SoHaSo Podcast Series: Recent Episodes

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Something Happening Somewhere OOSSHA / NOWHERE

http://www.sohaso.com https://sohaso.bandcamp.com/

Something Happening Somewhere (SoHaSo). The name of the record label founded by https://soundcloud.com/nunodossantos, residing in Utrecht, The Netherlands. "The name itself leaves a lot open for your own imagination. I want to release musical material from befriended producers, new talent and my own work."

Events: http://bit.ly/sohasolabelnights

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When we released his EP Eternal Waves earlier this year on our sublabel OOSSHA our press text wrote "Nijmegen based @lucadellorso found some sort of time machine that brought him back to the days of Disco Magic and Il Discotto; a time where wobbly synths, heart felt handclaps and sweet melodies filled the air". Well, listen closely to this lovely mix with an hour full of gems by the man himself.

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We have something special for this episode of the podcast series. @tjade-de-vries providing us with a very special 4-hour recording of his ambient set from the @Zeezout Club Tour at @komoost during a chilly december day in 2017.

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For the 40th episode of our podcast series were happy to have https://soundcloud.com/nadiastruiwigh on board. You might know her from her beautiful Joannes remix which she did for us. Or her mindbending livesets, dj sets and productions on CPU Records, Denovali, DFA and MORD among others. Dive into the deep underworld of artful synthetics. A powerful and driving mix that showcases her futuristic and hypnotic blend of electronica, breaks & techno. Enjoy! :)

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Our SoHaSo podcast series continues with our 39th contribution by the Belgium but Amsterdam based DJ https://soundcloud.com/Marguilliersoof (also 1/2 of Vierdeux) ♥

In her own words, this mixtape fulfills her need to take home the feeling of "the long drive at sunset wandering about the paradise beyond the horizon".

Enjoy!

tracklist: Organizatsiya - Atrium Chinaski - Nor Room Call Super - Sulu Sekou Carmen Villain - I Trust you (DJ Python remix) Mr. Ho & Heap - Veils of the Beloved Leon Vynehall - Midnight On Rainbow Road (Beat Edit) Die Orangen - Yaranabe (Full Circle Goa Way Remix) Andras Fox & Oscar S. - Romance Pender Street Steppers - Falling D.K. - We Ride Hayati - FAAFWIT ASOK - Virtual Light Perdu - Road to Yuzu ASOK - Planetfall Hanna - Spaceland

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We are very pleased to present you our 38th episode mixed by Ineffekt. You might have seen him play during our SoHaSo slot at BRET’s new years day party, or heard some of his mind bending tracks being played by your favourite dj’s (SoHaSo ep incoming :) For this mix however, he recorded something entirely different. Something to guide you through the day.. Sit back, close your eyes and enjoy the ride.

tracklist: dedekind cut - mmxix yamaneko - playing fields paul hartnol - forgotten fields dj lostboi - ordinary people brieuc - la rêve de jeremy wade excerpt from everything you think you know about addiction is wrong andrea - floating excerpt from gil scott-heron’s comment 1 barker - hedonic treadmill jeigo - by my side andrea - 22:22 excerpt from moonlanding chris coco - searching for the balearic heartbeat john beltran - you internalize them triad god - china town everyday pariah - conifer dj lostboi - i just wanted to have fun mondkopf - vivere, finale

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https://soundcloud.com/queniv https://www.facebook.com/queniv-696749317195822/ www.sohaso.com

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https://soundcloud.com/vandmusic https://www.facebook.com/vandpage/ www.sohaso.com

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https://soundcloud.com/mark-du-mosch https://www.facebook.com/mark.dumosch/ www.sohaso.com

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https://soundcloud.com/willoirson https://www.facebook.com/willoirson www.sohaso.com

tracklist Suzanne Kraft Seven Day Turnaround Iron Curtis Cream Ex-Terrestrial Water Walk DJ Sports Entry Mode Artis Delphinidae Alejandro Mosso Quilla The Future Sound of London Eggshell Space Dimension Controller Hindsight '92 Benoit B Ice Valley SW. Untitled A2 Alejandro Mosso Uyuni Wanderwelle Her Name is Vairumati

