Dancers have to train hard and perform with a rough edge, conveying emotions with as much acting ease as possible. At the end it also requires choreography, clothing, lighting and the appropriate set with lots of helping hands. The bigger the show, the more people are involved. With a few exceptions, it also needs sound, rhythm or just a appropriate soundscape. Sometimes existing music is used because it is structurally well suited to the piece. Other times, working with composers and musicians is the best way to put your own stamp on the piece bringing things to the point.
@sandrow_m has been working with choreographers and dance piece makers for several years. With this compilation he presents 20 different pieces of music that were either used because of their suitability or were created. There is no attempt to present the entire spectrum, which would not be possible in 90 minutes anyway. Nevertheless the compilation contains various styles, for which, with a little patience, you can try to find corresponding film material on the Internet to complete your listening experience.
1. Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA Solo Intro (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA)
2. Alisdair Macindoe - 4/4 (from Chunky Move – 4/4)
3. Steve Reich – Violin Phase
4. Hofesh Shechters Dancing Clowns (Directed, choreographed and composed by Hofesh Shechter)
5. Terry Riley – In C
6. Soundwalk Collective - Amputated Impulses (from Sasha Waltz – Kreatur)
7. Armand Amar feat. Isabel Sörling - Vertikal Pt 1 (from Armand Amar – Vertikal Pt 1)
8. Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA)
9. Mikael Karlsson - Eskapist_Procession (from Alexander Ekman - Eskapist)
10. Jamie xx – Gosh
11. Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light (from Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light)
12. Armand Amar - Pixel Life (Original Soundtrack for Pixel a Dance Performance)
13. Nikolaus Woernle - Landscapes (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
14. Sandrow M - Ulf had nose (from Yaron Shamir – Mr. Krake)
15. Ori Lichtik feat. Gidon Schocken - Struße (from Sharon Eyal - Strong)
16. Ori Lichtik – Half Life (from Sharon Eyal – Half Life)
17. Travis Lake – Interrogation (Travis Lake – Avalanche)
18. Ran Bagno – Agapé Unison (Original Dance performance Soundtrack)
19. A.M. Beef - Awamamba (from Imre van Opstal - Wanderlust)
20. Nikolaus Woernle - Breakdown (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
For music written specifically for a dance piece, the choreographers and names of the pieces are given in brackets. Compositions that were used for one or more dance pieces due to their suitability after their creation are named without such a designation.
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Dancers have to train hard and perform with a rough edge, conveying emotions with as much acting ease as possible. At the end it also requires choreography, clothing, lighting and the appropriate set with lots of helping hands. The bigger the show, the more people are involved. With a few exceptions, it also needs sound, rhythm or just a appropriate soundscape. Sometimes existing music is used because it is structurally well suited to the piece. Other times, working with composers and musicians is the best way to put your own stamp on the piece bringing things to the point.
@sandrow_m has been working with choreographers and dance piece makers for several years. With this compilation he presents 20 different pieces of music that were either used because of their suitability or were created. There is no attempt to present the entire spectrum, which would not be possible in 90 minutes anyway. Nevertheless the compilation contains various styles, for which, with a little patience, you can try to find corresponding film material on the Internet to complete your listening experience.
1. Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA Solo Intro (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA)
2. Alisdair Macindoe - 4/4 (from Chunky Move – 4/4)
3. Steve Reich – Violin Phase
4. Hofesh Shechters Dancing Clowns (Directed, choreographed and composed by Hofesh Shechter)
5. Terry Riley – In C
6. Soundwalk Collective - Amputated Impulses (from Sasha Waltz – Kreatur)
7. Armand Amar feat. Isabel Sörling - Vertikal Pt 1 (from Armand Amar – Vertikal Pt 1)
8. Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA)
9. Mikael Karlsson - Eskapist_Procession (from Alexander Ekman - Eskapist)
10. Jamie xx – Gosh
11. Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light (from Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light)
12. Armand Amar - Pixel Life (Original Soundtrack for Pixel a Dance Performance)
13. Nikolaus Woernle - Landscapes (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
14. Sandrow M - Ulf had nose (from Yaron Shamir – Mr. Krake)
15. Ori Lichtik feat. Gidon Schocken - Struße (from Sharon Eyal - Strong)
16. Ori Lichtik – Half Life (from Sharon Eyal – Half Life)
17. Travis Lake – Interrogation (Travis Lake – Avalanche)
18. Ran Bagno – Agapé Unison (Original Dance performance Soundtrack)
19. A.M. Beef - Awamamba (from Imre van Opstal - Wanderlust)
20. Nikolaus Woernle - Breakdown (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
For music written specifically for a dance piece, the choreographers and names of the pieces are given in brackets. Compositions that were used for one or more dance pieces due to their suitability after their creation are named without such a designation.
Dancers have to train hard and perform with a rough edge, conveying emotions with as much acting ease as possible. At the end it also requires choreography, clothing, lighting and the appropriate set with lots of helping hands. The bigger the show, the more people are involved. With a few exceptions, it also needs sound, rhythm or just a appropriate soundscape. Sometimes existing music is used because it is structurally well suited to the piece. Other times, working with composers and musicians is the best way to put your own stamp on the piece bringing things to the point.
@sandrow_m has been working with choreographers and dance piece makers for several years. With this compilation he presents 20 different pieces of music that were either used because of their suitability or were created. There is no attempt to present the entire spectrum, which would not be possible in 90 minutes anyway. Nevertheless the compilation contains various styles, for which, with a little patience, you can try to find corresponding film material on the Internet to complete your listening experience.
1. Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA Solo Intro (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA)
2. Alisdair Macindoe - 4/4 (from Chunky Move – 4/4)
3. Steve Reich – Violin Phase
4. Hofesh Shechters Dancing Clowns (Directed, choreographed and composed by Hofesh Shechter)
5. Terry Riley – In C
6. Soundwalk Collective - Amputated Impulses (from Sasha Waltz – Kreatur)
7. Armand Amar feat. Isabel Sörling - Vertikal Pt 1 (from Armand Amar – Vertikal Pt 1)
8. Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA)
9. Mikael Karlsson - Eskapist_Procession (from Alexander Ekman - Eskapist)
10. Jamie xx – Gosh
11. Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light (from Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light)
12. Armand Amar - Pixel Life (Original Soundtrack for Pixel a Dance Performance)
13. Nikolaus Woernle - Landscapes (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
14. Sandrow M - Ulf had nose (from Yaron Shamir – Mr. Krake)
15. Ori Lichtik feat. Gidon Schocken - Struße (from Sharon Eyal - Strong)
16. Ori Lichtik – Half Life (from Sharon Eyal – Half Life)
17. Travis Lake – Interrogation (Travis Lake – Avalanche)
18. Ran Bagno – Agapé Unison (Original Dance performance Soundtrack)
19. A.M. Beef - Awamamba (from Imre van Opstal - Wanderlust)
20. Nikolaus Woernle - Breakdown (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
For music written specifically for a dance piece, the choreographers and names of the pieces are given in brackets. Compositions that were used for one or more dance pieces due to their suitability after their creation are named without such a designation.
→ Credit 00 – Put The Funk Back In 2 Techno
out now at your favorite record store or digital warehouse.
🔊 https://bit.ly/UV062_links
A1 Put The Funk Back In 2 Techno
A2 Brazilian Butt Lift
B1 Church For The Renegades 04:21
B2 You Need 2 Chill
@credit00ratlife is still doing his thing with PUT THE FUNK BACK IN 2 TECHNO, saving you from the horrors of today’s life with a bunch of stirring tracks to dance against oppression. On his seventh EP for Uncanny Valley the Leipzig based funkster finds solace in his craft, doing what he does best. And that is to make dance music that is both undeniably catchy and blessed with an ever-surprising range of ideas and styles.
