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Audiation The music shall remain timeless amongst this electronic whirlwind, Josh Lasden celebrates 10 years of El Futuro Recordings.

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Eclectic magazine for the expression of music and the creative arts. For the love of music.. we interpret this passion through variations including fashion, art, lifestyle and words from the heart of the industry. Audiation Magazine is an international publication featuring music content to varied tastes. We are a proud voice for the creative sector and support Independent talent. Audiation Magazine Ltd is a registered company in the UK with writers from across the globe. Each member of the team has their own passions and projects bringing unique ideas to the magazine. The term Audiation means the imagination of sound. www.AudiationMagazine.com

"Music is much more than sound. Music can be a comforter, party maker, career path or a way of life." Ruby, Editor & Owner "Music is much more than sound. Music can be a comforter, party maker, career path or a way of life." Rokuro, Associate Editor "The birth of one's child is the only feeling that comes close to getting lost in music." Cessle, Associate Editor "Music is a form of art that reveals a truth in a world full of mystery." Sarah, Staff Writer

"No matter what's happening in life, it's usually great music will keep you going." Malachi, Staff Writer "Music is life. It's a universal language that has no barriers. It unifies people around the world. It brings people joy." Andy, Staff Writer "Music & love are the same things really. If kids grew up with music in their lives, then their lives would always be filled with love." David, Associate Editor

"The moment you feel happy about music, that is the very essence of it. Being in the vibes and understanding what music has for your soul." Steve, Staff Writer "Music is the way I see the world." Mary, Brand Ambassador

"It's an escape, a relaase, a chance to write how I feel and allow other readers to relate. Music has saved me many times." Jessie, Staff Writer "Music is love, you can feel it. Music binds people together, ending war and bringing peace to the soul." Ashna, Creative Assistant

CONTENTS 8 Radio Guide 10 Radio Memories 11 Camila Cabello 14 Runway Lights 15 Josh Lasden 21 The Yoga Girl Thanks to:

22 On Screen

DJ Queen E Josh Lasden Purple Agency Slime Recordings Javed Vayid The Irish Shehzad K Summer 418 Music

27 New Music 40 Mauritius 52 Festival Guide

Josh Lasden photography by Katrien Vermeire Camila Cabello photography by Elenita123 via Wikimedia Commons

Additional Languages 40 Creole (Mauritius)

Icons & graphics by jannoon028 visnezh freepik.com

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Hi Guys & Dolls... How are you all? We have missed you! I have been on holiday, it was full of sunshine, coconuts and all things tropical. This edition will highlight music updates from the February and March months as well as lots of lovely creative articles with a theme of travelling t h r o u g h o u t t h e e d i t i o n . Y o u ' l l fi n d a n e w r e f e r e n c e s s e c t i o n a t t h e back to help you easily discover all the music and subjects mentioned. We welcome brand ambassador Eva, it will be good to see how she brings her fun spirit to the team. One more little announcement, keep an eye on our company facebook page for a live stream of DJ Queen E's urban music show coming soon! We also proudly are supporting the One Night In Amsterdam, Mauritius event hosted by Purple Agency. If you do spot the b a n n e r s o r p r o m o t i o n , w h y n o t t a k e a s e l fi e n e x t t o o u r l o g o a n d grab a spot on our next cover. In this issue we head to Belgium with electronic artist Josh Lasden for an exclusive interview as he celebrates 10 years of El Futuro Recordings. He takes us through memorable moments in the lively scene and shares some of Belgium's must-visit locations. Over to the US, Sarah's Thoughts holds the spotlight on popstar Camila Cabello as her career is very quickly rising. "She is truly KILLING the solo life." Runway lights, destination out of sight - David takes inspiration from his soaring dreams and the beautiful adventures awaiting up in the air for this poem. The Yoga Girl discusses Nada yoga, the use of sound in practices and its variations. On screen we take a closer look at new music videos from Superhand, UK3, Ooberfuse and Lizzie Curious. Lastly, we land in Mauritius for my artistic journal capturing the beauty and diversity of the island. We've got your festival guide, radio listings and new music from Mike Delinquent, Mark Radford, Blackboxx and Daniel Wanrooy.

