part-timeheroes.bandcamp.com/album/done-ep 01 Rengades Of Jazz 'Get A Wiggle On (Suonho Remix)' (Wass) 02 Royalty ft. Kissy Asplund 'Eroica' (Five Easy Pieces) 03 Quantic & Alice Russell with The Combo Barbaro 'Here Again' (Tru Thoughts Recordings) 04 Colman Brothers 'On A Better Day I'm Dreamin' (Tall Black Guy Remix)' (Wah Wah 45s) 05 Py & Greenwood Sharps 'Crowns' (soundcloud.com/greenwoodsharps) 06 Part-Time Heroes 'Dancing In The Dark' (Wah Wah 45s) 07 Del Tha Funky Homosapien 'Made In America' (East West) 08 PUTS 'San Fransico Knights' (OM Records) 09 Gacha 'Remember' (AMB1204) 10 Mark Henning 'Trojan' (CF015) 11 2400 Operator 'The Feelin' [via XLR8R] 12 DeWalta 'Machine Soul' (Haunt) 13 DeWalta 'Keep On' (Haunt) 14 Onirik 'Gangsta Patience' (Serialism) 15 Leon Vynehall 'Gold Language (Gang Colours remix)' (R&S) 16 Trevino 'Tweakonomics' (Revolver) 17 Sei A 'Going Down' (Simple) 18 Flori 'Lucy' (Secret Sundaze) 19 Dusky 'Henry 85' (Simple) 20 Doseone 'Arm In Armageddon (D33J Remix)' [via XLR8R.com] 21 Sigor Ros 'Varðeldur' (EMI)

Hello hello, I'm all on my tod this month, since Skynet became sentient last year, the machines and technology continue to conspire against us... Nevertheless!! Brand new music from The Shaolin Afronauts, Oddisee, Spectrasoul, Marbert Rocel, a cracking Om Unit refix of athe new EAN cut, plus a delectable dusty duo, special request AND an exclusive play of a cheeky little Part-Time Heroes unplugged session. What else could you possibly want ? (apart from summer to pull it's finger out) Enjoy!! R x ( & T, in spirit!) www.part-timeheroes.com http://www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes http://www.wahwah45s.com/artists/part-time-heroes/ http://soundcloud.com/ross-pth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNyeKkN6yyg 1. The Shaolin Afronauts 'Winds Across Gayanamede' (Freestyle) 2. Oddisee 'You Know Who You Are [Explicit]' (Mello Music) 3. Kindness 'House' (Female Energy/Polydor) 4. 813 'La Fantiko' (92 Points) 5. Monkey Robot 'Basement Infusion' (Bastard Jazz) 6. The Soul Session 'Struggles & Blessings (Mo'Horizons Longstyle Mix)' (Agogo) 7. Spectrasoul 'Light In The Dark, ft. Terri Walker' (Shogun Audio) 8. Dr. John 'Right Place, Wrong Time' (ATCO) 9. George Benson 'Summertime' (CBS) 10. Py 'Lungs (produced By George Fitzgerald)' (XLR8R.com) 11. Yosi Horikawa 'Bubbles' (First Word) 12. Ultraista 'Small Tal (Four Tet Remix)' (Ultraista) 13. Bwana 'Nami Swan' (Somethinksounds) 14. Marbert Rocel 'Waiting For My Racoon' (Compost) 15. Sasse 'Fantazy' (Mood Music) 16. Jimmy Edgar 'Let Yrself Be' (Hot Flush) 17. Bicep 'You' (Aus) 18. EAN 'Flow (Om Unit remix)' (Cosmic Bridge) 19. TALKY BIT 20. Technicolour 'Glint' 21. Part-Time Heroes 'Done (Stripped Down Version 1)' (Wah Wah 45s)