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https://soundcloud.com/rogervanlunteren https://www.facebook.com/rogervanlunteren www.sohaso.com

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https://soundcloud.com/jo_annes https://www.facebook.com/joannesmusic/ www.sohaso.com

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https://soundcloud.com/traceymusic https://www.facebook.com/traceymusic/ www.sohaso.com

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For the 30th anniversary we've asked our good friends SHMLSS to do the honour to provide a special edition of our SoHaSo podcast series. The duo’s name has been heard more and more in the last couple of years, echoing through the city of Amsterdam, Holland and beyond. The guys connected through their love for Disco music but their productions and mixes show their ability to effortlessly blend their roots with genres like Africa beats, Ambient and Industrial House grooves. Besides collecting and playing records they’re also running a vinyl only label called ‘XXX’. 


This podcast perfectly showcases their ability to morph from one style to the next. Starting out with crickets, drum playing and otherworldly chords and melodies, they then take it back to 80’s DX7’s and gated reverb snares before injecting more modern sounds and repeating the circle all over. Along the way music both old and anew is used to provide an essential listen, a compelling journey through their inspirations. Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/shmlss https://www.facebook.com/SHMLSS/ www.sohaso.com

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For the 29th edition of our SoHaSo podcast series we've invited Fader From Borneo, you might know him from his remix for Nuno dos Santos' track 'Storm Inside' which got released on last years' Trignometry Of Love Remix EP. But of course that's only the tip of the iceberg, as an owner of his Borneo records he releases everything from house to italo by artists such as Professor Genius, Asan, Sir Stephen and himself. Besides this he hosts his 'Greeting From Borneo' radio show on Red Light Radio and is a regular guest at the Operator radio station from Rotterdam.

This podcast hits you in the guts by starting off with some old school hard hitting electro but eases the pain soon after with some ethereal sounds and synthesized pan flutes. It continues the journey with an array of sounds that could be thought of as electronic music, as interpreted by a tribe from a deserted island somewhere along the Asian coast. Enjoy the waves!

@borneo-records www.facebook.com/faderfromborneo 
www.sohaso.com

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We enter the fresh year of 2018 with a new edition in our SoHaSo podcast series, this time inviting Dutch prodigy Bas Dobbelaer. Bas isn’t new to the scene but has been steadily working away on a characteristic sound and finding his own grooves to play, which is now definitely paying off. Bas sets out to find a special sentiment in his sets that fits that particular moment, alway trying to tell a story within his selected records. Those contain broken beats and odd time signatures all the way to trippier dance floor belters, but most of the records in his collection can be described as ‘rhythmic and atmospheric’.

Bas Dobbelaer has created just such a mix for us that fits his trademark style. Starting out with something that sounds like a field recording from a train station, the rhythmic patterns slowly emerge while ambient synth swirls fill the environment. Steadily drawing the listener in with more impactful, trippy and minimal beats. The first half of the mix sounds like it could be best experienced on one of those train rides where endless fields quickly appear and dissolve in the distance, away from your window seat. Don’t let it soothe you too much though, the tempo and intensity are picked up in the second half before softening the landing right before arriving. Wherever you are listening, we hope you can enjoy it just as much as that train ride!

@bas-dobbelaer
 www.facebook.com/bas.dobbelaer.music 
www.sohaso.com

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https://soundcloud.com/thomasneyens https://www.facebook.com/kianiandhislegion/ www.sohaso.com

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After our 25th anniversary edition we have the invited the lovely Sevensol for the new addition to our next run of SoHaSo podcasts. We had the honour of seeing Sevensol play at our hosting at Paradigm Festival last summer as part of his Manamana outfit together with Jan Barich aka Map.ache. Together with Dennis Knoof (Bender) they also run the incredible KANN Records label, which has a low output high quality approach to everything they do. Techno, down-tempo music, soulful and trippy all fit the description but their sound is surely placed in a garden they have grown themselves. The originators behind the label had very different upbringings but in the label they combine their interest and create a common ground in the love for (diverse) music.

