This week, we'll look at Strange Overtones. It's not only the title of a new collaboration between modern music Giants, David Byrne and Brian Eno but also in a harmonic sense, it's a complex and intriguing musical tone. We'll hear from six artists who take this familiar but different approach to their sound. There is Dikital, Cling, Lesley Dodd, David Byrne and Brian Eno, J-CLX and Vincent Wood.

This week, we'll look at cosmetics or altering the appearance without affecting the body's structure or functions. It's by definition superficial but can change perceptions of oneself and others often for the better but not necessarily. Musical remixes are in essence cosmetics but so are tattoos and eyeliner. Setting the foundation for us are Pipo Pegoraro, Obedientbone, Mavro, ElodieO and Crystal Palace.

This week, we'll listen to the percussive side of World Music. Seven bands will add subtle electronics to the inherently primitive act of striking a note. Providing the variation for us are Sub Dub, Conduct Unbecoming, Fraud Fix, Lendi Vexer, DJ Diganta, Queenie and Siberian Newspaper.

This week, we'll look at the essential symbiosis of independent artist and podcaster. This mutualism is best put forward by an association of cooperative relationships. In particular, an Association of Music Podcasting. Visit myspace.com/musicpodcasters to learn how artists and podcasters can help each other in a world of tight play list and tighter labels. We'll hear from Anneke Laurent, Yimino, Gilo, Nihaya Tree and Annie Goliath. I'm Jim Nye

This week, it's the many flavors of America's great art form. Jazz. For more than a century this style of music has refused strict categorization. From Bop to Rag, Funk to Swing the cool sounds of Jazz are always mixing with and attaching itself to other genres. Today the polyrhythms, syncopation, and blue notes blend seamlessly with electronic beats, bass and melody. Exploring this musical confluence are Avatar, Psychedelicious, Sharon Robinson, Chillerstadt, Groove Inc and Beatropolis.

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In this podcast: 1. Processor, 2. DJ Markitos, 3. Processor, 4. Strojovna 07, 5. Strojovna 07, 6. Belief Systems, 7. DJ Markitos, 8. Strojovna 07, 9. Processor, 10. Beat Under Control

In this podcast: 1. Strojovna 07, 2. Strojovna 07, 3. DJ Markitos, 4. Beat Under Control, 5. Processor, 6. DJ Markitos, 7. Strojovna 07, 8. Domased, 9. Wicked boy, 10. Wicked boy, 11. Processor

In this podcast: 1. Processor, 2. Beat Under Control, 3. Processor, 4. DJ Markitos, 5. Wicked boy, 6. Strojovna 07, 7. Wicked boy, 8. DJ Markitos, 9. Strojovna 07, 10. DJ Markitos

In this podcast: 1. Wicked boy, 2. DJ Markitos, 3. Wicked boy, 4. DJ Markitos, 5. DJ Markitos, 6. Beat Under Control, 7. Wicked boy, 8. Version, 9. Domased, 10. Dr Kuch

In this podcast: 1. Kirsty Hawkshaw, 2. The Headroom Project, 3. Etherfysh, 4. Monoide, 5. General Fuzz, 6. Etherine, 7. Kirsty Hawkshaw, 8. Justin Bianco, 9. The Headroom Project, 10. Dr Kuch

In this podcast: 1. Mystified, 2. John Jackson, 3. Tokyo507, 4. Shiva in Exile, 5. Four Stones, 6. Domased, 7. Ion, 8. DJ Markitos, 9. DJ Markitos, 10. Belief Systems

In this podcast: 1. Yongen, 2. Curl, 3. Philipp Weigl, 4. John Jackson, 5. John Holowach, 6. Magnatune Compilation, 7. Tokyo507, 8. Kenji Williams, 9. Justin Bianco, 10. Strojovna 07, 11. Zilla, 12. Shiva in Exile, 13. Solar Cycle

In this podcast: 1. Solar Cycle, 2. Falik, 3. Shiva in Exile, 4. Justin Bianco, 5. Human Response, 6. Belief Systems, 7. Ion, 8. The Bots, 9. Magnatune Compilation, 10. Joram, 11. General Fuzz, 12. Curl

What is the point of cheese? Is it just chewy rotten milk or is there more to it than that? What is the best cheese to rave with? What?s wrong with Edam? It?s madE backwards, that?s what. Yes this show features cheese, both figurative and literal so tuck in to the stinking melty goodness.

It?s part two of that Hex show with world famous stand up comedian Michael Legge in it. You know, the one with lots a bonza tunes jostling for position amid a veritable smorgasbord of silly chat. Oh come now, you must remember? No? WINDOW LICKER! w00t! w00t! w00t! (Sorry, I was very tired when I wrote this and there's really no excuse for those w00ts. My bad.)

HEX: One Dave, another Dave and a Dom, so it has been thus far. Yet must we expect it always? Use CAUTION conjecture laden listener, lest ye be vexed, for one Dave is missing. BEWARE, for in his stead sits a growling gnashing troll by the name LEGGE, mirthsayer and seriousness-banisher of old. FEAR HIM?..Translation: Due to a long held appointment with a field Dave is absent from this show and has therefore been temporarily replaced by lovely stand-up comedian Michael Legge. Enjoy the Davelessness and EXSPERMINATE!

So it turned out that James Blunt not only rhymed with, but in fact was a?ah, hello and welcome to part two of the show. This half is chock full of goodness with intelligent chat and slamming tunes. Subjects include the ahead of his time racial integrity of Morph from Take Hart, wet handed American lady talk, Grunty gym man and, well you know, all the usual balls really. Hounding your ears since 2005, it's Hex the Dex!

James Blunt rhymes with?ah, hello there! Welcome to a whole new format in Hex the Dex show formats. Instead of one super-massive two hour monstrosity we are going to split every show into two and stagger the release. Part one here contains a steaming heap of quality material, including: Is a window better than TV? What?s up with string? Stylophone attack! The ant that cried butter mountain! And, yes, a review of James Blunt at Glastonbury. Enjoy the silly my lover!

Fantastic music video (shot on location in NYC by Elayne Blyth) for the 'Café De Phresh' EP out now on Stuffrecords.All tracks produced by Rustie. Vocals by 215 The Freshest Kidz (Cerebral Vortex + Buddy Leezle)Video directed by Elayne BlythGraphics by Remote LocationEffects by Novak CollectiveBig up to: Quentin Clausin, Thomas Wallis, Kandance Flannagn, Jordan Highsmith + Kristen NeilsonYou can buy the EP/mp3s from the following websites: Boomkat (vinyl), Boomkat (mp3s), NSD (Vinyl) + Rubadub (Vinyl).

In advance of Dopplereffekt playing live at Numbers in Glasgow on Friday 6th June '08 we've created a mini-mix of tracks by the man behind multiple projects spanning Dopplereffekt, Der Zyklus, Japanese Telecom, Arpanet, Glass Domain and L.A.M. Support the artist directly at the following websites: Bleep, Warpmart, Beatport, Clone + Rubadub.

Deep from the archives comes a 50 track mix from The Marcia Blaine School for Girls. Created in 2001 live on 2 decks and a CDJ.

Yes sir it's the man like Mohawke in the mix. Look out for Ooops, out March 2008 on Wireblock / LuckyMe and stay tuned for his debut release on Warp Records. How you like it Mo, Mo, Mo! Watch out for Hud Mo and Rustie Live at Numbers AT Gramaphone in London on the 22nd of March 2008.

