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Reinier Zonneveld Sets New Guinness World Record

On Saturday, August 5, 2023, techno royalty Reinier Zonneveld made history by setting a new Guinness World Record for the longest electronic music live set. The record-breaking performance took place at the Karren Maar Festival held at the historical Stadsblokken in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Reinier Zonneveld astounded the crowd with an extraordinary 11-hour and 11-minute solo live set, starting at 12:49 pm and ending at precisely 00:00 am.

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Performance anxiety

98% of Female Artists Suffer Perfomance Anixety, According to New Survey

A new survey has found that 98% of female artists suffer from performance anxiety, with many citing their gender as the issue.

The survey, which was conducted by Pirate Studios, found that female artists were 28% more likely to experience performance anxiety than their male counterparts – and also saw that many cited their gender as the reason for feeling this.

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Ronald Christoph DJ

Ronald Christoph Talks Going Viral, New Projects, & Being A Label Boss

Berlin-based Ronald Christoph is a highly educated musician, prolific music producer, and live Performer with an impressive career spanning nearly three decades. Having worked across a diverse spectrum of contemporary music and art projects since the early 90s, Ronald’s impressive discography is an ongoing journey of electronic, disco, house & techno music, and all shades in between.

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Trovarsi & C.K. Sample Team Up to Explore New Territories of Sound Design

A new collective born out of the boom of live online streaming performances in response to COVID drops today on the techno and house scene: Transduction Signal Collective. Transduction Signal Collective was formed by Trovarsi, founder of Southern California Synth Society, and C.K. Sample, co-founder of Club Eurorack and founder of Modules Discord. The pair formed the collective with the intention of encouraging artists to reach new heights by using a variety of electronic musical instruments in their productions and live sets.  Read more

Departure Nicole Moudaber

Departure Welcomes Nicole Moudaber, Damian Lazarus, Black Coffee & More

The innovative Brooklyn Mirage is going to Mexico, with an epic five-day experience from January 6-11, 2022 featuring the leading talent in underground electronic music, creation of a newly designed Mirage venue on the beach, plus two additional custom venue creations accessible only at Departure, created by the team behind the legendary Cityfox Experience, plus luxury accommodations, boat parties and much more. Read more

Hybrasil shares tips for live performers

Hybrasil: Tips for Live Performers

This week Berlin-based live artist and sound engineer Hybrasil presents the ninth release on his eponymous label, as well as 5 important tips for live performers. As with all Hybrasil label releases, Osiris EP features three tracks from his live show

This is his first release since his debut album Embers dropped on Radio Slave’s Rekids imprint last November, following a strong debut on the Berlin label with Afra EP.  The heavy affiliation with the label continued recently as Hybrasil found himself joining the imprint for his debut at, Panorama Bar. Read more

Jeff Mills Continues Creative Legacy with Kobe Session Project

Jeff Mills

When it comes to pushing the creative envelope, not many do it more extravagantly than Jeff Mills. Throughout his tenured career he’s accomplished a tremendous amount in the artistic field with exhibitions at Le Lourve, designing his own drum machine,  and really, the list is seemingly endless. His latest endeavor? Kobe Session.

Kobe Session is a collaborative project between Jeff Mills, fellow Detroit native, Gerald Mitchell, and Japanese musicians Kenji Hino and Yumiko Ohno, in which the four artists present a stunning improvisational live performance from Japan in September 2015. Musically, Kobe Session is an inspiring body of work, but the project also serves as a cultural bridge between these respected musician. Jeff Mills and Gerald Mitchell pull their influence from their experiences with Underground Resistance and Detroit as a whole, whereas Kenji Hino and Yumiko Ohno provide drastically different influence based on their respective experiences – Ohno as one of the members of the critically acclaimed band Buffalo Daughter, and Hino from his extensive time learning from jazz legends in New York.

Kobe Session

From left to right: Gerald Mitchell, Kenji Hino, Jeff Mills, Yumiko Ohno

Kobe Session was a project originally intended to coincide with the Exhibitionist 2 DVD Series, but has evidently been deemed worthy enough to also stand on it’s own. Kobe Session will be available in May through Axis Records as a special 180 gram vinyl mastered for high fidelity sounds.

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Track listing

A1. Eventide (14’27”)
A2. Introductions (MC/translator: Masaaki Ishizaki) (4’26”)
B1. Happy Gamma Ray (15’11”)

Kobe Session Artwork

Artwork: Sunset Wave by GOMA (Japan)