Rusted Rhythms Vol. 51 - Lusine [Submersion Edition]

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 51 - Lusine [Submersion Edition]

With a decades-spanning career and carefully curated catalog of original compositions, Lusine has remained tapped into the center of eclectic electronic productions since the early adolescence of various contemporary styles. Brandishing a diligent focus on melody and syncopation, his works have been both influential to rising producers and composers, and infectious on-stage beneath the spotlight. In anticipation of his performance at the Submersion Festival this fall, The Rust and Submersion are incredibly excited to present an hour-long Lusine DJ mix as the 51st edition of our Rusted Rhythms mix series.

In classic Lusine fashion, there's no hard anchor to any rhythm, mode, or motif; weaving seamlessly through both broken and steady beat tracks, there's a clear upward slope to the gradual change in energy and pace. Starting from the ground floor, choice downtempo and trip-hop oriented offerings slowly ebb into faster, sleeker rhythms, dipping back and forth between organic and synthetic timbres. The entire mix is laden with goods from a slew of top-notch creatives, including Weval, Dorian Concept, Ole Beige, and Ross with Friends, bringing numerous disciplines of electronic music under one sumptuous roof. Whether you're looking to get acquainted with this soft-spoken veteran's domain of sound, or just keeping the anticipation growing for his first East Coast performance of 2022, look no further than Rusted Rhythms Vol. 51.

If you'd like to purchase tickets to Submersion, check out the Submersion Festival tab above!

Tracklist:

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Emile Mosseri- Brush

Clark- Lambent Rag

Ross and Friends- Spatter/Splatter

Slugabed- New Worlds

Yuk.- Palawan

Gidge- Rotate Into Form

Andy Stott- Versi

Daniel Avery- Hazel and Gold

Dominik Eulberg- Eintagsfliege

Dorian Concept- The Space

Caribou- Sunny's Time (Logic1000 remix)

Weval- Letter

Aparde- Integrity (Lusine remix)

John Tejada- Over the Wires

Tenebre- Axe Nord-Sud

Ole Biege- Justus

Stimming- Judith Maria

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 50 - Nestra [Live From The Brooklyn Mirage]

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 50 - Nestra [Live From Brooklyn Mirage]

Soaring into Brooklyn at terminal velocity from the Mile High City of Denver, Nestra's performance at BK Mirage landed in the dead center of a 12 hour marathon cutting-edge dance floor music. Known as an impeccable selector and DJ in her home city, it's no surprise that she hit the decks with extreme prejudice. After being boots on the ground ourselves for the ensuing frenzy, we're incredibly excited to host Nestra's recorded set in posterity as the 50th edition of Rusted Rhythms.

Stepping squarely out of the boundaries of her contemporaries sharing the stage, Nestra's hour in the spotlight featured a whiplash cocktail of breakbeat, house, and a dash of psybient attitude. The frenetic rhythms and the driving low end featured throughout the mix come from a deep well of talent, including the likes of Nikki Nair, Guau, and Sam Binga, with each track burning serious rubber out of each successive transition. For beat freaks in the mood for a percussive hailstorm with moxie to boot, look no further than Rusted Rhythms Vol. 50.

Artwork by Ayla Alvarez

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 42 - Okeh Bosque

Amidst the sea of contemporary platforms for eclectic electronic music, VALE and Forest Biz maintain a steady position at the forefront of the pack. Both entities have spent the last several years in service of especially fluid styles, showcasing a brazen form of creativity bereft of boundaries; everything from Garage to Neuro, Trip-hop to Glitch-hop, organic to synthesized, and every flavor and texture in between.