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RADIO

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Memories shared on World Radio Day, 13th February 2017... "Back in the old days, we didn't have the luxury of digital radio. You'd have to work to listen to your favourite djs and music. The stereo would b e m o v e d t o a s p e c i fi c a r e a i n t h e r o o m , w i t h t h e aerial and dial being adjusted countless times to pinpoint the best possible sound of the station." "I used to listen to Kerrang Radio some years ago, but now mostly self-organised playlists for some reasons." "Kerrang was awesome, but likewise, I think podcasts interest me more with a broader variety." "I <3 Rocker's Dive Radio. Great music and great people around (there is a chat, so you can discuss songs during the airplay). I discovered cool new rock and blues songs." "The idea for people to discuss the songs is brilliant for everyone to feel more connected!" "Rokkus Radio and Somer Valley FM are amazing radio stations too." "My go to stations in the UK really are KISS FM UK and BBC Radio 1 which do have some interesting sections between the commercial slots."

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Miama, Florida to start a new life in the States. I’ve noticed in interviews she explained she learned English through listening to music and watching television shows. She also stated she was a HUGE One Direction fan, which inspired her to audition for The X Factor at age 16 in North Carolina.

Camila Cabello Alright, I need to refresh, reintroduce or introduce everyone to this major artist in the States known as Camila Cabello. You probably know her from being 1/5 of Fifth Harmony, and that last December she announced she was leaving the band due to personal interests and conflicts with the other members. Even though while putting yourself in her shoes, that sounds like the riskiest and scariest idea ever, she is truly KILLING the solo life!

Her journey on The X Factor was scarily similar to One Direction’s, which I can only imagine was a dream come true for her. She was eliminated during the “bootcamp” portion of the contest, but was brought back on stage with four other girls and was placed in a group. Sounds familiar, right? They named the band multiple names like Lilas and 1234, but finally landed on Fifth Harmony. Numbers in the title, familiar? Coincidentally, they finished third place one the show, the exact place as One Direction. It was basically the female version of the group.

To be honest, no one knew what was going to happen with them. I remember them all going home and going back to school. But I guess either Simon Cowell or L.A. Reid called them back to Los Angeles to sign them as a group to Syco Records and Epic Records. In 2013, they Let’s start from the beginning… released an EP in English and Spanish called Better Together. Their first Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao was album was released in 2015 called born in Havana, Cuba where she Reflection, which had hits like “Worth learned Spanish as her first language. It,” “BO$$,” and At age five, her family moved to 11

“Sledgehammer.” This is the album where their music started being played on radio stations and they were being requested in clubs.

upcoming film “The Fate of the Furious.” She has been in the studio working on her first solo album, which she nicknamed CC1. Coincidentally, Harry Styles recently announced his first Their second studio album, 7/27, was single is being released in April, which fans are coining HS1. ANOTHER the most successful of the three connection between these two!

releases. This had hits like “Work From Home,” “All In My Head (Flex),” For the love of all that is music, keep an and “That’s My Girl.” They were eye on this girl. She is already killing it, playing bigger venues and winning getting every magazine cover, awards, it truly seemed like it was recognition, and deserves the world! nothing but up for the group. Little did Stay happy young Camila, I can’t wait for everyone know that Cabello would you to shine on your own! announce her departure one month after the group finished their shows for the 2016 calendar year. In between the two album releases, she shared a new song with Shawn Mendes called “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” which they wrote backstage at a Taylor Swift concert. This is where the speculation started that she was leaving, and there was jealousy between the other girls in the group of her solo recognition. IKWYDLS was certified platinum. She also released another song called “Bad Things” with Machine Gun Kelly in October 2016, which showed a sexier side to the cleancut singer. “Bad Things” peaked at number four on the Billboard Top 100 Chart. She was also placed on Time Magazine’s “Top 25 Most Influential Teens of 2016,” which was the last year she could be placed on that list as she turned twenty in early March. To be honest, I am completely excited to see what she has in store. Her most recent release was a feature on “Hey Ma” with Pitbull and J Balvin for the 12

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Sarah's Thoughts

Runway lights, destination out of sight. Up in the air it all seems unclear, Nowhere near the ground yet I do not fear. Take me away into the night. Runway lights guide me to home. I'm destined to run, ready to fly. I'm following my heart, ready to live high. Take me away to a place where I feel I'm not alone. Runway lights fade behind me. I live by faith, not by sight. I refuse to live in the darkness of fright. Take me away, take me through the night. -- David

