Hey-hey...!!!
This is the first set, of (hopefully) a string of sets that have the following in common:
1. Each set focusses on a particular netlabel, who's releases have appeared in virtually all CaN-mixes
2. Each netlabel (represented in each mix) is a label, whom I respect for what they do - musically, business-wise etc.
3. Each netlabel has been more than supportive regarding contributing to the CaN-series in contributing, giving feedback etc.
The first netlabel to get mixed is the German netlabel, Thinner - a label which shouldn't need any further introduction, IMO.
But for those of you who aren't in-the-know, based in Frankfurt A.M., Thinner releases electronic music in digital file formats under the Creative Commons license since 1998.
Furthermore, this label has now accumulated more than two million mp3-downloads of their catalog, to date.
Founded by Swedish Thomas Jaldemark, it's daily operations are today run by Sebastian Redenz and Ole Schulte,
supported by an international team that are geographically spread all over the globe.
From beginning to release signature dub-inspired techno/house music (which genre-wise still make their appearances/get released)
that were more-or-less trying to emulate styles/genres (eg. Basic Channel, Maurizio, Substance&Vainquer et al.).
However, over the years, Thinner has managed to evolve as a label and start releasing new sounds and/or interesting hybrids of existing ones.
One of my friends, an established DJ, artist and label-CEO, who has had the opportunity to get a sneak-preview of this mix,
probably sums up Thinner very aptly with this following comment: Music from Thinner is very class...
I couldn't agree more...
d.
Tracklist:
Laura Palmer: Evolve [thn095-01]
Laura Palmer: Evolve (Marko Fürstenberg Remix) [ thn095-04]
Sebastian Redenz: Illusion [thn010-04]
Surphase & Rktic: Elbwärts [thn040-03]
LOD: Sol (Marko Fürstenberg Remix) [thn074-07]
Benfay: Oak [thn054-03]
Gurtz: Klok (Deluge Remix) [thn074-06]
Surphase & Rktic: Südschleuse [thn040-04]
Surphase & Rktic: Tidenhub [thn040-01]
Jason Corder: Deja Hue [thn057-01]
Brian Kage: Eight Ways [thn056-01]
DL-links:
mp3-version (192kbps, CBR)
FLAC-version
Stream (64kbps, m3u-file)
This mix (as a whole) is licensed under: the Creative Commons license 3.0 (Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works)
NOTE: If this mix is third-party distributed, the tracklist, CC-license terms, and Thinner's URL has to accompany the audio-file in some manner.
From more details, downloads of the individual tracks/E.P.s used in this mix (plus accessing their other releases), visit Thinner's website:
http://thinner.cc/
d.
P.S. Drop the usual feedback, if you feel like doing so - T.I.A.!
Nice mixes (no 808 State tracks involved)
Moderators: Ancodia, Pob, markus, nickking
Last edited by dee3 on 25 Nov 2007 21:46, edited 2 times in total.
The Thinner stuff is really great, why are so many net labels completely overlooked??? I recommend www.audioaubergine.com too, their releases from Paul Blackford should appeal to fans of 808.
But I digress. Keep up the mixes Dee3!
But I digress. Keep up the mixes Dee3!
Thanks for the feedback, guys!
This one's for 'Steve': regarding overlooked net-labels, I think it has something to do with the mentality of combining
"Free (legal) mp3s=S-H-I-T-E!!!" and "Creative Commons-licensed tracks=YAWN-Boring".
O.K., I'm probably biased, but the majority of Thinner's releases are up to par with - say - Basic Channel's (without carbon-copying them, mind)!
But tell you what, 'Steve' - I think you should sorta copy-and-paste your comment 'bout www.audioaubergine.com (yeah, another cool net-label BTW), and start a new thread 'bout net-labels in this section of the forum. And if you won't - I will!
And if anyone knows of any other (cool) net-labels out there - then post the URL's there!
'later,
d.
This one's for 'Steve': regarding overlooked net-labels, I think it has something to do with the mentality of combining
"Free (legal) mp3s=S-H-I-T-E!!!" and "Creative Commons-licensed tracks=YAWN-Boring".
O.K., I'm probably biased, but the majority of Thinner's releases are up to par with - say - Basic Channel's (without carbon-copying them, mind)!
But tell you what, 'Steve' - I think you should sorta copy-and-paste your comment 'bout www.audioaubergine.com (yeah, another cool net-label BTW), and start a new thread 'bout net-labels in this section of the forum. And if you won't - I will!
And if anyone knows of any other (cool) net-labels out there - then post the URL's there!
'later,
d.
The Thinner label is featured on the latest free Slices DVD (out 15 December). Recommended as always.
(GRRRRRR!!! 