Tracklist:Karen Gwyer / Velvet Gambit // KaleidoscopeMidnight Davis / Strumming // Five Easy PiecesKuedo / Work, Live & Sleep In Collapsing Space // Planet MuMoritz von Oswald Trio / Yangissa // Honest Jon'sShenoda / Who We Are // HypercolourOsunlade / A Cloudy Mist // Strictly RhythmJames Priestley & Marco Antonio / Baia (Aybee Alt Remix) // Secret Sundaze MusicFudge Fingas / Eyes On The Prize // Purple Maze MusicGeorge Fitzgerald / Child // Aus MusicAxel Boman / Amazon Love // Dame-MusicGuy Andrews / Hands In Mine // Hotflush RecordingsMoroka / Tedekou // CDREliphino / VRYBDY // SomethinksoundsManuela Torres / Pajarito (Jay Haze Birdie Remix) // Soul JazzDrumTalk / Silver And Gold // MoreMusicChristian Löffler / A Hundred Lights // OrphanearPariah / Rift // R&S RecordsShackleton / Music For The Quiet Hour Part 3 // Woe To The Septic HeartActress / IWAAD // Honest Jon'sFudge Fingas / Eyes On The Prize // Purple Maze MusicWilliam Kouam Djoko / We Are Your Brothers & Sisters // Rush HourIllum Sphere / Chasing The Midnight Moth (Ikonika Remix) // Fat CityAuntie Flo / Futurismo // Huntleys & PalmersTreeFNGR / Five Ticks // free download XLR8R.comFort Romeau / One Night // 100% SilkGeskia / Requiem For Genome (aus Remix) // free download XLR8R.comPatrice Scott / Orbital Bliss // Sistrum RecordingsToyc / Sferics // free download XLR8R.comMidland / What We Know (Motor City Drum Ensemble Remix) // Aus Music

Tracklist:The Cinematic Orchestra presents In Motion #1 / Lapis feat. Austin Peralta // Ninja TuneLeon Mitchison & The Eastex Freeway Band / Love Is // Now Again RecordsUsha Khanna / Jeena Hai To Jee Bhar Hanslo // Finders KeepersThe Funkees / Akpankoro // Soundway RecordsKarantamba / Titi // Teranga BeatFrancis Bebey / La Condition Masculine // Borin Bad RecordsRispah / Generational // Ninja TuneRyat / Howl // BainfeederVieo Abiungo / The Thunder May Have Ruined The Moment // free download XLR8R.comGold Panda / 4 // free download XLR8R.comEric Lau / What I’d Rather feat. Oddisee // Talamak RecordsUnited Vibrations / Maya // 12ToneShur-I-Kan / Out Of Time // Freerange RecordsMosca / Murderous feat. Ben Westbeech // HypercolourMoodymann / Got 2 Make It // free download scionav.comZulu / Kwame // CDRAlex Coulton / Brooklyn // Idle HandsLeon Vynehall / Homage // Well Rounded Housing ProjectThe Analogue Cops / To The Park feat. Ryan Elliott // Restoration RecordsCassius / La Mouche // VirginAuto Repeat / Auto Disco (Soundhack Remix // Sound Sampler GermanyMoodymann & Mick Collings / Majestic Line // Mahogani MusicDetroit In Effect / Move Yo Body // M.A.P. RecordsAddison Groove / Rudeboy // 50 WeaponsTirzah & Micachu / Go // CDRLorn / Everything Is Violence // Ninja TuneAlex D££mnds / Olympus Mons (D££mnds Mixed Red In A Day Mix) // Switched On Records