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 42 - Okeh Bosque [Forest Biz + Vale Curation]

With such clear parallels between both labels, it should come as no surprise that a faceless concept act by the name of Okeh Bosque is a collaborative project between them, showcasing not just the novel individuality of each respective catalog, but going the distance to educate rhythm junkies on the complexities of high-powered, matrixed bass music mixes. In celebration of this newly minted bridge between contemporary operations, The Rust is excited to present Rusted Rhythms Vol. 42, curated by the Okeh Bosque duo. For fans of either label and appreciators of cutting-edge electronic music, this edition of Rusted Rhythms should be priority number one on your evolving listening list.

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 41 - Lousy Anna A/V Mix

Music and visual art go together like chunky peanut butter and strawberry preserves, filling in the gaps and accentuating the flavors on both ends of the spectrum. Contemporary A/V mixes have quickly become one of the most accessible and distributed methods for engaging this multifaceted medium.. Denver resident Ashton Suire is showing off his skills as a connoisseur of dusty, boom-bap breaks and tightly composed beats through his Lousy Anna project. With releases across Subciety, all:Lo Collective, and Feyk Collective, he’s carved out a space for his brand of urbanized psychedelia.

For Rusted Rhythms Vol. 41, we tapped Lousy Anna to provide the next installment of the Rusted Rhythms A/V series. The mix itself is a stellar session of jazz flair and head-nod appreciation, featuring a threaded web of original tracks and selections from artists like mono massive and Black Rain. The visual compilation is a collage of colorful designs with mindful cinema; Alfred Hitchcock, Lone Ranger, and other monochromatic films of that era. The chopped rhythms appear to morph with the faces and bodies as they rotoscope and materialize, reaching back to the days of late night, acid-washed VH1 videos. From start to finish, it’s a choice journey across a range of fluid musical territories that’s sure to keep you locked in for the duration of Rusted Rhythms Vol. 41, premiering tonight at 8pm EDT.

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 39 - McNulty

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 39 - McNulty

For the 39th edition of Rusted Rhythms, we're extraordinarily proud to present a full-throttle DnB mix from our former Editor and longtime friend and associate, Mark McNulty.

With a keen ear for musical expression and an affinity for tight compositional blends, McNulty has dialed in his skills behind the decks, giving established DJs a preternatural run for their money. This mix in particular is awash with choice selections from across DnB's audacious spectrum, featuring works from DJ Marky, Alix Perez, Calibre, Quadrant & Iris, and other titans of the genre.

Serpentining between liquid stylings, brutal rollers, and featherweight anthems, McNulty seamlessly weaves an immersive hour of sonic domination, giving listeners a righteous dive through hyper-powered electronic production and composition. For our fans and friends alike, Rusted Rhythms Vol. 39 is nothing less than an experiential journey made all the sweeter by the vision of Mark McNulty.

Artwork by Ayla Alvarez (IG: third_eyela)

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 38 - Morning Coffee [Live from The Featherbed Sessions

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 38 - Morning Coffee [Live from The Featherbed Sessions]

For our 38th installment of the Rusted Rhythms series, Rust family favorites pheel. and parkbreezy have resurrected their Featherbed set to showcase loads of original tracks and a few choice flips and remixes. Co-founders of the all.Lo label, and the brains behind the Morning Coffee project, these two producer/dj's have their fingers on the pulse of trip-hop's many varieties, creating their signature blends through an infusion head-nod fundamentals with ample servings of saturated bass weight.

Right from the jump, they zero in on the vibe of the hour, delivering smooth cuts of collaged melodies and brackish drum breaks. Their own individual styles meet at the nexus of broken beats and juiced-up sub frequencies, balancing the high of a listening experience with the pull of a physical experience. They were even gracious enough to mix in a Groovsauce track, courtesy of their live project with Thought Process. Through and through, Rusted Rhythms Vol. 38 is a gift to both heads in the know and new fans alike, with the simple assurance that you'll be coming back for more as soon as you finish your first serving.

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 37 - dela Moon

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 37 - dela Moon

For the 37th edition of Rusted Rhythms, we have the honor of presenting a chilled-out mix of dela Moon’s finest blends and selections. Through the venerable role as an organizer of the Moontribe Collective, and a personal history stretching back through the recent decades of electronic music, dela’s touch behind the decks is as recognizable as it is infectious, and she left none of her talent on reserve for this dive through low-end psychedelia.

