m50...

Tase : Silence : [untitled] : Film
Tan Ru : Toggle : Trelik Volume 1 : Trelik
Terrence Dixon : Return of Steve Austin : Bionic Man : Background
TB Arthur : Body Scrub : Footsie : (312)
Fashion Flesh : New Freedom : Atoms Revolt : ESP Institute
Alex Cortex : This Is All You Need : Unshell : Pomelo
69 : Sub Seducer : Sound On Sound : Planet E
Heiko Laux : Beacon : Careful, Not Trending : Kanzleramt
Traumprinz : All The Things : All The Things : Giegling
Stojche : Interlude : Urban Chaos : Tangible Assets
Hardstedt : Arytmi : [untitled] : Under Molnet
Cleveland : Kyoto : Kyoto : ESP Institute
Mammo : An Extension : General Patterns : Short Span
Soren Jahan : 04c : 137 : trip
Hallucinator : Red Angel : Red Angel : Chain Reaction
Multiples : Spirit : Two Hours Or Something : Stoor
D5 : Sides Of Space : Neutrino : Delsin

A lot has happened since our last pre-pandemic episode. While streaming DJ sets may have lost some momentum, we believe there's still a space for timeless, distinctive mixes from artists we respect — whether they're long-time players or emerging talents from our circle. So now feels like the right time to relaunch the Pomcast.

Kicking things off is our dear colleague and friend, Chicago’s own m50.

For those familiar, m50 is synonymous with high-quality, deeply personal, and immersive electronic sets. His work through the weekly "etc radio" broadcasts, his productions as Area (his debut album dropped on François K’s Wave Music in 2012), and his vinyl-only label Kimochi all showcase a unique and nuanced musical voice.

To get a deeper sense of what makes m50 such a singular presence in the scene, check out @resident-advisor’s Label of the Month feature from July 2019: ra.co/features/3497