Hideout Sessions - Episode*66     Hello hello hello….is this thing on ?! How you feeling out there? Really? Well, let this sort you out… Welcome to April's 2nd instalment of the Hideout Sessions, back to full strength, we are proud to present brand new music from the likes of Souleance, Sleeping Giantz, Mak & Pasteman, Foreign Beggars and 2 Bears ft. Wiley. As well as all the usual features and the searing insight in to the minds of the UK's favourite Part-timers! Serve loud, this one's a barmier! Love Ross & Toby xx http://www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes http://www.wahwah45s.com/artists/part-time-heroes https://twitter.com/p_t_h 1.    Sleeping Giantz 'Badungdeng' (Tru Thoughts)     2.    The 2 Bears ft. Wiley 'Evolve Or Be Extinct - (Original Mix)' (Big Dada)     3.    Foreign Beggars 'Palm Of My Hand' (Maustrap)     4.    Triberg 'Kandel (Mute Speaker Remix)' (Hiperbole)     5.    Bajka 'The Barrister's Dream (Renegades Of Jazz Remix)' (Hiperbole)     6.    Souleance 'Boobs' (First Word)     7.    Dr. Buzzard's Original Savanna Band 'Sun Shower' (RCA)     8.    Salena Jones 'Letter' (CBS)     11.   Emil Seidel 'Raw Dayz' (Compost)     12.   LAKOSA & 2SuckaDJs 'Cinnamon' (XLR8R.com)     13.   3hrs 'Absolutely' (Black Butter)     14.   Part-Time Heroes 'Holy (Alex Patchwork Rmx)' (Wah Wah 45s)     15.   Addison Groove 'Rude Boy' (50 Weaons)     16.   Dark Sky 'Tremor' (Black Acre)     17.   Mak & Pasteman 'Do The Same' (Speaks)     18.   Si Tew 'Silhouette (Feat. Shanade) (Zed Bias Rollout Mix)' (Atjazz)     19.   Bubba 'Wanna Dance' (Clouded Vision) 20. Sir Drew 'Disco Freak (MPC Edit) (DJ Promo)     21.   Hotel Motel 'Donna Nook (John Daly Rmx) (Dinner City Sound)     22.   Well Being 'There's A Place' (Fokuz)     23.   Gang Colours 'Fancy Restaurant (Deft Rmx)' (Brownswood)

Tracklist:The Uhuru Dance Band / Untitled ( Quantic edit ) // SoundwayThe Cranes / Joy ( Quantic Edit ) // SoundwayHugh Masekela / Don’t Go Loose It Baby (Album Version) // JivePrince / Baby Go Go // UnreleasedRyuichi Sakamoto / Thousand Knives (Apiento Cut) // CDRSkyy / First Time Around // Salsoul RecordsParkway Rhythym / Working Girl // Parkway RecordsTerrence Parker / Love’s Got Me High // SystematicI:Cube / Piano In Paradiso // Les Edits Du GolemThe Chicago Connection / Dancin (Mark Grant Mix) // Cajual RecordsTodd Terje / Inspector Norse // Smalltown SupersoundHunee / Rare Silk // W.T. RecordsJuk Juk / Fall // NommosMr Raoul K / Neo-Evolution // Baobab MusicBjørn Torske / Langt Fra Afrika (Todd Terje’s Enda Lengre Miks) (Fra Afrika Altså) // Smalltown SupersoundRadio Slave / Suffa Groove // RekidsLil Louis / I called You (The Conversation) // EpicRoots Panorama / Three (Deetron Mix) // Versatile RecordsBehr / Camino EP // forthcoming NixwaxDavide Squillace & Guti / That Ginger Ponytail (Kerri Chandler Remix) // HideoutEltron John / I Knew // U Know Me RecordsDaniel Avery / Airstrike // RelishAlien Alien / Sambaca // Slow Motion RecordsI:Cube / Hnt // Les Edits Du GolemJoakim / Find A Way (John Talabot’s Dusseldorf Remix) // free download XLR8R.com

Tracklist:Porter Ricks / Port Gentil – Nautical Dub // TypeRaphael / Archangelo / Spiritual Jazz Vol. 2 // JazzmanVangelis / The Dragon / Demdike Stare Supports Finders Keepers – Make Do & Mend 02 // Finders KeepersThe Gaslamp Killer / When I’m In Awe feat. Gonjasufi // BrainfeederGifted and Blessed / Psychic Imprints // CDREvian Christ / Drip // free download on XLR8R.comMartyn / Hello Darkness // BrainfeederRedshape / Throw In Dirt // 3024Core / Massai Woman // Nu GrooveTR One / Drum Dance // Apartment RecordsMo Kolours / Mini Culcha (Beautiful Swimmers Mix) // One Handed MusicUnderground Resistance / Save The Bluebird // Mad Mike MusicCore / The Poem // Nu GrooveVersalife / Electrostatic Discharge // Clone RecordsDark Sky / Tremor // Black AcreSBTRKT ft. Sampha / Living Like I Do (Lil’ Silve Remix) // Young TurksPresk / Kook // Fourth WaveMinor Sick & Abbey Lee Tee / Sundayday // CDRBonobo / All In Forms (FaltyDL Remix) // Ninja TuneBondax / Just Us // CDRAnenon / Acquiescence // free download on XLR8R.comFreddie Joachim / Morena // CDRYoung Magic / Sparkly (Matthewdavid’s Odyssey Remix) // free download on XLR8R.comRobert Glasper Experiment / Lift Off feat. Shafiq Husayn – Mic Check / Black Radio // Blue Note RecordsShlohmo / wen uuu (Teebs Remix) // free download on XLR8R.comLapalux / Construction Deconstruction // Brainfeeder

