Friday 1 May 2020 marked the second iteration of Bandcamp waiving their fees in order to help support the artists and labels that get us talking,
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LabelAlien Jams
Results9Alien Jams is a London based record label and weekly show on NTS Radio.
Listen back to Wilted Woman’s extravagant mix for Newtype Rhythms
This week’s message from across the pond at Newtype Rhythms features a special guest mix from a New York native living in Berlin Wilted Woman. Wilted
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Listen back to Chloe Frieda’s Extraterrestrial Electro mix on Newtype Rhythms
The latest episode of our sister mix series features a transmission from Chloe Frieda – head of the London-based record label and eponymous NTS Radio show, Alien Jams.
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Listen back to Inverted Audio x Alien Jams with Chloe Frieda & Antepop
This month for our Balamii residency we invited London based deejay and label owner Chloe Frieda down to the studio to share insight into her experimental record label Alien Jams.
Tune In: Alien Jams x Inverted Audio with Chloe Frieda & Antepop
Alien Jams label boss Chloe Frieda joins Antepop on Balamii Radio (27th October / 1-3pm UK) for a live interview and mix to discuss her record label and her knack for finding and pushing eccentric, off kilter and stunningly unique electronic music.
Beatrice Dillon: Contrasting Patterns
After her performance at the first iteration of the Cairo edition of Masafat Festival on 20th September 2016, we took the chance to find out more about what makes Beatrice Dillon tick, her creative process and composition methods.
Premiere: rkss ‘Load’
“Cutoff EP” presents perhaps the warmest, most direct sounds yet heard from the London based artist. Its combination of glowing reverb soaked pads, housey kicks and twisted electronic detritus coming across like Wolfgang Voigt played through a futurist filter.
Beatrice Dillon / Karen Gwyer
The new Beatrice Dillon / Karen Gwyer split is a study in the ways a track can be pulled apart and reconstructed, a split release that does that rare thing of presenting two artists sonically distinct but somehow connected through concept.
Marreck: Yuda
Yuda captures a refined sense of experimentalism beneath it’s intense exterior. It sits in a unique place, somewhere between the abstract techno of the Stroboscopic Artefacts label, and the sound experiments of Beatriz Ferreyra.