Numbers is the back at the Art School for another wholesome evening of Hogmanay shenanigans.Flying in from Chicago to make sure our NYE goes off with a bang is the one and only DJ FUNK, the kingpin of Ghetto House, owner of Dance Mania Records and Funk Records.Early comers will receive free goodie bags featuring stickers, badges, cds, fanzine and other exotic goods. Extra PA, Extra Bars, Extra Visuals, Extra Booze and so much more...*Drink responsibly, be merry to one another and most importantly dress to sweat!!

A passage to India, with subcontinental creations from Manesh de Moor, Desert Dwellers, Robert Gass, Adam Shaikh, Amanaska and Yogini.

First light on the Autumn Continent, featuring Stefan Jonsson and Stuart White.

Showcasing the work of longtime Vangelis collaborator, Frederick Rousseau.

Wanderings in the shadow of the mountain, with new music from Ozone Player and Craig Padilla.

Yearning for the sanctuary of a widescreen planet, featuring works by Tom Middleton, Coda, Bliss, Alucidnation and a host of others from the Eco Zen 2 compilation.

Jay West "It's Boogie Time" (Drop) Special Interest "Do It" (Tango) Kinky Movement "Detox" (Myna) Da Sunlounge "How Can You Resist" (Bambino) EDIT Lamanex "Boogie Chook" (Spatula City) EDIT Lamanex "Sweaty Menu" (Flavor) Kinky Movement + PK "Down With It" (PK) Jay West "Easy Comes" (Drop) Tommy Largo "I Need Sum" (Guess Who) Natural Rhythm "Saturdays" RTHM Mix (Guesthouse) Mastiksoul "Whisper" (Tango) EDIT

Carrie Lucas "Keep Smilin" EDIT Universal Robot Band "Doing Anything Tonight" EDIT UN "Disco Power" EDIT UN "Get It On" EDIT Terry Clayton Hall "Shakin All Over" EDIT Sunfighter "Cafe A Gogo" (EMI) Sea Cruise "You Could Have Been A Dancer" EDIT Project "Love Rescue" EDIT MTL Express "Disco City" EDIT Francine McGee "Delerium" (RCA) Scum "Lay Down" EDIT Montana "Ride Like The Wind" EDIT

K-Bonus "Up Yours" (Odds+Ends) Nathan Stewart "Treading Water" (Soul Fuel) RTHM "She's Absent" (Lingo) Sound Diggers "Jazz Shit" (Spatula City) Tommy Largo "Funked Up" (Guesthouse) Biboulakis "One More Lie" (Control) Inland Knights "Where Ya At" (Raise) Jay West "Nastee" (Headtunes) Kinky Movement "Back To My Roots" (Tango) Lamanex "Sweaty Menu" (Flavor) Gemo+Fabrice "Walking Style" (Stor Disco) Triangle Orchestra "The Strip" (Outergaze)

Faze Action "Hypnotic" Dub (Faze Action) Yogi + Husky "Let It Go" (Salted) Olav Brekke Mathisen "Crocket + Me" (Discfunction) Triangle Orchestra "The Strip" (Outergaze) Mudd "Flytoget" (Outergaze) Faze Action "Spark" Dub (Faze Action) Ian Pooley "Samo Iluzija" (Pooled) Elitechnique "Fingerfood" (Clone) D-Train "Music" Dub (Prelude) EDIT Bohannon "Let's Start The Dance III" Dub (Compleat) KID "Don't Stop" (Unidisc)

All Good Funk Alliance "Party Over Here" (Aroma) DJ Homewrecker "Step Daddy" Mastiksoul Mix (Guesthouse) Da Hoodfellas "Peep The Technique" Hustle + Flow Mix (Flatpack Traxx) Troydon "Wanna Tell Ya" Jay West Mix (Downsouth) EDIT Vernon + Dacosta "You Gotta Move" (A Second Smell) Tommy Largo "I Wanna Funk" (Guesthouse) Kinky Movement "Hold That Groove" (Kolour) Toby Neal "Standing Tall" (Spatula City) Lamanex "Boogie Chook" (Spatula City) EDIT Special Interest "Do It" (Tango)

Last show of 2007. I hope you all have a great party month and a merry Christmas! Enjoy the show while browsing the playlist. Note: Due to circumstances and the need to set some priorities i had to put the Electron-X podcast on a hold for an uncertain amount of time. Sometimes we do have to make choices in life and time is limited. -Podcasting music is not like making radio, where i can draw cd's out of a wall and play them.. i need permission from every artist etc, and that is really to much right now-. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but i will make it up to you someday, one way or another. -patric-

The Halloween Wedding.. Enjoy the show people, say goodbye to each other because the gates are open and demons and vampires are about to take over. Visit the Playlist to easily go to the artists/labels websites before it is to late..

Electron-X Show #21 The show may sound a little bit different because my harddisk recorder died on me last week and i had to rewire the whole spaghetti. Anyway, i want to tell you about this new website Audio-Village that is going to open it's doors soon. The forum is already up and running with the whole gang of the previous GB BBS so you now know where to get the laughs and info you've been missing. As usual you can visit the playlist to find the artists and labels that you hear on the show. Electron-X is still on itunes so if you feel like writing a review it'd be much appreciated. Looking forward to meet you on AudioVillage and remember to have fun @ all times! patric

Welcome to the Electron-X Summer Party Mix 2007. Another year has gone, lot's has happened, lot's has changed, but music and spirit are forever! This show is dedicated to all my fellow musicians who've worked hard, gave their heart and dedicated their spirit to do the right thing and present their art to you, the most rewarding audience, to enjoy the music. Thank you for listening and your support. We simply can't do without YOU. You are the keepers of the light, carriers of the flame. Enjoy the show and tell all your friends how Awesome we say you are. We wish you all a great summer filled with lot's of joy and happiness. We'll take care of the music, you do the rest. Cheers! patric and friends. ps: Hit play on the player and visit this link to the audiovillage forums. We are partying in there and we are looking for fresh meat ;

I'm late, i know, i'm sorry! Here is show #19 coming to you with lots of Luv from the Netherlands. Working our way to the Summer Party Mix 2007, exploring the great independent minds of today's electronic music. Visit the Playlist to surf to the artists/labels websites to get info on what is going on. Become my friend on Myspace Find Electron-X on itunes Enjoy the show and tune in the next time!

