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02/05/2020 - Album Artwork and Labels Submission
The collaboration with Andrew, who was previously commissioned with the creation of the album’s artwork, was a success. The final result perfectly fits the album aesthetic and Andrew was able to exactly recreate the visual elements as instructed, retaining at the same time his own personal style. With the completion of this step it was finally time to send the album demo to some labels. However, before sending the album I wanted some information on the best way to approach them, including presentations of the work and the most suited platforms to present it. A series of articles written on Daniel Lesden’s blog, a notorious psytrance producer, explained that the best way of presenting your demos to a label would be with a SoundCloud private link (Lesden, 2020). Furthermore, he advised to post the unmastered version of your track(s) as some labels offer mastering service with their house engineer. The album demos was then sent to a total of 9 Labels to maximise the chances of receiving a positive answer. All of the chosen labels were thoroughly researched to investigate if the sub-genre of psytrance produced by them was consistent with the style of the project.
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Lesden, D. (2020). Insights on sending a demo to a record label. Retrieved 24 May 2020, from http://daniellesden.com/blog/all/sending-a-demo/
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Critique as a motivation to grow
Left to right: Dan Ascherl, Adam Thomas, me, and John 00 Fleming. Photo by Robert Stainforth on my gig at Dance:Love:Hub at The Egg, London, 2017
We at JOOF have a little chatroom where we discuss and give our opinions on the incoming demos, and that is no exception to the tracks coming our own A&Rs.
So I have submitted a track which had an amazing (as I thought) acid line in the climax, and Adam who is very pedantic when it comes to 303 said: “Yeah the track is awesome and all, but your acid sounds like shit, mate”.
He surely said that in a more polite way telling me something about 18db LPF and richness of the character which I know nothing about, but one thing was clear to me: I’ve got to figure out how to improve my 303’s.
So I did. In fact, I loved that new improved acid sound so much, so one morning I woke up and completely overhauled the main lead I had in my previous track that I’ve signed a few days before (which was about to be sent to the distributor), and updated it with a new 303 sound. Kudos to Adam!
That previous track was Binary Star, and this is how it got its main acid lead that you can hear in the track now:
Binary Star will be released on November 2, and now available for pre-save on Spotify:
Pre-save on Spotify
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Critique as a motivation to grow. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Rave Podcast 118
October 2020
October’s episode is already available on Soundcloud, YouTube, in the Spotify playlist, and on Patron (with direct downloads, higher audio quality, RSS feed, no voice-overs, and more goodies).
Some tracks of this episode were released five, ten and even fifteen years ago, but even today they sound interesting and fresh. And there is also a wide tempo range from 122 to 143 BPM, so it turned out a quite intese!
Daniel Lesden — Rave Podcast 118
00:00 Michael A — Slow (Andrea Cassino Remix) Soundteller 03:08 Amir Hussain — Dharma (Original Mix) FSOE Parallels 07:49 Rick Pier O’Neil — Rool Into The World (Part 1) JOOF Recordings 12:20 Perry O’Neil — Numb (Original Mix) Electronic Elements 17:39 MicroCheep, Mollo — Massive Dynamics (Original Mix) iDark Records 21:08 Pleasurekraft, Thomas Gandey — Panopticon (The Patron Saint Of Global Surveillance) Kraftek 24:29 Rex Mundi — Scorpion (Original Mix) Coldharbour Recordings 28:12 Modea — Silence (Original Mix) We Are The Brave 32:30 Beico — Universe (Original Mix) 1605 35:12 Rudosa — Obsolescence (Original Mix) Moments In Time 38:06 Allan Feytor — Ecliptic (Original Mix) Noir Music 41:27 Juno Reactor — Mona Lisa Overdrive (Thomas P Heckmann Remix) Metropolis 46:00 Viper Diva — Born To Be Slytherin (Tbilisi Mix) Saike 51:07 Julian Muller — Stronger Than Him (Original Mix) Lobster Theremin 54:55 Human Blue — Party Deluxe (Original Mix) Transient Records
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Rave Podcast 118. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Музыкантам: советы при общении с зарубежными лейблами (18+)
To my English-speaking readers: the post below is written in the Russian language to help Russian music producers deal with foreign record labels. No worries if you don’t understand a thing :-)
Музыканты! Если вы отправляете свои треки на зарубежные лейблы, но при этом плохо владеете английским языком, этот пост для вас.
