Label: lets find some vibes
via Dekmantel
From cult local beginnings on the Berlin circuit, Rødhåd is now very much part of the global DJ highway. What initially turned heads was his ability to hold down long and hypnotic sets of loopy, moody house and techno all masterfully mixed in immersive ways.
His productions, too, mixed sparse ambient designs with rolling techno grooves on labels like Dystopian and Token, and just this month he put out his debut album, Anxious. It’s a filmic meditation on beautifully bleak and eerie sounds and is another reason we love the man after he turned in a memorable closing set on our UFO stage at this year’s Dekmantel Festival.
Over a ninety minute live mix recorded recently, he gets more energised with plenty of hurried techno and urgent synth lines all tightly weaving round each other. It’s a high pressure and enchantingly linear set that touches on Millsian space vibes, industrialism and unhinged apocalypse music in one smoothly mixed and sequenced session that will leave you out of breath.
'Alkahest is an hypothetical universal solvent, having the power to dissolve every other substance, including gold. It was much sought after by alchemists for what they thought would be its invaluable medicinal qualities. Paracelsus' own recipe was based on caustic lime, alcohol, and carbonate of potash. He believed that alkahest was, in fact, the philosopher's stone. After researching alchemy and their ancestor's technique, Mathame now translate their findings into finding the perfect balance for the dance-floor.
Here Mathame provoke a reaction: delivering alcohol (Uawok Tong) and carbonate of potash (Opal Cithee), where lime is already in your body while dancing. Uawok Tong is a tune with deep pads, and a kick underneath complete with old, far-out melodies, tipping out of sync, that deliver you out of sobriety through chaotic harmonies.
In Opal Cithee, elements of both ambient and dance-floor tool meet together. The reaction is Alkhaest, where the melodies and story make something unique: groove and punchy bass solve everything.just like the alchemist's stone.
Label head Tiefschwarz gave a relecture of the title track to complete the reaction .
Aero Manyelo Get Physical Music
Get Physical will release a new compilation named “Africa Gets Physical” . Aero Manyelo “Mooki” will be one of the tracks .
Release date: 4rd March
Dixon & Damian Lazarus playing Aero manyelo - mooki (remix?)
at Day Zero 2017 Tulum
“Africa Gets Physical”
Tracklist:
01. Aero Manyelo – Mooki
02. Ryan Murgatroyd – Kanna
03. Black Coffee feat. Toshi – Buya (Loco Dice Kliptown Love Remix)
04. Thor Rixon feat. Theresa Toy – Theresa Toy
05. Jazzuelle & Lazarusman – Forget Me (Jazzuelle Winter Solstice)
06. BehrEllips Ft. Crazy White Boy – The Forgotten People
07. Blanka Mazimela – Phezulu
08. Vox Portent – When it’s Clear
09. Bruce Loko – God’s Window
10. Mr Luu – Ryan
11. Gumz – Juelegba
12. Crazy White Boy – Ntokozo (Freddy Da Stupid Tribe Remix)
13. Floyd Lavine – Emogin
14. Gumz – 2 Finger Goblin
15. Bruce Loko – The Arkenstone Of Thrain
16. Floyd Lavine – Ayub
17. Ryan Murgatroyd – Africa Gets Physical Vol. 1 (Continuous Mix)
Facebook: ARTBAT Solomun (Official) Rafael Cerato
Solomun playing ARTBAT & Rafael Cerato - "Uplift"
Full Video Diynamic Outdoor, Sonar 2016 here:
http://www.be-at.tv/brands/parc-del-forum/diynamic-outdoor-2016/solomun
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