The mix Sevensol has created for us is a nice blend of some of the sounds that can be found on the KANN label. Exposing the deeper and trippier side of the spectrum, not only transitioning from one big climax to the next. We certainly appreciate this breath of fresh air in the sometimes overly pumped up music side of things nowadays. We hope you can enjoy it just as much!

@sevensol
 https://www.facebook.com/5evensol www.sohaso.com

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Time flies, we’ve arrived at our 25th SoHaSo podcast! The latest in our podcast series is a very special anniversary edition by none other than great dj and friend Melon! Melon is a natural all round artist, a DJ’s DJ who has managed to gain residencies and regular bookings at some of the finest clubs around the globe - purely by being great at spinning records. His awesome record collection, spanning three decades of dance music, is the base for a unique sound that is always a few steps ahead of the game. Timeless, muscular house in all its glory and variety which could be regularly witnessed at his monthly residency at Trouw. Not your average human being. Something that becomes obvious the second he enters the room – a beaming, larger than life personality that cannot possibly be ignored, with releases & remixes on top notch labels such as Innervisions, Rekids, Rush Hour & his own imprint Ratio? music.

After this summer’s festival Melon has decided to step away from performing for a while, in his own words ‘Music will always be my passion & records will be made (new material is on its way) but todays DJ culture doesn't feed my creativity as it used to...time to change the game!’. That’s why we feel even more honoured to have him onboard for our podcast series with an edition extraordinaire. A three hour journey from start to finish that touches upon everything from slow house music to fierce disco, from Rene & Angela to Arthur Russell. It really showcases Melon’ talent and keen talent to put together a personal journey through different records.

Enjoy!

@ratio
 https://www.facebook.com/melonproductions www.sohaso.com

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We continue our journey in the SoHaSo podcast series with a fresh addition delivered by our Munich friend Niclas Gillich, also known as Samsa. Even though at the of 23 he is still quite a new face in the scene, he has been appearing more and more lately with regular appearances at MMA (Mixed Munich Arts) and gigs throughout Europe. Samsa is also involved behind the scenes, as a founder of the South German event series ÆTHER and co-organizer and resident of the upcoming Farrago Festival. A festival that offers an intimate celebration of electronic music at a stunning Bavarian castle located in the lush green folds of South Germany, combined with a very tasty line-up.

His taste in music can be described as eclectic, which can definitely be heard in this SoHaSo podcast, and has evolved from a young age throughout his experience as a musician. Having played multiple instruments before getting in touch with the electronic sound worlds that further paved the way for his development. All his experience is now channelled through his main moniker Samsa, which is focussed mainly on the deep, driving and atmospheric spectrum of the dance floor. An hypnotising introduction by Sei A functions as the catalyst of this sonic journey, slowly engulfing the listener in a womb like state filled with heartfelt melodies. Diverging from here, Samsa slowly introduces more and more rhythmic elements but keeps the hypnotising undertone to further suck the listener in. Building the energy until about halfway through a definite switch is made to driving cosmic music, resulting in a sonic excursion that’s worth repeating…

Enjoy!

@samsamusik @aetherorg
 www.facebook.com/samsamusik/
 www.sohaso.com

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A fresh new chapter in our SoHaSo podcast series, delivered by Dutch rising talent Gijs Voesten, also known as Lucky Done Gone. His name has been circulating more and more through the electronic music scene, with regular appearances at Red Light Radio and festivals like Sziget, Mysteryland, DGTL, Straf_werk and others.