Я работаю A&R-менеджером на британском лейбле JOOF Recordings и получаю около ста новых демо-записей в неделю. Мне приятно, что среди них оказывается много русских музыкантов, но то, как написаны сопроводительные письма — это полный, кромешный пиздец.
Речь не об орфографии или грамматике, а о смысле: зачастую при дословном переводе с русского на английский (без нормального знания последнего) получается такая каша, что носитель языка либо ничего не поймет, либо подумает, что вы дебил. Перспективы так себе.
Приведу пять примеров из писем и расскажу, как надо.
1. Моя новая работа
Самая распространенная ошибка на моей практике — использование неуместного перевода слова “работа”. Пример из жизни:
“I would like to introduce you my new job.”
Хотя слово “работа” можно перевести как work, так и job, смысл у них совершенно разный в зависимости от контекст��. Разумеется, гугл-транслейт контекст понимает плохо, поэтому и переводит чаще всего неправильно.
Говоря по-простому, job — это само понятие работы, деятельност��, за которую обычно получают деньги. Это слово подойдет для фраз, например “я устроился на новую работу” (“I got a new job”) или “неполный рабочий день” (“part-time job”).
Словом же work обозначается скорее труд или достигнутый результат . Например, “я работаю с Васей” (“I work with Vasya”) или “работы Шекспира” (“the works of Shakespeare”).
Совет: если вы хотите назвать песню или трек работой, то используйте именно слово work, как показано в примере выше. Или так и пишите — “Here’s my new track”, без всяких ворков вообще.
2. Энджой
Еще одна частая проблема — письма в таком духе:
“Please check out my new track, I hope you like it. Enjoy!”
Вроде, с точки зрения языка всё нормально. Но проблема в том, что из письма не ясно, чего от тебя хотят, причём такие письма приходят в основном от русских музыкантов. Ну, заценил я трек, дальше-то что?
Капитан Очевидность может сказать, что отправитель конечно же ждет релиза, но вот нифига: иногда оказывается, что музыкант хочет чтобы этот трек сыграли на радио, иногда просто хочет услышать оценку, иногда — хз. Сам не знает.
Особенно обидно, когда трек оказывается хорошим. Ты такой “класс, давай издадим?”, а тебе в ответ “не-не, ребят, трек уже подписан на другом лейбле, я просто так вам отправил заценить”. Энджой, блеать!
Совет: не поленитесь добавить, с какой целью вы отправляете трек и чего вообще от лейбла хотите. Пишите ясно, как есть: “Хочу у вас издать трек, вот демо” или “У меня тут есть классный трек, возможно подойдет для вашего радио-шоу, вот промо”.
3. ФИО
Бывает, подписывают русского музыканта на лейбле, просят прислать данные для контракта, а он им такой:
“Real name: Vasiliev Gennadiy Andreyvich”
Ну ладно я, я-то пойму. А другие зарубежные лейблы, где нет русскоязычного менеджера? Ребят, пожалейте бедных иностранцев: они искренне недоумевают, почему фамилия ��тоит первая, что “среднее имя” (привычное для них middle name) на самом деле имя, а последнее — вообще имя отца, и самое главное как всё это друг от друга отличить.
Совет: если вас просят написать полное имя для контракта или другой формальной процедуры, пишите просто имя и фамилию. Без отчества и именно в таком порядке — имя и затем фамилия: Gennadiy Vasiliev, Daniel Sokolovskiy. Вроде мелочь, но сильно облегчает жизнь.
4. Творческий псевдоним
По-русски часто говорят: “я музыкант такой-то, мой творческий псевдоним такой-то”. И так по-английски и пишут:
“Hello! My name is Pavel and my creative pseudonym is Paul Sandy.”
Это как раз тот случай, когда вас поймут, но вероятно подумают, что вы дебил. Тут дело такое: по-русски фразу “творческий псевдоним” можно заменить на “псевдоним, под которым я занимаюсь творческой деятельностью” и будет всё в порядке. По-английски же слово “creative” еще означает “оригинальный” и “уникальный”, поэтому получается, будто вы сразу даете оценку своему псевдониму.
Это все равно что сказать “у меня потрясающая музыка и очень оригинальный псевдоним” — согласитесь, как-то не очень, отдаёт хвастовством. Вдобавок, если вас зовут Павлом и вы издаёте музыку под именем Пол, то такой псевдоним нифига не криэйтив.