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Josh Lasden The DJ, producer and El Futuro Recordings label manager from Belgium. We previously interviewed Josh Lasden after an incredible performance at Tomorrowland festival where he felt "lucky" to be a part of the atmosphere. Since then, The artist has continued to perform internationally and is now celebrating 10 years of the El Futuro Recordings imprint of which we discussed with him. Congratulations for 10 years of El Futuro Recordings, which is your favourite release on the label? Thank you. It has been a great ride so far, choosing a favourite release is difficult. But, I like the 'Love At Breakfast' releases with remixes from Hazem Beltagui, Nerutto, Emma & Not Okay just to name a few. The 'Re-Baking HBF16' release has got a special place in my heart as this release was made for the 10th anniversary of the Herbakkersfestival, the official music festival of my home town. Not to forget the albums (Radiogenic, Ride To Tomorrow, 10 Years El Futuro Recordings) and the deep house track 'Circles Of Music' capturing the voice of Mátyás Blanckaert that is being used by the Tomorrowland festival for one of their promotional videos this year. The Nathan Coles remix of 'Lebanese Girl' and the Nils Hess rework of 'Juicy Lucy' are both a great asset for the label. Last but not least, the videoclip of 'Love At Breakfast' featuring Justine De Jonckheere (Miss Belgium 2011) and actor Eric Kempeneers is a special short

film and was nominated for the International Kortfilm Festival in Louvain in 2012. The aim was to share futuristic electronic music, how successful has the label been with this vision? Yes, futuristic music has always been the aim of the El Futuro concept that started in 1998. For the radioshow, events and the label, that specific futuristic character has been the general or red thread. We just want to provide music that’s not based on a temporary period in the electronic music adventure and still can move people today. Some music genres are having a down and up period in means of popularity. For example, the track 'Wavecatcher' still moves people today, this track was made in 2005 and was first played by Laurent Garnier in 2007 during a dj set in Cielo (New York) and finally got released in 2008 featured in the Futuristic Music Part 2 EP. Armin van Buuren supported the track from the beginning in 2008 and selected it in 2012 again for his A State Of Trance #550 podcast episode and we’re still getting great feedback for this track today. Tracks such as 'Love At Breakfast', 'U & I', 'Wednesday Morning', 'Emotions', 'Deep Blue Sea' and 'Fundamental Frequencies' are all holding that same futuristic idea. So, I feel that the futuristic character of the whole El Futuro concept is succeeding. What can you tell us about the new album, 10 Years El Futuro Recordings? This is a mixed compilation selecting the best tracks of the label and also 15

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presenting 3 new tracks. 'Love The Future' and 'Meeting The Mermaids' are both chill out tracks, and 'Angels In Heaven' is a deep progressive house oriented track. The selection of the best tracks is rather small as the full mix was specially reduced to a less than 60 minutes album. Getting feedback and also thinking about all those people who are streaming music nowadays, I feel that it would be better presented as a short mixed album instead of a long piece of music. There will also be a chill out mixed album released later on this year.

about vinyls, weekly visits to shops and hoping to buy the next big release to test those vinyls in your sets. You know, those times when people were asking for mixed tapes while you were performing in a club or on an event. We did release 2 vinyls on the El Futuro Recordings label, very limited with only 500 copies available, but I had to change that strategy and fully concentrate on download, online and streaming portals, which we still do today. Now that streaming services such as iTunes and Spotify are accessible for everyone on their mobile phones, this will result in a complete new wave for artists, labels and the music industry in general. Where are your favourite places to visit in Belgium?

If you’re visiting Belgium to go clubbing, you really should go to the following clubs: Fuse, Café d’Anvers, La Rocca, Versuz, Krush, Lagoa, Balmoral and Decadance. Plus the new ones: Forty Five, Labyrinth Club, Kompass and Ampere. They all have that special warm vibe you’ll be looking for. The Ipanema beach bar on top of the Versuz club during the summer is fabulous, creating a lounge with a pool, beach and great atmosphere. We have must visit festivals as well such as Tomorrowland, Your extensive DJ career is admirable, Rock Werchter, Pukkelpop, Dour, what challenges have you faced in the Extrema Outdoor and also industry, and how did you overcome WECANDANCE and Ostend Beach at our them? Belgian coast. Not many people are buying CDs and vinyl anymore, it seems that downloading and streaming music are related to the new and young generation. When I started, it was all 18

When visiting Belgium, I would recommend the cities Ghent, Brussels, Antwerp, Bruges, Ostend or Hasselt as they all are just beautiful to stay and

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having a large history. The city of Ghent organizes the annual 10-days festivities or Gentse Feesten, a free festival combining art, street music and many stages around the city with thousands of visitors coming over every year. It’s really wonderful to experience those 10-days festivities. About special venues, well we have Le Botanique, Bozar and AB in Brussels, Vooruit and Charlatan in Ghent, N9 in Eeklo, Blue Buddha lounge in Knokke. There are many good places to eat and enjoy delicious food, but if I have to point out a few of them, it’s enjoyable to go to Restaurant Vrijmoed, The Jane, Hof Van Cleve, Hertog Jan, Innesto, Ten Bogaerde, Kommilfoo, Dessensi, Le Passage and Da Mimmo.