)
Quick update regarding the "CaN vs. Thinner (pt. 1)"-mix, folks:
1. Apparently, I was a little bit to quick clicking the "Post"-button for my last bulletin, as I forgot to add the URL for this mix' micro-site, which is:
http://compilinganetwork.freeweb7.com/cvt1/
2. There's been some technical issues regarding the 64kbps-stream - these have now been sorted out!
So stream away...!
'later,
d.
)Quick update regarding the "CaN vs. Thinner (pt. 1)"-mix, folks:
1. Apparently, I was a little bit to quick clicking the "Post"-button for my last bulletin, as I forgot to add the URL for this mix' micro-site, which is:
http://compilinganetwork.freeweb7.com/cvt1/
2. There's been some technical issues regarding the 64kbps-stream - these have now been sorted out!
So stream away...!
'later,
d.
Just like last time, this is totally UNOFFICIAL, but I thought that I'd once more give my favorite forum a head-start on things:
"Compiling a Network v6.0" is now up for grabs for you lot - still real quiet-like, mind!
Tracklist:
(Intro)
Mitch Walcott: The Void between Saturn and Titan / Wildub
Metaflux: Transparent / Tropic
Martin Donath: Foresight / Stadtgruen
Sunner Soul: Lama Loo / Stadtgruen
Georg Neufeld (feat. Astral T): Lakeside People / Stadtgruen
Laura Palmer: Borderline / Thinner
Bitley: 909 Enemies of 101 States / (Unreleased)
Wave Ratio: Zone (Mix 1+2) / (Unreleased)
The Parallel: Spider / (Unreleased)
Ture Sventon: Mörker (Jeff Bennet Remix)/ Tropic
Matt Jackson: Water Down the Drain / Tropic
(Intermission)
Mitch Walcott/Dimitri Pike: Re-Treatment 03 / Wildub
Carl Taylor: Cryagyn / (Unreleased)
Samuel James: Dew Drops V.2 / Elektrosouls
Royal Underground: Rejazzed / Glam Slam
Mitch Walcott/Dimitri Pike: Re-Treatment 01 / Wildub
System Exclusive: Midway 2.3x / Static Recordings
Running-time: 72:52
Encoded with LAME 3.98a11 at 192kbps - CBR
ID3-tags: Yes (v1.X and v2.X)
And how do you get hold of this latest slab of fine neighborhood-noise?
Either:
Go herefor the multifunctional feedburner-feed/page (all depending on your browser)
Or update your already existing subscription (podcast/RSS)
Or just as suggested last time 'round (and still even better, actually):
Download the EPK (a PDF-file) from here - which contains all of the necessary links, you'll ever need!
Once more, you won't have to be dickin' around with copying, pasting and sending links left 'n' right to your buddies!
Just attach the PDF-file to an email, and that's all he wrote... Boo-Yah!
Enjoy - feedback always appreciated...! T.I.A.!
Oh BTW and FYI - the mix gets officially announced this coming Sunday evening,
so try and see if all of you can't keep a lid on things until then...!
Again, T.I.A.!
d.
"Compiling a Network v6.0" is now up for grabs for you lot - still real quiet-like, mind!
Tracklist:
(Intro)
Mitch Walcott: The Void between Saturn and Titan / Wildub
Metaflux: Transparent / Tropic
Martin Donath: Foresight / Stadtgruen
Sunner Soul: Lama Loo / Stadtgruen
Georg Neufeld (feat. Astral T): Lakeside People / Stadtgruen
Laura Palmer: Borderline / Thinner
Bitley: 909 Enemies of 101 States / (Unreleased)
Wave Ratio: Zone (Mix 1+2) / (Unreleased)
The Parallel: Spider / (Unreleased)
Ture Sventon: Mörker (Jeff Bennet Remix)/ Tropic
Matt Jackson: Water Down the Drain / Tropic
(Intermission)
Mitch Walcott/Dimitri Pike: Re-Treatment 03 / Wildub
Carl Taylor: Cryagyn / (Unreleased)
Samuel James: Dew Drops V.2 / Elektrosouls
Royal Underground: Rejazzed / Glam Slam
Mitch Walcott/Dimitri Pike: Re-Treatment 01 / Wildub
System Exclusive: Midway 2.3x / Static Recordings
Running-time: 72:52
Encoded with LAME 3.98a11 at 192kbps - CBR
ID3-tags: Yes (v1.X and v2.X)
And how do you get hold of this latest slab of fine neighborhood-noise?
Either:
Go herefor the multifunctional feedburner-feed/page (all depending on your browser)
Or update your already existing subscription (podcast/RSS)
Or just as suggested last time 'round (and still even better, actually):
Download the EPK (a PDF-file) from here - which contains all of the necessary links, you'll ever need!
Once more, you won't have to be dickin' around with copying, pasting and sending links left 'n' right to your buddies!
Just attach the PDF-file to an email, and that's all he wrote... Boo-Yah!
