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March 29, 2014 The Lucid Podcast 057 Warren Fellow
we are chuffed to finally welcome our dear friend and amazing Lucid artist Warren Fellow in our Lucid Podcast’s hall of fame ;-) He’s just released a brilliant ep ‘The Nature of Sound‘ on Lucidflow and we just can’t get enough of this. Check out Warren Fellow’s interview and links below and give him a like.
1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
Waking up with a cold shower. Making a healthy smoothy and after that i will make some nice fresh beats.
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
Get rid of the bullshit in your life. Stay focused on the things you want achieve. Try to push the rock every day a little bit instead of once a week.
3. Lucidflow: how do you support yourself in being creative?
I have supported myself being creative through. Do things in the proper order; do not skip things that you should do first. After that i will close my mail & internet. Switch off my phone. So i can focus only on making music . The most important is to get in the groove and keep the flow going.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
I met Nadja & Helmut on a club gig in the Hotel Arena. I was playing a unreleased track. Nadja responded enthusiastically about the track. We kept in touch with each other and finally we released the tracks Always Be The ,Nature of Sound , and Spaces.
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
To travel around the globe with a group of musical friends. And rock every club on the planet.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
I will take care of my most important people in my life. Doing some good stuff for the music community. Building a new studio were young artist can work and learn and I will support them in there creativity.
7. Lucidflow: Anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Being connected is the most important thing in Life. Thats the reason why i play music and make music.
When i can touch somebody in the heart with my music, my mission is accomplished. I am so thankful that i cam do this job. So I want to thank all my fans for the support these years. I will do me best to deliver great sets en tracks.
Social network links:
1. WarrenFellow.com
2. facebook.com/Warren.Fellow
3. beatport/WarrenFellow
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March 16, 2014 The Lucid Podcast: 056 Max Foster
It’s Lucid Podcast time again… this time with Max Foster’s deep and dirty selection. Enjoy
1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
My head is still full of last night impressions while on my way back home after a long night shift.
To fully enter to my own world I only need two things: Cigarettes and Coke.
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
Is there a way to avoid day time stress at all?
3. Lucidflow: how do you support yourself in being creative?
To grasp the ideas spooking through my head I often try to beatbox or tapping beats.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
I’ve been loving the label’s releases for quite a while now and got several records in my box.
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
I’d love to have a home far from annoying noise protection fanatics and complaints.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
I would be the first guest in Robert Bigelow’s Aerospace Hotel!
Social network links:
1. soundcloud.com/schepers
2. facebook.com/MaxFoster
3. facebook.com/10999.berlino
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February 24, 2014 The Lucid Podcast: 055 Nadja Lind (5×5 dub-hop special)
… The Lucid Podcast 55 meets Lucidflow Release 55 and Lucid Vinyl 5!
So you see this is a special occation with a little different treat by Nadja Lind – a special lucky numbers retro hip hop dub tech mash up… including a title from her upcoming release LF055: Nadja Lind ‘All Night Long EP’ – ‘Sydney Sunset’ … and of course some unreleased Klartraum choons.
share if you enjoy this set :)
BIG THANKS to all listeners, artists, fans, friends and supporters. MUCH LOVE,
Lucidflow
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February 13, 2014 The Lucid Podcast: 054 Anthony Campbell
This Lucid Podcast comes from London based Anthony Cambell – big thank you for this brilliant treat.
 1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
A creative day to me would be to listen to some new amazing new/old music, get some inspiration and have a mix or start writing a new track (More finishing required!!) Oh and eating some inspirational food with great wine….
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
Easily … hehe . Time management isn’t one of my strong points and I find it difficult to lock myself away from the outside world and the million other things going on in my life. In addition to my passion for music, DJing and a bit of production I have a full on Sales Management job Monday-Friday, I run a kickboxing school and need to spend time with my very understanding beautiful wife x.