The Dutchman has an interest in a broad range of sounds and tries to tell a personal story with his sets, creating intense journeys that range from Chicago to Detroit, from the UK to the Berlin sound. This can all be clearly heard in his latest podcast for SoHaSo, sharing a similarly diverse audio spectrum. The podcast starts off with a gentle touch, ambient sounds from the rainforest, deep shaman drums and birdsong all enter the sound stage to get you in a state of trance. Jazz drum cymbals, strumming wobbly guitars and synths soften the landing before diving back in with some new age inspired synthapella’s that lead into the first drumbeats fifteen minutes into the set. Continuing the journey, everything from African percussion lines to 80’s fm synth bell melodies and TR-707 grooves are combined, resulting in a myriad of warm and soulful sounds.

Enjoy!

@luckydonegone
 www.facebook.com/luckydonegone/ www.sohaso.com

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The latest chapter in our SoHaSo podcast series is created by the eminent Belgion-born & Berlin-based Locked Groove. The ever shifting landscape of techno and house has been a fertile ground for this talented producer, having released his hypnotic work-outs on labels such as Afterlife, Hotflush, Permanent Vacation, his eponymous label Locked Groove records, Speicher and Turbo Recordings. We personally know him for his track ‘Namibia’ on our SOMEWHERE II compilation, as well as hi latest rework of Presk’s 2BXPRZD which was released on a collaborative EP between SoHaS and Mary Go Wild. Both of which we love!

Both his productions and dj sets share the effortless luster of classic Chicago anthems and the eerie qualities of raw industrial jams. This crossover complexion showcases a bold vision that separates him from the tropes with an uncompromising influence. You can very much hear this in his SoHaSo podcast which doesn’t beat around the bush.. Starting out with some percussion grooves before diving in a raw techno-influenced tour de force that smashes you in the most positive way.

Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/lockedgrooves https://www.facebook.com/lockedgroove/ www.sohaso.com

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The 21th episode in our SoHaSo podcast series is marked by one of the illuminating figures within London’s underground Electronic Scene: Scott Fraser. Producing his own music since the 90’s with his Bios project and nowadays under his own name and a string of monikers, running the Crimes of The Future label with Timothy J Fairplay, releasing music by Black Merlin, Perseus Traxx and others, alongside it’s similarly named club night in Glasgow, his monthly Body Hammer party he co-runs in London with Joe hart and his own DX Recordings imprint. We know him for his Dark Matter Reconstruction of Sigward’s MX86 which was released on SoHaSo’s Black Mambo EP and is still one of our personal favourites. His own sound is constantly exploring the more offbeat edges of electronic dance music and is inspired by the sounds coming from Chicago and Detroit and a live and hands-on approach to making music.

All of this can be heard in his SoHaSo podcast which gets a short introduction by an electronic text to speech representative before diving straight into jacking grooves and saturated 808 beats full of funk. The mix shares the same live feeling he uses in his productions and provides a refreshing journey for your eardrums.

Enjoy!
 @scott-fraser www.facebook.com/scott.fraser.313 www.sohaso.com

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Our fist SoHaSo podcast of the year is something truly special. It’s brought to you by the mastermind behind our latest release and the track Europa on the SOMEWHERE compilation, it’s the work of Quince. Listening to his Rif EP you might have expected something completely different for this podcast, but it’s a sign of the broad range of sounds that influence Quince to produce his own signature sonics. Aptly titled ‘Quince’s West African Psychedelic Funk Show’, it’s an hour long blend of Fela inspired grooves, backed by hypnotising keys, phasing synths and blazing horns. We certainly have transported to a warm and sweaty place somewhere far away from the cold outside our office, which is a very welcome addition and it might do just the same for you… Enjoy!

Enjoy! @quincemusic https://www.facebook.com/Quince-74530038262 www.sohaso.com

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As the leaves are slowly turning yellow, the temperature is dropping and the layer of cloths is thickening we are happy to present a new SoHaSo podcast by our good friend KAAP which suits perfect for a headphone stroll trough the autumn forest. KAAP is known as the head honcho of his own tape label Yield, which has put forth some quality releases by the likes of Central and Dj Sports besides being a playground for his own musical experimentations in the lab. His lab is filled to the brim with analog gear that smells like the dusty and grainy sounds you can find in his own productions. Old drum computers, tape machines/echo's and quirky little synths all add to the vibe and and raw airwaves that are produced by his space ship.