Совет: stage name и alias — этими словами чаще всего называют псевдонимы артистов. Просто запомните. Никакие “pseudonym” не нужны.
5. Письмо
Находчивые русские музыканты знают, что если лейбл не отвечает на письмо уже неделю, то можно смело отправить второе — напоминание. И в общем-то правильно, вот только такие письма зачастую выглядят примерно так:
“I sent you a letter last week, please check it.”
В 2017 стало нормой называть электронные письма просто письмами, без всяких корявых “e-мэйлов”. Но гугл-транслейт об этом не знает, поэтому фразу “я отправил вам письмо” скорее всего переведёт как “I sent you a letter”. Разница в том, что letter — это бумажное письмо. Конверт такой, который отправляют “Почтой России”.
Как-то из-за такого письма пришлось пройтись по всем сайтам и аккаунтам лейбла, чтобы проверить, не указан ли где-то физический почтовый ящик в качестве контактов для демо. Короче, не делайте так.
Совет: запомните, письмо — это mail или email. Не пугайте людей спамом почтового ящика в подъезде.
У меня таких примерно еще штук сто, но пока остановлюсь на этих пяти :-) Если есть что добавить — пишите, комментарии ниже открыты.
Читайте также по теме (на английском):
Insights on sending a demo, Part 1 Советы по отправке демо на лейблы, обязательности к прочтению
Insights on sending a demo, Part 2. Продолжение статьи с разбором типичных ошибок
To non-native speakers: learn English. О важности изучения английского языка
P.S. This post is a part of the weekly “Advice” series. I’m happy to advise on such topics as production, performance, management, marketing, and design in the music industry and beyond. Send me your questions, too.
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Музыкантам: советы при общении с зарубежными лейблами (18+). Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Rave Podcast 117
Daniel Lesden — Rave Podcast 117
00:00 Milkwish — Avalon (Quivver Remix) Songspire Records 04:38 Ioan Gamboa — Karla (Soulwerk Remix) Replug 09:47 Marcus Decay — Shadows & Mirrors (Original Mix) Noreira records 14:38 Kase Kochen — Monstera (Biomass Remix) Bassic Records 18:13 Enlusion, Subtara — Dark Horizons (Original Mix) Forescape Digital 22:02 Eleonora, Fuenka, Paul Thomas — Come With Me (Extended Mix) FSOE UV 26:05 Slam Duck — Weightless (Original Mix) JOOF Recordings 29:07 Alex Dolby, Santos — Raw Road (Carlo Lio Remix) Rawthentic Music 32:16 Kreisel, Monococ — Kalateh (Original Mix) Syncopate 34:47 Joseph Disco, Lampe — I Am Like You (Original Mix) Alula Tunes 37:22 Daniel Lesden — Binary Star (Original Mix) JOOF Recordings 42:22 Gabriel Moraes, Rafael Cerato — Coda (Original Mix) Dear Deer 45:52 Teenage Mutants, The YellowHeads — Longitudinal Axis (Original Mix) Reload Black Label 49:49 Spiros Kaloumenos — Blocks Of Life (Drumcomplex Remix) Unrilis 53:02 Carara, Kreisel — Level 909 (KRSL Rework) KRSL 56:33 Goncalo M — Raw Deal (Original Mix) Intuition Recordings PT
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Rave Podcast 117. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Signature style. Is it a good thing?
I asked my wife to listen to a track I recently finished, and after listening to the whole thing she said: “Wow, I like it! It doesn’t sound like Daniel Lesden style at all!”. Do you get it, right? She liked the track because it didn’t sound like me! :-) But oddly enough, to me it sounded like a compliment.
That scene makes me think about what people call a signature style. A ‘trademark sound’. Is it a good thing to have as a music producer?
To be honest, I have mixed feelings about it.
On the one hand, it’s nice to recognize a producer you like when hearing a track for the first time: “Yeah I know that synth, that must be that guy!”. But on the other hand, I think there is a thin line between a ‘signature sound’ and a simple ‘copy-and-paste’ where some producers just keep making the same-sounding tracks over and over, years after years.
Personally, I like going out of the comfort zone to make something fresh, something that I haven’t done before. New kick, new bassline, different tempo, new sound design, and new techniques and arrangement tricks. And although the result may not be liked by everyone, that feeling of accepting and accomplishing the challenge really worth it.
My new single is coming out in October, and I’ll share the preview next week. In the meantime, I’m curious what do you think about it? Do you prefer a tried and proven sound from a producer you know, or do you cheer and appreciate out-of-the-box music experiments even when the outcome sounds different to what you get used to?
