#mixcloud select

[damnrightshow]

Tune for Tuesday show mainly soul records, today’s recommend is released in 1979 beautiful tune from AIP International records by CHANTIQUE. My friend record master played this someday and tell me the tune at my hometown. One of a Kansai selection is here. Check this and wait for Damn Right Show on Mixcloud Live tomorrow !

[jahbillah]

In Jazz, Dub Is Everything Vol 1-5.

#Dub #Jazz “In jazz, dub is everything” is mixtape series outta Novi Sad with yearly releases up on Mixcloud. Full joy easy selection!

[stevenvenn]

Soho Radio and MOVING SOUNDS with James Heather has a great interview Bat For Lashes (Natasha Khan) and some of the music that’s most inspired her. Check it out at the link above! MOVING SOUNDS TRACKLIST - 29/03/23 

Bat For Lashes - Interview Ryuichi Sakamoto - Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence John Williams - E.T Is Alive! Dave Grusin - Mikey’s Vision Bat For Lashes - What’s A Girl To Do Aphex Twin - Xtal Boards of Canada - Amo Bishop Roden Sexwitch - Ha Howa Ha Howa Angelo Badalamenti - Twin Peaks Theme Bjork - Cover Me (Cave Version) Kate Bush - Hello Earth Bat For Lashes - Laura Slowdive - Blue Skied An’ Clear Gabriel Yared - C’est le vent, Betty Bat For Lashes - Moon And Moon

[wub-fur-radio]

Taking Sparkling Eno As Strategy (Again) Another Eclectic Tribute to Brian Eno

On the occasion of his 76th birthday, Wub-Fur Internet Radio once again pays tribute to Mr. Brian Eno with another collection of sparkling cover versions of his songs, recorded by an eclectic selection of artists between 1982 and 2021. Featuring the obliquely strategic talents of Queens of the Stone Age, The Feelies, St. Vincent, Jason Falkner, Chrome, Nouvelle Vague, Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, Game Theory, Brand X, and a half dozen more artists who know but don’t let it show.

▶︎🎶 Listen on Mixcloud

Running Time: 1 hour, 5 seconds

Tracklist

Intro: The Interesting Thing (0:15)

Needles in the Camel's Eye (3:20) — Queens of the Stone Age | Palm Desert, CA | 2007

Burning Airlines Give You So Much More (3:41) — Jason Falkner | Los Angeles, CA | 1996

Baby's on Fire (4:01) — Shearwater | Austin, TX | 2006

Third Uncle (3:19) — The Feelies | Haledon, NJ | 1984

No One Is Receiving [ft. Nadéah] (3:17) — Nouvelle Vague | Paris, France | 2016

Cindy Tells Me (3:08) — The Mess | Los Angeles, CA | 1992

St. Elmo's Fire (2:40) — Sam Miell | ??? | 2017

Sombre Reptiles (4:02) — Birdsongs of the Mesozoic | Boston, MA | 1992

Some of Them Are Old (3:00) — St. Vincent | LA/Dallas/NYC | 2012

Sky Saw (4:57) — Brand X | London, UK | 1997

The Big Ship (9:14) — Vapour Theories | Philadelphia, PA | 2021

By This River (4:02) — Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto | Germany / Japan | 2011

Here Come The Warm Jets (3:00) — Chrome | San Francisco, CA | 1987

Taking Tiger Mountain (5:22) — Pascal Comelade | Montpellier, France | 1982

Needles in the Camel's Eye (2:47) — Game Theory | Sacramento, CA | 2020

Long time listeners (and perspicacious newer ones) have no doubt already noted that this mix is a sequel to our previous Eno covers tribute, originally aired in July of 2016 and then updated and revised for Brian's 69th birthday back in 2017, which can be heard here.

[top-the-cat]

The Isolation Tapes Part 12 - I heard it on the radio, Vol 9

I'm not sure how many more of these I will end up making... I mean, I will still be aimlessly throwing my mediocre mixtapes in to the online void, but the whole 'Isolation Tapes' thing as a title is pretty much redundant now. I will still be playing my favourite tracks I've heard, or artists I've been introduced to, from BBC6Music's playlist though, as they still consistently play the best selection of music around. As always, a mix of jazz, breaks, soundscapes, hip-hop, funk, blues, electronica, and a few others that really don't fit in to any discernible mould. But yeah might do one more after this to round off on an even number, but feel the need for a change soon.... Dunno' why I'm writing all this shit though; just press play and get on with it yeah?

