Digital Diamonds Podcast

TRACKLIST :

1. Fabrication - The Light || Recovery Collective

2. Taya (AU) - Valhalla || Bassic Records

3. Porangui - Tontantzin (Doppel Remix)

4. Diamandy - Snowflakes || Electric Power Pole Records

5. Emorine - Nostradamus (Diamandy remix) || Out soon on Techgnosis Records

6. Trilingo - Kalix || Digital Diamonds

7. Crennwiick - Untitry || Digital Diamonds

8. Tom Baker - Coalesce || Euphorie Bezirk

9. Eitan Reiter - Fade Away (Guy J remix) || Lost & Found

10. Jitter - Funkee Shit (Alic remix) || Digital Diamonds

11. Gabi 2B - Dr. Mephisto (Yuli Fershtat remix) || Digital Structures

12. Alic - Ostkreuz (Trilingo remix) || Digital Diamonds

13. Eegor & Zark - Embers || Out soon on Bassic Records

14. Perfect Stranger & Gabi 2B - Necromaniac || Digital Structures

An avid raver at heart, Jed's vast experience amongst the rarest units, levitating to some of the wackest audio frequencies, on Australia’s finest dusty dance floors has established this rave monkey's twisted taste in underground dance music culture.

Since his debut, Jed has gone on to play at some of Melbourne's most frequented venues, recently locking in a residency at Revolver Upstairs, whilst being a core member of Melbourne Dance Music Academy & Red Moon tribes. Through these avenues, Jed has hosted and supported some of our scene’s biggest artists in Grouch, Perfect Stranger, Breger & Dekel to name a few. In 2019, he launched his baby SixthSense into the stratosphere, an event label focused on progressive, psychedelic, intelligent sounds with out of the box, immersive art technologies.

Jed's love for the psychedelic, chakra aligning, swank-tech is evident in each set this dude plays, whilst being versatile as ever through track selections within this niche soundscape.

The last 12 months have been massive for Jedidiah, with a release on Electric Power Pole Records, festival appearances at Rainbow Serpent Festival, Babylon Festival & Elysium Gathering, and running some of Melbourne’s trademark underground events. With a strive for providing the best immersive experience for a dance-floor punter, you can be rest assured that the goods will be served up wherever his presence lies.

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Israeli physicist/engineer, One Million Toys, propels us into the unfamiliar with The Box EP. From start to finish of this journey we’re confronted with cleverly constructed contrasts. Compositionally, we’re sent into orbit with euphoric builds-ups then hurtled back to earth with knife-edge drops. Texturally, it’s torn between the overtly digital and the soothingly organic. Overall, it’s a compelling mix of synth-techno, house and electronica that will coax you into a timeless abyss, matched perfectly with Unknown Concept's (AUS) profoundly elevated remix of the title track.

Israeli physicist/engineer, One Million Toys, propels us into the unfamiliar with The Box EP. From start to finish of this journey we’re confronted with cleverly constructed contrasts. Compositionally, we’re sent into orbit with euphoric builds-ups then hurtled back to earth with knife-edge drops. Texturally, it’s torn between the overtly digital and the soothingly organic. Overall, it’s a compelling mix of synth-techno, house and electronica that will coax you into a timeless abyss, matched perfectly with Unknown Concept's (AUS) profoundly elevated remix of the title track.

Israeli physicist/engineer, One Million Toys, propels us into the unfamiliar with The Box EP. From start to finish of this journey we’re confronted with cleverly constructed contrasts. Compositionally, we’re sent into orbit with euphoric builds-ups then hurtled back to earth with knife-edge drops. Texturally, it’s torn between the overtly digital and the soothingly organic. Overall, it’s a compelling mix of synth-techno, house and electronica that will coax you into a timeless abyss, matched perfectly with Unknown Concept's (AUS) profoundly elevated remix of the title track.

Israeli physicist/engineer, One Million Toys, propels us into the unfamiliar with The Box EP. From start to finish of this journey we’re confronted with cleverly constructed contrasts. Compositionally, we’re sent into orbit with euphoric builds-ups then hurtled back to earth with knife-edge drops. Texturally, it’s torn between the overtly digital and the soothingly organic. Overall, it’s a compelling mix of synth-techno, house and electronica that will coax you into a timeless abyss, matched perfectly with Unknown Concept's (AUS) profoundly elevated remix of the title track.

Zephyr EP houses a complete Russian take-over from the likes of Spintribe and LAVR. Sprintribe reinforces their particular, crossbreed of retro progressive techno intertwined with African rhythms and funky house that sounds like it’s the result of robotic dinosaurs getting down. On remix duties, LAVR provides us with textbook, zenonesque precision. From his space station, he commands cinematic breaks, dark stabs and fluid grooves. Zephyr EP is well-rounded in its broad approach to the underground, psychedelic sound.

Zephyr EP houses a complete Russian take-over from the likes of Spintribe and LAVR. Sprintribe reinforces their particular, crossbreed of retro progressive techno intertwined with African rhythms and funky house that sounds like it’s the result of robotic dinosaurs getting down. On remix duties, LAVR provides us with textbook, zenonesque precision. From his space station, he commands cinematic breaks, dark stabs and fluid grooves. Zephyr EP is well-rounded in its broad approach to the underground, psychedelic sound.

Zephyr EP houses a complete Russian take-over from the likes of Spintribe and LAVR. Sprintribe reinforces their particular, crossbreed of retro progressive techno intertwined with African rhythms and funky house that sounds like it’s the result of robotic dinosaurs getting down. On remix duties, LAVR provides us with textbook, zenonesque precision. From his space station, he commands cinematic breaks, dark stabs and fluid grooves. Zephyr EP is well-rounded in its broad approach to the underground, psychedelic sound.

Tribal Evolution takes a step forward with this new progressive techno podcast. From tracks of Digital Diamonds, he designed this unique, refined and powerful sound experience. Starting with a didgeridoo intro signed EEEMUS, let yourself be taken on this modern shamanic journey.

Tracklist:

EEEMUS - Didge (Original Mix)

EEEMUS - Didge (MYDÄ Remix)

Crennwiick - Old Vicious (Trilingo Remix)

Alic - Ostkreuz (Trilingo Remix)

Daäna - Little Animals (Trilingo Remix)

Bratenschneider - Means You

Luis M - The Forest Escape (Original mix)

Arketech & Mecca - Phenomenon (Original Mix)

Code Therapy - Scape From Reality (Multi Tul Remix)

Flembaz - GPS

Bratenschneider - Universal Control

Alic - In The Heat Of Delight

Alic - Going Down In A Blaze Of Glory

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New year, new decade... and of course, brand new music!!! Today at Digital Diamonds we feel thrilled to introduce Javiis "Reality EP" to your exquisite ears. With two original and intoxicating Psytechno jewels as well as two exceptional remixes by the mighty hands of Tim Taste and Monococ, we feel confident that the music will talk louder than words. Underground flavored beats, made only for you!