Brandishing her honed-in understanding of key, mode, and tempo, dela successfully crafts a narrative journey from beginning to end, featuring the craftsmanship of producers like Somatoast, Kursa, DRRTYWULVZ, Futexture, and a host of other like-minded artisans. Clocking in at an hour and eight minutes, it’s a full course meal with dessert included, but we’d expect nothing less from one of the vanguard purveyors of sound system music and culture. Be it through extreme variance in vibe, or zeroing in on a specific spectrum, dela Moon’s indelible ability to portray evolving sonic stories is the permanent mark of her career as a precision selector and curator, and Rusted Rhythms Vol. 37 lives up to her every benchmark.

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 36 - Chalky

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 36 - Chalky

Chalky has spent the last two years voraciously picking up steam, releasing multiple collaborative albums with Slug Wife's Seppa (including the recently released "Strange Changes"), choice selections of individual works, and contributing a smashing performance for Volume 3 of the Featherbed Sessions. His signature blend of jazz, neo-soul, hip-hop, and peculiar sound design has a way of capturing the attention in a vice-grip; there are few occasions where his music won't slide right into the vibe like a skeleton key, and it's that undeniable vibe interpolation that makes Chalky's music so strikingly sensuous.

For the 36th edition of Rusted Rhythms, we're extremely excited to host an hour long set, featuring a slew of unreleased originals and collaborative tracks amidst some notable fan favorites. From his own sultry guitar lines, to Seppa's braying saxophone leads, to Alicia Kiah's violin harmonies, the journey plays out like an intentional composition from start to finish, showcasing every strength of the Chalky catalog with an equal hand. If you're as smitten with pure groove and tactile songwriting as we are, you'll have just as difficult a time not throwing this one on perpetual loop.

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 35 - Entangled Mind

The Rust Music · Rusted Rhythms Vol. 35 - Entangled Mind

For Rusted Rhythms Vol. 35, we're excited to have tapped Entangled Mind for a full spectrum mix of texturally-rich original tracks, unidentified secret weapons, and precision selections.

Blending their own personal productions with material from the catalogs of Bwoy De Bhajan, Shapesift, Faelow, and other novel producers, this particular Rusted Rhythm is a prime vehicle for Entangled Mind and Metta's collaborative Friendz EP, as well as a number of unreleased Entangled Mind tracks just waiting to pulse out of speaker cones.

If you're looking for piping hot synthesis and top notch harmonic blends, look no further than Rusted Rhythms Vol. 35.

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 34 - Dual Natured [Philosopher Set]

For the latest edition of Rusted Rhythms, Bostonian native Anthony Boisvert flexes the breadth of his Dual Natured project with an hour-long blend of soul and vibration. Boisvert's vision through sound is the relationship between what is heavy and what is weightless in music.

As one of Rezinate's resident selectors, he's at the nexus of forward-thinking electronic music in the New England area, and the indelible impact it has left on him is channeled through a mosaic of system-ready music and a thirst for intellectual revolution.

Presenting his debut "Philosopher Set" from the winter of 2020, Dual Natured merges rhythms and melodies in a smooth, interpolative journey through the scope of sound system music. From lush, spirited jazz by Kenny Burrell, to emulsified sub-weight from the catalogs of B9, and Jafu, Boisvert's exploration of emotive sound becomes a palate of immersive textures. Whether you're looking to relax or energize your headspace, we encourage you to reprise the Philosopher's journey with us in Rusted Rhythms vol. 34.