[remarkcentral]

20 Years of Remark Back to Mine. from Remark on Vimeo.

Two decades ago, I began experimenting with creating and curating continuous, non-dance soundscapes. I have a deep passion for ambient, new age, shoegaze, alternative, and post-rock music and was inspired to combine these elements into ornate aural narratives. I named the project Remark Back to Mine after the popular series of the same name.

To celebrate 20 years of Back to Mine, I am finally releasing the 23rd soundscape, titled “Ataraxia”. Defined as "a state of serene calmness”, this 5-hour journey transcends you into another dimension, free from this sad, painful world, where you can lose yourself entirely in the euphony of the universe. Experience the mix now exclusively via Soundcloud and Mixcloud. In addition, I’ve added five unreleased sessions from the archive to the Back to Mine playlist. “Existed”, “London”, “Couleurs”, “Hopelost”, and “Virtue” all explore a collection of emotions — from despair to heartbreak, indifference to excitement, inspiration to friendship.

Remark Back to Mine sessions reveal some of my most intimate sound selections and are engineered to provoke thought, reflection, emotion, and introspection. Most of these melodic contours are responses to chapters in my life: moving to a new country, best friendship, reactions to the world, heartbreak, contemplating life, equanimity, and falling in love. The sessions tell stories and explore the twists and turns of life — an intimate wander in subliminal emotion, a snapshot in time, a soundtrack to the soul. They often venture from the conscious to the unconscious. Sometimes peaceful, sometimes calming, sometimes mysterious, sometimes rocking. Explore twenty years of these curated soundscapes by listening to the Remark Back to Mine playlist now on Soundcloud and Mixcloud…and enjoy the ride.

• remarkcentral.info/promo • soundcloud.com/remarkcentral/sets/remark-back-to-mine • mixcloud.com/remarkcentral/playlists/remark-back-to-mine-sessions

[dealgemeneverwarring]

De Algemene Verwarring #101 - 13 November 2023

Episode one hundred and one of De Algemene Verwarring was broadcast on Monday, November 13, 2023, and you can listen to it by clicking on the link below that will take you directly to the Mixcloud page:

Pictured below are De Portables, the Belgian band from Bruges that played its very last show last Friday. They existed for about 27 years and have always been a part of my musical life. Unfortunately that last show was on the same day as the first day of the Sonic City festival here in Kortrijk, so I missed it, but I've seen them numerous times in the past and I've always thought that they would be around for ever. There are only a few bands like that, the ones that have been around all your life and that you assume will be there forever. Sonic Youth was one of those bands, The Ex is still one of those bands, The Cure is one of those bands, and De Portables was one of those bands. I'm quite sure that there will be more musical output from the different band members (I mean, for instance, listen to Wio's excellent Disintegration cover album), but still, this is the end of a musical era. And there are not a lot of Belgian bands with the same legacy as De Portables. I already played on of their excellent cover songs in the previous episode, and this time I'm playing the opening and title track of their album "Rosegarden". Thank you for the music!

This whole episode has a post festival vibe, there's only one very loud track, there's a lot of slow long tracks, a few drones, and a bit of krautrock. Bands in this episode include The Shifters, Sex Church, Stereolab, Lungfish, PJ Harvey, Hydroplane, Ordeal, K-Group, and a new Blod track to open the show. And beneath the photo you can find the playlist for the show. Enjoy!

Playlist:

Blod: Splittringen (LP “Ondskans Frö”, self-released, 2023)

Sex Church: Hidden Hand (12” “Somnambulist” on Psychic Handshake Recordings & Instant Pleasure Records, 2013)

The Shifters: The American Attitude To Law (LP “The Shifters” on Future Folklore Records, reissue from 2018, originally released on cassette in 2015 on Comfort 35 in 35 copies)

Stereolab: Harmonium (2LP “Refried Ectoplasm (Switched On Volume 2)” on Duophonic Ultra High Frequency Disks, reissue 2018, originally released in 1995)

Cloudland Canyon: Krautwerk (LP “Lie In Light” on Kranky, 2008)

Lewsberg: A Different View (LP “Out And About”, self-released, 2023)

Hydroplane: Failed Adventure (2LP “Selected Songs 1997-2003” on World Of Echo, 2023, originally released on a 7” on Elefant Records, 1997)

PJ Harvey: A Child’s Question, August (LP “I Inside The Old Year Dying” on Partisan Records, 2023)

Lungfish: Ann The Word (CD “Artificial Horizon” on Dischord, 1998)