What all the tracks have in common is that they have been written by someone who is deeply committed to the roots of dance music. On top of that, he has the enviable ability to find titles that already give you a hunch of sound and message of the tracks, even before you listen to them. Be it the title track with its wild Detroit rhythms and piano sound bits or the closer YOU NEED 2 CHILL, a still highly danceable ode to 90s chill out floors. While the stomping BRAZILIAN BUTT LIFT gets use of Credit 00’s own voice, the chords heavy CHURCH FOR THE RENEGADES is a perfect example of inventive use of vocal samples.
All in all, it’s music you pretty much can’t help but love. Also, don’t miss a closer look at the front and back cover, which are full of references and iconographies from the history of dance music. In typical Credit 00 style, it’s a super entertaining way for the artist to give credit to a lot of his influences.
✍️ All tracks written & produced by Credit 00.
📢 Mastered by Sneaker at TailOut Studios.
🎨 Artwork by Credit 00.
→ Credit 00 – Put The Funk Back In 2 Techno
out now at your favorite record store or digital warehouse.
🔊 https://bit.ly/UV062_links
A1 Put The Funk Back In 2 Techno
A2 Brazilian Butt Lift
B1 Church For The Renegades 04:21
B2 You Need 2 Chill
@credit00ratlife is still doing his thing with PUT THE FUNK BACK IN 2 TECHNO, saving you from the horrors of today’s life with a bunch of stirring tracks to dance against oppression. On his seventh EP for Uncanny Valley the Leipzig based funkster finds solace in his craft, doing what he does best. And that is to make dance music that is both undeniably catchy and blessed with an ever-surprising range of ideas and styles.
What all the tracks have in common is that they have been written by someone who is deeply committed to the roots of dance music. On top of that, he has the enviable ability to find titles that already give you a hunch of sound and message of the tracks, even before you listen to them. Be it the title track with its wild Detroit rhythms and piano sound bits or the closer YOU NEED 2 CHILL, a still highly danceable ode to 90s chill out floors. While the stomping BRAZILIAN BUTT LIFT gets use of Credit 00’s own voice, the chords heavy CHURCH FOR THE RENEGADES is a perfect example of inventive use of vocal samples.
All in all, it’s music you pretty much can’t help but love. Also, don’t miss a closer look at the front and back cover, which are full of references and iconographies from the history of dance music. In typical Credit 00 style, it’s a super entertaining way for the artist to give credit to a lot of his influences.
✍️ All tracks written & produced by Credit 00.
📢 Mastered by Sneaker at TailOut Studios.
🎨 Artwork by Credit 00.
→ Credit 00 – Put The Funk Back In 2 Techno
out now at your favorite record store or digital warehouse.
🔊 https://bit.ly/UV062_links
A1 Put The Funk Back In 2 Techno
A2 Brazilian Butt Lift
B1 Church For The Renegades 04:21
B2 You Need 2 Chill
@credit00ratlife is still doing his thing with PUT THE FUNK BACK IN 2 TECHNO, saving you from the horrors of today’s life with a bunch of stirring tracks to dance against oppression. On his seventh EP for Uncanny Valley the Leipzig based funkster finds solace in his craft, doing what he does best. And that is to make dance music that is both undeniably catchy and blessed with an ever-surprising range of ideas and styles.
What all the tracks have in common is that they have been written by someone who is deeply committed to the roots of dance music. On top of that, he has the enviable ability to find titles that already give you a hunch of sound and message of the tracks, even before you listen to them. Be it the title track with its wild Detroit rhythms and piano sound bits or the closer YOU NEED 2 CHILL, a still highly danceable ode to 90s chill out floors. While the stomping BRAZILIAN BUTT LIFT gets use of Credit 00’s own voice, the chords heavy CHURCH FOR THE RENEGADES is a perfect example of inventive use of vocal samples.