ThinkToy - ' Halloween Special: 'Chillout Turns Chilling' Track Listing: 1. Biosphere - 'The Shield' [Apollo] 2. In The Nursery - 'Paper Desert' [BNE] 3. Phume - 'So Many Times' [SSR/Crammed Discs] 4. Aza & Eoin - 'Nex 1' [Psychonavigation] 5. Quench - 'Sin' [Aim] 6. Dan Warren - 'Surrender' [CDR] 7. DJ Wally - 'My Bloody Valentine' (Nitty Mix) [Mo'Wax] 8. Slab - 'Rabbit's Moon' (Squelch Mix) [BMG] 9. Monolake - 'Bicom' [Monolake/Imbalance Computer Music] 10. Donato Wharton - 'Is That Why Yr Still On Earth' [City Centre Offices] 11. Mighty Math - 'Neon Heart Cowboy' [Different Drummer] 12. Land Of The Loops - 'Party Pooper' [Up] 13. Max 404 - 'Lost' [New Electronica] 14. Scorn - 'Night Tide' [Earache] 15. Ufeari - Untitled [CDR] 16. Ra - 'Adx Rebirth' [Hip Notik] 17. Howie B - 'Homeward Bound III: The Movie' [Pussyfoot] 18. Future Sound Of London - 'Spineless Jelly' [Virgin] 19. Tino - 'Living Dead Dub' [Tino Corp] A special Thinknology mix for Hallowe'en...it's the same one that provoked reactions when it was broadcast on Coldcut's 'Solid Steel' radio show last year (thanks guys). 66.6MB in size, I hope you enjoy it here again...and, eh, don't have nightmares ;)

ThinkToy - 'Radio Mix 25' Track Listing: 1. Marc Antona - 'One More Sugar' [Mobilee] 2. Amsterdam Assholes - 'Da Ga Mooi Nie Door Da Feest' [Dualblock] 3. Dtolio - 'Contradictable' [Progrezo] 4. Kollektiv Turmstrasse - 'Tristesse' [Connaisseur] 5. Adultnapper - 'Boltz Part 2' [Nummer] 6. Talking Heads - 'Psycho Killer' (Lexicon Avenue Remix) [White] 7. Nooncat - 'Beach' [Phlegmatek] 8. Demetucci feat. Howard Perry - 'Take My Illusion' (Demetucci Remix) [Cassagrande] 9. Alec Troniq - 'Madame Obscure' [Etui] 10. Alex Carbo - 'Cyclone' [Etui] 11. Monoroom - 'Black Sunglasses' [Session Deluxe] 12. Danton Eeprom - 'One Thing Leads To Another' (Tigerskin Mix) [Tsuba] 13. Jeff Bennett - 'I Thought It Was' [Kickin'] 14. DJ Sodeyama - 'Butterflynoise' [Zenit] 15. Andrea Doria & Alex D'elia - 'Summertime' [BluFin] Reference times of each track within the mix can be found at www.thinktoy.com/thinkmix.htm.

ThinkToy - 'Digital Mix 33' Track Listing: 1. Sven Vath - 'Pathfinder' [Virgin] 2. Arpanet - 'Wireframe Images' [Source] 3. Hexstatic - 'Newton's Cradle' [Ninja Tune] 4. Uberzone - 'Germs' [Nitrus] 5. The Model - 'Are You Always On My Mind?' [Int. Deejay Gigolo] 6. Cursor Miner - 'Hair Of The Dog' [Lo Recordings] 7. Dirty Hospital - 'Smash Up!' [Rottenrow] 8. Le Syndicat Electronique - 'Robotic Force' [Mass Transit] 9. Tomas Andersson - 'Mot Matsalen!' [Bpitch Control] Reference times of each track within the mix can be found at www.thinktoy.com/thinkmix.htm.

ThinkToy - 'Digital Mix 32' Track Listing: 1. Luke Vibert - 'Breakbeat Metal Music' [Planet Mu] 2. Egyptian Lover - 'The 808' [Egyptian Empire] 3. Neil Landstrumm - 'Big In Chapeltown' [Planet Mu] 4. Dapayk Solo - 'Krautch' (Tanith Remix) [Mo's Ferry] 5. Amsterdam Assholes - 'Boormachine' [Dualblock] 6. Axel Spindler - 'Stromschlag' [Handwerk] 7. Robag Wruhme - 'Jause' [Musik Krause] 8. Kemi & Amox - 'Poison Ivy' [Lasergun] 9. Basteroid - 'Error Del Disco' [Areal] 10. Loudon Kleer - 'Psycho Cybernetics' [Dirty Ego] Reference times of each track within the mix can be found at www.thinktoy.com/thinkmix.htm.

ThinkToy - 'Radio Mix 23' Track Listing: 1. Santos Resiak - 'Map Division' [Stomafunk] 2. Trentemoller & DJ Tom - 'An Evening With Bobi Bros' [Kickin] 3. Slam feat. My Robot Friend - 'No One Left To Follow' (12" Mix) [Soma] 4. Chymera - 'I Know Now What You Seek' [Ork] 5. Reynold - 'L' Indic' [Persona] 6. Phil Kieran - 'I Think I'm A Monster' [Cocoon] 7. Kollektiv Turmstrasse - 'Grillen Im Park' [Ostwind] 8. Chymera - 'Umbrella' [Ovum] 9. Kaliber - 'Kaliber 14.3' [Kaliber] 10. Juho Kahilainen - 'Sleeping With The Lizards' (My My Remix) [Bpitch Control] 11. Alex Neri & Luca Bacchetti - 'La Fotografia' [Tenax] 12. Ame - 'Rej' [Defected] 13. Butch - 'Mushrooms Of Happiness' [Craft Music] 14. Ascii Disko - 'Hey' (2007 Remake) [Moonbootique] Reference times of each track within the mix can be found at www.thinktoy.com/thinkmix.htm. A hi-quality 256k stereo mp3 copy of this mix is also available upon request.

01 - Xingu Hill - Core Illness 02 - Kloke - Scanner 03 - Stenchman - Fat Bloated Idiot 04 - Odori - Winter of Artifice I 05 - Dr. Octagon - Blue Flowers (Instrumental Remix) 06 - Gaz - Aftersun 07 - Dub11 - Misunderstood 08 - Kansas City Prophets - Rota Type 09 - D. Batistatos - Drifting Memories 10 - Dryft - FMW (KSP Remix)

01 - Waldeck - Floater 02 - Method of Defiance - Aether 03 - Sussan Deyhim & Bill Laswell - Daylaman (Remix) 04 - Bass Science - Transmissions from Planet Dub 05 - Death Cube K - Maggot Dream 06 - Cex - Gooby Says 07 - Fanu & Bill Laswell - Orh 08 - 2562 - Moog Dub 09 - Omen - Frontline 10 - Tosca - Wien In E 11 - Solar Fields - Jeezlh

01 - Spectre - Requiem For The Ill Saint 02 - The Bug - Twenty-Four Hour Surveillance 03 - Bill Laswell - Sacred System Dub 04 - Stendeck - Beneath Wonderland's Decay 05 - Amon Tobin - Easy Muffin 06 - Coil - Bee Has The Photos (#15) 07 - Kode 9 - Backward 08 - High Tone - Mother Dubber 09 - Jah Wobble - Beyond Thought 10 - Eluvium - Reciting the Airships

01 - Leftfield - Original 02 - Equations of Eternity - Maka 03 - DJ Krush - Elapse 04 - Deadbeat - Melbourne Round Midnight 05 - Portishead - Undenied 06 - Brain Damage - Ph Neutre 07 - Mauxuam - After B4 08 - Dub Trees - A Way of Being Free (Utterly Incredible Too Long Ago Sometimes Mix) 09 - Dubadelic - Secrets of the Lost Dubplates 10 - D. Batistatos - Shining

01 - Spectre - The Grind (feat. Sensational) 02 - Pinch - Trauma (feat. Juakali) 03 - Dryft - Crash 04 - Kaltesglas - Water and Stone 05 - DJ Spooky vs Scanner - Journey 06 - S.U.N. Project - Deeper And Deeper 07 - Deepchild - Chocolate Dub 08 - Burial - Raver 09 - The Cinematic Orchestra - Channel 1 Suite 10 - Monk & Canatella - This Time It's Different 11 - Aes Dana - Morphologies

