Well. We are not dead.
Stay tuned for a new episode!
And if you have questions, comments or just simply want to request a tune, feel free to contact us.

Today, we'll play you some oldie-but-goldie tracked tunes.

Playlist:
01. Jammin' in the wind by Heywood and Braintumour
02. Late night session by Ganja
03. Gettin' groovy by Dolby
04. Mega funk show by Gryzor
05. Nocturnal intruder by Basehead
06. Eshu's tales by Ainu
07. Stream by Cybelius
08. Perna5 by Limbo Duck
09. In adsvance by Illmidus
10. Cyber city by Nighthawk
11. Incinerated by Vogue
12. Transonic theme by B-Toven
13. Kyxi techno by Chorus and Sid

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Today, together with Bitfellas we released a new podcast. This time uner the name BitJam Podcast and this is the 33th episode in the row.

Tracklist:
01. Delta Remix 2001 by Bluejooz
02. Hux Flux Deluxe by Random
03. Redemption 6.4 by Intensity
04. Binary flow C64 cover by Vincenzo
05. Dopus by Archon
06. Know me by KEiTO
07. Ma petite fleur by Radix
08. Brother in the sky by Chromag
09. Voodoo by Chromag
10. Texture of destiny by DQ
11. Vesztohely telen by Xenophobe
12. Out the exits by Lug00ber
13. Project 11 (An Angels love) by Hazel
14. State of mind by JCO
15. Cheddar remix by Man With No Alias, 1in10 and Irschtas

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Hello and welcome to the new Hardread Podcast page!
First of all, a VERY BIG THANK YOU goes to KF for our brand-new logo. THANKS, dude!

So, here we are again, and we reached the 30th episode!
Woah, that's not bad, eh?

And we have another news:
Together with Bitfellas we celebrate the 30th episode with playing the two podcast after each other this evening.

Start your favourite media player and tune in!

And now, our playlist will follow, as usual (the links are pointing to the Bitfellas site) :
01. Atrium 4k soundtrack by Puryx
02. Fight for delight by Skyrunner
03. Gib gas by JCO
04. Kleiner muck by Kakiarts
05. Gimme that glass, Philip! by Slyspy
06. Sort of a Dreamscape (Donuts soundtrack) by D Fast
07. The lotus variation by Xerxes
08. Frozen rain by Nightbeat
09. Floppy disco by Buzzer
10. Dreaming snowdrop by Masterfaker
11. Defilibration by bstrr and Moebious
12. Interstellar soundtrack by Vincenzo
13. Nano by Teo

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Today's podcast episode is real unique, because Pohar selected tunes from his all-time-favourite-playlist, Vincenzo just mixed them into a big mass.

Podcast #29 - Pohar's favourite tunes
Tracklist:
01. Turtle by Romeo Knight
02. Route 1066 by KEiTO
03. The built in morality of a fighter bomber jet by Interphace
04. Take a deep breath by Kaktusen
05. Techlow by Willbe
06. Glorified by Sumo Lounge and Halik
07. Media error soundtrack by Sulphur
08. World domination by Odd
09. V chipcore by Lug00ber

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Lenght: 33:42min.

It was hard to select the best of the bests, maybe we failed. But now, here is the next episode of Hardread Podcast with demotunes from 2007.
Have fun!

Podcast #28 - Demotunes from 2007
Tracklist:
01. 8bit wonderland by Dq
02. It's red outside by Osmic
03. Stellar evolution by Dixan and Little Bitchard
04. Kasaria pukkaa by Buzzer
05. Zenith by Art J and KPS
06. Sunstreek by Chromag
07. U smiled me by Neurokin
08. Spacemail by Preston
09. Blockparty by Dual Core
10. Discotufs by Lug00ber
11. Interphaze by Flipside
12. Evoid droid by Gloom and Flipside
13. Gamma by Irvin

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As we promised, here is the next part of our selection from 2007' music competitions.

Podcast #27 - Tunes from compos - 2007 - part 2
Tracklist:
01. Cologne by Dominei
02. Rotterdam'87 by Virtaava
03. Butterflies by Nexus
04. The bounce by Opad
05. Casa musica by Evil
06. Want by Dick Flacid
07. Remember this day by Edzes
08. Blue mist jungle by Speak
09. Overload by byProduct
10. Mezzy thing by Salome

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Hello and welcome in 2008! In this episode we selected tunes from music competitions. It seems like we will make another part of it, because there was a lot of good music back in 2007. So, be prepared for the next episode!