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Rusted Rhythms Vol. 33 - COPYCATT

COPYCATT has been redefining production and engineering paradigms in bass music  for the last four years and running. His obtuse, frequency-splitting textures and stylistic groove have been a constant inspiration for today’s incoming producers and audiophiles. Through an abundance of online tutorials and streams, he’s made an indelible impact on the sound design and production processes favored by his contemporaries. On top of such a massive influence across the underground music spectrum, he’s in the prime of his life; at 22 years old, his music has travelled across continents and sound systems, spreading low-end gospel from sea to sea.   

For this edition of Rusted Rhythms, he’s graciously provided an exclusive mix of unreleased music from his growing stash. It’s a brash, boisterous dive into potent bass lines and head-nod rhythms. Last week, we published an interview with COPYCATT as a companion piece to this Rusted Rhythms, talking about everything from perspective to writing processes. We encourage you to digest them in tandem, giving yourself an all encompassing dive into the COPYCATT experience.

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Rusted Rhythms Vol. 32 - k dnt

High-fidelity, meticulously processed synthesis has become an undeniable staple of underground electronic music. Modern producers and DJ’s stretch this new wave of tone and texture across genres and tempos, bridging the gap between various musical ideas with vibrant, powerful sound design, Based out of Austin, Texas, K-dnt is the rhythmic machination of Phillip Anthony. As the owner and operator of the Saeiound music label, his first and foremost priority is the propagation of high-fidelity music, and he uses K-dnt as a platform to share his own particular musical vision. With an evidently potent ear for melody and harmony, this Rusted Rhythm is presented with buttery smooth mixing and resolution, exploring far-out musical modes between 80 and 98 bpm. The tracklist brings together the sounds of producers from across the talent spectrum, featuring cuts from heavy hitters like Detox Unit and Frequent, as well as the output of The Rust Music artists and friends like 5AM, Mindex, and Thought Process. Over the course of an hour, each track blends into the total experience with excellent precision, creating a journey that flows throughout the current forefront of experimental bass music. For lovers and seekers of extreme audio manipulation and tight, downbeat rhythms, Rusted Rhythm Vol. 32 will surely satisfy your aural needs and curiosities.

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Tracklist:

planet4 - City Breath
Ivan Shopov & Avigeya - Traka Tren (Ion Driver remix)
Audiovoid - Schedule One
Ivan Shopov & Avigeya - Kanatitsa (Yunis remix)
potions - Grapefruit
RefraQ - Semantics
Canopy - Sonar
Arakhronae - Baellerina
Frequent - DEILO
ÆTERNA - Shoulder of Orion
Mindex - Cluster Overload
Dusty Fungus - Surreal Futurist (YAKOV remix)
Kimyan Law - Copperclock
Chee - Cringe
Canopy - Lyre
Detox Unit - Obscure
The Disciple Grin - Trading Thoughts
Thought Process - Dead End Street
Mindex & 5AM - Visceral
Digital Rust - Boondoggle
EVAC - Source (EVAC remix)
Maurizio Chiaro - NKD

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 31 - Kodiak Kid

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 31 comes all the way from down under in Melbourne, Australia courtesy of Kodiak Kid, a well-traveled DJ who is set to release his debut EP Drifting Status May 10. Although he’s never released original music - besides “To the Point”, the first single from the upcoming EP - Kodiak Kid’s reputation in the worldwide bass community is strong and getting stronger. The reason for this is two-fold. First, after coming into contact with many of the world’s best bass producers through his festival plays (Burning Man, Rainbow Serpent, Earth Frequency) and his role managing the Melbourne-based events company Whomp Music, folks have nothing but good things to say about him. Second, he consistently releases his DJ sets from these festivals, treating online audiences to several journeys down the rabbit hole.

Born from his passion for turntablism and the art of DJing, Kodiak Kid’s sophisticated mixing skills and bold track selection are impossible to miss for the discerning listener. He tosses any style of music into his mixes, from reggae and hip-hop to mid-tempo, glitch, drum and bass and downtempo. On Rusted Rhythms Vol. 31, he mostly favors hip-hop, halftime bass, and the hard-hitting intersection between these two styles. It’s full of raw and highly relatable bars from a number of international emcees which then segue into alien bass frequencies. A bit of carefully selected downtempo balances it all out. Look out for Drifting Status, which will be preceded by an additional single, and remember the name Kodiak Kid when you see him on a festival lineup near you.