DJ Harken, DJ Hullusid, The Captain 07-18-2008 Sorry, no tracklist available

DJ Harken, DJ Hullusid, The Captain 07-18-2008 Sorry, no tracklist available

DJ Day, DJ Ephonic 1-1-2008

Elektrotribe TECH FACTORY #14 Elektrotribe Tech Factory radio show hosted by di.fm :: Special Guests : Pete Nouveau (Sydney/Au) and Alex Tomb (London/UK) who presents his new record : The Gardens of... Elektrocast + Selecting the finest Elektro Tunes for you + Elektrocast is an audio and video podcast that broadcast electronic music and videos for the plaisure of your ears and eyes. You can find here Dj mix and Vj performances from artists of Elektrotribes' community. Different styles of electronic music are represented : HipHop - electro - minimal - Drum'n Bass and Trance. Elektrotribe is a european artists community based in Paris and Berlin. more info: www.elektrotribe.com

Elektro # 19 - Blonde Diamonds (Monkeypresso Mindtrick edit) Monkeypresso has been experimenting with his new visual tools on the track of Alex Tomb : Blonde Diamonds released last month on Tech... Elektrocast + Selecting the finest Elektro Tunes for you + Elektrocast is an audio and video podcast that broadcast electronic music and videos for the plaisure of your ears and eyes. You can find here Dj mix and Vj performances from artists of Elektrotribes' community. Different styles of electronic music are represented : HipHop - electro - minimal - Drum'n Bass and Trance. Elektrotribe is a european artists community based in Paris and Berlin. more info: www.elektrotribe.com

Elektrotribe TECH FACTORY #13 Elektrotribe Tech Factory radio show hosted by di.fm :: Special Kabelkinder Breger(Essen/De) and André Uhl (Berlin/De), resident Djs of Kabelkinder parties and active... Elektrocast + Selecting the finest Elektro Tunes for you + Elektrocast is an audio and video podcast that broadcast electronic music and videos for the plaisure of your ears and eyes. You can find here Dj mix and Vj performances from artists of Elektrotribes' community. Different styles of electronic music are represented : HipHop - electro - minimal - Drum'n Bass and Trance. Elektrotribe is a european artists community based in Paris and Berlin. more info: www.elektrotribe.com

Elektro session # 18 Alex Tomb (Elektrotribe / London) (Techno - minimal) Alex Tomb delights your ears with his new summer djset. A great introduction to his new EP just released on Elektrotribe :... Elektrocast + Selecting the finest Elektro Tunes for you + Elektrocast is an audio and video podcast that broadcast electronic music and videos for the plaisure of your ears and eyes. You can find here Dj mix and Vj performances from artists of Elektrotribes' community. Different styles of electronic music are represented : HipHop - electro - minimal - Drum'n Bass and Trance. Elektrotribe is a european artists community based in Paris and Berlin. more info: www.elektrotribe.com

Alex Tomb - The Gardens of Babylon Cat N°: Elektrotribe 022 Genre: Techno Minimal Released: 24 June 2008 download the release or buy the cd www.elektrotribe.com Elektrocast + Selecting the finest Elektro Tunes for you + Elektrocast is an audio and video podcast that broadcast electronic music and videos for the plaisure of your ears and eyes. You can find here Dj mix and Vj performances from artists of Elektrotribes' community. Different styles of electronic music are represented : HipHop - electro - minimal - Drum'n Bass and Trance. Elektrotribe is a european artists community based in Paris and Berlin. more info: www.elektrotribe.com

On this week's solipsistic NATION I've got some mind blowing drum and bass that'll be good to your ear hole.A few things you should know about today's show:First, I love drum and bass and I love drum and bass that's really hard, the kind that bludgeons you senseless with it's unrelenting beats and that's what I wanted to play for you today. But try as I might, I kept selecting tracks that were more atmospheric and jazzier so I figured, why fight it.Secondly, most of the music you'll hear on today's show comes from the Zardonic Recordings and Plain Audio netlabels, which means that if you like what you hear, you can download nearly all the tracks on today's edition of solipsistic NATION.Zardonic Recordings is a netlabel that releases top notch quality drum 'n' bas dancefloor smashers.Plain Audio was founded in 2001 and featured vinyl-releases and quickly evolved to one of Germany's most break-dominant drum 'n' bass labels. Plain Audio has since expanded it's horizons to techno, experimental music and other styles of electronic music.Hek187 "Blue Haze" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Kubiks & Lomax "Systematic"Soul Delay "Float" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Hek187 "Twizter" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Alpha Omega "Shades Of The Past" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Panda "Baghdad"Soulie "Walking Home" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Fushara "Irrational Act" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Ijo "Frequa Gembh" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Cartridge "No Data" [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Back in February I had Evan Bartholomew, otherwise known as Evan Marc and Bluetech, on the show to talk about his label, Native State Records.Native State is a label the features artists who specialize in mixed genres such as dub, ambient and glitch. I've played many artists from Native State on the show in the past such as Nalepa, Rena Jones as well as Bluetech.At the time Evan had just launched a new label called Somnia. The first album released on Somnia was Caverns of Time by Evan and I was immediately struck by it's emotional depth. I was impressed. If Caverns of Time represented the direction that Evan wanted to explore through Somnia, then I was along for the ride. Since then, Somnia has released music from Emanuele Errante, juxta phona & offthesky and a album by both Evan Marc and Steve Hillage. Each album is different from the last and each album is astonishingly great. Or maybe not so astonishing if you know anything about Evan.I've invited Evan to join us again on today's show to talk about his new venture and to play select tracks from artists on Somnia. Kick back and kiss the sky.Evan Marc + Steve Hillage "Hypnagogue"Interview with Evan Bartholomew of Somniajuxta phona & offthesky "escape kit..."Interview with Evan Bartholomew of Somniajuxta phona & offthesky "low spark of high squealed toys"Emanuele Errante "Humi"Interview with Evan Bartholomew of SomniaEmanuele Errante "Fecunda"Evan Bartholomew "We Set Out Into The Caverns Of Time"Interview with Evan Bartholomew of SomniaEvan Bartholomew "Cracks In The Fabric Of The Known"

We kick off each month with a live performance from an electronic artist and today's solipsistic NATION features Aes Dana's set recorded at the Gaian Mind Summer Festival in Pennsylvania in June. The Gaian Mind is a psytrance collective has been producing Goa-styled events in nightclubs and at outdoor locations throughout North America since 1996. Aes Dana is an ambient trance project who's two members are Vince Villuis and Sunbeam who also run Ultimae Records. Ultimae puts out some of the most breathtaking music you'll find and Vince and Sunny are wonderful people. Every time I talk to them they put a smile on my face. Sunny has been on the show twice so far. Once back in October when she played select tracks by artists on Ultimae and once in December when she acted as translator for my interview with Hol Baumann. If you enjoy this week's show then you'll definitely want to go to download those shows as well. I'm pleased to have both Sunny and Vince on this week's solipsistic NATION. Aes Dana "Live at the Gaian Mind Summer Festival (Four Quarters, PA 2008)" Interview with Vincent Villuis and Sunny of Aes Dana Aes Dana "O Adonaï, Live at at Les Dominicains de Guebwiller (France, 2008)"