All in all, it’s music you pretty much can’t help but love. Also, don’t miss a closer look at the front and back cover, which are full of references and iconographies from the history of dance music. In typical Credit 00 style, it’s a super entertaining way for the artist to give credit to a lot of his influences.
✍️ All tracks written & produced by Credit 00.
📢 Mastered by Sneaker at TailOut Studios.
🎨 Artwork by Credit 00.
Fourteen years of Uncanny Valley - fourteen years of resisting the predictable, the neatly packaged crap that keeps electronic music stuck in a loop. Dresden's bastard child of a label has survived, thrived and kept its teeth by refusing to be just another name in the endless mess of club culture.
And now Carl Suspect, co-label boss and sonic agitator, is opening up the archive and piecing together something raw, urgent and unfiltered. “14 Years of Uncanny Valley” is a journey through the dark corridors of house, jazz-funk, Italo, ambient and techno - an uncompromising, sweaty ride that feels less like a retrospective and more like a battle cry. And it's all on cassette, because fuck your algorithm-friendly playlists.
This isn't nostalgia. This isn't a victory lap. It's proof that Uncanny Valley still doesn't play by the rules. Carl Suspect puts it on cassette - the rest is noise.
Tracklist
Mr. Incognito - Wheel of Fortune
Cuthead - Tranquility Base
Citizen Funk - Chicago Pizza
Massimiliano Pagliara - Empty Room
Credit 00 - Breakers Revenge
Jacob Stoy - Gray Sun Environment
Chinaski - Lifetime
Jacob Korn - Fun Block
Charlotte Bendiks - Pasco
Perel - Monteiro Da Costa
Chino - IP
Chino - Carabo Cruise
Pagan Rites - Torpedo Ahead
CVBox - Past The Eclipse
Leibniz - Foolish
Cuthead - Party Chords
Jacob Stoy - Overload
Avalon Emerson - Constantly My Cure (Vocal Mix)
Inga Mauer - Dystopia
Sneaker - Haunted Samba
Karima F - Flaccid House
Alphonsine Koh - No Need For Speed
Cuthead - The Poncho Intro
Welcome to the world's latest annual Best-Of Show! Every January, UV Radio host head Philipp asks friends from the UV environment for their favorite song of the previous year. The result is once again a super listenable mix and a tribute to music itself. Of course, the artists also announce their favorite track themselves. Thanks to everybody who contributed. Enjoy!
with contributions by:
@philipp-demankowski
Demian Kappenstein (@atnaofficial)
@sneakerdj
Mr. Incognito
@sandrow_m
@herzel
@acidadams
@CVBox
@conrad-kaden
@frinda_di_lanco
@hendrik_stein
@carlsuspect
@charlotte-bendiks
@phasepattern
@yunjin-lee-471375813
@credit00ratlife
Benjamin Butter aka Graef
As Christmas approaches, UV Radio host @philipp-demankowski continues a cherished tradition with the annual Ambient Special. This year marks a milestone—it’s already the tenth episode of this soothing journey. In a busy year when UV Radio managed just three regular shows, this special provides a rare but reliable moment of calm. With the state of the world as it is, those 90 minutes of wallpaper music might be exactly what you need. So, find a quiet spot, unwind, and let the sounds envelop you. Merry Ambient Christmas, everyone!
📸 Hitachi Seaside Park, Japan
Rafael Toral - Intro
Rafael Toral - Changes
Zelienople - Orange Capsule
Total Blue - Corsair (Original)
Shabaka - I’ll Do Whatever You Want (feat. Floating Points & Laraaji)
cLOUDDEAD - Apt. A (2)
ELUCID - SKP
DJ City - Drunk Satellites
Panoram - Limbo
Ezra Feinberg - Flutter Intensity (feat. Russell Greenberg)
Early Fern - Caterpillar
Dub Squad - Blown Fruit (Original)
Joy Guidry - Revelations 7_16-17
Panthera Krause - The Diary Of Alef Thau (Original Mix)
nthng - Tuned to a dead channel
Donato Dozzy - Le Chaser
Bibio - DOROTHEA'S BED (Original Mix)
Nala Sinephro - Continuum 3
After her debut EP for Hivern Discs, shtum is very happy to welcome Inga Mauer to the family. The Russian born but constantly travelling artist delivers the goods in form of four dust-dry and psychedelic Techno tracks that celebrate the obscurities.
