i would like to wish tri angle label an incredibly sublime birthday and thank for having been invited to dj at their party . couldnt possibly been more honoured than to play in that company !!! the mix i played was my present to them : merging together some of my fav beats last year with some of my fav vocalists doing some of their best songs :

!!! this is my tune-tinder !!!

warmthnesss björk

the musicians in the mix are :
abida parveen/rabit
kate bush/lotic/vessel
mariza/rabit
chilean flutes/the haxan cloak/lotic
john tavener/haxan cloak
amália rodriquez/rabit
abida parveen/bloom
hans reichel/sudanim
baka people
mc brinquedo
c.z.
shut up and dance
hanz/virtua mima
cut hands
death grips
david hykes
kate bush/rabit
lung/lotic remix
kramphaft
jeremih
total freedom
brandy

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What if you took EVERY DJ break Howard Hesseman ever made, as Dr. Johnny Fever (WKRP in Cincinnati), and just …followed his lead?

Would it be possible to construct a three hour radio show, with Fever as host?

It was, in fact! And it sounded great, because most of the musical choices were made by The Doctor, himself…

…and he’ll be announcing everything himself, as well, as he slogs his way through a triple shift, on a Cincinnati snow day.

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Raised in Los Angeles but based in Brooklyn since 2015, Akua has spent the past five years redefining and cultivating a sound within techno that has assuredly become her own. As one of the many talented DJs that makes up the Discwoman roster, her passion for research and recontextualization in the realm of techno, has been a driving force in packing out dancefloors over 2019 – a year which took her across the globe more than ever. We caught with Akua to discuss the whirlwind and transformative year that was her 2019, being captivated by the wild energy of New York during her first summer in the city, playing mainstage at this year’s Sustain-Release, and how she first fondly connected with the fast-paced, adventurous mixing style of early Jeff Mills, Colin Dale and Dave Angel. As our first mix of 2020, Truancy Volume 256 is Akua flowing at her most natural, contorting through a range of influences as she picks out cuts from Chicago and Detroit visionaries. Scan 7, Blake Blaxter, Mike Dearborn, Robert Armani, DJ Rush and Paul Johnson are all well represented here, and her recognised approach of pairing timeless classics with today’s most contemporary techno producers is packaged up with her distinct toughness and trademark energy.

Source: https://soundcloud.com/truants/truancy-volume-256-akua

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cEvin Key of Skinny Puppy/Download/Plateau:

another night to explore new music ! Back to Debbie and Bill Leebs place for another night of music and crazyness. The cassette is such a good storage medium. Almost everything else this old would not hold up. Lets jet back to August 18th 1983 and tune in !

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cEvin Key of Skinny Puppy/Download/Plateau:

another night to explore new music ! Back to Debbie and Bill Leebs place for another night of music and crazyness. The cassette is such a good storage medium. Almost everything else this old would not hold up. Lets jet back to August 18th 1983 and tune in !

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cEvin Key of Skinny Puppy/Download/Plateau:

after Debbie finished it was Bills turn. by now the room was swimming with color and getting kind of scary almost. Oddly I have a picture of Bill and Debbie from this very night before we headed back to listen. (AT the end of this tape, there is a Images in Vogue demo song I put on here one night while at rehersal. One of those times you needed 4 min of blank tape, and there it was so …”added bonus” 🙂

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cEvin Key of Skinny Puppy/Download/Plateau:

ever remember the FIRST time you heard industrial music ? Sometimes its how you are introduced that makes a big impact. On this particular night of 22/6 /1983 I was a innocent drummer of a new wave band called Images in Vogue. At that time mostly into new wave, Ymo and Punk. Had never been introduced yet to what was the real formative underground that was currently being invented. I met up with Bill Leeb and his girlfriend Debbie Jones one night and they asked me if Id like to join them after the club to listen to some music. They were SUPER into whatever it was they wanted to play me, and they had a Dj setup in their living room. Bill asked me to come into the kitchen, and handed me some thing and said hey try this. It was MDA and also the first time i was to to try this. Suddenly the room changed and I dont think I was prepared for what my ears were about to hear. I saw Debbie pull out a fresh cassette and said , “Im going to record this”. ! Straight like a line from videodrome. The recording you can hear IS that actual cassette. Ill let you imagine how it hit me. Ideally it changed my life. The B Side was Bills turn, and thats next week. ENJOY

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https://www.mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1998-10-16_-Daft_Punk@_Twilo,_New_York

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From the WARP 30 takeover of NTS Radio

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