3. Lucidflow: how do you support yourself in being creative?
I need to support myself more lol . Jokes aside I have supported myself in being creative through setting up a lovely studio space I just need to get some more time in there and manage my time more effectively.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
I came across Lucidflow via becoming friends with Nadja on facebook and in turn following her and anything she was involved in. This resulted in me booking Nadja for Open London based warehouse party in 2013. Open is a weekly radio show and quarterly party I run with my brother Frazer Campbell . facebook.com/openunderground
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
One of my greatest wishes was to play a DJ set at Fabric. This wish is going to come true and will be playing a b2b set with my brother Frazer Campbell on March 9th for WYS! In room 1. I cannot wait for this. To play a set at Berghain one day would also be a dream come true.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
Love this question, id give up my job and would concentrate on the things I love in life: My wife /family, Music (Purchasing/DJing/Producing/learning) and running my Kickboxing school. Id be super happy if I could live doing these things only. Oh and cooking amazing food ….
7. Lucidflow: Anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Massive thank you to Nadja and Lucidflow, an honor to do a mix for this series . I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed recording the mix.
Social network links:
1. facebook.com/djanthonycampbell
2. soundcloud.com/anthony_campbell_open
3. residentadvisor.net/dj/anthonycampbell
Tracklist:
1. Decamp (original mix) – Recondite
2. Papo (original mix) – Nutia
3. Extra Vergine (Original Mix) – Maus & Stolle
4. Scammell (Remix) – OCH
5. Human (Original Mix) – Mihai Popoviciu ,Jay Bliss , Pagal
6. 16 Lessons (Original Mix) – Javier Orduna , David Nellam
7. DB011 (Original Mix) – Steffi
8. Panoramic (Original mix) – Cosmin TRG
9. Sinuosity (Ness Remix) – Reggy Van Oers
10. Drowned in Dub (Van Bonn Remix) – Sonitus Eco
11. Two Chords Deep (Original Mix) – Endian
12. Pale Skin (Original Mix) – Christian Loffler
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January 10, 2014 The Lucid Podcast: 053 DOYEQ
DOYEQ is a unique two-man live-project of Sergey Kulikov and Vitaliy Bragin. Due to their extensive knowledge and practical experience in electronic music from 1997, in 2009 musicians started the project with minimal and deep techno sound. Much of knowing came through continual sound experiments and researches. All that made DOYEQ inimitable sound, built on deep and powerful groove with dub-atmosphere, that completely fill the listeners space.
I am very glad they provided their dubness to The Lucid Podcast so we can share this gem with you… mmmmhhh :)
1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
We trying spend all free time in the studio.
But it actually depends on mood.
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
It’s depends on the situation. it can be anything that is not associated with creativity
3. Lucidflow: how do you support y ourself in being creative?
The music is a part of us. We love what we do.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
Nadja: A friend in Beirut introduced me to their sound so I contacted the guys.
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
Always have an opportunity to do what we love.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
we would enjoy life!
7. Lucidflow: Anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
The music is our life! Just be yourself and love each other!
Peace!
Social network links:
1. www.facebook.com/doyeq
2. www.soundcloud.com/doyeq
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January 10, 2014 The Lucid Podcast: 052 Weisses Licht
A new podcast for you by Lucid Arists ‘Weisses Licht’ (Florian and Robert) who managed to climb No.1 on Klartraum’s Top 10 on Beatport with their incredible ‘Diving Dancer (Weisses Licht Into The Deep Remix) also available on Lucid Vinyl 12” next to Ian Pooley and Vince Watson remixes.
1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
A creative day always starts with the first ray of sun and a healthy break-fast.
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
Sometimes we feel like there’s not enough time left for music besides our 9 to 5 daytime jobs.
3. Lucidflow: how do you support yourself in being creative?
We nourish our creativity through our daily experiences in our lives no matter if positive or negative. And also through sounds that surround us every day.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
That was Klartraum’s track ‘Pain Relief’. We were so fascinated by Klartraum’s sounds that we immediately wanted to get to know Nadja and Helmut. After some warm get togethers our aim was to release on Lucidflow and on top to contribute a mix to The Lucid Podcast.
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
Our greatest goal is to reach out to people through our music and to inspire our listeners who feel emotionally attached to our songs. Sometimes music expresses more than words ever could and this is what we hope to accomplish.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
We’d set up a small but decent studio with some analog synths and gear and spend a lot of time there tweaking and producing new individual sounds on a daily basis.
7. Lucidflow: Anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
LucidSounds are a must-have for self-development through expanding our consciousness.