These days I get all my news from the internet. I follow nearly a hundred blogs on various topics that fascinate. Instead of watching television I watch YouTube videos of video podcasts. And I never listen to the radio. I listen to podcasts. Nearly all the media I consume don't come down from on high from multi-billion dollars corporations but folks just like you and me. solipsistic NATION is part of the new media movement and I thought we'd spend this week's show exploring how people like yourself are participating and changing the way media works, which in turn changes the way we see ourselves, our community and our world. Half my life I've been a DJ at college and community radio stations, pirate and internet radio stations, and, for nearly four years I've been a podcaster. I've always been evangelical about being a DJ. I constantly encourage people to be a DJ and I'm always amazed how many people turn down the opportunity to get on the mic and be heard. In fact, I'm amazed everyone isn't a DJ. Especially now when it's so easy. All you need is a computer, a microphone and a place to host your files and, boom!, you're a podcaster. Granted, there's some skill involved and spending some extra cash on some decent hardware and software doesn't hurt but the most important thing is the content. People will forgive most anything if you've got something worth hearing. When I started podcasting I hosted a show called Small World where I'd talk to people from all walks of life from all over the planet. I've interviewed everyone from sandwich makers to filmmakers. I started off recording all my interview into a crappy cassette recorder and then transfer it to the computer. Later on I got savvy and ran a microphone directly into my computer and did my interviews on Skype. I made mistakes, sure. The audio sounded pretty bad, too. But as I went a long I learned and improved and had people from all over the world listening to my little show that I recorded in my apartment. I didn't need to spend countless dollars on a radio station to be heard. When I launched solipsistic NATION as a podcast I knew it was going to be much more than a show where I would spin music. And I knew I wasn't going to stick to just one genre of electronic music. There are enough shows that do just that and while they may be good, after you heard two or three shows you've pretty much heard all their shows. If that kind of show bores me then I know it's going to bore you. But I also wanted to take what I had learned from the Small World and talk to people who were part of the electronic music community, whether they were drum and bass heads or glitch addicts. I wanted to talk to the people who made the music, the people who put out the music and the people who love the music. I've always tried to keep the interviews on solipsistic NATION brief because despite what I just said, the show really is about the music. And it's a tricky balancing act, trying to keep things interesting with the music but not detracting from the music. I don't always succeed but looking back on the last 100 shows I'm proud of what I've been able to accomplish. On today's show I'm going to pretty much just going to play excerpts of interviews from previous shows. from people who are part of the electronic music community. Hey, it's the 100th show. Indulge me. Killfish "Scape From Pilar (Excerpt)" Richard Metzger "Disinfo.Con, Opening Remarks" Interview with Pete Cooper, host of bleepshow (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 95: Bleep! Interview with Snowy, host of Electronicast (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 74: Electronicast Interview with Mikel OD, host of Most People Are DJs (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 59: Synthpop Interview with Anji Bee, host of the Chillcast (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 76: Lovespirals Mr Flash "Disco Dynamite" Interview with Travis Nobles, host of hiddenplace music (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 79: HiddenPlace Music, Part 1 Interview with Pietro Da Sacco, managing editor of Igloo Magazine (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 90: Left of Dissonance Niteffect "Lights Off (Excerpt)" Interview with Vivian Host, editor of XLR8R Magazine (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 51: Accelerate OP11 "Naissance (Excerpt)" Interview with Stephen Page, station manager of KYOURadio (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 87: Glitterdämmerung Robberriff "Lifebreath (Excerpt)" Interview with Brian, founder of the Oscillation Electronic Music Festival (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 58: Oscillation Interview with J. Anthony Allen, Director of Programming of the Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Art (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 78: Spark Omid "Beat From My Mouth (Excerpt)" Interview with Simon Carless of Monotonik (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 66: NetLabels Interview with Nicolas Chevreux of Ad Noiseam (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 81: Ad Noiseam Interview with Evan Marc of Native State Records (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 77: Native State Records Interview with Sunny of Ultimae Records (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 61: Ultimae Records Detalles "Cilantro (Excerpt)" Interview with Cheb i Sabbah (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 56: Cheb i Sabbah Interview with Martin Rev and Alan Vega of Suicide (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 87: Glitterdämmerung Interview with Amon Tobin (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 82: Amon Tobin Sebastian "Greel (Excerpt)" Interview with Robert Rich (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 50: Robert Rich, Live Interview with Hol Baumann (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 67: Hol Baumann, Live Interview with Jack Dangers of Meat Beat Manifesto (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 88: Meat Beat Manifesto, Live DJ Internet & Kid Kool A.K.A. Pella "Hit (Excerpt)" Interviews from the Dubstep documentary (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 83: Dubsonic Interview with MC Frontalot (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No.4: Nerdcore Interview with Johan Kotlinski (Excerpt) solipsistic NATION No. 8: Chiptunes Suhov "Moonhill"

I try not too talk too much on solipsistic NATION because I've only got an hour to cram as much music and interviews into each edition of the show. I don't want to waste your time with my banter. Besides, anything I can't fit in the show I can always say in the show notes.We're just months away from a presidential election here in the U.S. and after the longest political campaign in our country's history things are really heating up. It's been said that politics are a full contact sport and this campaign has been particularly ugly and for good reason: one of the former candidates, Hillary Clinton, is a woman and Barack Obama, is a black man. Despite the changing face of America our country has yet to fully come to terms with the much needed equality of women and race in our nation. Simply by being in the campaign Clinton and Obama has forced America to think about the issues of sex and race.While that is a good thing it also means that a lot of people can express their bigotry. Sometimes it came across in an obscure manner such as when pundits observed Clinton's tactics as being a form of "muscular" politics (none of the other male candidates politics were identified as "muscular"). Sometimes it was more egregious. For example, there were many times when Clinto was told that her place was in the kitchen, often by other women.The campaign has narrowed down to McCain and Obama so now America's discomfort with the possibility of having a black man as a president has become more pronounced. Recently there were a batch of pins that read "If Obama is President...will we still call it The White House?" When Obama gently banged fists with his wife, Michelle, a FOXNews anchor asked if the fist-bump might actually be "a terrorist fist jab." It goes on and on.When I'm optimistic I see all this as a good thing because it means my country is addressing it's collective fears and hopefully we can move on. If Obama is elected president racism will still exist in our country but it's a step in the right direction. Even if Obama is not elected president it still is a victory. The U.S. is finally moving past an antiquated mindset. When I'm not so optimistic I get really pissed off. Can we please move into the fucking 21st century. But rather than rant about all this on solipsistic NATION I figure it would be more productive and just play some music that kicks ass and today's show does just that. Turn it up and get your rage on!Photo Credit: Chad DavisThe Prodigy "Smack My Bitch Up"DJ Danger Mouse "99 Problems"Rob Sonic "Brand New Vandals"Aesop Rock Feat. Rob Sonic "Dark Heart News"Dark Machines "Rituals"Klaxons "Interzone To Golden Skans So Me (Remix)"Neon Stereo vs Marcie "F*ck Me Baby" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Cornelius "Gum" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Justice "Stress"Time Promises Power "Rope of Gloves" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Rabbit Junk "Vote Bolshevik Lite"CTRLer "Vote Bolshevik Lite" [FREE DOWNLOAD]Bong-Ra "Suicide Speed Machine Girl"Sabrepulse "Dot Matrix Hero"Raüberhöhle "My Heart Bleeps Noisy Beeps"