Twinsistermoon: Black Nebulae (LP “Then Fell The Ashes…” on Blackest Rainbow, 2010)

Loopsel: I En Skog (LP “Öga För Öga : Eye For An Eye” on DFA Records & Mammas Mysteriska Jukebox, 2023)

Ordeal: Falks Grav (LP “Vätterns Pärla” on Aguirre Records, 2023)

K-Group: Remaining Light (LP “New Series 1” on Knotwilg Records, 2023)

De Portables: Rosegarden (CD “Rosegarden” on Kraak, 2001)

[noloveforned]

no love for ned is back on wlur tonight from 8pm until midnight with a new theme! tune in at 8pm to see what will help shape the show this winter. if you can't listen live, you can check out last week's show on mixcloud from now until eternity.

speaking of last week's show, we belatedly wrapped up our fall theme last week. for the past four months we've been starting shows off with songs that mention food. we've heard songs from the memories, yo la tengo, bettie serveert, personal and the pizzas, the b-52's, tuscadero, the flaming lips, peach kelli pop, pavement, men i trust, luna, cibo matto, elf power, teenage fanclub, of montreal, leyna noel, oasis, and warren zevon.

no love for ned on wlur – january 5th, 2024 from 8-10pm

artist // track // album // label warren zevon // werewolves of london // excitable boy // asylum fraser bell // still spinning // still spinning 7" ep // little lunch barbara manning // don't hold back // charm of yesterday…convenience of tomorrow // ba da bing! uni boys // let's watch a movie // buy this now! // curation wolf girl // get you // every now and then // everything sucks nathy sg // corporate lawyer // nathy sg 7” ep // cowie jaw tyvek // m-39 // overground // ginkgo thee retail simps // rubble // rubble 7" // goodbye boozy sundae painters // in came you // sundae painters // leather jacket mhaol // jack // attachment styles // merge team dresch // molasses in january // hand grenade 7" // kill rock stars circle pit // infinity // bruise constellation // timberyard nighttime // when the wind is blowing // keeper is the heart // ba da bing! simon joyner, michael krassner and fred lonberg holm // my love isn't yours to give away // this is where the ocean begins // grapefruit brian eno and fred again.. // radio // secret life // text matthew sage and zander raymond // it is isn’t it // parayellowgram // moon glyph ambrose akinmusire featuring bill frisell and herlin riley // weighted corners // owl song // nonesuch brent fuscaldo and przemyslaw krys drazek featuring hamid drake, tatsu aoki, thymme jones and joshua abrams // mirror beams // june 22 // feeding tube / astral spirits angelika niescier, tomeka reid and savannah harris // oscillating madness // beyond dragons // intakt tierra whack // chanel pit // chanel pit digital single // interscope evelyn "champagne" king // love come down (12" version) // the essential evelyn "champagne" king // legacy missy elliott // work it // under construction // elektra the young senators // ringing bells (sweet music), pt. 2 // if there's hell below... compilation // numero group joey valence and brae // punk tactics // punk tactics // jvb 2m8o // what trent does // 2m8o // under the gun hazy sour cherry // i need your heart // hazy 7" ep // freak city soundtrack hero no hero // rabbit hole // pacific standard time // subjangle secret shine // temporal // untouched // sarah blue ocean // take a care // fertile state // slumberland hydroplane // we crossed the atlantic // selected songs 1997-2003 // world of echo duster // cigarettes and coffee // remote echoes // numero group

[apneaslounge]

Apnea After Dark Vol 1 Let your mind and body drift away into a near meditative state with this expressly discerning pan-genre, pan era selection of down tempo, 420, auspicious melodies.

Mature Content. This 2 hours set may contain profanity, and sexual language.

May contain low end frequencies that may damage your speakers. Various Genres and Eras.

This set is the music portion of the "Apnea After Dark" broad cast.

RATED: (NSFW) NOT SAFE FOR WORK

[secretmeaningofthings]

Get ready to dance away the night at the Strict Tempo presents Body Heat: New Years Eve-Eve Italo Disco Party on Saturday December 30th, 2023 @ Underbelly Seattle (Pioneer Square)

Strict Tempo's 4th Annual Italo Disco end-of-year party!