Happy February Everyone!! Another killer show lined up this month, with brand new tracks from Shlohmo, Portico Quartet, Gang Colours & Lapalux. Plus some airings of our own brand new material and a 'mazin Hideout Sessions Exclusive DJ mix from Belabouche!! Join us next month as we begin to broadcast twice a month, so make sure you spread the word as much as you can to double the fun. Punks jump up to get beat down, dig? Much love...Ross & Tobe xx P.S. GET IN TOUCH ON HIDEOUT SESSIONS@MAC.COM www.part-timeheroes.com www.facebook.com/the.parttimeheroes http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/folded/id495823402 http://part-timeheroes.bandcamp.com/album/folded www.twitter.com/P_T_H CHECK OUT MORE OF BELABOUCHE ON-http://soundcloud.com/belabouche 1. Gregory Porter 'On My Way to Harlem' (Motéma Music) 2. Part-Time Heroes 'Folded (Radio Edit)' (Wah Wah 45s) 3. Jo Stance 'Hey Girl!' (Freestyle) 4. Michael Garrick Sextet 'Temple Dancer' (Jazzman) 5. Lalaplux '102 Hours Of Introductions' (Brainfeeder) 6. Bonobo 'Prelude (Lapalux's Finger on the Tape Remix)' (Ninja Tune) 7. Portico Quartet 'Steepless' (Real World Records) 8. Shlohmo 'Wen Uuu' (FoFMusic) 9. Throwing Snow 'Equuleus (feat Augustus Ghost)' (Local Action) 10.Paper Tiger 'Illuminated' (Mind On Fire) ---------------------------------------- BELABOUCHE IN THE MIX 11. Travis Biggs 'Tibetian Serenity' 12. Get Down Edits 'It's Ecstasy' 13. Bill Winters 'You got the stuff' 14. Belabouche Edit 'How do you Spell love' 15. Lenny Williams 'Kepp yourself together (Ltj Edit Rework)' 16. Lowrell 'Mellow Mellow Right on' 17. Joseph Terruel 'It's only love doing it's thing' 18. Edgard Winter 'Above and Beyond' 19. Fat Freddy's Drop 'Bohannon Dub' --------------------------------------- 20. Jacques Greene, ft. Koreless 'Arrow' (Vase) 21. Disclosure 'Tenderly' (Make Mine) 22. The Rapture 'Come Back To Me (Greymatter WOLF Rework)' (CDR) 23. Midnight Davis 'Buried' (Five Easy Pieces) 24. Gang Colours 'Botley In Bloom' (Brownswood) 25. Liane La Havas 'Forget (Shlohmo Remix)' (XLR8R)

Though now splitting her time between Miami and Brooklyn, XLR8R’s “artist to watch” Jubilee will always be Brooklyn’s bass sweetheart. Known for her rambunctious combination of upfront bass music, UK house, and tropical flavors, she has become a surefire remedy for ailing dancefloors around the globe. Co-opting her name from the X-Men character who shot fireworks out of her hands, Jubilee works similar magic when she steps into the DJ booth.

 But she’s also simply Jess, the one-time South Florida raver who grew up obsessively listening to Miami bass on the radio and dancing the night away at underground breaks parties. After making the move to NYC, she quickly infiltrated the DJ circuit and began turning heads with her knowledge of all things bass. It’s the sweet mix of underground bass and tropical vibes that brings Jubilee from clubs and warehouse parties to the comfort of your own home. Her radio show Fireworks, on both Brooklyn Radio and Electric Soundstage (iHeartRadio’s new electronic station), continuously features fellow global producers such as Sinden, Bok Bok, Mike Q, and Star Eyes. Prior to Fireworks, she has DJed on East Village Radio and put together well received guest mixes for “The Mix Up” on Australia’s Triple J Radio and XLR8R Magazine’s esteemed podcast series. You can also find Jubilee on the production end of things as one half of Bassanovva, a project with Canadian producer Grahmzilla (previously of Thunderheist). The duo’s debut EP, Chicken Lover, dropped this past November on Sinden’s Grizzly label.

