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Apparel Radio show is happy to present a new Kisk' mix (Episode #153), NYE 2016 special edition. *

Giuseppe D'Alessandro - aka Kisk - is the owner of Apparel Music, a label based in London but with multi-cultural roots. He explored a variety of genres, from trip hop to swing, passing through jungle, West London and Detroit house, to deep house, while never abandoning jazz – the wildest and most impeccable of all - progressively building a digital project. Out of this came the concept of Jazzy, the ability to make jazz and electronic music communicate. This passion is also manifest in the Oneboy project - musical instruments played live to a DJ set.

link: @kisk @apparel-music

*APL images "mix" footage:

First landing on the moon - Neil Amstrong, 2011

See out er space

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Death of an Image #9, 2006

Andrea Galvani

Apparel Radio show #153 mixed by Kisk incl. tracks by Sarp Yilmaz, William Onyeabor, Bobby D'Ambrosio, Maalem Mahmoud Gania/ Floating Points, Gwen Guthrie, WOMO, 3 Chairs, Moodymann, Larry Levan and Tim Deluxe ‪#‎Orchestrates‬

Apparel Radio show is happy to present a new Kisk' mix (Episode #152).

Giuseppe D'Alessandro - aka Kisk - is the owner of Apparel Music, a label based in London but with multi-cultural roots. He explored a variety of genres, from trip hop to swing, passing through jungle, West London and Detroit house, to deep house, while never abandoning jazz – the wildest and most impeccable of all - progressively building a digital project. Out of this came the concept of Jazzy, the ability to make jazz and electronic music communicate. This passion is also manifest in the Oneboy project - musical instruments played live to a DJ set.

link: @kisk @apparel-music

The Best in Apparel Music Part.7 mixed by Kisk.

Tracklist (Apparel Music only):

01. Gavin Herlihy - Krypton Factor (Delano's Deep Space Mix)

02. Nachtbraker - Aauw

03. Emerson Todd - The Freeze

04. SCSI-9 - Sunny Side Up (Dale Howard Remix)

05. Vid Vai - Just Don't Feel The Same (Kjofol Remix)

06. Maxim Buldakov - 2517 (Yapacc Remix)

07. Accatone - When (String Version)

08. Kerem Akdag - Let It Go

09. Moony Me & Woodcut - Zeitgeist (Nachtbraker Remix)

10. Barrio Weedwagon - Black Roud Corners

11. Stefano Esposito - I Want You It To Go

12. Roy Gilles - Eat Your Groove (Huxley Remix)

13. Roy Gilles - Turn Dis Up (Rio Padice Dream'n Space Mix)

14. Keisuke Kondo - K251

15. Tetsuya Narita - From This Town (Sek Remix)

16. Kisk & Fog - Selvaggio Need

17. Sarp Yilmaz - No Country For Free Man

18. Ivano Tetelepta & Roger Gerressen - Time

19. George G - Jazzy Caravan feat Oneboy

20. Francesco Zani - So Good (Moodymanc Dubba Dub Mix)

21. Kisk - Jazzy Tourism (SCSI-9 Remix)

22. Drehwerk - Never Let The Party Stop

Maxim Buldakov go back in Apparel Music Radio show with a massive jazzy vinyl'selection, enjoy!

@buldakov is young, has a clean face and appearence like a model but spins the discs as a veteran that exudes sounds and colors of decades on the underground scene. His mixes is a tribute to the past, an atmosphere full of voices and thumping rhythms metropolitan, a throwback to the early days of the UK Garage, through the ghettos of the late 80′s, to the bright colors of the 90′s dance music deep and jazzy.

Apparel Music Radio show is happy to present a new episode with Pedro D'Alessandro. Pedro is a Dj/Producer born and based in Cordoba, Argentina, versatility is something you will find in his mixes, which may include House, Deep, Techno, Garage,etc. Coming from a Bass background mixed up with house beats creates his special approach to dance music, as a producer his attention to detail with intricate beats define his personal sound and music appeal. Eclectic and playful he's a proper Argentinian gentlemen.

Out coming soon a new Pedro's Remix in Apparel Music. Stay tuned!

Link: https://soundcloud.com/pedrodalessandro / https://soundcloud.com/apparel-music

Apparel Music Radio show is happy to present Kisk' Elevator Shave Mix.

Incl. tracks by Laurence Guy & Harry Wolfman, YouANDme, Fantastic Man, John Tejada, Max Graef, Hodini, Los Goddard, Daniel Laseman, Moodymann and many others.

Giuseppe D'Alessandro - aka Kisk - is the owner of Apparel Music, a label based in London but with multi-cultural roots. After years spent paying his dues in Milan’s historic clubs, from Old Fashion to Amnesia, in unauthorized centri sociali or ‘squat clubs’, fashion shows and radio work, he turned his attention to production. He explored a variety of genres, from trip hop to swing, passing through jungle, West London and Detroit house, to deep house, while never abandoning jazz – the wildest and most impeccable of all - progressively building a digital project. Out of this came the concept of Jazzy, the ability to make jazz and electronic music communicate. This passion is also manifest in the Oneboy project - musical instruments played live to a DJ set.

link: @kisk @apparel-music

Apparel Music Radio show is happy to present a new exclusive 'club' mix by SCHiLLiNG.