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Signature style. Is it a good thing?. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Shazams in Apple Music for artists
Wow, in the Apple Music for artists there’s now a number of shazams that shows how many people has been using Shazam app to identify my tracks. The last time I went there in 2018 (it was in Beta), there was no such thing:
I can’t see any practical application of this metric, though, so to me it’s rather just for fun.
Otherwise, of course, Spotify’s artist account is way better than Apple music in terms of information, clarity and usefulness of data. And that’s not even to mention the fact that Spotify has almost ten times larger number of streams.
That was me thinking whether it’s worth doing promo-campaigns targeted specifically for Apple Music. For myself, I made a conclusion: it is not worth it.
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Shazams in Apple Music for artists. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Psytrance Guide on Spotify
In August 2017, I’ve launched Psytrance Guide — a small side-project made on the weekend just for fun back then when I produced psytrance. Since then, it’s been visited almost 250 000 times, and Facebook shares counter is getting close to 10 000.
Here’s a little 3-year anniversary treat: now each subgenre title is a link to Spotify playlist with carefully selected tracks of that particular subgenre (it’s been a number one request that I keep getting!), so you could discover more artists, save it to your collections, and share those playlists with your psy-friends:
psytranceguide.com
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Psytrance Guide on Spotify. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Rave Podcast 116
Daniel Lesden — Rave Podcast 116
00:00 Phonic Scoupe — Guarana (Original Mix) Stripped Recordings 04:55 Rick Pier O’Neil — Mul (Jeremy Rowlett Remix) Forescape Digital 07:29 ID — ID 11:04 Boho — Jack Black (Original Mix) Senso Sounds 14:54 Mikael Jonasson, Sasha Carassi — Void (Original Mix) Phobiq 18:19 Tom Laws — Nothing To Hide (Original Mix) Respekt Recordings 20:06 Hollen — Sleeping Dogs (Original Mix) Code Records 23:53 Clint Stewart — Breathe (Timmo Rework) Terminal M 30:26 Pablo Say — Attention (Original Mix) Codex Recordings 33:57 Max Graham — Redemption (Solid Stone Remix) Cycles 35:35 Carlos Manaca, Chus & Ceballos — Strong Rhythm (Boris Remix) Transmit Recordings 38:35 Maksim Dark — Never Look Down (Gabriel Moraes Remix) Bassic Records 44:13 Drunken Kong, Misstress Barbara — Let Go Of Control (Drunken Kong 2020 Rework) Octopus Records 47:13 Goncalo M — Violent Rhythm (Lucas Wirth Remix) Ushuaia Music 51:39 Juliana Yamasaki — Burning Fire (Original Mix) Odd Recordings 54:50 Obscure Shape & SHDW — Du Hast (Original Mix) Bootleg 56:15 Noir — Erupt 2.0 (Original Mix) Noir Music
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Rave Podcast 116. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Laptop clock
During the sets, I try to put a laptop next to the decks when possible. But it’s not there to run a DJ program like many people think whether it’s Traktor or Rekordbox or something, but for a clock. A big and bold clock on a dark screen that shows the current time:
For me, the clock is a kind of anchor to reality, a reference point in time-and-space, which helps me to better plan the tracks during a set.
I don’t pre-plan my sets in advance, but once I get in the DJ booth I kind of understand how I’m going to build a set: which track I’m going to put next, what vibe I want to come to in half an hour and on which note I want to finish my performance.
With standard shorter sets, it’s relatively easy. You just play a dozen tracks and it gives you an indicator that half of the set has already passed. Although, I still worry ‘Do I have time to drop that awesome tracks before my set time ends?’. But playing 5-6-hour open-to-close sets without clocks seems impossible to me at all.
Of course, there’s a clock on the phone, but I don’t like the idea of staring at the phone during a set. It doesn’t seem to be very respectful of people on the dance floor, as if I was checking my email or social media there. Wristwatches do not fit either, because you need to twist the wrist, which is almost always busy on the deck or mixer, and on the small screen is not so clear. The big screen of the notebook on the side but in a constant field of view is ideal in this regard.
Also, the clock helps to finish the set on time. I’ve never had a problem with it, but I know a lot of times when the next DJ comes for a switch-over and the other DJ says, “YEAH SURE! JUST ONE MORE TRACK!”. And then there’s more. In the end, the next DJ starts ten minutes later and gets nervous, the timeline of the event shifts and it’s not good. Sometimes there is the promoter or a special stage manager who watches over strict timings, but I think that’s the DJ’s area of responsibility to respect the timing.