 Be sure to also check out her Paypur EP with Udachi for the Nightshifters label, an imprint she runs with Jason Forrest (a.k.a. Dj Donna Summer). These days we have also seen official Jubilee remixes for some of the most buzzed about artists- Cubic Zirconia (with Proper Villians), Canblaster, and Creep (with Star Eyes). As if that’s not enough, Jubilee also puts on the infamous Flashing Lights party (with Nick Catchdubs and DJ Ayres); named Best New Party at the Paper Magazine 2010 Nightlife Awards.

 Critical recognition is no stranger to Jess- in 2009, Sasha Frere-Jones invited her to perform at the New Yorker Festival—she was the only DJ on the bill. Jubilee regularly DJs throughout the US and Europe, and you will be sure to see a lot more of her bass-loaded fireworks on both sides of the Atlantic.


Brooklyn Queen of Heavy Bass Star Eyes is known for throwing down raw, dirty underground tracks, from grime bangers to ghetto house, Miami bass classics to speaker-rattling dubstep stormers. Spinning for more than 15 years, this veteran bad girl has always loved low-end—she was one of first female drum & bass DJs in the US (and a resident of S.F.’s long-running Eklektic night) as well as half of the Syrup Girls (called “New York’s best-kept secret” by New Yorker music critic Sasha Frere-Jones). Star Eyes has played all over the world, from the Vans Warped Tour to Sonar Festival, from London’s famed Fabric to Berlin squats, from Cape Town to Burning Man, and opened for such acts as Diplo, Moby, AFI, The XX, The Streets, and Girl Talk. In 2006, Drop the Lime and Star Eyes founded the now world-famous Trouble & Bass crew/record label, which also includes AC Slater, The Captain, and affiliates worldwide. In June 2009, the Trouble & Bass label released her first EP, Disappear, featuring a mix of goth and rave influences whipped into a style she calls “haunted house.” Since then she has unleashed more tracks for the label, including "Cry Baby," her White Gloves EP, and her forthcoming The Night EP (October/November 2011). She has also released remixes for Michna, Creep, Hussle Club, Hanuman, Riviera, Lil’ Tal, and Funerals, as well as several goth/industrial mixes (in conjunction with Psychic TV and Death in June, respectively) for Brooklyn clothing company Mishka NYC, whom she's sponsored by. Star Eyes vocals also appear on tracks by John B (Beta Recordings) and Passions (Kitsuné), and she is the former editor-in-chief of the music magazine XLR8R.

'Ey up! Well, after probably the busiest month of the year so far for us, we find ourselves back in the studio again to bring you our 56th round of The Hideout Sessions. This month we've got some sublime newness for you from the likes of Jamie XX, Lack Of Afro, Coin Opertaed Boy, Joy O, Phaeleh, Beta Hector...and a rather nice little PTH remix of Colman Brothers that's been getting lots of recently. Also, we've got some LP news, cat news and a large helping of early morning coffee fuled nonsense. Thanks as always for the loan of your ears and please continue to spread the word. Massive love! Ross and Toby xx www.parttimeheroes.co.uk http://pthalbum.blogspot.com E: hideoutsessions@mac.com Tracklisting: Lack Of Afro ‘Time For Lovin' (Freestyle Records) Flume, ft. Anthony For Cleopatra ‘Sleepless' (XLR8R.com) B.Lewis ‘Black Zinfandel' (Jus Like Music) DJ Hoop ‘Sexual Rising' (CDR) DJ Moar ‘B-Batucada' (Trad Vibe) Colman Brothers ‘The Chief (PTH Rmx)' (Wah Wah 45s) Beta Hector ‘Jupiter Mission (Inst)' (Tru Thoughts) Audiophysical ‘Twelve Tales (Ext)' (Hiperbole) Joy O ‘Sicko Cell' (Swamp) SBTRKT ‘Hold On' (Young Turks) Zed Bias, ft. Jenna G ‘Fairplay (ZB Old Skool Rmx) (Tru Thoughts) Coin Operated Boy ‘Trust Me (Clouds Rmx) Jamie XX ‘Far Nearer' (Numbers)

