Monthly podcast: Nueva Forma Listening Pleasures

It’s been a little while since the last Listening Pleasures as we’ve been gearing up for our second volume of our label compilation, Nueva Forma Social Club. This episode of listening pleasures is definitely an ode to our love of hip hop, grime, heavy beats, warm bass, and a nostalgic backdrop that’s a perfect soundtrack to the remainder of this beautiful summer. And with some wonderfully bucolic and nostalgic beats from The Bear & The Sea, A Gap Between, and Masmöd, along with some beautiful gems from Datahowler, Galapagoose, Big Spider’s Back, and a plethora of others, you’re sure to enjoy the hell outta this episode. So cue up your stereo, and bump some Listening Pleasures from here to the coast.

Podcast: Download (53.1 MB) 43:56

Tags: a gap between, Ambient, Big Spider's Back, breakcore, cosmic sound, dance, datahowler, downtempo, drum & bass, dubstep, Electronica, Futuristic, Galapagoose, HIP HOP, IDM, J-Dilla, listening pleasures, Masmod, mount kimbie, Nueva Forma, pop, Sepalcure, Slum Village, Slumvillage, Solderboy, stephen farris, techno, the bear and the sea

This entry was posted on Friday, August 12th, 2011 at 12:41 am and is filed under Artists, Music, Podcasts. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Monthly podcast: Nueva Forma Listening Pleasures

The sun is starting to make regular cameos here in Portland, which makes us look forward to summer an awful lot. Consider episode 15, then, a fast forward into our hotly-anticipated season, one that features an unreleased minimal techno track by Nueva Forma’s cloudburst, as well as a variety of other sweet, dancey tracks curated by Wolfe+585.

Podcast: Download (64 MB) 54:56

Tags: Acousmatic Pop, Anoraak, AOKI Takamasa, Cassie, Chromatics, Cloudburst, Colorcubic, dance, Electronic Music, Gouseion, Heartbreak, Kate Simko, La Roux, listening pleasures, Nueva Forma, reii, Sally Shapiro, Steffi, techno

This entry was posted on Thursday, April 7th, 2011 at 4:53 pm and is filed under Artists, Music, Podcasts. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Monthly podcast: Nueva Forma Listening Pleasures

Our third enhanced podcast is a nod to the new year, new artists, and innovations. This episode contains a careful blend of melancholy, delicate glitch, and danceable beats — curated by yours truly.

We also have the pleasure of welcoming two new artists to our label: Jimmy Batista, a New Yorker producing under the guise iameb 57, and Michael Louzao & Tim Williams, the PDX locals behind Hello Square. We’ve got two iameb tracks on the podcast, one being an original track from a forthcoming EP release, and the other a dope remix of Ke$ha’s Tik Tok. Hello Square makes a big debut with their electro-infused pop song, Writing on the Wall. And White Car, nearing completion of his soon-to-be released album Closing the Doors of Perception, shares a fresh track with us called Rico.

To top things off, we’ve got another awesome unreleased track by Reii, a remix of Lloyd’s Get It Shawty by Masmöd (as well as his track Asphalt from Axiom), a newly-surfaced remix of the Slants’ Kokoro by Pinscape, and finally, a remix of Graintable’s Lost Frost by Gouseion from the Run Riot crew. This third installment of Listening Pleasures is sure to get your ass in gear, so be sure to subscribe to our podcast if you haven’t already. We’ll be churning out more of these each month along with some fresh new releases along the way.

Podcast: Download (53.9MB) 46:40

Tags: acousmatic, Audio-Visual, dance, DUB, Electronica, enhanced podcast, Get It Shawty, Gouseion, Graintable, Hello Square, Hiphop, iameb 57, IDM, Ke$ha remix, Kesha, listening pleasures, Lloyd, Masmod, Nueva Forma, Pinscape, reii, remix, Run Riot, White Car

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