Enjoy - feedback always appreciated...! T.I.A.!
Oh BTW and FYI - the mix gets officially announced this coming Sunday evening,
so try and see if all of you can't keep a lid on things until then...!
Again, T.I.A.!
d.
Last edited by dee3 on 22 Dec 2007 10:27, edited 1 time in total.
Just wanted to add that the mp3- and FLAC-versions of "Compiling a Network v6.0" are now both available as torrents.
Go: http://www.bittorrent.com/users/dee3
d.
Go: http://www.bittorrent.com/users/dee3
d.
According to Delsin Records, winter is now over us:
http://www.delsin.org/audio/DelsinNewSe ... er2007.mp3
(No tracklisting as usual...)
'later,
d.
http://www.delsin.org/audio/DelsinNewSe ... er2007.mp3
(No tracklisting as usual...)
'later,
d.
Many thanks for the Delsin news, even before listening I know this will be good.
Congratulations on CaN #6, another top mix Dee. I love the way you've gone back to fully instrumental (well, almost ) and the slightly more 'chilled' approach. Fantastic.
Well and Dee vs Thinner can't be praised enough either, keep up the great work!
Congratulations on CaN #6, another top mix Dee. I love the way you've gone back to fully instrumental (well, almost
) and the slightly more 'chilled' approach. Fantastic. Well and Dee vs Thinner can't be praised enough either, keep up the great work!
Mezcast Transmission 6
Download mp3 192 kbps with tracklist - http://www.mezerik.com/mezcast6/Mezcast6.zip
Alternative download links -
mp3 (192 kbps – 180 mb) - http://www.mezerik.com/mezcast6/Mezcast ... on%206.mp3
mp3 (112 kbps – 120 mb) - http://www.mezerik.com/mezcast6/112kbps ... on%206.mp3
Tracklist for the first part of the transmission.
Mix by mezerik.
1. Meteo / Thiel - We Do - Meteosound (meteo - 13)
2. Deepchord v's Octal Industries - (OCTAL 03)
3. Tikiman - The Sound - Meteosound (meteo - 04)
4. Spectral Network - defragment: Part 1 - (OCTAL 04)
5. See Mi Version - Basic Reshape - (BMX - 4)
6. Dem Never Know - Sleeparchive Remix - (BMX – 3)
7. Free for all – Soundstream Remix – (BMX – 2)
8. Round One - I'm Your Brother – Chicago's Twisted Mix – (MSR – 02)
9. Round Two - New Day – Club Vocal Mix – (MSR – 04)
10. Basic Channel – Q1.1 – (BC 04)
11. Maurizio – Ploy – UR Mix – (Maurizio 4)
12. Basic Channel – Q.1.1 – (BC 04)
13. Vainqueur – Lyot – Maurizio Mix
14. Cyrus – Enforcement – (BC 01)
15. Shifted Phases – Scattering Pulsars – (Tresor 196)
16. Drexciya – Bubble Metropolis – (SVE-7)
17. Der Zyklus – Biometric id - (CX-17)
Part 2 of the transmission is a live set by Samuel James from Elektrosouls.
Many thanks to Samuel for providing this live set. You can contact Samuel either via his website - http://www.elektrosouls.net/
or on myspace - http://www.myspace.com/samueljameselektrosouls
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For older transmissions go to the archive at www.mezerik.com/mezcast.html where there are download links for all transmissions and tracklists.
Peace out
Mezerik.
Charge over to Resident Advisor NOW - and pick up one of their podcasts (in this case #088)
with Modern Love's Claro Intelecto (aka Mark Stewart) and Andy Stott at:
http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast- ... aspx?id=88
Tracklist:
01 Mind Games
02 Find My Way
03 Bad Landing
04 Dependant
05 Dead D10
06 Momento
07 Silver Metalic Dollers
08 Rise
09 Ignorance
10 Gone to the Dogs
11 Hostile
This is almost so deep, you'll almost be needing a life-jacket"!
So get it before RA "archive" it...
("archive" it - that sort of has a Bladerunner-esque "retirement"-ring to it, doesn't it...?)
'laters,
d.
P.S. CaN v7.0 is currently in the works - if anyone should be interested...
with Modern Love's Claro Intelecto (aka Mark Stewart) and Andy Stott at:
http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast- ... aspx?id=88
Tracklist:
01 Mind Games
02 Find My Way
03 Bad Landing
04 Dependant
05 Dead D10
06 Momento
07 Silver Metalic Dollers
08 Rise
09 Ignorance
10 Gone to the Dogs
11 Hostile
This is almost so deep, you'll almost be needing a life-jacket"!
So get it before RA "archive" it...
("archive" it - that sort of has a Bladerunner-esque "retirement"-ring to it, doesn't it...?)
'laters,
d.
P.S. CaN v7.0 is currently in the works - if anyone should be interested...