FABRÍCIO PEÇANHA  Born in Brazil, Fabricio Peçanha is a DJ that can make you enjoy electronic music even if you never listened to it. With amazing technique, feeling and charisma, he crowds parties, raves and festivals, leading people to dance and vibrate with his explosive music.  Since 1990, he has been building his career in Brazil and in nearby countries, initially motivated by receiving his first award in a DJ championship in Rio Grande do Sul, his native state. Once he received mention in the San Francisco?s XLR8R magazine, he became associated with the most respected DJ?s in Brazil.  In 2000, he played in Buenos Aires, Argentina for Energy Parade, a festival that attracted more than 150,000 people.  That same year, he oversaw the line up for the biggest event of electronic music in Latin America, the Aca World Sound Festival, in Acapulco, attended by 300,000 people.  Fabricio next began touring outside Brazil, performing in gigs in the US, Switzerland and Argentina. He also participated in events in Brazil, appearing in clubs, raves and festivals such as MegAvonts, Parada da Paz (SP), Rio Parade (RJ), Recife Beats, Skol Beats and Fulltronic.  In addition to his career as a DJ, Fabricio is expanding his producing career. The "Hypno Series? (2005) launched his first mixed ?CD # 001?, which boasted national and international names and included his single "Ritalina." The CD received extensive attention in the the media and led to a promotional tour around the country. (One of his productions became converted into a popular cell ring-tone.) Pecanha also permeated the fashion world, launching his own line of T-shirts.  He reached a milestone when he was ranked #242 among international DJ?s in the English magazine DJ Mag in 2005. He secured his rank by receiving 123,933 votes from voters in 150 countries and today, is one of only three Brazilians to receive recognition in the magazine.  Among his credits are playing alongside such stellar names in electronic music as Carl Cox, Danny Tenaglia, LTJ Bukem, Moby, David Morales, Little Louie Vega, Dave Seaman, John Digweed, Deep Dish and Seb Fontaine and working with such top DJs as Ritchie Hawtin (Aka Plastikman), Groove Armada, Mr. C., Layo & Bushwaka, Mauro Picotto, Green Velvet, Derrick May, Dave Clarke, Darren Emerson, Colin Dale, Dave the Drummer, Hernan Cattaneo and Circulation.  Over the last year, his career has accelerated. In Brazil, he was the opening act for the Fat Boy Slim tour during the summer and played at Mix Magazine?s party in Brazil. In July and September, he performed gigs in Barcelona, Mallorca, Ibiza, including time at the legendary after hours spot DC 10 club and at Cocoon in Frankfurt (Germany). He segued to China, becoming the first Brazilian DJ to play there, and next performed at the Music Conference of San Francisco.  Pecanha continues to wow the masses in some of best clubs and most prestigious festivals of the world, as he maintains his role as one of the greatest DJs of South America.  Currently together it to the DJ Leozinho and the Drumsinker Rodrigo Paciornik they present with the design "Life is Loop".  In the years of 2006 and 2007, Fabrício is elect the best Dj of Brazil, for the Cool Awards and in 2008 and 2009 he was voted best DJ in Brazil, the election of the House Mag magazine, the "Top50 Brazil".

This episode we get a visit from our homie at Surya Dub and XLR8R magazine, San Francisco's Kid Kameleon. A twleve-year veteran in the game, the Kid got his start in NYC's illbient scene in the late 90's as a member of DJ Spooky-affiliated Soundlab collective, quickly establishing a reputation as a selector not to be pigeonholed.

