Rakeling #31: Mndsgn – Hiatus Kaiyote – Vanilla – Dj Quick – Onra – Herman Elegast – …

Mixed & Recorded live @ Villa Bota - February 22th, 2024 Danielle Boutet -Hivers 1: Cap-des-rosiers Morton Feldman & John Cage in conversation excerpt Dome RIP Swirl – Alone awake Afrorack – Last modular Aphex Twin – Logan rock witch Raymond Scott - Bendix 2: "The Tomorrow People" Autechre remixes Stereolab – Refractions in the plastic pulse (Feebate mix) Meitei / 冥丁 - Sadayakko / 貞奴 Billy Woods – Sauvage Coil – Blue rats (Blue cheese mix) Coil remixes NIN – The downward spiral – A gilded sickness Saint Abdullah – Landscapes of a blind man Reprise Coil remixes NIN Wyrd Visions – Sigill The Fun years – The surge is working Raymond Scott - "Don't Beat Your Wife Every Night!" El Fog – Broken Huerco S – Marked for life

De komende 3 afleveringen zakt Achterhaald af naar Motor City. We slaan onze tenten op in Detroit, niet alleen bakermat van de techno, maar ook één van dé trekpleisters in de Amerikaanse hiphopscene. In de 60s en 70s was de stad het decor voor de hoogdagen van Motown, hét tijdperk om deze road trip te starten! Wille Hutch - Brothers Gonna Work It Out Marvin Gaye - This Love Starved Heart Of Mine Earl Van Dyke - Thank You Falenttinme Be Mice Elf Agin Amiri Baraka - Who Will Survive America Twistin' Kings - Congo Part 1 Edwin Starr - My Weakness is You Yvonne Fair - You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover Dr. Strut - Blowtop The Magic Disco Machine - Scratchin' The Undisputed Truth - Smiling Faces Sometimes Grover Washington Jr. - Mister Magic Eddy Kendricks - Keep On Truckin' The Temptations - Masterpiece Stu Gardner - Expressin' My Love The Isley Brothers - Why When Love Is Gone James Jamerson - Behold Chris Clark - Love's Gone Bad Rare Earth - I Know I'm Losing You

Once in a while Klankschap focuses on a label and this time it's Esc.rec, an adventurous and multi-faceted label, hailing from Deventer in the Netherlands. Esc.rec. celebrates its 20th anniversary and was founded by head honcho Harco Rutgers and Bart Folmer, who left after the first year. Since then, Rutgers has been running Esc.rec. solo. As of now Esc.rec has 100+ releases. In 2008, an ongoing concert series called ACSH (Ass-crack Stage-hack) emerged from Esc.rec. It eventually led to the establishment of ‘De Perifeer’ in 2014. De Perifeer has evolved from a small studio venue into an organization that presents an exciting program on various stages and festivals. Nevertheless, the own small studio venue has not been forgotten. Occasionally, Esc.rec. and De Perifeer collaborate briefly, mainly for album releases, but both organizations operate independently of each other. https://perifeer.org https://escrec.com Tracklist :: comment section