Bass Agenda

Diverse electro podcast. Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) The track that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production.

Guest selectors have included Boris Divider, Pip Williams, The Hidden Persuader, Code Rising, Bass Junkie, The Exaltics, Deemphasis, DVS NME, Dexterous Numerics and more..!

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This week's guest selector on Bass Agenda is w1b0, from the Netherlands. Listen on Thursday for exclusive tracks and his choice of electro tunes that influenced his starting to produce.

Bass Agenda this week looks like this:

2x unreleased tracks from Alavux;
1x the track that inspired Alavux to start producing;
2 x tracks that Alavax says have blown him away in the last year or so;
1 x track that Alavux has chosen as his most proud of production;

1 x 20 minute extract from an Alavux live gig;

loads x other quality electro tracks

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Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) The track that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production. This week's guest selections come from Serbia’s Alavux.

For more info on Alavux check the below links:

http://soundcloud.com/alavux
http://alavux.blogspot.co.uk/
Live set: http://www.electro-lovers.com/…gumitwist_0411/13-1-0-283

Track list:
Excision – System Check
Detroit In Effect – Detroit Technobass
Soulless Machine – Man vs Machine
The Exaltics – Warships Over Jena City
Alavux – Phutura
Dez Williams – Astrelo
Alavux – Space Traveller
The Hidden Persuader – Are You Ready?
Exile & Luigi – Elextro Retra
Shann X – Dark Days
DVS NME – Redesigned
Model 500 – Future Vocal
Bass Junkie – Human Error
Hardfloor – Skill Shot (Pip Williams mix)
Juno Lazermachine – Sputnica
Digitizer – Analog Volateg Controlled

Part 2:
20 min extract from Alavux Live Perfomance @ Gumitwist party 3.1 4th November 2011

Full set at: http://www.electro-lovers.com/…gumitwist_0411/13-1-0-283

This week's Bass Agenda is going to be another busy show: The Hidden Persuader guest selections, including the track that got him fired up to start producing electro, some exclusive Hidden Persuader news, unreleased material from Hadamard and Illektrolab and loads more bass, bleeps, glitches, and synth madness....available here, Soundcloud, Electro Empire and bassagenda.co.uk/podcast/?p=home on Thursday. Phew!

Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) The track that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production. This week's guest selections come from The Hidden Persuader.

For more info check:

http://thehiddenpersuader.com/
http://thehiddenpersuader.bandcamp.com/
soundcloud.com/thehiddenpersuader
http://www.junodownload.com/ar…idden+Persuader/releases/

Tracklist:

Excision – System Check
Rave or Die – Powerzone
The Hidden Persuader – Channel Ident
The Hidden Persuader – Electronix
Univac – OSC Music
Dez Williams – Krybaby
Scape One – Substorm (Sync 24 mix)
Jean-Paul Bondy – Prompted Some Observers
Bass Kittens – Pro One
The Hidden Persuader – When Did U Start?
Elecktroids – Stun Gun (Track that inspired the Hidden Persuader to start producing)
Rawtary – Freaky Bitch
Hadamard – Ride With Me
Beta Evers – Only For My Satisfaction
Illektrolab – Soundshifter
Illektrolab – Electro Magnetic
Rogue Frequency – Sleeping Android
Preston Flex – You Can’t Hide
The Hidden Persuader – Dancing Machines (Favourite own production as chosen by the Hidden Persuader)
Teutonic Boom – Shrewsbury Steppa (Pain Struck Stanley Dumb mix)
Umwelt – Cydonia
Deemphasis – End of Cycle (Track chosen by Hidden Persuader , the track that has blown him away in the last year or so)
Steve Reich – Drumming (Mantronik mix)

Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) The track that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production. This week's guest selections come from French E.L.E.C.T.R.O producer Deemphasis.

For more info check:

http://www.deemphasis.net
Deemphasis
http://ukonx.bandcamp.com/

Tracklist:

System Check - Excision
Effects - Mumm
So Far Away – Robert Cosmic
You Know The Score (Morphology mix) - Hardfloor & ERP (Chosen by Deemphasis – track that has blown him away in the last year or so)
Breathing - Deemphasis
Only Forward – Scape One (Chosen by Deemphasis – track that has blown him away in the last year or so)
Our Destiny - Deemphasis
Sleep Little Men – Deemphasis (Chosen by Deemphasis, own production most proud of)
Funkin’ - Mike Ash
Sex With the Machines - Anthony Rother (Chosen by Deemphasis, track that inspired him to start producing)
Esqueix – Dark Vektor
Dannz - Dexterous Numerics
Connected - Deemphasis
Kontrapshun – Dez Williams
Demon - Preston Flex
Eye Thoughts (Exzakt mix) - 214
Rolldose - Tastatur
Plastic Dreams – Offset (Deemphasis mix)
Neuromodulation - PolycarbonClique

Tomorrow's Bass Agenda has guest selections from AWOL. US producer form Phoenix, dark hard and moody business for your ears! Check it out.

Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) tracks that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production/s. This week's guest selections come from Phoenix USA's AWOL.

For more info on AWOL:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/…53095?sk=app_178091127385
http://soundcloud.com/awol8you

Tracklist:

Excision - System Check
Debonaire and Tricky D - Take It to the Max
Signal Type - In Abyss (Gods of Technology mix)
Vadim SVD - Uranium Enrichment
Computron - Maple Street (Bass mix)
AWOL - Access Denied
Global Surveyor - Scape One mix (selected by AWOL, track that's blown him away in the last year or so)
AWOL - Cold Trap (selected by AWOL, one of own tracks most proud of)
Aurora Surrealis - Central Station
A Made Up Sound - Human Need (Heinrich Mueller mix)
Anthony Rother - My Name Is Telekraft (selected by AWOL, track that's blown him away in the last year or so)
AWOL - Binary Buly
w1b0 - Divider
Rawtary - Sleeper (AWOL remix) (selected by AWOL, own production most proud of)
Mike Ash - Element 24
Little Computer People - Eyes (selected by AWOL, track that inspired him to start producing electro)
Dopplereffekt - Sterilization (selected by AWOL, track that inspired him to start producing electro)
Fleck Esc - Dark Corners
Fleck Esc - Exposure

This week's guest selector for Bass Agenda is the master - Boris Divider. Tune in to hear the track that inspired him to start producing, the artists that he says have blown him away in the last year or so and the tracks from his own productions that he is most proud of. Free to download from Soundcloud/wernda, or subscribe at bassagenda.co.uk/podcast or check it out on the radar here on EE

Each week I ask a respected e.l.e.c.t.r.o producer to select some tracks (1) tracks that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production/s. This week's guest selections come from Spanish Electro maestro Boris Divider..

For more info on Boris Divider:

http://www.borisdivider.com
http://www.facebook.com/BorisDivider
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Boris+Divider
http://www.drivecom-recs.com/

Tracklist:

Excision - System Check
Boris Divider - Recombination
Boris Divider - Remote Operator
Boris Divider - La Hora Da Las Maquinas
Xformxs - Inverno (artist chosen by Boris Divider, that has blown him away in last year or so)
Benson & GraGee - Syntax Error
w1b0 - Implant
Sonar Base - The Deadly Storms of Uranus (artist chosen by Boris Divider, that has blown him away in last year or so)
Boris Divider - Digital Mind
Xformxs - Outro
Defekt - Modular System (artist chosen by Boris Divider, has blown him away in last year or so)
Electronic Confessions - Time Morphs
Plant 43 - Gravitational Collapse (artist chosen by Boris Divider, that has blown him away in last year or so)
Boris Divider - Reaccion En Cadena
Boris Divider - Survivor Sector (chosen by Boris Divider, own track he is most proud of #1)
Sonar Base - Processing Plant
Sonar Base - The Journey Home
Boris Divider - The Source
Defekt - Replicants Mind
Dynarec - Stellar Wind
Kraftwerk - Computer World (chosen by Boris Divider, track that inspired him to start producing)
Boris Divder - Acceso A Datos Slot01
Boris Divider - Mundo Conectado (chosen by Boris Divider, own track he is most proud of #2)
Boris Divider - Take My Beat (chosen by Boris Divider, own track he is most proud of #3)

This week's guest selector for Bass Agenda is London's very own Pip Williams...be here Thursday...

Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) tracks that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production/s. This week's guest selections come from London's very own Pip Williams. Also we are giving away some Pip Williams Limited edition vinyl!

For more info on Pip Williams:

http://soundcloud.com/pipwilliams
http://www.shamelesstoady.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shameless-Toady/

Tracklist:

Excision - System Check
Mike Ash - Space Techno
Dexterous Numerics - Solar Flare
Fleck ESC - Dream Incubator
Scape One - Simulacra
Fleck ESC - Lazer
Pip Williams - Clone
Instra:mental - User (chosen by Pip Williams: track that's blown him away in the last year or so #1)
ESS - Trigger My Sequencer
Trevino - Derelict (chosen by Pip Williams: track that's blown him away in the last year or so #2)
Model 500 - No UFOs (chosen by Pip Williams: track that inspired him to start producing electro)
Saturn V - Kontrol Your Mind
Pip Williams - 100 Suns
Pip Williams - Complexities
Pip Williams - Those Pesky Kids (chosen by Pip Williams: own track that he is most proud of #1)
Koova - Moths
Transcendental Love Machine - Electrastar (Parts 1, 2 &3)
Gravitational Effect - Abyssal
Radioactive Man - Pretty Ugly
Pip Williams & The Hidden Persuader - Uber Funk
Radioactive Man - Vitamin E
Scape One - Delta Sigma
Hardfloor - Skill Shot (Pip Williams mix) (chosen by Pip Williams: own track that he is most proud of #2)
DVS NME - Disassembled

Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) The track that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production. This week's guest selections come from producer, artist, blogger and radio show host, DVS NME from Colorado Springs, USA.

