#592: Black Loops, Souldynamic, GIDEÖN, Whodamanny, Butch, Kepler vs The Trip

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Ben Gomori kicks off episode 592 with an edit by Ricky Cardelli and new tracks from Black Loops, Soul Dynamic, and Butch.

The episode begins with Ben Gomori introducing new music from various artists, including Black Loops, Soul Dynamic, Butch, Hooda Manny, and Kepler vs The Trip. He starts with an edit by Ricky Cardelli called 'Electric Shock' and mentions its release details. Gomori then discusses a track by GIDEÖN, referencing 'The Stitch Up' on Homocentric Records. He highlights music from Mim Suleiman and Maurice Fulton, specifically 'Mingi' from 2010. The host shifts to Hooda Manny, a producer from Naples, and his tracks 'Mi Amor' and 'Muevete Ya' from the Biloba collection, sharing a personal anecdote about a recent trip to Bilbao. Gomori transitions to a track by Jolta Jazz called 'Acid Romance' on Flexi. He announces the Balearic London second birthday party on February 27th at Distillery N17 in North London, featuring Stella Zekri and Gu from Pamplona. The host then previews music from Stefan Bratz featuring Virgo 4, Lee Marrow, and Black Loops' new Utopia EP. He highlights Butch's 'Formula E' on Life and Death and Kepler vs The Trip's 'House Nation'. Gomori features Soul Dynamic's 'Toko' as the future classic, noting its release on AXIDO Records and premiere on the Turned On Soundcloud. He concludes by thanking Patreon supporters, explaining that funds go to charities like the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee, and encourages listeners to share the show.

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