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Tracklist:

Blockhead - UFOMG
Smoke City - Underwater Love
CloZee - The Path to Heaven (Supertask remix)
Dirty Dike - Sun Tan of a Pig
FRQ NCY - Cockpitshakin
Society of Numbers - Trippin
P.Smurf - Imported Diamonds (ft. P Link, Adam Koots & Downpat, prod. by Must Volkoff)
Safire - ??
Dizz1 - We Make it Look Easy ft. Blu & Georgia Ann Muldrow
Stickybuds - All On You Feat. Mr. Bill + Too Many T's
Kodiak Kid - ??
Eprom - Oksana (Ivy Lab remix)
Sampa The Great - Energy (feat. Nadeem Din-Gabisi)
Urban - Madpressure
Ninjaman x Monkeymarc - Badness
Able8 - Bodies (feat. Paco the G Train Bandit & Reddaz)
Jayteehazard - Ugh.100
Scoville95 - ??
Katalyst - Out of This World
Icekream - Who's the hardest?
Sa-Roc - Forever

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 30 - Mike Wallis

United Kingdom native Mike Wallis is best known as one half of Crunch with Tipper and one third of the rowdy, hip-hop heavy K.L.O project, where he performs as Osmetic with Kursa & Lone Drum. During more than two-decades moving through the back streets of electronica, Wallis has released under “10 or 11” monikers and collaborated with dozens of producers. He also co-manages Colony Productions, an imprint that curates some of the world’s most prolific downtempo and glitch music from producers such as Vent, Kursa, Opiuo, Bogtrotter, and Dreamwalker.

Wallis began DJing at 15 years old and began producing at 18 in 1994. After releasing music as PSI SPY and Abstrakt Knights, a collaborative project with Sam Ashwell, he founded Colony Productions in 2001. Ashwell (a member of Vent) would join Mike in 2005 to co-manage the label. Primarily, Colony was created as a platform to release some of the first work from Crunch, a collaborative project with Mike’s childhood friend Dave Tipper. The minimal, textured and ambient Crunch sound served as a foundation for Colony. Over time, though the label came to embrace a broad spectrum of exploratory electronic music ranging from heavy and deranged to soft and blissful.

For this special thirtieth edition of Rusted Rhythms, this pioneer in broken beat electronica has prepared a “Colonization Mix”, one hour of selections from the Colony Productions catalog, spanning from 2001 to the present day. Colony has always been ahead of the curve, releasing work from Kursa and Duskky (now Seppa) in 2015, for example. From his lofty perch directing this label, and as a collaborator with some of electronic music’s most influential producers, Mike has been well-situated to witness the evolution of glitch-based music. By touring us through the Colony catalog in RR30, he enables listeners to bear witness to this evolution, too.

This mix also features a companion interview published in our Blog, where Mike discusses his musical journey and his first release as Osmetic, Lab Notes. This all comes ahead of Elements Lakewood Camping Festival on Memorial Day Weekend in Lakewood, Pennsylvania, where Mike Wallis will headline The Rust Music’s late night stage takeover (tickets).

