Today we have a special exclusive Christmas mix from our own Jan Eric-Kaiser! Jan-Eric Kaiser went through the classic school of Cologne bars, private parties and small events. The resulting variety in music, as well as the impact of regular attendance at Total-Confusion has defined and still keeps on influencing his style until today.
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Kompakt Records Xmas Mix: Jan Eric-Kaiser
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Trackwerk Scott’s Square Root Mix
Tracklist to follow soon.
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Percussionlab | Featured Set | Saturn Never Sleeps - Exclusive DJ Mix
Percussion Lab - Live and DJ Sets from around the World
Saturn Never Sleeps is the fruitful collaboration between legendary producer King Britt and singer/artist Rucyl. For the past two years or so they have been holed up, perfecting their craft and dedicating themselves to continuing a mutant, forward thinking version of fellow Philadelphian Sun-Ra. With their debut album, Yesterday’s Machine, they have launched themselves into the spotlight, with a wide ranging tour and technologically informed sound. This mix sees the duo splitting selection duties into two engrossing parts, mixing new contemporaries such as Africa Hitech with classic BOC and Aphex tunes as well as their own Saturn Never Sleeps material. Check the album, out August 2nd on the prolific Alpha Pup Records. Speaking of Alpha Pup - their new regular NYC takeover shows have been causing quite a stir out here. Be sure to check their monthly Knitting Factory events. TRACKLISTING Pt. 1 - Rucyl Africa Hi-Tech - Don’t Fight It Michael Jackson - Billie Jean (Nico’s Rework) Murcof Martes - Memoria Art Department - Without You Saturn Never Sleeps - Take It Out Chloé - Suspended MisKate - Wizards Are Lucky (Diss0nance Remix) Finesse - Elevate
Pt. 2 - King Britt Saturn Never Sleeps - Tomorrow is a Rumor Eurythmics - Julia Peter Gabriel - Drowning the Wound Stevie Wonder - Venus Flytrap Chick Corea - Yellow Nimbus Brian Eno/David Byrne - The Carrier Jan Hammer - I Sing George Duke - The War Fugitive Interlude Saturn Never Sleeps - DRK Durutti Column - Detail for Paul Boards of Canada - Telephasic Workshop Alice Shields - Farewell to A Hill Colleen - Bubble Which on the Water Swim Aphex Twin - Prepared Piano No 2
http://www.percussionlab.com/sets/saturn_never_sleeps/exclusive_dj_mix
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Red Bull Music Academy - Video Archive - Mizell Brothers
The name Mizell may not set bells ringing in every household, but to those of us who devour the small print on the backs of record sleeves, they’re legends, a family that has made its mark on music as firmly as any alive. Larry, Fonce and Rod between them penned the famous early hits for the Jackson 5, ushered jazz and funk breathlessly into each other’s arms, complete with synthesizers, and also penned the odd disco hit, but their impact was most definitely felt in jazz, where they produced the groundbreaking early ’70s work of Donald Byrd, introducing the synthesizer to his sound and laying down tracks that have inspired samplers down the years. They also found time to help put a man on the moon, but that’s another story. Recently the Mizells have been working with both bleeding-edge producers 4 Hero and Madlib, as well as being part of our very own A Class Of Its Own recording session…
http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/video-archive/lectures/mizell_brothers__sky_high_brothers/
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CLR Podcast | 121 | Ben Klock
Berlin born DJ, producer and label owner Ben Klock is back on the CLR Podcast with a brand-new, exclusive mix. Without any doubt one of the most hardworking and significant characters in techno´s recent history has recorded another one of his deep and thrilling, hypnotic and groovy sets, which additionally announces the physical release of his remix for Emptyset "All Together Lost", due on Monday, June 27th. Furthermore he will play on CLR´s "All Together Lost" night at Amnesia / Ibiza on Friday June 24th, together with his fellow Berghain resident Len Faki, Mathew Jonson (live) and Chris Liebing. Since the opening of the legendary Berghain in Berlin, Ben Klock has held a monthly residency at this style-defining club and has been influencing the unique sound of the place as much as he has been influenced by playing at this so-called temple of boom. He has released his productions on Ostgut Ton, BPitch Control and his own label Klockworks. His debut artist album "One", as much as his famous "Berghain 04" mix still stand out as some of the most sensitive and extraordinary works in this genre. He has remixed artists as diverse as Kerri Chandler, Martyn or Depeche Mode and has become one of those often and widely praised producers of our time. Please enjoy this CLR Podcast 121 with Ben Klock in the mix!
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Lara - Philadelphia Swamp Techno
Philadelphia’s Lara (AKA DJ Pos) has graced Deep Foc.us with our first exclusive mix taking you through a journey of what Lara describes as "dark, humid, and dubby techno." If you dug the "Kowton – Ssg Special Mix" we posted a few weeks back, you’ll feel this - no doubt.