Starting with “Dno” she sets the tone with an anthem for dark skies and basements. “Silences” is captivating with its dysfunctional sounds. After the whirling dance of “My Flights Without You” you can’t help but feel a little dizzy. And “Dystopia” feels like hypnotic Techno with a punk attitude.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.
After her debut EP for Hivern Discs, shtum is very happy to welcome Inga Mauer to the family. The Russian born but constantly travelling artist delivers the goods in form of four dust-dry and psychedelic Techno tracks that celebrate the obscurities.
Starting with “Dno” she sets the tone with an anthem for dark skies and basements. “Silences” is captivating with its dysfunctional sounds. After the whirling dance of “My Flights Without You” you can’t help but feel a little dizzy. And “Dystopia” feels like hypnotic Techno with a punk attitude.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.
After her debut EP for Hivern Discs, shtum is very happy to welcome Inga Mauer to the family. The Russian born but constantly travelling artist delivers the goods in form of four dust-dry and psychedelic Techno tracks that celebrate the obscurities.
Starting with “Dno” she sets the tone with an anthem for dark skies and basements. “Silences” is captivating with its dysfunctional sounds. After the whirling dance of “My Flights Without You” you can’t help but feel a little dizzy. And “Dystopia” feels like hypnotic Techno with a punk attitude.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.
After her debut EP for Hivern Discs, shtum is very happy to welcome Inga Mauer to the family. The Russian born but constantly travelling artist delivers the goods in form of four dust-dry and psychedelic Techno tracks that celebrate the obscurities.
Starting with “Dno” she sets the tone with an anthem for dark skies and basements. “Silences” is captivating with its dysfunctional sounds. After the whirling dance of “My Flights Without You” you can’t help but feel a little dizzy. And “Dystopia” feels like hypnotic Techno with a punk attitude.
The artwork comes courtesy of Carl-Johannes Schulze.
From Sweden with Italo to Dresden with love. Stockholm's @djdjcity drops his first release on Dresden's Uncanny Valley with the COSMICOMICS EP, a 100% fun record for all the senses, deeply inspired by Italo Calvino's iconic short story collection.
COSMICOMICS borrows its name from a collection of short stories written by Italian author Italo Calvino, first published in Italian in 1965. The stories have inspired DJ City to a record that aesthetically draws from 80s Italo Disco and 70s science fiction films. In the book, each story is based on a scientific fact about the world and the cosmos whilst using fiction to ask how we understand it. Where Calvino's stories are comical and absurd, DJ City surrenders to the sublime and romantic and moves further into the metaphysical world that Calvino created to come up with three energetic and melodic tracks bursting heavily with fantasy and drama. Deeply rooted in dance music’s history, they shine with Hi-NRG-vibes, strict dancefloor commitment and little easter eggs like that Drexciya-reference in COSMICOMICS.
The cover of the record is a painting from 2020 by Swedish artist Jens Fänge called THE INN. We see a man in front of the entrance to a Mediterranean-style building and a woman in a window on the upper floor. The picture seems to have been broken up into several dimensions, and abstract details make it difficult for the viewer to know exactly what and when the scene is taking place. When shown in Shanghai, the painting was censored by government agents and had to be taken down. A testament to the power of the image. Perhaps it shows our main character, perhaps it shows us the author or the artist. Depending on who listens, who reads and who looks, a multitude of universes open.
01 Cosmicomics
02 Pillars of Creation
03 Moon Milk
Credits
Written and produced by Johan Norling. Lyrics by Johan Norling.
