Wow, easy one, soul and boogie in a nice mix, even a little dicoish. Cocktails, people, swing to the groove, put on your dancing shoes and roll.
[audio: http://motw.hosting.mbar.fi/motw254-dharmapirkka-boogiebreak.mp3]
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„From Dusk Till Dawn“ is the name of an interesting multimedia installation which takes place tomorrow, saturday, 12th of august. The organizers, various students of media technology from Berlin and Potsdam, want to visualize the steady flows of communication by mobile phones that surround us all.
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You know DJ Stone, don’t you? It’s the guy with the discoball, one of the Freunde Berlins and the GMT crew, a cutting edge DJ who is minimal and soulful, two things that don’t need to be conflictive at all.
In a brandnew mix he represents his definition of “verspult”, later it’s deeper and pushier. (he even said: “goa trance for adults”. well..). Very Berlin, very intense, very großartig!
[audio:http://kuckuck.prz.tu-berlin.de/public_html/mp3/TecHouse/Stone/stone_0806.mp3]
Download at stone.dj
Update: Here’s the tracklist.
If you like this you might want to check out all the DJ mixes I link to.
Click to watch the movieYou have to hypnotically stare at these 45 seconds of a nighmarish journey over and over again. It’s associative how a shadow becomes a man who travels through hands, worlds and heads. And always further down, down, down..
The music is designed by Fantômas, Mike Pattons supergroup. QT-Downladlink
If you like this, you might also like the article about New York’s Red Shift film festival.
via Popnutten
Five days without a post and the emails rush in, from the hundreds of Stylewalker fans asking “what’s going with Stylewalker, are you alive?!”.
Easy, friends, I am, but I was busy the last days growing this:
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A great album I kind of missed last year was DJ Sepalots “Fraud”. Sepalot is the DJ of Blumentopf, one of the most intelligent German rap groups. Sepalot has a deep love for funk and soul, he is a respected party DJ and the album blends together all sorts of funk, hiphop, turntablelism and catchy melodies.
My favourite is “What’s next to the moon” which you can download at Sepalot’s MySpace-Site.
Or check his remix for AMOS “I can’t stop my feet:
[audio:http://www.imperatorofpop.com/amos/images/remixes/sepalot_icantstopmyfeet.mp3]
From eskapaden.net.
In september Blumentopf will release his new record “Musikmaschine”, here’s a little promotrack. Great stuff:
[audio:http://www.fourmusic.com/fourmusic/artists/blumentopf/wm06/NEWSFLASH.mp3]
blumentopf.com
If you like this kind (Clueso would also be a reference) of music you should definetely check out “Fairfax”, a rapper from the south of Germany with sharp thoughts and precise flow, e.g. his song “Jungs”
[audio:http://www.stylewalker.net/music/Fairfax_jungs.mp3]
myspace.com/fairfaxmusik
Picture from Music like dirtThe internet won’t let lose of Lily Allen, and it convinced me again. It probably won’t last for long, but here’s a brilliant party mini mix of that Lily Allen lady, putting together many of her musical influences, recorded for BBC Radio 1.
Lily Allen Radio 1 Mini Mix:
[audio:http://www.stylewalker.net/music/Lily+Allen+Mini+Mix.mp3]
Find more funky Cee-Lo (Gnarls Barkley’s singer) stuff at Cee-Lo fan t-sides. Boah, that singer is good! And it’s noticeable that he writes his own voice arrangements.
Enlarge Weekend-Site ScreenshotI knew, that guy would slowly make his way. Patrick Gräser is now an official part of the Week-end crew and will give his second appearance together with Clé and Patrick Chadronnet in Berlin’s “highest club” this saturday, 5th of august.
The same day Suzi Wong is celebrating her birthday at Kiki Blofeld with friends (e.g. Andrea Parker)
I guess, this will end in the morning when Patrick is playing into the sunrise..