Craig night on 10 Days Off and in 2007 I was announced together with Laurent Garnier for the main room at 10 Days Off. Bob Sinclar lifting me up in Fuse club Brussels and warming up Kaskade in Café d’Anvers are also fine moments. Really, just so many lovely memories.

Worlwide - visits and gigs in Spain, France, UK, Italy, The Netherlands, Germany, Australia were fabulous. In fact, in a short period I played in the 3 major fashion cities in Europe: Paris, Milan and London. I do have wonderful memories about those cities. Especially with London, cherishing sweet memories about playing in The Egg, Club Aquarium and numerous bars and events there. I really adore London, you can easily say that every visit there was Can you tell us some highlights of your a highlight. career? What's in the future for you and the Well, I’m blessed really, as there are so label? many highlights and I’m afraid when pointing out some of them that I The label will keep on releasing definitely will forget to name a few. But futuristic music, also concentrating on here it goes, my 9 years residency at the providing chill out and lounge music as notorious club Decadance in Ghent, I've done since day 1. I’ll keep on with the popular Nightflight events, was releasing peaceful music but also a great time. The residency at music club house, deep house and progressive N9, organizing own events and the 10 house. Next to this, some new artists will Years Josh Lasden celebration they be presented such as Major K, a new presented in 2005. Of course the talented Belgian musician, and also performances at Tomorrowland deep house tracks will see the light in festival, Laundry Day Festival and all 10 the coming years. Days Off gigs were absolutely great. The __________________________________ Partywise and Pioneer truck at the Belgian City Parade with X-ian and www.mixcloud.com/JoshLasden Marco Bailey. My own El Futuro events www.facebook.com/joshlasden in La Rocca club, Fuse, Decadance, club N9, Culture Club. The closing set of the www.facebook.com/ 3-days Herbakkersfestival in my home elfuturorecordings.be town last year, the closing of the Carl Photography by Katrien Vermeire | Interview by Ruby

Come fly with me to a destination unknown.

Up in the air where we can alone.

Just take my hand, let us

soar into the night.

Amongst these clouds,

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The Yoga Girl Okay gang, raise your hand if you know what Nada Yoga is. If you are reading this with your hand in air, then I applaud you. It's a new discovery for me whilst browsing Gaia, seeing it described as the yoga of sound, I just had to learn more. Although I've come across chanting before as well as pairing music to sessions, this seems to be entirely audio focused, so let's find out about it. Nada yoga is simply the union of sound. This ranges in a few forms:

in the body and try to relax it. Find the balance between relaxation and the strength. Really train your mind to observe the situation in a precise way instead of trying so hard and only focusing on the sound itself. Settle the mind - the more natural and at ease in yourself, the better the sound will be. There is also a mention on how the world runs on vibrations and that sounds play a huge part in our system, so much so that even people can understand an individual's health status just by their voice.

For me, I'm not one for meditation or mantras etc, but I do feel a huge benefit from sounds and also silence when doing yoga. During the more dynamic routines, a great chill out playlist works a treat to keep me in the right mindset. And for the slower-paced sessions, silence is golden, de-cluttering In the article in which I first learned of the mind and Nada Yoga, the writer is a singer who being at peace. essentially found her voice by learning to listen to what her body was telling her. Listen to the way in which the sound comes out, sense any tension - To calm the mind, sitting in meditation, perhaps with an instrumental background piece. But actually listening to your own inner sounds, anahata, which are said to come from the central energy from within our bodies. - With mantras for various things such as gaining optimism, confidence or luck. - Chanting in order to connect with the spiritual higher powers.