Published by Copyright Control.
Mastering and tape transfer by Jacob Korn at Tailout Studio – tailout.de
Artwork The Inn by Jens Fänge 2020, oil and ink on copper plate and wooden panel. Photographed by Claire Dorn.
Layout by Carl-Johannes Schulze at studiosuspect.com
Here's the new radio show straight out of the studio from none other than @stachy, a true legend who has been living his daily life in Dresden for a few years now, but has a career that spans all sorts of roots in music, with a respectable background in hip-hop and a decent career in pop music under his belt. To this day, he just can't get enough of music, be it in an academic context, as a versatile electronic music producer, a passionate lover of ambient and vaporwave or as a fun DJ. For the show, he dives deep into his Polish roots with this special version of Baltic Balearica, which he calls Bigos a la Balearic. Have fun!
Welcome to the world's latest annual review. Every January, UV Radio host head Philipp asks friends from the UV environment for their favorite song of the previous year. The result is once again a super listenable mix and a tribute to music itself. Of course, the artists also announce their favorite track themselves. Thanks to everybody who contributed. Enjoy!
@philipp-demankowski: Big Bong - My Brother Death
@djdjcity: Roxette - The Look (Big Red Mix)
Graef: Erykah Badu - The Healer
@sneakerdj: F.B Illwig – Why Do My Hair
@sandrow_m: YAME - As I Ran
@softcoresoft: M High - The Answer
@Herzel: Benedikt Frey - Habits
@a-w-1: Yazmin Lacey - Bad Company
@Zirqule: Sam Goku - Things We See When We Look Closer (Polygonia Remix)
@CVBox: DJ Magnit - I Dont Like The Look Of It
Demian Kappenstein (@atnaofficial): Oko Ebombo - Naked Love
@Iron-Curtis: MIKE - Evil Eye
@acidadams: Sonya Spence - Let Love Flow On
@conrad-kaden: Double K – Esprit De La Jungle
@j_e_e_p: Yamê - Bahwai
As always at Christmas, UV Radio host @philipp-demankowski gives you 90 minutes of contemplation with the annual Ambient Special. Believe it or not. It’s already the ninth episode of that little tradition. In a shameful year for UV Radio with only three regular shows, at least this is something we can rely on. Chances are high that you’ll need those 90 minutes of wallpaper music regarding what is happening in the world right now. So lie down and relax. Merry Ambient Christmas, everyone!
📸 Mud volcanoes in Azerbaijan
DJ Balduin - Ladons Dream
Natural Wonder Beauty Concept, Ana Roxanne, Dj Python - Fallen Angel
Moritz Von Oswald - Volta (Version)
Hiroshi Yoshimura - Time after time
The Black Dog - My Brutal Life
Actress - Hit That Spdiff ( b 8 )
Salamanda - Nostalgia
upsammy - Germ in a Population of Buildings
Minor Science - Sun Turn
Call Super - Ondo Helps Us Hear the Splinters
André 3000 - Ghandi, Dalai Lama, Your Lord & Savior J.C. _ Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, And John Wayne Gacy
Michael O'Shea - Kerry
Shriekback - Coelocanth
Владимир Тарасов - Atto IV, Pt. 2
I_Cube - INFINITE 8 MELODIES
n9oc - Q
Nondi_ - Harmoyear
Ryuichi Sakamoto - 20220304
Not only is he one of the nicest people in Alt-Stralau, he also has the best taste in music beyond the blue lagoon. In addition to lawnmower symphonies and ambient cacophonies, Fabian has also acquired a veritable collection of Hawaiian music. Reason enough for Philipp to invite his good friend for the long awaited comeback of Uncanny Valley Radio to offer us a handpicked selection of traditional slack-key guitar ballads and ukulele serenades. Immerse yourself in the rich and vibrant world of Hawaiian music, where drums are strictly forbidden and swaying palm trees and crystal clear waters come alive through the rhythms. Aloha!
