Microtechno Podcast

At Microtechno Podcast we are always looking for outstanding talent, on this new episode we invited Romania's Tudor Ana from Cluj-Napoca. He delighted us with this elegantly mixed and finely selected session, certainly a jewel to save in your collection of episodes. Enjoy

Social Links

https://soundcloud.com/tudor-ana

https://www.facebook.com/tudorana1603

On this last episode we invited Act.Natural, they are a brand new DJ/production duo hailing from Leeds, formed through a long standing friendship and a mutual love of music. They found that both their tastes were along a similar line to one another whilst also still having very individual eclectic interests. They love everything from 90’s hip hop, to breakbeat through to disco and of course house music and everything in between.

Act.Natural’s main aim is to create and deliver music in their own unique way and to do it how they want to do it, without having to succumb to the latest trends or 'the norm.' They've been big vinyl collectors for a number of years and they love nothing more than digging through record stores to find that one gem. They are constantly surprising each other with their track selection whenever they play and practice, yet manage to maintain a vibe and a groove fit for the party that they’re playing. Simply, Act.Natural is an expression and a vision of 2 personalities that have come together to create unique and interesting music along with the ability to deliver their own sound through their DJ sets.

In March 2016, they won the coveted title of the 20/20 Vision DJ Competition and were hand picked by Ralph Lawson himself to play alongside him at the 20/20 Vision Easter Party. Off the back of this they’ve made a special guest appearance on KMAH Radio and have a string of remixes and original releases lined up for 2016.

Social Media Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ActNaturalMusic/

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/act-natural-music

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Act_Natural1

On this new episode of Microtechno Podcast we bring an outstanding minimal session from Ukraine's Anton Trutnenko aka Sad Mime (@sadmime-beat). Enjoy

On this episode a session from PVLV (@pvlv) from Odessa in Ukraine. Enjoy

Unusual Abstract (@unusualabstract) is a young producer from Bucharest Romania, the session will certainly impress more than a listener due to his outstanding taste for music. ENJOY

On this episode we invited Katharine Abrahams from Motion:Theory (@katharine-motiontheory), sublime sounds and hypnotic funk stimulate her being, compelling her to source, mix and access dimensions too many to mention. A natural curator, the journey is micro, psychedelic, soul-stirring and funky; perfect for vibration appreciation in the dance floor sweet spot.

Flipping records and dancing by the side of dj Ben Abrahams for 18 years, their marriage is firmly rooted between decks and dance floor. Their child Eli has lived 6 years of immersion in the most delectable sound waves. They featured on dancefloors back in 2000, as Ben rocked forests and the infamous Melbourne nightclub Onesixone as the Earthcore resident, until a series of adventures found them inhabiting a church in the Byron Bay hills. Children, animals and wild folk were drawn to their all ages acid-house parties at the local Billinudgel Barn, an ecstatic hoe-down to luscious vinyl amidst the surreal Australian bush. Katharine and Ben played records at the early Splendour in the Grass Festivals before moving to Rainbow Bay, to create the freshest experience on the Gold Coast at the infamous Elsewhere Bar.

Katharine danced to Ben's legendary sets, which consistently went off every Saturday for Motion:Theory:Music, from Elsewhere's conception, for 7 years. Dhe played an early set of warm psychedelic house before Ben, and then moved between heaving dance floor and turntables for the spectacularly crazy early morning hours. No words can describe that scene either, but it's imprinted in many memories. Elsewhere won 'Best Music for a Club in Australia' at the Sydney Bar Music Awards at this time.

They are now in Melbourne, where she has dj'd for Killing Time Bar, Black Market, Quality Project, Faceless, Doesnt Matter, Revolver's Mama Said and Mi Casa. Katharine closed the Garden Stage for A Collective Future in the bush, and had everyone vibrating, elevating and connecting. She has created podcasts for Mesa Recordings from Santa Fe, Art-E from Romania podcast and next, she and Ben create for Bonjour Minimal.

Blurring the line between house and techno, their Motion:Theory parties are renowned for involving others who See:With:Their:Ears. Katharine's selections are unique, and mixing style smooth and bass driven. She will twist you new ways with her flow of astral:house. Not one to hold back, whether djing alone or with Ben, she connects the space with energy designed to spiral you up and out.

Find more about Katharine at:

https://www.facebook.com/MotionTheoryMusic/

The margin is the new project by producer and promoter Dan Watts aka Fractal Architect.

As a teen of the eighties, Dan witnessed the establishment of techno and house music as it filtered over the water from Chicago and Detroit, before finally exploding into popular culture in England through the original Energy parties in London. A dedicated techno lover to the end, Dan was one of the many Dj’s at this time who were responsible for introducing the likes of Richie Hawtin, Underground Resistance and Joey Beltram to the U.K. Dan has Dj’d with many of the world’s best including Carl Cox, Nick Warren, The DJ Producer, and Colin Faver.

For Dan it’s always been about the music, and this was very much the ideology that led him to form the legendary free rave collective ‘The Assembly’ in 1991. Dan and the crew were responsible for numerous gatherings, frequently attracting over 5000 party heads from all over the country to one of many beaches, commons or woodland clearings every Friday and Saturday night during the summer months.

Dan’s next move established him as one of the leading techno DJ’s in the South West of England. He was the founder member of the infamous ‘Sketch Crew’ who were responsible for organising one of the largest weekly house and techno club nights anywhere in the country, regularly attracting over 1500 clubbers. Dan’s unique approach to music and his own distinctive and very tuneful style, quickly demanded that he hit the studio to write his own sound. A wonderful wife, four children and a degree later, Dan is back in the studio, producing a string of releases on some of the most well respected labels in the business and appearing in the playlists of the worlds elite DJ's including Paul Oakenfold, Hernan Cattaneo and Gabriel Ananda. Find more about Dan's new project on @themargin1

On this new episode we bring an outstanding session with over 150 minutes of amazing music from Animated Sounds (@animatedsounds)from Donetsk, Ukraine. More info at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002566797207

On this episode we invited Milan Kobar (@le-kobar), Big Boss at WAWH Records, he is an experienced electronic artist and vinyl activist, proud of his 1500 record collection, Milan's vision of music is deep and mystical, inspired by several journeys to wild places around europe. He has played at countless clubs ,radios, festivals in Berlin, Madrid, London, Buenos Aires, Bogotá, New York, Seoul, Oslo and Paris. Certainly he has also taken part in the French electronic explosion. More info about Milan and his label at:

http://www.wawh-music.com

https://www.facebook.com/milankobar

https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/milankobar

This episode comes from Donetsk in the east corner of Ukraine with Orbit. He invites the audience to a voyage out of the ordinary by exercising their senses and emotions trough music ... "a peculiar state of coma” as he calls it. His musical style stumble between the different nuances of deep techno and house. Find out more about orbit on the following links:

Soundcloud: @orbitdj

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denisorbitsadchikov