Benjamin Brunn has made this month’s perfectly positive mixtape for us. It is called “Music for Good Times and Bad Times”. A pretty good name for these joyful 60 minutes of exclusive ambient music that will hopefully make you smile. more information, tracklist and download
TISSUE Magazine Mixtape 39 by Broshuda
Graphic designer, illustrator and music producer Broshuda has made this calming mix for TISSUE this month. Supersmooth and easy, Broshuda moves between ambient, experimental, classical and rock without changing the core feeling of the mix: dreamy and melancholic. more information, tracklist and download
TISSUE Magazine Mixtape 38 by DJ Longsleeve
Pull off your shirt for DJ Longsleeve formerly known as Dynamodyse. Under the name Prince of Deep, he also released his first EP Shelter on the Belgian We Play House label in 2009 and without putting this mix too much in a category it isn’t wrong to say that he is mastering the house genre pretty well. more information, tracklist and download
The/Das — Somebody Is
Fabian Fenk (The/Das) and Kieran Behan (crystalmafia) join forces after previous music video collaborations. For Somebody Is, the musician and filmmaker spent two weeks living inside a van moving up and down the coast of California and interacting with the homeless, witnessing and capturing their daily experiences and personal stories. more information and pictures
Chinaski — Disaster
With his newest video the producer from hell formally known as Chinaski transforms his club track Disaster into an ambient song completely removed of bassline and beats. People serve as aesthetic objects, degraded for the camera, while a cohesive rhythmic-melodic pattern unfolds. more information and pictures
TISSUE Magazine Mixtape 37 by L.F.T.
Mystery Man, as he has been called, aka L.F.T. from the WoodWork label has made this month’s amazingly atmospheric and mystic mixtape for TISSUE Magazine. L.F.T. stands for… oh, no one knows. According to himself: ”… because the world wouldn’t understand”. Maybe so, but what the world can understand, though maybe mystic, is his talent for making music. more information, tracklist and download
Lény Bernay & François Quillacq on Jardin’s ‘Drop the Bass’
Three nonchalant, passively erotic visuals sit in line like erect nipples teasing their way through a thin white t-shirt on a windy day. With casual facade, Jardin and Francois’s audio/visual collaboration demands attention through use of simplistic, suggestive aesthetic and a repetitive lazy house snare that never.ever.drops. more information and pictures
TISSUE Magazine Mixtape 36 by ACOID
ACOID aka Philipp, is a part of the Berlin artist collective Live From Earth and he is a master of mixing deep soft bouncing beats that go straight to your hips. He comes around lots of different genres from ghetto tech over juke and footwork to Miami bass – everything heavily influenced by hip hop in an alltogether slow down kinda cloud rap way. more information, tracklist and download