Another Hello.

I am Beatrice. I love music as much as I love breathing. I am extremely happy and excited to take part in this blog. Despite my busy routine, I will try to find time and share with you as much wonderful music as possible.

What is a contemporary music lover like?
He listens to everything in small doses and can tell a lot about any genre if  you ask to.  He’s up to date with newest releases but also loves exploring goods from past decades. No music is too old for him. He doesn’t judge any genre or style. He is tolerant to everything but has his own opinion about each thing.

I’m interested in all music genres, but electronic music has always been the most joyful to explore and experiment with. It will be a pleasure to share my discoveries with you, today I came up with my Halloween mini set I dedicate to all minimal/dub techno lovers.

What to expect after pressing “play”?
Industrial waves will lead through the empty city streets, lonely alleys and abandoned warehouses, surrounded by dark night clouds. It’s not a typical Halloween night, it’s that very time, when all costumes are put back in the closet and the night celebrates its domination in an empty city.






Tracklist:
1. Moritz Von Oswald - Watamu Beach
2. Lewis Fautzi - Nuclear Default-Clearing-Soniculture
3. Hountologists - B1
4. Plastikman - Ping Pong
5. Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Lunchtoorn

Sup Everybody

Hey y'all, i believe now would be a good time as ever to introduce myself as a writer for our beloved blog. My name is Evan but you guys can call me Earl, i've been an avid follower of this blog for a long time and i've even been lucky enough to have some of my own music featured on here from time to time(dont worry i wont be self promoting)

And for my very first share on this here website i will be leaving you all with a beautiful track by Kartell entitled "Minimum Move" Its a super sexy house jam that will have you dancing in public with your earphones in,This is definitely one of my favorite tracks as of late and i hope you enjoy it as much as i do!

Kartell · Kartell - Minimum Move

Stay Based

- Earl

2 Day Forecast

Takashi Murakami - Jellyfish Eyes 4
Thought I'd drop another quick selection on you for the weekend, starting things off right with a bit of Vitalic, a bonus track from the expanded version of his debut OK Cowboy stay tuned to this one when it gets all intense around 1:38.



Followed by a slice of DJ Mehdi that I rediscovered recently, Lucky Boy if chock full of brilliant little touches and it's a real shame we lost Mehdi before he could drop a second LP on us. A great talent that is sorely missed.



A cult remix now from Trentemøller that seems to be everyone's favourite. I prefer the Thin White Duke mix myself, but that's not to say that Trentemøller's contributions should go unnoticed. Check this one out if it slipped under your radar!



And finally, an off kilter addition from Siriusmo, it might have taken him well over ten years to drop an album, but it delivers! From the spacey intro until the final fade it's quality.

Siriusmo · Red Knob

That about wraps it up, I'll see you lot next week for more tunes and words! Make sure to stay safe out there.
-Claude Van Foxbat

Introductions are in order.

Not to sound like a cheesy online dating ad but hi, my name is Adam and I'm happy to be here! I've been an avid reader of this blog for years now and I'm proud to start contributing. I just moved to Chicago so I'm excited to share with you some fresh tracks coming out of this area, along with some of my personal favorites.

The music scene has certainly changed since I've joined this blog. Who would've thought that the electro house craze of 07' would keep growing and eventually hit the mainstream airwaves! That producers would get the recognition that they have today and people like Hudson Mohawke would be making beats for Kanye west! Could anyone predict that electronic artists and rappers would join together for a "golden era" of hip hop? We are living in a new age of connectivity and artistic expression and I'm excited to join in the ride with all if you.

So instead of killing myself finding a track that is my "thesis". I've decided to just share one of my favorite tracks this week from artist Kelela. This free mixtape dropped pretty recently and the opener is by far the best cut on the album. I love this track, from the opening synths to the cool delivery of the vocals. It's hard not to fall in love when the chorus hits and the track goes barebones with that haunting synth line.

FadetoMind · Kelela - Guns & Synths [Prod. Bok Bok, Napolian, Tariq & Garfield]

-Adam