RAIME – “This Foundry” (Blackest Ever Black) INSTRA:MENTAL – “Let’s Talk” (NakedLunch) BYETONE – “Rocky [Soft]” (Raster-Noton) KASSEM MOSSE – “Untitled B2” (Workshop) SHACKLETON – “Death Is Not Final” (Skull Disco) MILTON BRADLEY – “Motor City” (Do Not Resist The Beat!) LOWTEC – “Untitled A1” (Workshop) LEVON VINCENT – “Woman Is The Devil” (Deconstruct) WIREMAN – “Armour” (Prime Numbers) CLARO INTELECTO – “Contact” (AI) ANDY STOTT – “Brief Encounter” (Modern Love) SZARE – “Untitled B2” (Horizontal Ground) STEREOCITI – “Waiting For Your Call” (Mojuba) RHYTHM + SOUND – “Mango Drive” (Rhythm + Sound)
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Trackwerk Guest Mix - Cez @ PopYourFunk
- Joy O – Jels (Hotflush)
- Norm Talley – The Journey (Scott Grooves Rmx) (Third Ear)
- Ben Klock – Goodly Sin (Robert Hood Rmx) (Ostgut Ton)
- Daniel P – Discomadley (Cabinet)
- Chicago Skyway – Heaven (Aroy’s Edit) (M>O>S)
- Rick Howard – I Won’t Lay Back (Instrumental) (Rush Hour)
- Omar S – Here’s Your Trance (FXHE)
- Ricardo Miranda – Urbanism (Rush Hour)
- Rare Earth – Happy Song Or Dance (Rated X)
- Bruce Ivery – Bruce Falls (Stilove4music)
- Kerri Chandler – Syntax Error (Deeply Rooted)
- Earth People – Dance (Underworld)
- John Heckle – The 4th Dimension (Mathematics)
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John Tejada - Conduit Podcast #20
http://conduitpodcast.wordpress.com/2011/04/21/the-conduit-020-john-tejada/
It’s quite exciting to have the legendary Los Angeles producer/DJ John Tejada drop a mix for our series. It’s one he made exclusively for us that focuses entirely on his Palette imprint. Any Californian worth his weight in salt and of a discerning ear will tell you how much of an influence this guy’s music has had on their own. One of my favorite things about this series has been that guys even older than me are still going strong with their passion and devotion to the craft, and Tejada is a founding influence out West who has been going strong since the days of KDAY on the AM down in the Basin. My own connection to him stretches the divide between my days as a hawker of digital music with those of my vinyl selling days, but it stretches even further back to my days of living in Hollywood. Back in those days there was lots of obnoxious trance as well as hardcore, which I fully enjoyed, but Tejada was always that one guy who showed the promise of unmitigated techno and even the joys of well done drum & bass. I didn’t know him then (and barely know him now), but thought he still might be around later down the road. One reason is that he’s never wavered, nor has his label, in constancy of purpose. You can also hear that quality on Tejada’s recent remix of Deepak Sharma & Dieter Krause’s “Wolkenreise” and also on his recently announced album for Kompakt due out this summer. In the meantime, this guy ain’t goin’ nowhere and should continue be an influence for years to come. Without further ado, we give you John Tejada. - Sean-Michael Yoder
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Trackwerk Scott’s No Clever Title Part 636 Mix
Mainly Deep Techno and Deep House
Mike Huckaby – My Live with the Wave Deep Space Orchestra – Trust Skynet Morphosis – Dirty Matter Tin Man – Nonneo (Donato Dozzy Remix) Donato Dozzy & DJ Say – Transparent Morphosis – Yaam Svereca – Obscur (Claro Intelecto Mix) Daso – Why Try (Fred P Reshape) DJ Spider – Antikythera Mechanism Donato Dozzy – Untitled D2 from K Anton Zap – Road Trip Song
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Nihal Ramchandani - Hotflush Podcast 12
Tracklist: Neu! – Im Glück – [Astralwerks] E.M.A.K. – Traumreise – [Universal Sound] Kode 9 & The Spaceape – Sine of the Dub [Hyperdub] Robert Rich & Brian Lustmord – Synergistic Perceptions [Fathom] Demdike Stare – Regolith – [Modern Love] Shackleton – The Rope Tightens (Badawi Remix) – [Skull Disco] Genuine Fraud – Dark Matter – [Unreleased] Unknown – Untitled – [Unreleased] Raime – This Foundry (Regis Version) – [Blackest Ever Black] Sandwell District – Feed Forward Test Session – [Sandwell District] A Made Up Sound – Rear Window (Shattered) – [Delsin] Marcel Fengler – Shiraz – [Ostgut Ton] Kode 9 & The Spaceape – Victims – [Hyperdub] Badawi – More Schnitzel – [The Index – forthcoming] Scuba – Ruptured (Surgeon Remix) – [Hotflush Recordings] Boddika – Boddika’s House – [Naked Lunch] Al Tourettes – She Shimmers – [Unreleased]
http://somebodyhastodoit.blogspot.com/2011/01/nihal-ramchandani-hotflush-podcast-12.html
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