KAAP has also been a part of our early SoHaSo label nights at the now legendary defunct club Trouw and he might even make an appearance on a future release (hint). This podcast oozes with character, firing off with dub and ambient vibes before picking up the pace with more compelling grooves, speeding up along the electro highway heading down the rabbit hole. The perfect antidote or amplifier, depending on you're approach, for those rainy November afternoons.

Enjoy!
 @kaapofficial
 www.facebook.com/kaapofficial
 www.sohaso.com

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Summer is slowly closing it's wings on us, and we're moving from the festivals and time spent outside inwardly for introspection. We couldn't be happier to present a musical journey by Stefan Vincent that fits right into this change of moods. Stefan Vincent is known by his quality output on labels like Dynamic Reflections, Stockholm LTD and became an even closer friend with his track 'How It Could've Been' on our SOMEWHERE sampler and compilation. Although Stefan Vincent is known for his driving and melodic 'techno' productions, this is far from your average club music podcast. It's an emotional journey from start to finish, with acoustic soundwaves that hit you right in the chest. Starting out with some soothing Boards of Canada's pads, moving into string work by Arvo Pärt, Colin Stetson and music from the film Under The Skin by composer Mica Levi, you can feel something hauntingly beautiful beneath the surface. In his own words it’s ’a selection of music I listen to at home, to get inspired or just because I feel like it, music with different colours and textures.' It's something that deserves attention, and we think is worth listening to from start to finish preferably on your own in a place where you can close your eyes...

Enjoy! @stefanvincent www.facebook.com/iamstefanvincent www.sohaso.com

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We're proud to present a freshly composed journey by long time friend and music fanatic Thomas Herb. Thomas Herb has built a strong DJ reputation over the years when it’s about merging soul-injected house, techno and disco into a musical journey. Having been a well respected DJ for over two decades, he's also known for his quality production work together as the TH in SBTH with previous podcast connaisseur Mathias Schober (Show-B) and together they run the incredibly tasteful Lossless label. This mix fires of with the digital arpeggio's of Four Tet and then let's Dorisburg mesmerize us into deeper states of conciousness before unleashing full psychedelic dancefloor material. Also featured, is a sneak preview of an upcoming SoHaSo x Lossless collab with a Mathias Shober & Thomas Herb remix, for those who can find it...

Enjoy! @thomas-herb-1 www.facebook.com/thomasherbdj www.sohaso.com

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Spring has finally revealed itself on our doorstep. With a fresh perspective and vitality we’re yearning for longer days and moments of solar celebration. We asked our beloved Love over Entropy to supply us with the latest dosage of SoHaSo podcast goodness, for you to enjoy in this moment of both inner and outer transformation. Just like you can notice the both sudden and magical transformation towards greener surroundings, this podcast slowly comes to live like awakening from a deeper state of trance. Only finding new illusions to surround us with.

Enjoy!
 @loveoverentropy 
www.facebook.com/love.over.entropy 
www.sohaso.com

Tracklist:

  1. Practopia - Redcell (A.R.T.)
  2. Outland3 - Dubspeeka (Skeleton)
  3. Solar tears - Gisberto (Amateur Collecteur)
  4. For the rest (Mathias Schober remix) - Black 80s (Freerange)
  5. Canavan calling - Chymera (Ovum)
  6. Winterland (Petar Dundov edition) - Kurt Baggaley (Chapter24)
  7. Blue grey green“ (Discodromo Remix) - Indoor Life (Compost Disco)
  8. Carmonna - Philipp Stoya (Compost Black Label)
  9. Clusterfuck - Barker & Baumecker (Omnidisc)
  10. Things of glass - Oaktree (PIAS)
  11. Glömde (Love over Entropy remix) - Nandu (Off)
  12. ID
  13. Energy - Newworldaquarium (New religion)