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Superhand - Can't See The Point No More Whenever you listen and watch anything from this band, you are transported into a different realm, deep inside the minds of superhuman beings. Feeling emotions so vividly, seeing the world through a twisted dimension, yet seeing the world in a brutally honest form. It's an experience. "Thanks for all the bad news you keep on bringing into my world." This world drains us, it takes away all of our confidence, hopes and desires while pushing us down. The video shows simply white circles on a black background. Experimenting with focus and slight peeks of the artists at work. It's a beautiful creation. The music is equally as disoriented and beautiful with the lull of vocals. You lose yourself. www.facebook.com/superhandland

We have been anticipating this for a while, the UK3 trio's debut video for 'Together' is finally here. It encompasses everything that these boys are about so well. They want to enjoy themselves whilst expressing their love for UK Garage music and singing. The video mixes a professional black & white studio session with direct camera interaction and playful cuts sharing their charismatic energy. Charles Jay's remix pumps up the energy and plays with the tones through the track. Expect a funky beat and fresh style which really pull all the vocals together creating something fun for the modern-day garage enthusiasts. This really makes you feel good and you enjoy the experience with them! www.facebook.com/uk3official 24

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The video for Ooberfuse's 'On My Knees' follows the day of a young girl in a rural setting. She is sent on an errand to deliver cupcakes. The light, electronic sounds take you into a haze alongside the husky dreamlike voice. "Light overcomes the d a r k e s t n i g h t . " Y o u d o n ' t r e a l l y fi n d o u t t h e t r u t h of this story until the last messages are shown, then the emotion hits you and you replay the video and see it clearly. War on drugs is the matter, but of the hurt and violence which this "war" is creating in the Philippines.

If you love dance music, you'll recognise 'You're Not Alone' by Scotty Boy & Lizzie Curious as a cover of the classic anthem by Olive. Lizzie's feathery and seductive voice is paired with a colourful club production. The visuals compliment the track well, starting off on the beachside with flowing motions then moving to a boat party with everyone just enjoying the atmosphere. #1 Billboard-charting artists Scotty Boy and Lizzie Curious team up for a unique tropical house take on the revered dance classic, "You're Not Alone". Combining Lizzie's angelic vocals with sunkissed house beats, dreamy pads and a catchy riff, "You're Not Alone" will be THE soundtrack for the summer and beyond. Grammy-nominated producer StoneBridge turns in an inspired, funky remix that will set the clubs alight, and Lizzie Curious provides a driving progressive remix that is sure to get those hands in the air. Visit 418Music.com for more info on this track and all the latest releases www.youtube.com/TheRealDJScottyboy 26

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NEW MUSIC

Okay it is another catchy poptastic song, but I do like the theme which a fair few musicians have previously used of the world being a precisely constructed bubbled reality. Put your rose-coloured glasses on, and party on.

Katy Perry ft Skip Marley Chained To The Rhythm

CHARTED

This lad is so on point right now, you find yourself bopping along to the beat or humming along, if not singing. The Irish violins, the rhythmic beat and fun flow of the lyrics make it a nice all-rounder.

Tom Zanetti ft Sadie Ama You Want Me

Ed Sheeran Galway Girl You may recognise the cuts of 'Fallin' by Sadie Ama in this track. This is paired with a choppy bass and dark, gnarly vibe. This is pretty much Tom enjoying being hot right now, and who can blame him, his bars are sick.

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A hardstyle track which is then counterbalanced with a sublime, enlightening voice. The pace quickens as the night goes on, fuelling a spur of the moment attitude.

An edgy, headstrong track to take you through the after hours.

A hauntingly beautiful modern day love story.

A cool summer style with exciting vocals.

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Mike Delinquent unveils 'The Catalyst EP'. In with the heavy bassline, first track 'Poseiden' then throws in some latin string elements which completely surprise you, the fun play with sounds and twists on this track is really cool. Next up is 'I Got The Flow' featuring Flirta D & Scruffizer, the title explains it well with fresh bars on top of a rhythmic grime beat. Third track 'Take Your Love' features soft vocals from Olivia Louise, this is so alluring with sweet strings to compliment and a contrasting wobbly bass. '2nd Symphony' completes the EP, this dark instrumental piece is a great all-rounder with a lively tempo, dramatic break melodies and gritty style. Mike Delinquent is always so on point when it comes to producing new, interesting urban music. This is just heaven for bassline lovers. www.soundcloud.com/mikedelinquent 31

U.Z's 'Moments Of Life EP' is a melodic journey of thoughts, taking in the natural surroundings and life's experiences. There are influences from the jazz, funk and ambient styles which are sculpted into the sounds creating a flavourful tone throughout. The project is a "radically different vibe than my usual style," explains U.Z. "It is another way of expressing my emotions and feelings, through a combination of live recorded instruments and midi based, to create three tunes that have something mesmerizing and inspiring." www.awjrecordings.com 32