ITALO DISCO, 80s NEW WAVE, SYNTH-POP & ITALO BODY MUSIC ALL NIGHT

$12 adv/$15 door

8:30 PM doors 9:00 PM music starts

Tickets - https://bodyheat2023.eventbrite.com/ RSVP - https://www.facebook.com/events/1109555546883944

sounds selected by DJ Vox Sinistra Vox Sinistra is a Seattle-based DJ exploring the synthesis of dark underground electronic sounds with retro and modern inspiration, ranging from old-school EBM, industrial and New Beat to minimal and cold waves, forward-thinking electro and techno, and '80s synth music such as Italo disco, acid house, synth-pop, new wave and more. With a background in post-punk, no wave and related '80s alternative and DIY punk movements, she combines sounds with rebellious spirit, nostalgic melodies, and avant-garde genre-mashing that stimulates bodies into movement.She is currently host of dark dance club night Strict Tempo, where she books an international selection of dark electronic artists, and is also known for her post-punk/obscure '80s wave radio show Secret Meaning of Things at KHUH 104.9 FM since 2011, shortlisted for Best Music Show - Alternative in the 2018 Mixcloud Online Radio Awards. She has also been featured in Mixcloud's 'One to Watch' series as a "post-punk extraordinaire" with chart-topping mixes in over 20 genres. https://linktr.ee/VoxSinistra https://linktr.ee/StrictTempo

[simonemorgantidj]

Enjoy this selection of #progressivehouse and #trance #vibes on #beatstherapy #set 026 #smbt out now on #youtube and #mixcloud (link in bio)

Link YouTube: https://youtu.be/MOKB4D6Gus0?si=k7kUEI2Oj7RKV4PP

#djset #dj #simonmdj #simonemorgantidj #anjunafamily #goodvibes #anjuna #mix #stream #twitchstreamer #anjunabeats #music #melodictrance

[starbeat-cherkasy-life]

Shanter /Cherkasy, Ukraine/ - Grand Point - ТОР 1 #Drumstep & #Techstep Global Trending Chart, the general trend of Ukraine!

Our congratulations!

"Grand Point Mix" is an impressive sound selection of Drum Bass music in which we conveyed the feeling of an unstoppable struggle for every centimeter of our land.

Our Mriya will never perish!

"European Squad" in the international project "Rendezvous Under Rockets" in support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Stay strong, keep fighting!

We believe that with our project we will be able to convey through music the emotions that arise in people when they hear sirens and the sounds of explosions, the pain of war and the joy of approaching victory over the aggressor.

Support the Initiative of the President of Ukraine: the UNITED24 project https://u24.gov.ua/

Thank you for your support in a difficult time for Ukraine!

STAR BEAT

Ukrainian Culture Cluster.

[burlveneer-music]

Listen to Permutations 6/3/2023 byPermutations on hearthis.at

My WVUD playlist and stream, 6/3/2023

Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - Renegades of Funk Aleem - Release Yourself feat. Leroy Burgess Two Sisters - Destiny Nevaris - Remedy Nicky Skopelitis - Proud Flesh Aïyb Dieng - Bôka Devotion Andrea Belfi - Exotica China Crisis - Feel to Be Driven Away Ferdi Schuster - Pulsing Gerardo Frisina - Gujarat ECHT! - Cheesecake Mandy, Indiana - Pinking Shears Skinny Pelembe - Oh, Silly George Modern Cosmology - Trauma Release Makes Free Nico Motte - The Burning sets The Selecter - Armchair Guevara Samuel Blaser - Chronicles Entoto Band - Tezalegn Yetentu VitcoRAMA - AfroRobot The Budos Band - Frontier's Edge Calibro 35 - Bolero! Root Soul - Solar Strut Speedometer - Minor Mirage Ju-Par Universal Orchestra - Flute Salad

listen on Mixcloud listen on HearThis.at

[woodencup]

Expected Selection Sixties mix of sixties mix of sixties mix of

Love - Good Times West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Smell Of Incense The Fairytale - Guess I Was Dreaming Marvin Gardens - Down The Line Buffalo Springfield - Down To The Wire Marsha Hunt - Walk on Gilded Splinters Kak - Lemonade Kid Affinity - I Am The Walrus Pentangle - When I Get Home Sandie Shaw - Coconut Grove Dino Valenti - Let's Get Together David Crosby - Epp Hour-Rounds

[lindsaywesker]

Good morning! I hope you slept well and feel rested? Currently sitting at my desk, in my study, attired only in my blue towelling robe, enjoying my first cuppa of the day. Welcome to the working week although, for those of you in the NHS, welcome to just another day!

Another brilliant weekend, if I say so myself, just the way I designed it! Having worked her arse off at a very emotional funeral all day on Thursday, The Trouble needed the night off. So, Friday: we took it easy! Always lovely to have The Mighty Josiah buzzing around the house. It’s a shame we don’t get to see our other grandchildren. (Don’t ask!) Maybe that will change this year?