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TRACKLIST

COL002 – Crunch (Evac Remix)
COL004 – Sevenark 
COL001 – Crunch 
COL030 – Kursa & Duskky
COL044 – Modern Noise Machine
COL030 – Kursa & Duskky
COL006 – Cane
COL046 – Bogtrotter
COL035 – Fybe One
COL014 – Vent 
COL021 – Bran
COL037 – Mouldy Soul
COL034 – R2EQ
COL045 – Dream Walker
COL029 – Vent (Skope Remix)
COL043 – K.L.O
COL042 – Tryptich
COL035 – Fybe One (Krymes Remix)
COL040 – Sudo

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 29 - Gaddy

Gaddy, pride of Houston, is taking a different approach to Rusted Rhythms and offering a one-hour all vinyl, all hip-hop mix featuring rare selections of wax from his personal collection. One could call this a historical musical tour or ‘influences mix” for Gaddy. These rhythms and this drum work is foundational for his own bass-infused compositions. Or one could simply call it some low down laid back G business. Both would be correct. Gaddy is a true archivist of hip-hop from generations past; G Funk, Erik Sermon, original chopped and screwed music, Lord Finesse, original west coast sound, Scarface. This mix has it all. Although it features mostly instrumentals, the mix concludes with some hard, insightful spoken word from Austin poet Poetic the Butcher. When you’re lost in the lean, grooving pockets Gaddy creates in this mix, just remember it’s all spun by hand on two turntables. Keep your eyes and ears on Gaddy, as one week from today on February 12th The Rust Music will have something special (and more current) to share from the foodtruck fugitive.

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Tracklist:

Dead End Alliance - Full Time Playa
Ant Banks - Make Money (Instrumental)
Ice Cube - Make it Rough Make it Smooth
BG Knocc Out & Dresta - D.P.G/K. (Instrumental) B Legit - Check It Out (Instrumental)
Geto Boys - Hold It Down (Instrumental)
Jigmastas - Last Will and Testament  (Instrumental)
Outkast - Benz or Beamer
MAD CJ Mac - Let’s Take A Ride (Instrumental)
2pac - Temptations (Battlecat Remix Instrumental)
Ras Kass - Marinating
Grand Puba - Little of This (remix)
Lord Finesse - True and living (Instrumental)
Pete Rock - smooth sailing
Erick Sermon - Bomdigi (Instrumental)
Dr. Dre & Ed Lover - It’s Going Down (Instrumental)
Mia X  - Party Don’t Stop (Instrumental)
Dogg Pound - Let’s Play House (Instrumental)
Kriss Kross - Da Streets Ain’t Right (Instrumental)
Richie Rich - Ni**az Done Changed (Instrumental)
Young Bleed - How Ya Do That (Instrumental)
Scarface - I Seen a Man Die (Instrumental)
Tela - Sho Nuff (Instrumental)
Gangsta Boo - Where Dem Dollas At? (Instrumental)  
Jayo Felony - Sherm Stick
Adriana Evans - Reality
Lord Finesse - Galactic Soul (Makes The World Go Round)
Dj Roddy Rod - Take Notice (Instrumental) w/ Spoken Word Poetry by The Poetic Butcher

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 28 - backpack

Jazz-infused 140 bpm system music has been monopolizing our attention for some time now. Philadelphia-based producer/DJ backpack is obsessed with the music, too, and for the 28th installment of Rusted Rhythms he’s strung together a one-hour mix full of this emerging left field sound. He displays a discerning ear for selecting the sound and a strong hand for mixing it. Selections include tracks from Chord Marauders residents Jafu and Geode, as well as a buffet of selections from the innovative Smallprint Recordings imprint based in Brighton, UK. In addition to these top-of-class choices, Rusted Rhythms Vol. 28 offers perhaps the largest amount of original backpack music existing in one place to date. Each cut is weighty and impressive, including collaborations with other Philadelphia-based producers wiseyoungfool and 5AM which represents stylistic fusions. It’s not all system music, though. Stick around until the end to hear backpack round out the mix in style with tunes rooted in hip-hop, including one true classic.