Joel Burges and Wayne Marshall, MIT’s Mellon Fellows in the Humanities (2009-11), will contribute to the rethinking of media studies at MIT by taking up the shared metaphor of fashion—the fashionable, the old-fashioned, the re-fashioned. Burges will talk about the turn away from the digital in contemporary cinema, particularly the case of Fantastic Mr. Fox, in an attempt to think about the uneven development of media over time. Marshall will discuss how popular but privatized platforms like Facebook and YouTube, pop culture fashion—and the negotiable refashionability of both—present crucial challenges to the study of media today. Joel Burges works at the intersection of literary studies, critical studies, and media studies. His first book, which is in progress, is entitled The Uses of Obsolescence; it considers the fate of historical thinking in the media of late modernity, especially literature and cinema. His second book, in its very early stages, is called Fiction after TV; it considers how a major mode of imaginative processing—fiction—is altered by the introduction of TV to post-1945 mediascapes. Wayne Marshall is an ethnomusicologist, blogger (wayneandwax.com), and DJ, specializing in the musical and cultural production of the Caribbean and the Americas, and their circulation in the wider world. Currently a Mellon Fellow at MIT, he’s writing a book on music, social media, and digital youth culture. He co-edited and contributed to Reggaeton (Duke 2009) and has published in journals such as Popular Music and Callaloo while writing for popular outlets like XLR8R, The Wire, and the Boston Phoenix.

Guest Mix: Mr & Mrs Smith [DJ Side Project].Famous for his tough trance sound, Christopher Lawrence joins forces with his wife Sara for a new DJ side project 'Mr + Mrs Smith'. The pair, who have worked together behind the scenes for fifteen years have brought their joint efforts into the public eye with this new DJ duo, which debuted at this years Burning Man festival.Christopher laughs "I've been noticing there's a lot of DJs working in pairs lately. I've often thought it would be nice to have a wingman up there, although in this case, it's actually a wingwoman. I don't know of any other mixed sex DJ duos, let alone any husband and wife teams, so I think we're definitely breaking some new ground here".Christopher continues "Mr + Mrs Smith' is an opportunity for me to play music that I couldn't normally incorporate into my trance sets".So what is the sound? "I would describe it as electro house meets techno" says Sara. "But we'll play any genre, we don't care what it is as long as it's tough and sexy, with a groove".One thing is for certain, dance music's newest Dj duo has everyone talking..."Mr Smith" (AKA Christopher Lawrence) needs no introduction. One of the World's leading dance music talents, Christopher has received numerous awards and accolades. Winner of "Best American DJ" at the IDMA's, Christopher is also a recent recipient of the "Best DJ" at both the Dancestar US Awards and Los Angeles Music Awards. He has additionally been nominated in Dancestar UK Awards, DJ Awards, International Trance Awards, Global DJ Mix Awards and IDMA's to name a few. Christopher has also graced the covers of countless magazines, newspapers and publications worldwide, as well as headlining the worlds biggest superclubs and festivals."Mrs Smith" (AKA Sara Finlayson) is a dance music veteran. A regular at Melbourne's gay clubs in the eighties ("the only places you could hear good dance music in Australia"), she worked in the nightclub industry, before moving to London in the early nineties to work at Tower Records dance department. She was active in the London rave scene of the early nineties, before moving to Los Angeles, where she met "Mr Smith" (AKA Christopher Lawrence, a struggling bedroom DJ) and they were married shortly after. Continuing her career in dance music, Sara worked for several years for German techno star Sven Vath at the LA office of his labels Eye Q Music / Harthouse before becoming the Los Angeles editor of respected US electronic music mag XLR8R. During this time, Sara also produced music with Moonshine Music producer Dave Aude under the moniker Mile High. It was also in the late nineties that Sara formed Monster Media, a PR and management company specializing in dance music, under which she managed the careers of artists including husband Christopher Lawrence, a position she continues to this day. A familiar face backstage in the dance music industry, Sara brings her tough attitude out of the shadows and into the DJ booth with 'Mr + Mrs Smith'. Visit the podcast episode page to find out more information, with links to artists featured in this podcast.

Well it has been a while, hasn't it? Our heartfelt apologies for leaving you without your fix for so long. But the Memekast is officially back in action, and to kick off 2009, we brought the HEAT. Representing Daly City Records in California, we're delighted to present 40 minutes of all new, unreleased material from Mochipet. If you haven't heard of Mochipet through his work with artists like Spank Rock, Kid606, Ellen Alien, and Otto Von Schirach (on such labels as Tigerbeat6, Bpitchcontrol, or his own Daly City imprint), then perhaps you've read about him in the Village Voice, URB, XLR8R, or SF Bay Guardian. Or heard his tracks while you were watching Tony Hawk, Lance Mountain, or Ray Barbee on Fuel TV. Yeah, we didn't exactly discover this guy. But we're honored to share this exclusive set with our listeners.