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a deep tech mix track list coming soon. email me if your impatient, ryanscott AT twodeep.net

live set from a loft party late last june

001::.. the ripple effect .. .. 20for7 002::.. Deep Passion (Santorini) .. .. Big Mojo 003::.. Orchestraw .. .. Marcus Aurelius 004::.. Angel Love (Cates & DPL Portland Beaver Mix) .. .. Samantha James 005::.. Enter The Echo (Tim Gregor) .. .. Dada Bleep 006::.. Feeling In My Heart .. .. Loopity Goofs 007::.. Drop The Needle (Feat.Zoe Georgas) .. .. Loopity Goofs feat Zoe Georgas 008::.. Hide .. .. Style of Eye 009::.. Verdadeira Dimensao (Original Mix) .. .. Carlos Fauvrelle, Jiggy 010::.. Lost And Found (Steve Bug Found It Mix) .. .. Terry Lee Brown Junior 011::.. Our House - Lorenzo Kurizu & Kevin Jogya Redub .. .. Tony Flexx, UHM 012::.. Kiss My Bleeps .. .. Pistolpuma 013::.. Dirty Birds .. .. Get Fucked 014::.. What It Is .. .. Slum Science 015::.. Miss You (Pascal F.E.O.S. Edit) .. .. Trentemoller

001::.. Lateshift (Original Mix) .. .. Vector Lovers 002::.. Delving Deeper (Original Mix) .. .. Dan Ghenacia, Chris Carrier 003::.. Benin (Original Mix) .. .. Stefan Tretau 004::.. Sick Note .. .. Mark-Henning 005::.. Magic Keys (Esperanza) - Franco Cinelli Remix .. .. Jorge Savoretti, Kasper, Papol 006::.. Cachonda (Original Mix) .. .. Ladies On Mars 007::.. Wie Bitte? (Original Mix) .. .. Heerhorst, Meissner 008::.. Dangly Panther (Joris Voorn Remix) .. .. Jimpster 009::.. I Said (Original Mix) .. .. Fred Everything, JT Donaldson 010::.. Here Come The Beats (Original Mix) .. .. Fred Everything, JT Donaldson 011::.. FedAss(Gary Beck Mix) .. .. Etziony,Yair ; Avni, Shlomi,Basic Unit 012::.. Vaporize Pt. 1 .. .. Peter Horrevorts 013::.. Monomano .. .. Presslab Boys 014::.. Taboom (Original Mix) .. .. Prompt 015::.. Pitch It (Claude VonStroke Rmx) .. .. Fritz, Marcel; Fritz, Roman,Plasmik 016::.. Invasion (Kriece Remix) .. .. James Harcourt 017::.. Calanga (Original Mix) .. .. Mastiksoul 018::.. Bailamos (Original Mix) .. .. Ziggy Kinder 019::.. Snakewinds (Original Mix) .. .. Kilowatts 020::.. Lovelee Dae (Tanner Ross & KiloWatts Remix) .. .. Blaze, Funk D'Void 021::.. We Feel (Original Mix) .. .. Coco Silco 022::.. Word (Original Mix) .. .. Sebastien Leger, Chris Lake 023::.. Elephant (Original Mix) .. .. Prompt 024::.. The Curse (Original Mix) .. .. Voodeux 025::.. Exit The Laugh (Original Mix) .. .. Kilowatts

001::.. Liatiku In Space (Dubacido Mix) .. .. Peter Munch 002::.. I Want Your Soul (Dusty Kid Suga Mix) .. .. Armand Van Helden 003::.. Where we at .. .. Ame 004::.. Reward is cheese .. .. Jelo & Deadmau5 005::.. Aranda .. .. Egoexpress 006::.. Adyra .. .. Duoteque 007::.. Ghost .. .. Minilogue 008::.. Catatonic (Fourth State Stacy Pullen Mix) .. .. Kenny Larkin 009::.. Noiser .. .. Audion 010::.. Trommelstunde .. .. Gabriel Ananda 011::.. Document 123 .. .. KAB 012::.. Liatiku Never Stops (Extended Mix) .. .. Peter Munch

Here's my mix for the FEEL summer party!

Max Gueli's one of the hottst DJs and producers around. Here's his mix for the FEEL summer party!

Awesome Abe skills from Ryekow, back on Frisky for the FEEL summer party...

July's entry in the School Night Sessions register. A very progressive mix of tech and techno with a couple of stonking stand-outs in Headphone Silence and Back to My Roots. Enjoy!

Myco returns to the podcast after a long absence, but now he's resident DJ over at Shift in that there Manchester, along with the other residents: Snoopy, Bodidily and Terry Pointon. Shift is opening it's doors in September at Spektrum so if you're oop north, check it! Knowing these boys, it's going to kick ass...

Jamjar Session 008. Holy priceless collection of Etruscan snoods! Adam, the other half of the dynamic duo known as Jamjar has delivered a session! Yes boys and girls Session 008 is here! Not since December 2006 has Adam delivered a set.... a set of such digital dirtyness, such soulful sexy houseness, such decedent deepness that we are sure you will all forgive him for having taking this long to deliver, and deliver he does! Get it here right now!

Jamjar Session 007. Back from the laid-back trip that was session 006, Otto has completed his move to London and brings you Session 007, a blend of deep dark beats and progressive tweaks. Uplifting and toe-tapping, this is no lounge lizard affair!

For your aural pleasure here is our second mix in a month and our second guest set on Jamjar Sessions, compliments of Tribal Soul in Johannesburg, South Africa. The mix is a tribute to Deep House sensation Joey Youngman who recently graced South Africa with his skills behind the ones and twos. Enjoy!

Jamjar Session 006. For those lazy sunny days ahead, Otto delivers his lounge warm-up for Summer 2007! An eclectic mix of down to mid tempo beats with lot of trip hop, breaks, nu-jazz and grooves.

Jamjar Session 005. This one may be less dark but it is no less dirty. A mix of tech sounds and some soulful grooves all smothered in lovely deepness. This mix is dedicated to Otto's first visit back to South Africa since relocating last year to the marshes below sea level.

Tracklist: Calibre - TV On (Signature) Alix Perez - Crooklyn (Soul:R) Random Movement - The Things You Do (Innerground) Lynx - Whistlestop (Brand Nu) Calibre - Savannah Heat (Signature) Nu:tone ft Talc - Jet Stream (Hospital) Commix - Faceless (Marcus Intalex RMX) (Shogun Audio) Lynx & Nu:tone - East to West (Brand Nu) Alix Perez & Sabre - Recession (Progress) Makoto & T-Ak - Voyager (Hospital) Calibre - The Beat Goes On (Signature) D-Bridge - True Romance (Metalheadz Platinum) Commix - Solvent (Shogun Audio) Calibre - Lo Note (Signature) Logistics - Waiting Line (Hospital) Calibre - Leave Me (Signature) Logistics - Cocoon (Hospital)

Tracklist: Commix – Emily?s Smile (Metalheadz) Logistics ? Spotlight (Hospital) Silent Witness ? Twin Town (Critical) Lynx ? Distance Zero (Deep Soul Music) Logistics ? Wide Lens (Hospital) Cyantific & Kasra ? Outer Limits (Critical) Commix ? Strictly (Metalheadz) Logistics ft Inja ? Cold World (Hospital) Calibre ? Try (Critical) Logistics ? Glitch (Hospital) Lomax ? Bad Cop (Critical) Mistabishi ? No Matter What (Hospital) Danny Byrd ? Shock Out (Hospital)