SCHiLLiNG is a London based producer & sound designer.

Born and bred in Milan he grew up in a music-friendly environment, starting to listen to his father's vinyl collection at the age of 2. Drummer and keyboard player, he cultivates worship for music since his childhood making out of listening and analyzing music a way of living. Massively influenced by the 90’s UK electronic music scene he started to produce at the age of 20, trying to create his own musical environment absorbing those breakbeat, jungle, garage and trip-hop sounds. He heavily employs environmental sounds or home recordings in his productions, which he thinks is essential to create his own style and he loves to discover new kinds of music which allows him to continue the process of artistic "contamination", the foundation of his work. His music is mainly focused on the rhythmic part. He tries to alternate many different percussive samples with harmonies and vocals in order to create an evolving musical succession. He develops his live sets using either digital and analog devices like keyboards, drum machines, synthesizers, MIDI controllers and samplers, along with analog affects such as delays and reverbs. His creative process leads him to pull out his inner sensations with no compromises: he does whatever comes natural to himself, no other option is possible.

links: https://soundcloud.com/schilling6 https://soundcloud.com/apparel-music

We are happy to present a new entry in Apparel Music Family: System Of Survival! Dedicated purveyors of all that is good in house music, System of Survival are Pietro 'Bingo' De Lisi and Alex Carpentieri, and have been resident DJs at that bastion of underground Ibiza, Circo Loco, since the party first began over decade ago. Living, playing, producing and releasing material together since '89 in Italy, they were amongst the first DJs brought by promoters Antonio & Andreas, to reside in Ibiza at DC10, and have since mastered the main room, terrace and car park with equal ease. Their ability to carry a crowd, blend seamlessly between styles and fill in the gaps around the countless guests that they have supported is true testament to the role of a resident, and has led to them flying the Circo Loco flag throughout the years and across the globe. Apart from touring with the DC10 crew, Bingo and Alex have been steadily riding a wave of popularity, gaining momentum through their own headlining dates at the likes of Panorama Bar & Watergate, Berlin: Movement Detroit Festival, BPM Festival in Mexico, Verboten in New York or Fabic London. A commitment to style beyond fashion and a propensity to mix the old with the new, has brought them unwittingly to the forefront of the current trends in sound, making them as popular with other DJs as they are with their fans. Explains Alex, “Our sets have never really fit to one particular style or type, Bingo has a soul and funk background whereas mine is more Detroit or Chicago techno-inspired so when we play it's a real blend of the different styles, making something different completely, something new.” True aficionados, the boys, between them, boast a remarkable knowledge and back catalogue of music, across styles and genres, and nowhere is this more evident than in their productions. Their first longplayer album "Needle And Thread" is a both a reflection on their future vision of house, and a tribute to the sounds that have inspired them to this point. After a chance listening by Ellen Allien, it has been signed and released on Bpitch.

Coming soon a special feat. out in Apparel Music B-Day5...

https://soundcloud.com/system-of-survival

The Best on Apparel Music Radio show: John Tejada!

Normally associated with his peers in techno from Detroit, Europe and elsewhere in the US and the world, John Tejada has embraced electronic music as a personal frontier, expanding on his formidable resume as a techno recording artist as producer and remixer, DJ, and label owner. With dozens of singles, remixes, some film and TV work, and contributions to sample CDs to his credit, this recent expansion has born a slew of tracks deeply informed by his uncompromised aesthetic honed over years of diligent production which finds its roots in Detroit techno but references a far broader range of music, both in and outside of electronic music. His musically formative years were steeped in classical music, growing up in family of performing artists -- his mother a soprano singer and his father a conductor -- which then widened to include hip hop, DJing and finally, electronic music.

Apparel Music Radio show is happy to present a new episode with world' promo mix selected by Kisk.

Incl. tracks by Kisk, Sarp Yilmaz, Kerem Akdag, Francesco Zani, Modulearth feat Christian Meyer, Nachtbraker, Daniel Leseman, Brame & Hamo, Rick Wade and Fouk.

Giuseppe D'Alessandro - aka Kisk - is the owner of Apparel Music, a label based in London but with multi-cultural roots. After years spent paying his dues in Milan’s historic clubs, from Old Fashion to Amnesia, in unauthorized centri sociali or ‘squat clubs’, fashion shows and radio work, he turned his attention to production. He explored a variety of genres, from trip hop to swing, passing through jungle, West London and Detroit house, to deep house, while never abandoning jazz – the wildest and most impeccable of all - progressively building a digital project. Out of this came the concept of Jazzy, the ability to make jazz and electronic music communicate. This passion is also manifest in the Oneboy project - musical instruments played live to a DJ set.

link: @kisk @apparel-music