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While we're still in a late winter hibernate, slowly the longing for spring and outside adventures peak around the corner. This new SoHaSo podcast by Malbetrieb should be the right fit to accompany these states of transformation. We asked the artist behind Nim (SOMEWHERE02) and resident of one the best clubs of the country (Paradigm) to create a bit more of an experimental podcast. He gladly took the challenge. Soothing soundscapes and shimmering melodies move along to let you settle in before the first dub kicks in after a gentle 20 minutes. Moving the same expansive sound from the heart and mind to the rhythms of the club, it's the perfect antidote for those last long winter nights and moments of introspection!

Enjoy! @malbetrieb www.facebook.com/malbetrieb www.sohaso.com

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Last year has been a truly wonderful and fruitful trip, and we’re looking forward to see what this new year will bring us. Can't wait to share new music, and we hereby present you one of those first golden eggs: a new SoHaSo podcast by Mathias Shober. The man behind SOMEWHERE02’s track ‘According To’ and the man of many monikers: SHOW-B, SB, half of the duo SBTH, Pattern Select (with Milton Jackson) and label head of the incredibly tasteful LOSSLESS. This lush mix starts out with an I:Cube track that reminds of early Terry Riley, floating arpeggios and pads take us along to something that reminds of a shamanistic ritual. Once hypnotised and settled down, Mathias picks up the pace and takes the listener on an 80-minute journey trough driving landscapes of electronic resonating bodies.

Enjoy! @show-b www.facebook.com/showb.house www.sohaso.com

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Island Kizhi is a French kid exiled in Amsterdam, as the title of his track on our SOMEWHERE compilation might suggest a ‘Lone Boy’. Not socially, but in the way in which Island Kizhi creates his own dreamy world around him which he fills with exotic beat driven melodies, while layers of electronic texture drape over organic sounds and hypnotic voices. We’re very glad he is here to deliver the 12th edition of our SoHaSo podcast series! Starting out with shimmering voices that might think of Jon Hopkins, dissolving into a driving beat and picking up the pace from the there. Let Island Kizhi take you on a journey trough space and time!

@island-kizhi www.facebook.com/islandkizhi www.sohaso.com

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The 11th episode in our SoHaSo podcast series is marked by one of our very talented neighbours: Kiani & His Legion. The Belgian producer has been making more waves lately with an impressive sequence of releases, including on our very own Something Happening Somewhere with dance floor belter At The Violet Hour. This podcast starts out with some ethereal frequencies before it slowly engulfs you with its hypnotising rhythms and melodies that remind you of a nostalgic techno and house tour de force coming from 90’s Detroit. A highly recommended teaser of what’s yet to come from our collaboration.

Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/thomasneyens https://www.facebook.com/kianiandhislegion www.sohaso.com

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We're happy to present the 10th anniversary edition of our SoHaSo podcast series! Brought to you by the talented duo Polynation, an exciting new live act that fuses moods of electronica with techno, ambient and world music. Their act is defined by the use of electronic, acoustic sounds and live drums to create a lush canvas aimed at a more band-like approach towards electronic music. This podcast takes you from the bubbling synths of Four Tet all the way to their stunning closer track 'Anther' which was released on our own SOMEWHERE Vinyl Sampler and SOMEWHERE I compilation. Consistently throwing you off balance with surprises and maintaining an edge and that is an integral part of their own sound.

A truly delightful trip, enjoy!

@polynation www.facebook.com/polynationmusic www.sohaso.com

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The 9th episode in our SoHaSo podcast series is marked by our much beloved afro head and SoHaSo resident Tsepo. The charismatic Dutch born has been on fire lately with a streak of killer dj-sets and a first release on the legendary Kompakt label with his remix for Gus Gus's Airwaves. This podcast is taking your mind on a trip all over the world with music influenced by African tribalism all the way up to ear-blinding fata morgana's in the eastern desert. He combines this all with great eclectic taste, retro vibes and melodic centred grooves that will make you feel like you've had your summer holiday long before it even started.