For more info:

http://www.dvsnme.com
http://www.facebook.com/darkscienceelectro
http://www.bassradio.net

To support the recovery from the wildfires in Colorado Springs - http://www.redcross.org

Tracklist:

Excision – System Check
Blackploid - Mystery Speaker
PL-anet - Hello
Cestrian - Purge
MCC(tm) - Mechanic
Dexterous Numerics - Dannz (R21 Remix)
Weapons of Bass Destruction - Just In Case Pepa
Raakel Bloody Raakel - I Need More
DVS NME - Tesseract
DVS NME - Pneumatica
DVS NME - Embers
Tau Saggittarii - Synapse Reestablisher
Grow - Edgar Adam Grow's Violent Worm (DVS NME remix)
AS1 - I Suffer (chosen by DVS NME, track that's blown him away in the last year or so #1)
Morphology - Magellan Probe (chosen by DVS NME, track that's blown him away in the last year or so #2)
Weapons of Bass Destruction - The World Is Yours
Aux 88 - Annihilating The Rhythm
Robots On Acid - How Can Any Race Be So Stupid (DVS NME remix)
Shinra - Solitaire
DVS NME - Redesigned (chosen by DVS NME, own track most proud of)
Kraftwerk - Numbers (chosen by DVS NME, track that inspired him to start producing electro)
DVS NME - Positronic

This week's guest selector is Dexterous Numerics; a relatively new talent and new blood on the flawless Devine Disorder label. Don't be fooled though, his tunes blast away some artists that have been at it for years; able to produce diverse tracks whilst maintaining an individual sound and striking that important balance between atmosphere and an audio arse kicking. Tune in for exclusive, unreleased and soon to be released tracks.

Each week I ask a respected electro producer to select some tracks (1) The track that influenced their starting to make electro music (2) a track (or two) that has blown them away over the last year or so and (3) their favourite own production. This week's guest selections come from the UK’s Dexterous Numerics.

For more info:

http://soundcloud.com/dexterous_numerics
https://www.facebook.com/pages…r-Records/202561396438439
Also find him on Advanced Funk Vol 2 - http://www.junodownload.com/pr…ced-funk-vol-2/2005139-2/

Track list:

Part 1:
Excision – System Check
Spectrums Data Forces – Orbital Dysfunction
Gravitational Effect – Alien Invasion
Clatterbox – Semi-Automatic
Binalog Frequency – Beat the Devil (23 Coups)
Shinra – 1986 (Pain Struck Stanley Dumb mix)
Binalog Frequency – The Groove
Weapons of Bass Destruction – My Phaser is Always Set to Sexy
Dexterous Numerics – Solar Flare (chosen by Dexterous Numerics, own production most proud of)
Dexterous Numerics – Shadow Zone
Dexterous Numerics – Android Awakening
Mr Velcro Fastener – I Hear You (chosen by Dexterous Numerics, track that inspired him to start producing)
Dexterous Numerics – Digital Uprising
Dexterous Numerics – Einsteinium 253
DJ R21 – Shutdown
Deemphasis – My Territory (chosen by Dexterous Numerics, track that’s blown him away in the last year or so #1)
Miotek – Eans 38
LektroiD – Energy Tech
Dexterous Numerics – Fly With Me
DJ R21 – Atomic Breakdown (chosen by Dexterous Numerics, track that’s blown him away in the last year or so #2)
Meka – Cyber Day

Part 2:

Dez Williams – Live set recorded for Bass Agenda

This week we return to the Netherlands with guest selector Hadamard - expect space, bass and filth on this ride Oh, and a full live set from the man himself too...

Bonus mix show ahead of the first broadcast of Bass Agenda on Friday 20th July at 22.00 GMT is available now.

I am so pleased to announce that from this Friday Bass Agenda will be part of the fantastic weekly Electro Friday line up on bassradio.net - 22.00 GMT.

In the 3 months that the show has been running I have been overwhelmed by the support of artists, listeners, labels and fellow radio hosts and podcasters. Thanks to you all, and especially to DVS NME, Dexterous Numerics, Mike Ash, Matt at Electro Empire, Flash and Klimber at B.A.S.S Radio and all guest selectors past and future.

I have got a massive and ever expanding queue of artist selections, DJ mixes and live sets to share. And, what better place to do it than on a radio station dedicated to this beautiful genre? I'd better go before I get all Gwyneth Paltrow on your asses!

The invasion continues...

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