Welcome to Back To The Beach, a podcast series curated for horizontal beach action. We'll be inviting friends, old and new, to submit an hour long mix of musical gems - just for beach consumption. Anything goes, reggae, soul, funk, disco, house, techno, hip hop, ambient, folk, pop, boogie - whatever, as long as it sounds good in the sunshine.
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Welcome to Back To The Beach, a podcast series curated for horizontal beach action. We'll be inviting friends, old and new, to submit an hour long mix of musical gems - just for beach consumption. Anything goes, reggae, soul, funk, disco, house, techno, hip hop, ambient, folk, pop, boogie - whatever, as long as it sounds good in the sunshine.
If you love sun-kissed, dreamy music, there's a fair chance that your music collection contains something by Fukagawa Kiyotaka, aka Calm. The Japanese producer made his debut way back in 1997, joining the dots between nu-jazz, breakbeat & deep house. He has delivered a dizzying number of albums over the last 2 decades, mostly on his own Music Corporation imprint, and more recently on the excellent Hell Yeah! Recordings. The label, a perfect fit for Calm, being a place to find some of the best recent “Balearica”. His album, “By Your Side”, supported by scene big hitters Phil Mison, Chris Coco & Mixmaster Morris. "The concept of Balearic is still abstract to me," Kiyotaka admits. "There are so many things I do not understand, so I am still collecting records and absorbing information about it like a sponge. I have never been to Ibiza, so I hope to go over and DJ there soon." We think you’ll agree, after hearing this mix, that Calm’s understanding of Balearic is just perfect.
Back To The Beach
Welcome to Back To The Beach, a podcast series curated for horizontal beach action. We'll be inviting friends, old and new, to submit an hour long mix of musical gems - just for beach consumption. Anything goes, reggae, soul, funk, disco, house, techno, hip hop, ambient, folk, pop, boogie - whatever, as long as it sounds good in the sunshine.