Best regards, Weisses Licht
Social network links:
1. www.soundcloud.com/weisses_licht
2. www.weisseslicht.com
3. www.facebook.com/weisseslichtcom
Tracklist:
1.
Memoria (Original Mix) Murcof The Leaf Label
2.
Ultimatum (Original Mix) Murcof The Leaf Label
3.
D (Original Mix) Maskine Statik Entertainm
4.
Private Tapes (Original Mix) Miruga Statik Entertain
5.
Sign Me Out (Nadja Lind Dub Mix)
Lulu Rouge,
Fanney Osk
Nadja Lind Lulu Rouge Rec.
6.
So He Finally Called? (Feat. Karina
Junker) (Original Mix)
Chris Lattner Polar-rec
7.
Flowing In The Seamind (Original Mix) Kammerton Instabil Techno
8.
Drifting Elements (Chris Lattner Remix) Nadja Lind Chris Lattner Lucidflow
9.
Moving Dub (Deep Spelle Remix)
Helly Larson,
Riccicomoto
Deep Spelle Lucidflow
10. Ride with Me Grunbox Lucidflow
11. Orchidee Klartraum The Messenger Lucidflow
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January 03, 2014 The Lucid Podcast: 051 Jon Donson
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you dear Lucid Friends. We are back with some fresh pleasure from our freshest Lucid Artist – Jon Donson. Check out his interview and not to forget his new release on Lucidflow LF050 ‘LaCle’ – it’s totally awesome!!!
1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
In the mornings I turn on the gear in my studio and just go with the flow especially if I had some great encounters and experiences e.g. with friends or a wicked and inspiring gig.
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
What hinders me the most is boring paper work and fighting with authorities and bureaucracy. Thankfully these days are rare. :-)
3. Lucidflow: how do you support y ourself in being creative?
I am most inspired by the nights I perform gigs where I get direct response on my own productions or also on certain tunes that give me new ideas. Besides that I am a big Jazz fan. This is also where I get inspiration from.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
Lucidflow has been regularly in my record bags for a long time and I’ve been eagerly listening to every single release they drop where I mostly find even several tracks on each EP that I play out.
Lucidflow stands for quality and this is what I fancy big time. Recently I had the pleasure to meet Nadja in person and we clicked immediately. I then plucked up my courage and sent her some of my own productions and I am very grateful and proud of my first EP ‘LaCle’ on Lucidflow which was released 21st Dec. 2013. I’d be really glad to be on Lucidflow again in future.
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
My greatest wish is to continue making music and to be able to do whatever makes me happy.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
I’d buy 3 houses in different places each with a phat studio and would be enjoying my life together with my girlfriend.
7. Lucidflow: Anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Let music talk. It’s the universal language that makes everyone happy.
Social network links:
1. www.facebook.com/jondonsonmusic
2. www.soundcloud.com/jon-donson
3. www.elektrostubete.ch
Tracklist:
1. Laughing Stock – Jin Choi
2. Pere Doodle – Jonas Sella
3. Fraisheur – Cabanne
4. Octopus – Jon Donson (unreleased)
5. Recovery – Samu.l
6. Snooze Operator – Doubtingthomas
7. Consumed – Saso Recyd Remix
8. Sick – Gorge Remix
9. LaCle – Jon Donson
10. Ask to Jack – Jamahr
11. Different Roads – Martin ‘M
12. Deep End – Samu.l
13. Fathoms – Clemens Ruh Remix
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December 21, 2013 The Lucid Podcast: 050 Chris Manura
Cheers dear Lucid Listeners and friends,
after our short break we have a new podcast for you by Chris Manura who recently provided a wicked Drum & Bass remix on Klartraum’s ‘Something Wrong’
Enjoy this 50th issue! x
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1 hr 2 min
November 23, 2013 The Lucid Podcast: 049 Nadja Lind (Lounge Mix)
Dear Lucid Podcast friends,
today I am sharing a lounge mix with you. Hope you having a wonderful, relaxing and energetic time.
1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
waking up early. sun. good workout. touching goosebump music. delicious coffee. yoga. being genuine.
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
too much macbook, facebook and internet. not being myself. living up to the expectations of others or my projections. stupid distractions like e.g. tv and news that only drain my energy.