Anyway, DJs, please watch the clock.
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Laptop clock. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Become a patron
As you probably know, for the last nine years I’ve brought to you over a hundred episodes of my monthly podcast, played dozens of sets, shared tons of mixes, written more than a hundred educational articles and behind the scenes, released over fifty tracks.
If you ever enjoyed my music, found my blogs useful and wanted to support my humble endeavor, from now on you can do it by becoming a patron:
patreon.com/daniellesden
Your support on Patreon will allow me to focus on more useful content for you, whether it be tutorials, blogs, vlogs, studio upgrades (which I’m currently building from the group up as you’ve seen in my post a week ago), and more.
And I’ve prepared a little thank-you for you as well, come to take a look :-)
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Become a patron. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Rave Podcast 115
Daniel Lesden — Rave Podcast 115
00:00 ID — ID JOOF Aura 04:53 ID — ID JOOF Aura 08:44 Subtara — Atomic Energy (Original Mix) Forescape Digital 12:50 Cirez D — The Raid (Original Mix) Mouseville 16:25 Citizen Kain — The Elephant (Cosmic Boys Remix) BluFin 19:40 Carlos Manaca — Something Bad (Remastered) Transmit Recordings 24:29 Ben Tax — Here Now (Original Mix) mTechno Records 27:17 Barber, James Trystan — Fever (Original Mix) Ballroom Records 30:19 Ian O’Donovan — Astra (Original Mix) When We Dip XYZ 34:22 DJ Chus, Pablo Ceballos, Richie Santana — Low Frequencies (Drunken Kong Remix) Stereo Productions 38:43 Gallago — Astral Plain (Original Mix) 10 Steps North 44:46 Andrea Signore — Wonder (Original Mix) I Am Different 50:17 Chris Veron — Rising Panel (Original Mix) Prospekt Records 54:02 Dylhen, Paul Thomas — Unite (Extended Mix) FSOE UV 56:20 R3cycle, Sauze — Sick! (Original Mix) Sol Music
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Rave Podcast 115. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Special mix for Luminosity Broadcast 2020
My guest mix for Luminosity Festival as part of their online event is available on Soundcloud and here with a full tracklisting:
Daniel Lesden — Luminosity Broadcast 2020
00:00 Anton Maiko — Save Me (Original Mix) JOOF Aura 04:09 Phil Martyn — Come On (Kastis Torrau Remix) Perspectives Digital 08:33 Allan McLoud — Make It Possible (Original Mix) Bonzai 14:14 Into The Ether — Aurora (Grazze Extended Remix) Songspire Records 18:06 Dezza, Rolo Green — Sunburn (Original Mix) Anjunabeats 22:13 Joy Marquez — I Watching You (Rick Pier O’Neil Remix) 76 Recordings 26:21 Ettica — Athena’s Silence (Original Mix) JOOF Aura 30:56 Planisphere — Nothings Slave (Original Acieed Mix) Green Martian 33:59 Dousk — Acrobatics (Original Mix) Mashtronic 39:25 Stiv Hey — Memories (Spektre Remix) Loose Records 43:19 Gabriel D’Or & Bordoy — Zephyros (Original Mix) Alleanza Records 47:21 Cory Goldsmith — Office Face (Original Mix) Blue Monkey Records 52:08 Dido, R Plus — Those Were The Days (Cristoph Remix) Loaded Records 55:10 Rodg — Want Love (Extended Mix) Statement Records
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Special mix for Luminosity Broadcast 2020. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Luminosity broadcast tomorrow
Despite the fact that the Luminosity Festival has been postponed to the next year, the organizers decided to give us something nice and to hold an online event with the broadcast of mixes from artists in the lineup.
I also took part in this event and on this occasion recorded a special 1-hour mix.
Regular listeners know that usually my sets are dominated by a rather dark sound, but here I made an exception: I wanted something more melodic and light to reflect the positive vibe of the festival. As a result, It’s a beautiful, summer, sexy mix. Tune in tomorrow, Thursday, at 16:00 CEST.
Also, I want to draw your attention to 12:00 on Sunday for Slam Duck’s stream. Slam Duck was supposed to play at our April’s event and one of the two only Russian artists at the Luminosity lineup. Totally recommend listening to his set as well.
