Two beach parties with Morricone soundtracks

Summer's over here in Central Europe. I hope you all had your beach parties and/or processions, hopefully with good soundtracks.

I found out about "Adonai" through James Cargill's excellent mix for The Outer Church in the context of his soundtrack for Peter Strickland's new film "Berberian Sound Studio" (and I was pleased to find out that apparently my TV ident month seems to have found its way into this mix).

DJ Mahssa's set from the intercontinental psychedelic dance party

DJ Mahssa set at intercontinental psychedelic dance party, Sud Basel, 2/24/2012 

I'm very happy that DJ Mahssa from Los Angeles (via Teheran) stopped in Basel on her long European tour to play at the intercontinental psychedelic dance party I recently organised. 

I'm a big fan of her (essential) Pomegranates compilation with Persian pre-revolutionary funk/pop/psych. Among many other things she's also running the US-branch of Finders Keepers Records, is a member of the B-Music collective and is about to open a shop called Mount Analog for europhile psychedelia-loving Californian connoisseurs.

She kindly let me record and now publish her smashing set of Persian, Turkish and other delights from the party. Thanks again, Mahssa!

Stream from Mixcloud or download here.

Previously: My own set from the party.

My set from the intercontinental psychedelic dance party

Most of my set from the party I recently organised. Some needle feedback and a little distortion now and then, but hey, this is raw, wild, psyched out etc. dance music, sometimes even with lyrics in languages with weird amounts of consonants.
Sorry, no tracklist, but just ask me in the comments if you want to know something about a certain track.
Stream from Mixcloud or dl here.

intercontinental psychedelic dance party

I'm organising a little intercontinental psychedelic dance party this friday. Let me know if you're on my corner of the world (Basel, Switzerland) and come to the party! DJ Mahssa from Los Angeles will play, who compiled the wonderful "Pomegranates" record with persian pre-revolutionary pop.