Enjoy!

@janvdlugttsepo www.facebook.com/tsepomusic www.sohaso.com

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The 8th rendition in our SoHaSo podcast series is marked by long-time heavyweight Kurt Baggaley, also better known as Scape-One. The Englishman has recently re-invented himself with a new streak of inspiration that led to the creation of his Former Self EP on Something Happening Somewhere. This mix is an expression of that same refreshing energy. Combining old with new, neatly creating a hypnotic ride for the open-minded listener.

Enjoy!

@scape-one www.facebook.com/pages/Kurt-Baggaley/973688385996190 www.sohaso.com

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After a few magnificent renditions we return to our roots. The latest SoHaSo podcast in this evolving series is by none other than king of the hive Nuno Dos Santos! Recorded at our last event with John Talabot, Pional and Job Jobse it's a prima example of his class and style. Combining different genres, vibes and emotions into one homogeneous experience that leads you towards the darker areas of your psyche, down the rabbit hole we go...

Enjoy!

@nunodossantos www.facebook.com/nunodossantos www.sohaso.com

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Our SoHaSo podcast series continues with our sixth contribution by the talented Simon Garcia! You might remember him from his remix of Sigward's Black Mambo release on SoHaSo. It's a powerful and driving mix that showcases his futuristic and hypnotic blend of Electronica, House and Techno. No long intro's here, dive straight into the fray!

Enjoy!

@simon-garcia www.facebook.com/simongarcialab www.sohaso.com

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Our fifth SoHaSo podcast series by label artist Sigward, drags us along into the deep underworld of artful synthetics, where an array of slo-mo, psychedelic sounds carry you in a smooth metrical flow of satisfying beats. It’s soultry, with a hint of sin.

Enjoy!

@sigward https://www.facebook.com/sigwardmusic www.sohaso.com

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The fourth SoHaSo podcast series continues with an eclectic synth-driven mix by resident Pieter Jansen. Starting off with a dramatic synthesizer intro and then venturing into an exciting kraut influenced set.

Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/pejiej https://www.facebook.com/Pejiej www.sohaso.com

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Chaos from order. Crooked lines. Wicked stabs. Presk, hailing from the depths of Amsterdam’s bass and electronica scene, is showing off his guts on the third release of @NunoDosSantos vinyl fueled label Something Happening Somewhere.

In the run up to his upcoming 'Babou' EP (release date July 7th) Presk created Vol 3 of our SoHaSo podcast series !

Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/presk https://www.facebook.com/thisispresk www.sohaso.com

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The second SohaSo podcast series continues with a mix by The Drifter who just released an amazing ep on his own Maeve imprint. Hear some exclusive unreleased material for you in this special mix.

Keep an eye out for our upcoming releases, something really cool coming up in the near future.. ;)

Enjoy!

https://soundcloud.com/thedriftersound https://www.facebook.com/thedriftersound http://www.sohaso.com

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"On a Saturday night you might find yourself in a dark, smoky club, dancing until your clothes are soaking wet, but somewhere else in the world someone is cutting down a tree in a rainforest at the same time. A red car crashes into a lamppost and a girl with curly hair falls deeply in love with a Japanese mailman.. " - The new SohaSo podcast series kicks off with a mix by label head https://soundcloud.com/nunodossantos.

Expect a series with lots of cool artists from the SoHaSo label & events in the near future! This podcast features the https://soundcloud.com/johannes-brecht remix of https://soundcloud.com/mayaku - part of SoHaSo 002 - and a whole lot of other new gems. Enjoy !

http://www.nunodossantos.net http://www.facebook.com/nunodossantos https://soundcloud.com/nunodossantos http://www.sohaso.com