Mix 8: Ommm

This mix of songs is about infinity and nothingness. Which to me, is interesting to contemplate the similarities of their nature, even though they are opposites by first definition. I wanted to create an atmosphere with a lot of space. The music starts more self reflective then builds as it absorbs the universal energy. The mix comes down to relaxing pace ending in a shavasana.

Download the mix below, hopefully you find something you like.

Tracklist

[00:00] Mala - "Changes" (James Blake Remix)

[06:10] Shlohmo & Jeremih - "Bo Peep (Do U Right)" 

[09:50] Zebra Katz - "Y I Do"

[12:50] The Knife - "Raging Lung"

[19:05] Rhye - "Open" (Jeff Samuel Remix)

[26:15] Factory Floor - "Fall Back"

[30:43] Atoms For Peace - "Dropped"

[32:22] Laurel Halo - "Throw"

[41:00] Zomby: "W I T H L O V E"

[43:12] Dean Blunt: Papi

DJ Koze: Nices Wolkchen ft. Apparat (video)

"Bookfiend" MF Doom x Clams Casino

Los Wild Ones

“Los Wild Ones” is a documentary about Wild Records—a LA record label comprised of young Hispanic musicians, run by an Irishman, and specializing in American 50’s rock and roll.  The film centers on the familial relationship that manager, Rob Kennedy, has with his musicians and the responsibility he feels towards them as he grapples with his stubborn resistance to modern media and his desire to keep the record label—and his musicians—afloat.

If Kennedy had his way, the music that he records in his backyard studio—often in only one or two takes—would be exclusively sold on vinyl, and NEVER listened to via headphones.  Raw, authentic, and with an energy reminiscent of the early punk scene, Wild Records musicians put out some great records and have a really fun live show.
"Poison" by The Rhythm Shakers “Baby Please Don’t Go” by Gizelle “Rip it Rip it Up” by Lil Luis y Los Wild Teens “Shotdown” by Omar Romero and the Stringpoppers “Last Time” by Hi-Strung Ramblers “All I Can Do Is Cry” by Chuy and the Bobcats This post was brought to you from Ronald Gomez. Ronald is a lifelong friend who resides in Austin Texas. Hopefully we all get to see more great stuff from him.

Spotlight - DVA Damas

Take that baseline for a walk down a dark alley. DVA Damas is an established underground group from Los Angeles California. Fact Magazine did a little article here if you want to know more.

Darkstar: Boiler Room Set

Secret Thirteen Mix 042: Tropic Of Cancer

01. Philippe D’Aram – Bizarre Cult 2 [Finders Keepers Records, 2012 - UK]
02. Tor Lundvall – Drydock [Dais Records, 2012 - US]
03. Silent Servant – A Path Eternal [Hospital Productions, 2012 - US]
04. Raime – You Will Lift Your Frame Clear [Blackest Ever Black, 2011 - UK]
05. Rene Hell – Prize Mischief Hold [Type, 2010 - UK]
06. Kirin J Callinan – WIIW [Terrible Records, 2012 - US]
07. Dirty Beaches – God Speed [Night People, 2011 - US]
08. Collin Gorman Weiland – Discretion [NE, 2012]
09. Chris And Cosey – This Is Me [Rough Trade, 1981 - UK]
10. Six Six Seconds – Tearing Down Heaven [Downwards, 2012 - UK]
11. Pink Playground – Shes A Mask Of You [Electric Voice Records, 2012 - Canada]
12. Horrid Red – Heavy Night Of Eyes [Terrible Records, 2012 - US]
13. The Dreams – Seis Seis Seis Condor [Kill Shaman, 2011 - US]
14. White Hex – Holiday [Avant!, 2012 - Italy]
15. Moin – Elsie [Confessions, 2012 - UK]
16. Tropic Of Cancer – Wake The Night [Sleeperhold Publications, 2012 - Belgium]
17. Demdike Stare – Bardo Thodol [Modern Love, 2010 - UK]
18. Fennesz ‎– Seven Stars [Touch, 2011 - UK]
19. Operating Theatre – Eighties Rampwalk [Finders Keepers Records, 2012 - UK] [originally recorded at RTÉ in 1981 for the Dave Fanning Show on 2FM]
20. Psychic TV – The Orchids [CBS, 1983 - UK]

Atoms For Peace: Live part 3

Four Tet: Pyramid (Atoms For Peace Remix)

Kode9: Kan