Tracklist: https://bit.ly/hawaii_fabi
Welcome to the world's latest annual review. Every January Philipp asks friends from the UV environment what their favorite song of the previous year was. The result is once again a super listenable mix and a tribute to the music itself. Of course, the artists also announce their favorite track themselves. Enjoy!
@philipp-demankowski: Shoko Igarashi - Comfy Place
@a-w-1: Little Simz feat. Cleo Sol - Woman
@AcidAdams: Selofan - Auf Deiner Haut
@JohannesAlbert: Schmutz - Love Games (Biesmans Remix)
@Qnete: Subliminal - Bad Man
@mando_m_over: Danny Goliger & Nikki Nair - I Like Millions
@Herzel: Uabos - East Vision
@Iron-Curtis: Atlantic Brain - Olivetti Dreams (Prins Thomas Edit)
@resi-resom: Pj Bridger - Whitney Houston - Its Not Right But Its Ok (Pj Bridger Refix)
@CVBox: Aquarian - Mutations II: Delicious Intent
@zirqule: Birds ov Paradise - Dionysus
@Scherbe: Ulla - For Your Love
@Sneakerdj: Zodiak - The Final Voice
@AlphonsineKoh: Arca - Fireprayer (Blood of Aza Remix)
@Jacob-Stoy: Oxhy feat. Elysia Crampton - Psalms Of The Khori-Puma
@Conrad-Kaden: Die Sterne - Hallo Euphoria
@CarlSuspect: perila - Fallin Into Space
@Gotterkreis: Angelo Badalamenti - Into the Night
As always at Christmas, Philipp gives you 90 minutes of contemplation with the annual Ambient Special. A lot has happened again this year in the land of wallpaper music, with Ambient taking another decisive step towards dominating pop music with new sounds and exciting artists. A development that will probably continue next year, apparently also because people are in good need of all forms of escape from reality right now. If you feel this too, be sure to check out part one to seven. And by the way, the cover is an impression of the beautiful Coyote Buttes in Arizona. Merry Ambient Christmas everyone!
Lara Sarkissian - Eternal Repose (Original)
Torus - Sound Of The Drums VIP
Caterina Barbieri - Canticle of Cryo
Loraine James - The Perception of Me (Crazy Nigger)
Ulla - Creepy Girl
Astrid Sonne - Ephemeral III
DJ Python - B2. Club Sentimiental Vol Three
Carmen Villain, Arve Henriksen - Gestures
Gi Gi - Dawn Song
Rachika Nayar - Gayatri
The Soft Pink Truth - Is It Going To Get Any Deeper Than This (Dark Room Mix)
Huerco S. - Plonk X
Sofie Birch - Observatory
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross - We Should Feel Something
Yutaka Hirose - Reflection
With a high profile Yacht Rock documentary coming up, it's about time for UV Radio to do an update on the super smooth bit also whitest genre alive. Gunnar and Philipp have met up in the studio for the sixth time to play new and old soft rock treasures beyond the canon. Out came a fun but little messy show with a bunch of heartwarming music. Cast off, sailors!
Imagination - Morning Lights
Ron Eliran - Sky Dust Drifter
Roger Allan Hughes - The Cosmic Fool
Billy Swan - Don't Be Cruel
Jay Day - Long Way Home
Guy Maxwell - Watch Out Sally
Miller Miller Miller & Sloan - Key to my heart
Geiri Beird - Backside of the Desert
Loggins & Messina - Pathway to Glory
Bernie Leadon - Glass Off
Common Saints -Summer Sun
John Carroll Kirby feat. Laraaji - Dawn of New Day
Destroyer - Savage Night At The Opera
Barnaba - Bianco e Nero
Tim Green - Got More Love
Upstairs - Get On A Plane
Zambo - Bremerhaven altes Haus
Denny Guy - Say You'll Be With Me
Pure Essence - Third Rock
The new UV Radio show is packed with songs with kids on the mic. It's as simple as that. Good for when you need a shot of joie de vivre again. Philipp has put together songs from Francis The Great, the seven year old Afrobeat-wunderkid, via the Disco masterpiece “On a Day Like Today” from Auguste Darnell with those wonderful kid choruses to “Le Petit Chevalier”, the somehow tragic song sung by Nico's son Ari. Have fun!