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Tracklist

Blicka - Loading Screen
Sun - You
Khromi - Dressed In Camo
Jafu - Capturing the Storm VIP
Kadet P - Cloudy Eyes and Bright Words
Samba - Stripes
Ternion Sound - Nicky P
Eva808 - Psycho Sushi
J:Kenzo - Cross Polarity
Geode - Lark Ascending
Dillard & Subtle Mind - Temporal 
backpack - Wither
backpack - Delirium 
backpack - Eventually
backpack & Zejibo - Desolation 
backpack & wiseyoungfool - Orchestral Harmonics 
backpack & 5AM - Off Beat Style 
Goth-Trad - Born to Know
Escapism Refuge - Dent
Submotion Orchestra - Forever
Traces - Nature
Zejiboo - part_2_
Krimson - Dr Green
5AM - Peace Mode
Danny Breaks - The Jellyfish
Flamingosis Hidden Attraction

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 27 - pheel.

pheel. walks the line between hip-hop and electronic music with uncommon grace. It’s a thin and blurry line, for sure, but the New York-bred and Denver-based producer walks it like a tightrope. More so than in past iterations of his music, pheel’s contribution to Rusted Rhythms finds him playing with and leveraging the force of sub-bass. It’s a subtle force, as these things usually are with pheel. It’s in the nuance, the detail, and even at times in the silence that this producer truly speaks. This mix consists of all original music, runs for approximately one hour, and builds ever so gradually from beginning to end. It includes multiple collaborations with noted co-conspirators Thought Process and parkbreezy, with whom pheel is constantly working on tunes. Recline, give your head some room to breathe, and enjoy this one.

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Tracklist

pheel. - Crash Byte. (Vip Edit)
pheel. - Skee Lee.
pheel. - Loo Lo. (Vip Edit)
pheel. - Mudda Skunk.
pheel. x Xenolinguist - Dysfunctional Tupperware.
pheel. - Activated Banana.
pheel. x Xenolinguist - Spuncheese.
Tylr. - Diddy Doo. (pheel. Edit)
pheel. - Tart Fart.
pheel. - Hermit Fella.
pheel. - 5628
pheel. - Wubble Foot.
pheel. - Banklin.
Thought Process - Buncha Skrtt. ft. pheel.
pheel. - Boom Be Boo.
pheel. - Finkle Floop.
pheel. - Noogie Victim. 
pheel. - The Edge.
pheel. x Thought Process - Smelly Belly x Fresh Prince 
MALAKAI - Isil (pheel. Remix)
pheel. - CMND-CTRL-Q
pheel. x parkbreezy - Fluoride Free Meatballz.
pheel. x parkbreezy - New Found Truths.
Fiyah - Burning Daylight (pheel. Remix)
pheel. - Totsontots.
pheel. - Webs.
pheel. - Goop Trooper.
pheel. x Though Process - What the chuck.

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 26 - Patrick Richards

Rusted Rhythms encourages participants to experiment. For its 26th installment, The Rust Music itself is stepping outside our comfort zone with this collection of upper bpm music from Philadelphia native and seasoned house producer/DJ Patrick Richards. Just in time for Halloween, this mix dives into danceable spooky darkness. Patrick Richards, whose real name is Patrick Monahan, is known regionally for energizing crowds with classic, uplifting house. He pulls from soul, funk and pop, grounds everything in an irresistible dance step and mixes it flawlessly. As such, this mix - full of deep techno, dark synthesizers, a bit of spacious breaks, and more tasty surprises - is a stylistic departure for Patrick Richards as well. He pulls it off with grace. There are some mystifying drops here that would turn a dancefloor upside down, and some pocket spaces that allow the mind to wander while the body buzzes back and forth on nimble feet. Happy Halloween everyone, here’s to trying something new.