Tracklist: Do The Math - Ain't No Home (Deep Soul Music) Zero Tolerance - Dangerous Liasons (Integral) Ghostface Killah & Neyo - Back Like Dat (Marky & Bungle Rmx) (White) Zero Tolerance & Beta 2 - 5 Spot (Innerground) Calibre Ft DRS - Hustin' (Signature) Alix Perez Ft Fats - Fingerclick (Shogun Audio) Roni Size - Brown Paper Bag (Photek Rmx) (Talkin' Loud) Mutt - Hot Lick Squeeze (Creative Source) Nu:Tone - Beatnik (Hospital) Lynx - Uno (Creative Source) Digital & Spirit - Phantom Force (T-Power & Codeine Rmx) (Function) Break - Come & Get It (Soul:R) Calibre & Zero Tolerance - What I Feel Ft Myrrh-ce (Signature) Sabre - Lady Fortune (Bassbin) Nu:Tone Ft Commix - Take Me Back (Hospital) Lynx - Break The Mod (Soul:R) High Contrast - If We Ever (Hospital)

Tracklist: Rufige Kru - Malice In Wonderland (Metalheadz) Klute - 174 BPM (Commercial Suicide) Saburuko - Latency (Horizons) Mr L - Enter Night (Mr L) Spirit - Footprints (Renegade Hardware) Phace ft Noisia - Crevice (Subtitles) Klute ft Calibre - Freedom Come (Commercial Suicide) Craggz & Parrallel Forces - Lost In Translation (Product) ES9 - Free Your Mind (D-Bridge Rmx) (O6S Records) Fracture - The Juggler (Scientific Wax) Craggz & Parrallel Forces - Dusk (Product) Random Movement - Sabina (Innerground) Atlantic Connection - The Johnsons (C.I.A. Deep Kut) Breakage - Loved U So (Digital Soundboy) Steve Spacek & D-Bridge - Last Straw (Exit Records) Alix Perez & Sabre - Solitary Native (Shogun Audio)

Tracklist: MIST:I:CAL - The Eleventh Hour (ft DRS) (Soul:R) Seba & Robert Manos - Heaven Sent (Soul:R) Calibre - Release (ft George Levin) (C.I.A. Deep Kut) Allied Force - Clinica (Emcee Recs) Atlantic Connection - Don't You Love (Dispatch) Random Movement & Focus - Methods Of Thought (Bingo) Matt-U - Mosaic (Celsius Recordings) Electrosoul System - Purple Sky (Lomax Remix) (Nu Directions) MIST:I:CAL - Amen Electric (Soul:R) Calibre - Mr. Right On (Signature) Atlantic Connection - Situations (Dispatch) Kubiks & Lomax - Wise Words (Progress Ltd.) Alix Perez - Just Memories (Horizons) Redeyes - Leaving This Planet (Brigand) Blu Mar Ten - Blackwater (Exceptional) Calibre - Basic (C.I.A. Deep Kut) MIST:I:CAL - Time To Fly (Ft. Jenna G) (Soul:R)

Bliss with Mark Olney Sept 25 2007 on www.Techno.fm This set was performed Live, broadcast from Montreal, Canada on www.Techno.fm. This week Mark Olney slams out the best in Progressive House/Trance/Electro. -- ---- Please visit http://podcast.techno.fm to comment on this podcast! podcast AT techno.fm

Bliss with Mark Olney Sept 18 2007 on www.Techno.fm This set was performed Live, broadcast from Montreal, Canada on www.Techno.fm. This week Mark Olney slams out the best in Trance. -- ---- Please visit http://podcast.techno.fm to comment on this podcast! podcast AT techno.fm

Episode 13 of the DiamondCast features another great mix from the one and only Yousef. This special episode features a mix a rare live mix from Yousef. Catch *James Diamond* throwing down his unique blend of banging tracks every *Thursday at 6 PM EST (GMT-5)* on *Techno.FM*. Recorded live from Techno.fm on August 2nd, 2007 ---- Please visit http://podcast.techno.fm to comment on this podcast! podcast AT techno.fm

Episode 12 of the DiamondCast features a smashing two hour mix from James himself. This special episode features some of James's favorite tracks from this year, and is one episode that you will love. Catch *James Diamond* throwing down his unique blend of banging tracks every *Thursday at 6 PM EST (GMT-5)* on *Techno.FM*. Recorded live from Techno.fm on August 9th, 2007 ---- Please visit http://podcast.techno.fm to comment on this podcast! podcast AT techno.fm

Episode 11 of the DiamondCast features a return of one of the best house DJ/Producers from the UK, Paul Woolford. Catch *James Diamond* throwing down his unique blend of banging tracks every *Thursday at 6 PM EST (GMT-5)* on *Techno.FM*. Recorded live from Techno.fm on July 26th, 2007. ---- Please visit http://podcast.techno.fm to comment on this podcast! podcast AT techno.fm

Well I am back after taking a month off from the podcast and have decided to post August's podcast a few days early. Thanks again to Datapusher for covering me last month. This month's downtempo podcast was inspired in part by my girlfriend's upcoming move to downtown Orlando. She found a killer deal on a "deluxe apartment in the sky," and, she is looking forward to being in the heart of the city. I must say that I am pretty excited too! It will be fun to get reacquainted with the city after living in the burbs for so long. There is so much more to Orlando than "a mouse." I am looking forward to seeking out some of the great food, music, and atmosphere that this city has to offer. It has been too long. This episode starts off with a couple of "trip hop" tunes and quickly gives way to some stylish chillout, samba, and bossanova... ah yes, the bossas are back! Enjoy. :) Here is this month's tracklist... 01. Peter Bjorn & John- Young Folks 02. Trifonic- Sooner Or Later 03. Airstream One- Southern Light 04. Lenny Mac Dowell- Lauch Control 05. Bebo Best & The Super Lounge Orchestra- D'Jazzonga 06. Breakout- Planet Rock (Part 1) 07. Brazilian Love Affair Project- Aquas De Marco 08. Blackfish- Pacific Harbour 09. Malena- Fried Samba 10. Dios y Patria- Un Sueno Cumplido 11. Moca- Lounge Lizard 12. Joao Battista- Chega de Saudade 13. Stereo Action Unlimited- Lovelight 14. Jazzamor - Don't Think Twice (It's All Right) This Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License to support the interests of the original featured artists. Are you a downtempo connoisseur? Check out related reviews, articles, and links at http://www.definitivedowntempo.com Listen to previous episodes of the Chill with The Chola Podcast by visiting my ARCHIVE!

