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Mix Of The Day: Exclusive Memory9 Mix

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It’s nearly the end of the month and we’re looking to get in the mood for the weekend early. Yes, after finally recovering from our New Years Eve exploits, surviving ‘Blue Monday’ and cancelling this year’s anaemic attempt at a health kick we’re ready to go out and have some fun and who better to put us in the mood with an exclusive mix than Memory9?

A quick look at the back story into Memory9’s pathway into music reveals an interesting tale, starting off with a scholarship at the Berklee College of Music in Boston at the tender age of 17, where he collaborated with diverse acts ranging from jazz groups and Cuban musicians to hip hop MCs.

This experience with musical diversity is evident in Memory9’s current new release, ‘Red Falcon’, and the EP’s four tracks move between genres as varied as jungle, jazz, hip hop and footwork. Gadi himself is a trained jazz guitarist, and these elements of more traditional musical compositions are beautifully interwoven with sophisticated bassline beats and electronic samples. This organic combination of musical ideas has allowed Memory9 to develop his signature sound to compellingly explore a range of motifs. Inspired by the effect his colour blindness has on his perception of the colour red, the artist traverses images of dreams, desert planets, blood, lust and dust.

Now to celebrate the release of ‘Red Falcon’ out now on Mnemonic Dojo we’ve secured the services of Memory9 with this exclusive mix for your listening pleasures.

Check it out complete with tracklist below:

Tracklist

  1. CMX – Tesserae
  2. ASC – Cluster
  3. Sam KDC – Betrayed
  4. Escher – Cymbal Runner
  5. Die & Jenna G – 1000 Soul Songs (Addison Groove Remix)
  6. Naibu – Just Like You (Fracture Remix)
  7. Calibre – Sick Of It All
  8. ASC – Impasse
  9. Memory9 – Dusty Red
  10. Naibu – Decay (Om Unit Remix)
  11. Alix Perez – Broken Heart
  12. Alix Perez – Annie’s Song
  13. Onra – My Comet

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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