Proper Charts 097 presented by
@elmarsweb
„I have to say it was a lot of overthinking for me on how to approach this mix. I wanted to record something that you could listen to in one take, with fluid progressions and a certain dynamic course. As I’m listening to a wide range of music styles, it was an even harder challenge to showcase what I like at the moment.
Therefore I tried to give you a small insight into tracks I feel a connection to and which have had a heavy influence on my mood and musical self at the time.
Thank you for the opportunity!“
@speedyj_jochempaap - Ginger (Remastered 2021): I found this track a few days ago before meeting up with my friend
@mlt.2.dnz and instantly felt like this could be the perfect opener to a journey across multiple genres; as it is slowly building up in very calm way, paired with raw drums and oldschool sounddesign without setting to many boundaries on what follows after.
@sue_lewig - Rose: Completely love this track with its pure, timeless and deep atmosphere. I got to know Sue Lèwig after the latest
@spl1nter.cell event in march. We had a great talk about the current state of electronic music and what needs to change for it to be a more sustainable and inclusive culture. I still think about it a lot.
Even crazier that the track has found its way on our label where we had the chance to curate a 14-track VA with tracks by flinta* artists from all over the globe.
We are currently in the process of producing the physical CD release of this VA, so hit us up if you want a copy. All profits go directly to the artists.
@ttrouve_xupid - stop being deep: One of the tracks I can’t get enough from. This production by xupid on
@summerpuprecords feels like a daydream and dayrave in one. I think it becomes very powerful when played at the right moment and can lift the whole dancefloor from true melancholy to ecstasy in the blink of an eye.
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![Proper Charts 097 presented by @elmarsweb„I have to say it was a lot of overthinking for me on how to approach this mix. I wanted to record something that you could listen to in one take, with fluid progressions and a certain dynamic course. As I’m listening to a wide range of music styles, it was an even harder challenge to showcase what I like at the moment.
Therefore I tried to give you a small insight into tracks I feel a connection to and which have had a heavy influence on my mood and musical self at the time.
Thank you for the opportunity!“@speedyj_jochempaap - Ginger (Remastered 2021): I found this track a few days ago before meeting up with my friend @mlt.2.dnz and instantly felt like this could be the perfect opener to a journey across multiple genres; as it is slowly building up in very calm way, paired with raw drums and oldschool sounddesign without setting to many boundaries on what follows after.@sue_lewig - Rose: Completely love this track with its pure, timeless and deep atmosphere. I got to know Sue Lèwig after the latest @spl1nter.cell event in march. We had a great talk about the current state of electronic music and what needs to change for it to be a more sustainable and inclusive culture. I still think about it a lot.
Even crazier that the track has found its way on our label where we had the chance to curate a 14-track VA with tracks by flinta* artists from all over the globe.
We are currently in the process of producing the physical CD release of this VA, so hit us up if you want a copy. All profits go directly to the artists.@ttrouve_xupid - stop being deep: One of the tracks I can’t get enough from. This production by xupid on @summerpuprecords feels like a daydream and dayrave in one. I think it becomes very powerful when played at the right moment and can lift the whole dancefloor from true melancholy to ecstasy in the blink of an eye.[continues in the comments]](https://sp1.picnob.com/p/pt_6869371118623148717168_0_63597f68c0fb90f785af92d6b57ccdb2.jpg?o=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&h=f03392bf0261e7c0591836654bf39dce)