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Luminosity broadcast tomorrow. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Rave Podcast 114
June 2020
Daniel Lesden — Rave Podcast 114
00:00 Mike Rish — Strive (Original Mix) Ugenius Music 06:18 Luis M — Embrace The Fear (Original Mix) Digital Structures 11:26 Scanfix — Clouds (Original Mix) Forescape Digital 19:09 Kalden Bess — Midnight Train (Original Mix) Extravaganza 23:13 AlBird — Kestrel (Tomas Otero Remix) Ballroom Records 27:16 Kalden Bess — Animal (Rino Cerrone Remix) Ground Factory Records 30:48 Rick Pier O’Neil — Loud And Proud (Part 2) JOOF Recordings 36:05 Cid Inc, Lank — Emotional Self (Microtrauma Remix) microCastle 39:20 Hollen — Hocus Pocus (Gabriel D’Or & Bordoy Remix) Prospekt Records 42:51 Drunken Kong — A New Light (Original Mix) Tronic 46:51 Monococ — Your Soul (Original Mix) Sonusfield 51:31 Aoud — SE MKII (Original Mix) Persephonic Sirens 54:10 Heerhorst — Rave Factor (Original Mix) Codex Recordings
Источник: Daniel Lesden Blog - Rave Podcast 114. Опубликовано с помощью IFTTT.
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Rave Podcast 113
May 2020. Extended Mix
Daniel Lesden — Rave Podcast 113
0:00:00 Andre Sobota — White Pearl (Original Mix) Flow Vinyl 0:04:42 Ziger — Lost (Original Mix) Beat Boutique 0:07:50 Ad Brown — Calibre (Solid Stone Remix) Yin 0:11:43 Kassey Voorn — Search And Destroy (SQL Remix) Gem Records 0:16:37 DNYO — Reaction (Quivver Edit) Controlled Substance 0:19:12 Dylhen — Lucid (Extended Mix) FSOE UV 0:23:52 Dieter Dresner — Disgrace (Roby M Rage Remix) Ushuaia Music 0:27:42 Planisphere — Tokyo Triggerscape (Original Mix) Green Martian 0:29:45 ID — ID JOOF Aura 0:34:20 Spektre — What Once Was Lost (Original Mix) Kraftek 0:38:22 Brennen Grey — Harsh Light Of Reality (Original Mix) We Are The Brave 0:42:22 Thomas Gandey, Wehbba — Hyper Real Decadence (Original Mix) Drumcode 0:46:14 Weska — Primer (Original Mix) Weska 0:50:44 Filterheadz — Valhalla (Original Mix) Agile Recordings 0:55:44 Eric Sneo — Eruptive (Original Mix) Black Kat 0:57:43 Pig & Dan — Slave To Rhythm (Original Mix) Drumcode 1:01:56 Alex Stein — Speed Of Light (Original Mix) Terminal M 1:05:38 Lost Minds — Oscillate (Original Mix) Ithica Records 1:07:36 Rutzen — Hooligans (Original Mix) Reload Black Label 1:10:04 Toni Alvarez — Salbutamol (Nostromos Remix) Dolma Rec 1:12:46 Joyhauser — Fierceness (Original Mix) Drumcode 1:17:40 John 00 Fleming, Roby M Rage — The Devil’s Gates Of Heaven (Original Mix) JOOF Recordings 1:21:06 Goncalo M — Genetic Engines (Original Mix) Dreizehn Schallplatten 1:25:43 KlangKuenstler — Zorn Amons (Original Mix) Outworld 1:29:58 Oliver Maes — Rayless (Original Mix) Suara Records 1:32:36 Drug4u — Monoacidic Bass (Original Mix) Dreizehn Schallplatten 1:36:57 Jaymie Silk — Herbal (Raito Remix) Pelican Fly 1:41:17 KlangKuenstler — Balthazar (Original Mix) Outworld 1:45:15 Hannes Matthiessen — I’m Gonna Shoot You (Chris Lehmann Remix) Dreizehn Schallplatten 1:48:37 Mark Sherry — Sacrare (Original Mix) Techburst Records 1:52:29 Michael Klein — Wenn Du Schreist (Original Mix) Second State 1:55:29 Gabriel D’Or & Bordoy — Setback (Original Mix) Selected Records 1:57:46 Hadone — Hope Reminds Me Of Her (Original Mix) Monnom Black
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