After the radio show on Saturday, we got on the M25 and we were in Reigate by 5.00. Our beautiful friends are spread far and wide. After many, many months, we finally caught up with our gorgeous friend, Dolly a.k.a. Tash Tillyard. There is only one person we know that is as sarcastic as me: Dolly! That tongue is merciless (and not in a good way!)

In fact, we talked about friendships quite a bit. I try, to the best of my ability, to spend quality time with those I care about but, as you know, it is time consuming! Yes, maintaining friendships is hard work! Meeting people means organising dates and times and places but, even if I have to drive to Reigate, it’s definitely worth it! And we have another dinner with very beautiful people this Thursday.

While walking away from the restaurant, we passed a branch of Richer Sounds! A blast from the past! A shop selling hi-fi equipment to the people of Reigate. “I feel like buying one of those and getting all my vinyl out!” said Dolly. Well, that is exactly what people are doing! On my Twitter feed, I subscribe to someone called The Record Deck. The blurb reads, “A floating record shop. Find our narrowboat full of selected second hand and new vinyl travelling on the canals of England.” Love it! I always retweet his posts. And, on my Instagram feed, I keep seeing this advert for this dude that will send you quality vinyl albums to help you start and build your first vinyl record collection. Love it! This movement is growing back again. People want the sound of that crackle, they want to feel the bass, they want the cover artwork and the sleeve notes, they want to feel that thing between their hands! They want to hear and touch and be consumed by the music! Something real! And who can blame them?

The boat people thing upsets me greatly. These poor people don’t ask for much. Just the opportunity to live a decent life and raise their families. Much attention is focused on them. Our government are Zen masters at wasting public money, so they are not being processed in Essex or Kent, nor in Wales or Scotland, they are being flown to Rwanda, which is a horrendous waste of our money. And what of the evil people that sold them a ticket to paradise? There are these heartless, godless smugglers that sweet-talk these battered and bruised ‘refugees’, and promise them that the streets of the UK are paved with gold. Understandably, these people are so desperate to escape violence, harassment, persecution and possible death, that they pay these smugglers big money to endure the most dangerous journey of their life. Some make it, some don’t. Why are governments not pursuing these smugglers? These are the real criminals.

Many thanks to everyone that listened to the show on Saturday afternoon, and many thanks to those that will listen to any part of it on Mixcloud. Gayle Dumont did a great job, didn’t she? This coming Saturday is The Letter L (Pt. 4). Executive Producer: one of my oldest friends, known him 45 years, Stephen Conway.

Have a marvellous and momentous Monday. I love you all.

[remarkcentral]

20 Years of Remark Back to Mine. from Remark on Vimeo.

Two decades ago, I began experimenting with creating and curating continuous, non-dance soundscapes. I have a deep passion for ambient, new age, shoegaze, alternative, and post-rock music and was inspired to combine these elements into ornate aural narratives. I named the project Remark Back to Mine after the popular series of the same name.

To celebrate 20 years of Back to Mine, I am finally releasing the 23rd soundscape, titled “Ataraxia”. Defined as "a state of serene calmness”, this 5-hour journey transcends you into another dimension, free from this sad, painful world, where you can lose yourself entirely in the euphony of the universe. Experience the mix now exclusively via Soundcloud and Mixcloud. In addition, I’ve added five unreleased sessions from the archive to the Back to Mine playlist. “Existed”, “London”, “Couleurs”, “Hopelost”, and “Virtue” all explore a collection of emotions — from despair to heartbreak, indifference to excitement, inspiration to friendship.

Remark Back to Mine sessions reveal some of my most intimate sound selections and are engineered to provoke thought, reflection, emotion, and introspection. Most of these melodic contours are responses to chapters in my life: moving to a new country, best friendship, reactions to the world, heartbreak, contemplating life, equanimity, and falling in love. The sessions tell stories and explore the twists and turns of life — an intimate wander in subliminal emotion, a snapshot in time, a soundtrack to the soul. They often venture from the conscious to the unconscious. Sometimes peaceful, sometimes calming, sometimes mysterious, sometimes rocking. Explore twenty years of these curated soundscapes by listening to the Remark Back to Mine playlist now on Soundcloud and Mixcloud…and enjoy the ride.

• remarkcentral.info/promo • soundcloud.com/remarkcentral/sets/remark-back-to-mine • mixcloud.com/remarkcentral/playlists/remark-back-to-mine-sessions