Podcast #26 - Tunes from compos - 2007
Tracklist:
01. Me Chalice by Dq feat. Scrapingmicha
02. Commando by Kaktusen feat. Ras Stevens
03. Fire desire by Jay
04. Electric sheep (Solskogen edit) by Xni
05. Next generation (very compo edit) by Little Bitchard
06. Wikkid riddim by neXus
07. Raw attraction by Ilmarque feat laamaa
08. Funk'R'Us by Edzes and Malmen
09. We are the overlords of space... by Hi-Dine
10. Take me tonight by Rebb
11. Fuckin' aye reloaded by Paniq and Gary J. Hung

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Previously Sexteto Tanguedia, but now with a string trio: Orquesta Tanguedia. A Belgian Tango orchestra founded by Gwen Cresens, that plays Astor Piazolla combined with own songs.
Has released the albums “Sara verso il matino” in 2002 and “In bocca al lupo” in 2005.

Download audio file (Buenos_Aires_Hora_Cera-Orquesta_Tanguedia.mp3)

Juan Carlos Caceres: voice, trombone, piano
Marcello Russillo: drums
Carlos ‘el tero’ Buschini: double bass
Daniel Binelli: bandoneon (guest)

(...) CACERES’s new CD Tango Negro Trio is particularly revealing, a fine introduction to his poetics, beginning with its title and the track “Viva el candombe negro”, a clear homage to tango’s African roots. The poignancy of his rough-edged voice announces a musical quest for that blackness often ignored by historians of tango, and which here finds full expression. (...)
from tangodata.com.ar

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Quinteto Zarate plays Argentinian Tango in the style of the famous Quinteto Réal founded by Horacio Salgán. All group members are conservatory trained and have come to their love of tango in individual ways. Their shared interest in the Salgán style inspired them to create the Quinteto Zarate. In their performances, virtuoso arrangements by Salgán alternate with traditional tangos and tangos by Astor Piazzolla. For both the casual listener and to the lover of dance Quinteto Zarate is an exciting sound in the Dutch tango scene.

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Mandragora is a musical collective that can range from a duo to a 9-piece orchestra. On most Sunday evenings, they play as a quartet of Accordion, Violin, Guitar and Bass at the Loring Pasta Bar (Minneapolis).

A sample:

La Cumparsita: Mixing everybody’s favorite tango with a cool bass riff from Jesus Christ Superstar

from: Mandragoratango.com

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His show on Radio Belgrano meant for him achieving the nickname “Manos Brujas” (Spellbinding Hands), which was the title of a foxtrot by José María Aguilar that he played at the beginning of each show with his orchestra. His first singer was Teófilo Ibáñez, successful interpreter of the tangos “Gólgota”, “La novena” and the milonga “Campo afuera”. Later came Andrés Falgás who was a boom with “Queja indiana”, “Griseta”, “La chacarera” and “Cicatrices”.
Subsequently, the singer Jorge Ortiz, probably the most successful in the orchestra, joined them, he later joined Miguel Caló, but soon he came back to Biagi with whom he felt more at ease. His biggest hits were “Yuyo verde”, “Indiferencia”, “Pájaro ciego”, “Misa de once” and “Soledad la de Barracas”.
from: todotango.com

via buenosairestango.com

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In 1952 Roberto Goyeneche is convoked to sing in Horacio Salgán’s orchestra where he sang with Angel “Paya” Díaz. Among his records with Salgán were “Alma de loca” (“Soul of crazy woman”) and “Un cielo para los dos” (“A sky for the both of us”), which he sang with Díaz. Later on he is convoked by Troilo’s orchestra, and he forms a vocal duet with Angel Cárdenas. At first Troilo did not like the idea of Goyeneche singing in his orchestra because he thought the singer looked “like a cowboy” (“tenía pinta de cowboy”) but, in the end, they became good friends. It was Troilo himself who encouraged Goyeneche to pursue a soloist career, which the singer started in 1963. He was one of th best singers of that time.
from elportaldeltango.com

via tangomiami.com

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Francisco Lomuto’s (...) orchestra, even if does not truly belong to the first rank, was an important and popular dance orchestra in its day and left some wonderful recordings. You can get an idea of his popularity from the number of recordings that he left: over 950 titles between 1922 and his death in 1950. That’s more than double what D’Arienzo managed in the same period.
(from milonga.co.uk)

(via buenosairestango.com)

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