3. Lucidflow: how do you support yourself in being creative?
feeling loved, setting priorities, getting my needs met, meeting friends, meditating, workout, psychological work, feeling, enjoing nature. creative questions like e.g. in Dr. Stephen Wolinsky’s books. humour, laughing, weeping.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
I founded Lucidflow together with my dear friend Helmut 2009 to have a platform for our Klartraum output in the first place. :)
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
I wish everybody was in her/his Unique Self.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
I would do the exact same thing but with more high-end equipment, high-end teachers and in a sunnier spot on this planet (at least in winter hehe)
7. Lucidflow: Anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Mark Twain: “Whoever is happy will make others happy too.”
Social network links:
1. nadjalind.com
2. soundcloud.com/nadjalind
3. facebook.com/pages/nadjalind
Tracklist:
Manhattan Skyline (Remix)
John Collins
Vision Collective Recordings
Sakta
Cloud
Blow
Miles Davis
KLARTRAUM UNRELEASED Cinematic Mix (80 bpm)
Klartraum
1960 What? (Opolopo Kick & Bass Rerub)
Gregory Porter
Tokyo Dawn Records
Simply Life (Original Mix)
BiteOfire
Imagination (Original Mix)
BiteOfire
Saxxual – Original Mix
Alankara, Jazzy D
TriCircle Recordings
Metrica (Original Mix)
BiteOfire
aero002 [rauhfaser_ep]
lokus_im_fokus [freund der familie]
Laidback
Helmut Ebritsch
Lucidflow-Records.com
What Am I Doin’?
Mr. Fluff
Marina (Nadja Lind Rmx)
Artette
Apollo Records
Da Juchitzer
Hubert von Goisern und die Alpinkatzen
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1 hr 9 min
November 09, 2013 The Lucid Podcast: 048 Ali Khan Live
we are delighted to bring you 1 hour of excellent warm, atmospheric and dubby sounds created by Lucid Artist Ali Khan form Canada. There’s no better way to begin the week-end so make yourself comfortable, enjoy Ali Khan LIVE and read his interview…
1. Lucidflow: How does a creative day look/feel like for you?
Creativity is part of everything I do at work, home, and play. But, when it comes to music, it’s whenever I feel inspired and the time is right. Most of my creative work gets done in the evenings, under low light, in my small home studio setup. I tend to work at things in short sessions, 3 hours at a time, at most. Sometimes, I jump into an idea as it crosses my mind for 30 minutes or so – before the feeling is lost. Projects take on a life of their own and progress organically, at their own pace.
2. Lucidflow: How do you hinder yourself in being creative?
Overthinking things. This usually happens when I fall into the trap of thinking instead of feeling my way through a composition. For example: trying to write music for a particular setting or audience. When this happens, I’m overly critical, and self-doubting. Usually those projects end abrubtly as I snap out of it and realize the sound isn’t right and isn’t really my own. It’s not wasted time though – everything becomes part of the learning process.
3. Lucidflow: how do you support yourself in being creative?
On a basic level, I try to keep a consistent weekly schedule and enough sleep. Beyond that, I do long distance running because of the mental clarity and physical well being that results. It also gives me a great time to go deep listening to music. I also stay reasonably current with electronic music production gear and software, always experimenting with new ideas and techniques. And, I’m fortunate to collaborate (almost weekly) with friend, Joe Silva and our Tonepushers project. Working together always generates new ideas and insights, and is all around inspiring.
4. Lucidflow: How did you come across Lucidflow?
I can’t remember exactly how! But I do remember early on, having some very meaningful and positive conversations with Nadja. I was attracted to the Lucidflow “sound” because of some of the spiritual undertones I tuned into.
5. Lucidflow: Tell us one of your greatest wishes:
I’d love to find a way to bring what I do with music closer to the healing arts – to use music and sound as a tool for personal health and happiness.
6. Lucidflow: If you had an infinite amount of time and money what would you do:
I would focus more time on writing music, traveling and would probably buy more gear. (lol) . I’m interested in Japan and Germany and would love to spend time there, assuming I could manage to bring my family with me!
7. Lucidflow: Anything else you would spread to the Lucid world?
Meditate often and stay magical!
Social network links:
1. kokorotechno.com
2. soundcloud.com/ali-khan
3. facebook.com/pages/Ali-Khan
Tracklist: (optional)
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1 hr 3 min