Desmond Dekker - Pickney Gal
Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie
Francis the Great - Ravissante Baby (Négro Phasing)
หนุ่มดอยเต่า - นกแล
El Michels Affair - Shimmy Shimmy Ya
Alek Lee - Sfarot
Boards of Canada - Roygbiv
Thesia Panagiotou - Paidiko Paixnidi
Treo - Second Is Too Close
Soul II Soul - Get a Life
Latonya - Eyes of a Child
Talk Talk - Happiness Is Easy
Owiny Sigoma Band - Changaa Attack
Lipelis - Children Song
August Darnell - Friendly Children (Todd Terje Edit)
Nu Genea – Vesuvio
Lizzy Mercier Descloux - Mais où sont passées les gazelles
XTC - Dear God
Current 93 - The Inmost Light
Nico - Le Petit Chevalier
The Langley Schools Music Project - Space Oddity
Dancers have to train hard and perform with a rough edge, conveying emotions with as much acting ease as possible. At the end it also requires choreography, clothing, lighting and the appropriate set with lots of helping hands. The bigger the show, the more people are involved. With a few exceptions, it also needs sound, rhythm or just a appropriate soundscape. Sometimes existing music is used because it is structurally well suited to the piece. Other times, working with composers and musicians is the best way to put your own stamp on the piece bringing things to the point.
@sandrow_m has been working with choreographers and dance piece makers for several years. With this compilation he presents 20 different pieces of music that were either used because of their suitability or were created. There is no attempt to present the entire spectrum, which would not be possible in 90 minutes anyway. Nevertheless the compilation contains various styles, for which, with a little patience, you can try to find corresponding film material on the Internet to complete your listening experience.
1. Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA Solo Intro (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter - CHIROPTERA)
2. Alisdair Macindoe - 4/4 (from Chunky Move – 4/4)
3. Steve Reich – Violin Phase
4. Hofesh Shechters Dancing Clowns (Directed, choreographed and composed by Hofesh Shechter)
5. Terry Riley – In C
6. Soundwalk Collective - Amputated Impulses (from Sasha Waltz – Kreatur)
7. Armand Amar feat. Isabel Sörling - Vertikal Pt 1 (from Armand Amar – Vertikal Pt 1)
8. Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA (from JR, Damien Jalet, Thomas Bangalter – CHIROPTERA)
9. Mikael Karlsson - Eskapist_Procession (from Alexander Ekman - Eskapist)
10. Jamie xx – Gosh
11. Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light (from Andrew Winghart – Step Into The Light)
12. Armand Amar - Pixel Life (Original Soundtrack for Pixel a Dance Performance)
13. Nikolaus Woernle - Landscapes (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
14. Sandrow M - Ulf had nose (from Yaron Shamir – Mr. Krake)
15. Ori Lichtik feat. Gidon Schocken - Struße (from Sharon Eyal - Strong)
16. Ori Lichtik – Half Life (from Sharon Eyal – Half Life)
17. Travis Lake – Interrogation (Travis Lake – Avalanche)
18. Ran Bagno – Agapé Unison (Original Dance performance Soundtrack)
19. A.M. Beef - Awamamba (from Imre van Opstal - Wanderlust)
20. Nikolaus Woernle - Breakdown (from Natalie Wagner - Im Puls)
For music written specifically for a dance piece, the choreographers and names of the pieces are given in brackets. Compositions that were used for one or more dance pieces due to their suitability after their creation are named without such a designation.