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Tracklist

Soukie & Windish - Eternauta
G Louie - Enclaves
WANTS - Needs
Pearson Sound - XLB
Logiztik Sounds & Audiobill - Paranoid Call
Henry Greenleaf - Turbin
Geode - Agriculture
Cajmere - Percolator (Will Clarke Remix)
Aka Aka - Woody Woodpecker (Original Mix)
Kowton - Pea Soup
Lake People - Tomorrows Happiness (Original Mix
Joy Orbison & Ben Vince - Systems Align
Defekt - Acid Bounce (Original Mix)
Julio Bashmore - Battle For Middle You
Delo - Can You
Dub Killer - End of Story
Hypno - AnahBell
Tessela - Hackney Parrot (Original Mix)
Slam - Convection (Original Mix)
Bicep - Glue
Project Pablo - It's Okay That It's Like This
Redlight - Equinox
Biome - Turn

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 25 - Face Plant

For the 25th edition of Rusted Rhythms, The Rust Music's resident Face Plant is channeling his ghoulish musings through the veil of Halloween. Jason Shepherd, the man behind the alias, is already noted for his penchant for all things spooky and far out. Elaborating on that supernatural infatuation, the tracklist for this mix is the ideal soundscape for All Hallow's Eve. Anchored throughout the mix are a slew of unreleased Face Plant goodies, showcasing his palette of nuclear-charged synthesis and generative sound design. Fat wobbles don't go out of style; they simply adapt, evolve, and become fatter wobbles, and Shepherd lives by this platitude. Beyond the Face Plant originals, the mix is littered with selectors from some of the more prolific names in electronically produced music, most notably Mr. Bill, Alon Mor, Culprate, and Ion Driver. Tapping from the well of hip-hop and it's pervasive spin-offs, the likes of Gramatik, Tab & Anitek, and Rasp 5 find their homes in this edition of Rusted Rhythms as well, complimenting what is already a hip-hop rhythmic focus. If you're trying to get alchemical this Halloween, here's your soundtrack. The witch's brew is stirred properly, the moon is radiating it's lurid glow, and Halloween is finally upon us. Stay spooky.

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TRACKLIST

Face Plant (Ft. Jon Hao) - ?
Bonobo - Ketto
Gramatik - Good Evening Mr Hitchcock
Bricksquash - Bricksquash Mafia
Face Plant - Boom Slang
Face Plant (Ft. Rasp-5) - Brain Damage
Ott - Owl Stretching Time
Face Plant - ?
Face Plant - Naga
Mr. Bill (w/ Evoke) - Same
Culprate - The Memoirs of Gregory Ottoman
Alon Mor - Late Night Skyline
Ion Driver - High Noon
Tab & Anitek - Closely
Face Plant - ?

Rusted Rhythms Vol. 24 - Dillard

Rusted Rhythms are all about showcasing the beat to one’s personal drum, and Dillard spares no expense in taking us on a ride through his world of omnidirectional system music. Summoning the power and versatility of the 140bpm kingdom, this rocky mountain bruiser locks in a 50-minute long sub-weight melee. The enclosed Dillard productions and collaborations are a testament to the myriad musical aesthetics that he finds inspiration in. Featured amongst the list of selectors are the likes of Jafu, Substrata, Geode, Atyya, and Prophet, honoring the magnanimity of similar low-end veterans. This is an homage to the dungeon dwellers and nightcrawlers amongst us. Do not turn off your sound system until you’ve properly rinsed Rusted Rhythms 24.

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Tracklist

Dillard - Target Soundboy
B9 & Jafu - Zephyr Night
Hajimari - Absence ft. Sora
Teffa - Phase One
Dillard - Essence
Dillard & Subtle Mind - This
Subtle Mind - Cheifin
Substrata & Caba - Zygote
Mercy & Geode - Dreams of Hate
Dillard - 0742
Atyya & Dillard - Eon
Hebbe - B-side Dub
Dillard & DMVU - Llunga
Dillard - 26ING
DPRNTDRP - Ghori
Teffa - phone tapes
Arta - phased breathing
Iyakuh & Pathwey - Woju Nawate
Prophet - Paradox
Samba - Tssss
DMVU & Dillard - Leann Rok
Dillard - Waved
Dillard - Unfolding
Ian Ewing - Cereus - (Freud’s Midnight Snack Remix)