Well it looks like Datapusher over at Trans:verse Records must have enjoyed slowing down the tempo on his decks for the "Chill With The Chola" podcast because he has sent over a sequel to his Dubventure downtempo mix! This works out perfect for me because I would have really been pushing things to try to get a new podcast out by the ninth. Keep your eyes open for a set mid month by "yours truly," I will try my best to deliver one to you. If not, I will see you next month. ;) This month's downtempo podcast is the second installment of Datapusher's wildly popular "Dubventure." There was a huge response to the first episode and I am glad that Datapusher has decided to put together another mix for us. It is another hard-hitting, IDM/ Electronica, bass heavy, intelligent-glitch experiment in to the world below 130bpm's.When I asked Datapusher to explain what he was shooting for with this set, he responded..."I was shooting with a '12 gauge pump action' for bass heavy, mid tempo breaks tracks, bridging the gap between downtempo and bassline style breaks." Well, I would say that he has certainly accomplished that!This set reminds me of those "eyes-half-opened" after-parties spent in dark dens after a full night of clubbing. It is a moody journey in to the sofa surfing universe.Somewhere between full blown breaks or house music, and, what we might consider "downtempo," there is an extremely intelligent sub-genre of music created almost exclusively for "the transition." This music is not quite the club music that you were dancing to earlier in the evening, or, the more acoustic sub-genres of downtempo/ chillout that you want to enjoy when you awake, have a beer, and start that BBQ on a Sunday. However, it certainly serves a distinct purpose and there are some amazing artists working in this realm.This is a sub-genre of downtempo music that I hardly touch these days. Datapusher can still rock the dance floors, I stick to playing sets for the couches, dinners, and bedrooms. :) Datapusher starts his set off with an extremely "busy" set of tracks and slowly moves you towards a calmer place. When the set ends, the stereo almost begs you to wake up, put on some bossa, nujazz, or funk, and, get that BBQ started. Great job Datapusher! Enjoy,Chola Here is this month's tracklist... 01. Vibesquad - Dome Piece 02. Manitee Club - Someday (Lawgiverz Remix) 03.Vibesquad - Kaleidoscone 04. Dr. Toast - Logico 05. Mauxuam - Ulezak Snakebite 06. Good Budha - Party Reserve (Tipper Remix) 07. Amb - Theory 08. Heyoka - Glibidy Glob 09. Tipper - Noise Cannon 10. Next Level - Losted Self Purpose 11. Kilowatts - Deep Sea 12. 30Hz - Innocent 13. Tipper - Re Am Ing The Light 14. Dr. Toast - Piezochromism As always, Datapusher can be heard live online every Thursday from 8pm-10pm Eastern on NuBreaks.com and he also produces a podcast at http://datapusher.podomatic.com. This Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License to support the interests of the original featured artists. Are you a downtempo connoisseur? Check out related reviews, articles, and links at http://www.definitivedowntempo.com Listen to previous episodes of the Chill with The Chola Podcast by visiting my ARCHIVE!

Woohoo! The last month has been a BUSY one! I finally got some time to put together this month's podcast over the weekend so, I just barely made my deadline. :) This month's downtempo podcast features NU Funk music from a variety of artists from around the world. While I was researching this month's selections, I was surprised to find out that Australia has a flourishing funk scene and artists that are regularly releasing awesome tunes. Check out some of the links in the tracklist for more info. Get ready to get funky, this set has some serious character, is super uplifting, and tons of fun. Enjoy! Here is this month's tracklist... 01. Flow Dynamics- Live In The Mix 02. Kylie Auldist- Cut You Loose 03. Mr. Confuse- Lookout Weekend (Lack Of Afro Deep Funk Mix) 04. Family Vision Care- A Smashful Shape 05. Kinny- Back Street Lust ft. Diesler 06. Katalyst- Say What You Feel ft. Stephanie McKay 07. Saravah Soul- Nao Posso Te Levar A Serio 08. Kylie Auldist- Gotsta Get Me Some 09. The Herbaliser- You're Not All That 10. Baby Charles- Invisible 11. The Apples- Lou-e-zee-yanaa 12. The Sahara All Stars Of Jos- Take Your Soul 13. The Heads Of The Family- Troubled People This Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License to support the interests of the original featured artists. Are you a downtempo connoisseur? Check out related reviews, articles, and links at http://www.definitivedowntempo.com Listen to previous episodes of the Chill with The Chola Podcast by visiting my ARCHIVE!

This month I am kicking off a new idea for the "Chill with The Chola" podcast, an exclusive mix by a guest DJ released mid-month! While I do not plan for this to be a consistent thing, from time to time, I would like to feature guest DJ's by posting their mixes between regular episodes of the podcast. To get things started, my good friend Datapusher from Trans:verse Records and NuBreaks.com has dialed down the typical tempo on his decks to bring us an exclusive downtempo mix that he recorded live! As the title suggests, his set is an adventure in Dub, is beat driven, glitchy but intelligent, and bass HEAVY. This is something completely new for this podcast! Datapusher can be heard live online every Thursday from 8pm-10pm Eastern on NuBreaks.com and he also produces a podcast at http://datapusher.podomatic.com. Be sure to check him out! Attention all DJ's: If you would be interested in producing an exclusive DOWNTEMPO set for this show to be featured mid-month, please contact me via email at chola AT podomatic.com for more info. I'd like to send a special thanks out to Datapusher for taking the time to put this mix together! Here is the tracklist... 01. Mr. Projectile- Impossible And Overwhelming 02. Heavyweight Dub Champion- Arrival ft. KRS One (Bassnectar RMX) 03. Bass Clef- The Ballad Of The Broken 606 04. Kraak & Smaak- SqueezeMe (A Skillz Remix) 05. Fort Knox Five- Radio Free DC (Krafty Kuts Mix) 07. Bassnectar- Zigga Zigga 08. Vibesquad- Wobbleston 09. Tipper- Pins And Needles 10. Vibesquad- BiggieShorty 11. Bassnectar & Maximillian- I Am Back (Bassnectar Remix) 12. Tipper- A Touch Of The Vapour 13. LUX - Interplanetary 14. Vibesquad-Whittling 15. LUX - Starrkannon 16. An-Ten-Nae- Destroy The System 17. Audiovoid- Sky Is Falling This Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License to support the interests of the original featured artists. Are you a downtempo connoisseur? Check out related reviews, articles, and links at http://www.definitivedowntempo.com Listen to previous episodes of the Chill with The Chola Podcast by visiting my ARCHIVE!

This month's podcast is dedicated to the TextureDJs who produce one of my favorite podcasts anywhere, "Transatlantic Grooves." The TextureDJs play some of the most eclectic genres of music from brokenbeat, to jazz, to funk. Their sets seem to be somewhere between old and new, full of warm vintage charm, almost as if you were listening to your old 45's. Unfortunately the TextureDJs seem to be M.I.A. ;) Last I have heard, "A few trips to Kenya have gotten in the way of regular podcasting." I hope all is well fellas, and, I just wanted you guys to know that there are quite a few people out here having withdrawals without our monthly doseage! :) If you believe that imitation is the ultimate form of flattery, then lets continue! This month I have put together my own eclectic mix of old and new to come up with my own "vintage 45 sound." I have found some terrific brokenbeat, funk, and jazz as well as a couple of excellent mashups that will transport you back to more simple times. In fact, I even whipped together a couple mashups of my own for this one!" This show is all over the place, but, was quite fun to create and is bound to leave you with a smile on your face. Enjoy! Here is this month's tracklist... 01. DJ Frane- A Story I Heard 02. Aleksi Virta- The Giant Catch 22 03. Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons- Beggin' (Pilooski Re-Edit) 04. The Chola VS. Larry Bright- Surfin' Queen 05. The Human Beinz- Nobody But Me (Pilooski edit) 06. The Chola VS. The Trashmen- Surfin' Bird 07. Jamie Lidell- Little Bit Of Feel Good (Senor Coconut Mix) 08. Dinah Washington- Relax Max 09. Saravah Soul- Funk E Saravah 10. The Bamboos- Bring It Home ft. Alice Russell 11. The New Mastersounds- One Note Brown (Lanu Remix) 12. Sindbad- Gauche 13. Fdel- Rocksteady 14. Mashed Up Funk- Pepe '99 15. A Skillz vs Beatvandals- Sunshine 16. Jazz Liberatorz- Clin D'oeil This Podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License to support the interests of the original featured artists. Are you a downtempo connoisseur? Check out related reviews, articles, and links at http://www.definitivedowntempo.com Listen to previous episodes of the Chill with The Chola Podcast by visiting my ARCHIVE!