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The 'Haze EP' from Blackboxx is quite a lively and fun release with garage beats paving the way throughout. I love to listen to all the subtle elements in Slime releases and this, of course, does not dissapoint with delicate piano tunes and little bass wobbles here and there. The sounds are paired with choppy melds of vocal cuts, a few of which you may recognise from some classics. The Edinburgh producer has been going from strength to strength since the release of his ‘Nightshades’ and 'Slipstream' EPs on the label last year. One of the most creative producers operating in the underground Garage scene, his ear for melody and skill with vocals has seen his work get wider and wider exposure with consistent radio play on 1Xtra, Rinse and Kiss FM as well as growing support from tastemakers such as Jamz Supernova and Hannah Wants. ‘Loveless’ doubles down on the best elements of a Blackboxx jam; summery chords and chopped R&B vocals rub up against a seductive groove, making for an irresistibly feel good track that is pure sunshine. ‘Estre’ continues this path with glittering strings and bass stabs impeccably mixed into a laconic concoction that is just simply good for your soul. ‘Quaalude’ steps up a gear with a classic 4X4 bumpy rhythm underpinning saccharine vocals and warm pads before unfurling into a bass-heavy roller that will get the dancefloor rocking. ‘Cheekbones’ closes off proceedings with a stunning fermentation of his sound, coalescing the constituent parts of his formulae into something that sits between UKG, R&B and Electronica with mesmerizing results. www.slimeshop.co.uk

This preppy love song feels reminiscent of the pop style of the 60s. I can just picture a bundle of carebears, candy love hearts everywhere and Frenchy's bubblegum pink hair (Grease reference)! The track has a super sweet tone and is just really cute. www.ooberfuse.com 34

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Neev ft Scott Innes - Woman Trouble (Remix) I love this rework from Neev, she's really getting good you know! She gives the classic track a modern house/club twist to get you in the party mood. Be sure to check out her soundcloud for more remixes including Serani 'No Games', Bluey Robinson 'If I Ever' and Chanel 'My Life'. w w w . s o u n d c l o u d . c o m / n e e v o ffi c i a l

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Louisa Johnson - Best Behaviour (Steve Smart Remix) T h i s c l u b e d i t w i l l d e fi n i t e l y l i v e n u p y o u r n i g h t w i t h a vibrant, upbeat style. KISS FM UK DJ Steve Smart is known for his enthusiasm for dance music with Friday & Saturday night party warm-up shows. His production catalogue is g r o w i n g s t e a d i l y w i t h o ffi c i a l r e m i x e s f o r M i k e M a g o , Nathassia Devine, Rita Ora, Diplo and many more. www.soundcloud.com/stevesmart

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Lydia Singer - Wreckless (K-Warren UKG Remix) K-Warren never fails to produce quality UK Garage music. I still remember and love his tracks from when I was growing up such as 'When I Close My Eyes' and 'Temptation' with Richie Dan. This latest edit includes playful cuts, a bouncy bassline and a light melody to compliment the vocal rise. www.itunes.apple.com/gb/album/wreckless-ep/ id1189111023

'Funky Jam' by Lizzie Curious is a deliciously dark t e c h - h o u s e fl o o r fi l l e r . Lizzie Curious's new solo track has a distinctive u n d e r g r o u n d fl a v o u r a n d h a s g a r n e r e d s u p p o r t f r o m the likes of Federico Scavo, StoneBridge (who played the track two weeks in a row on his Sirius XM Radio Show), Gary Caos, Dannic & many more. It's bouncy, it's full of groove and very infectious: it is indeed a Funky Jam. www.soundcloud.com/lizziecurious

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'The Journey LP' by Mark Radford brings two celebratory moments: Mark Radford's debut album and the 100th release of his Audio Rehab label. This is an exceptional release, actually someone mentioned to me that the UK are leading in House music once again. You know what - it's because of great independent labels like Audio Rehab throwing their passion into each element and staying true to what great house music is all about. This LP is the perfect momento to showcase that, with inspiration from where it originated in Chicago up to the modern day era. Whatever your vibe, there will be something you'll love and you're likely to be taken down memory lane once or twice too. www.soundcloud.com/audiorehab-london

Daniel Wanrooy shares his 100th The Beauty Of Sound podcast episode and thanks his fans for their continuous support. Relax with this special mix s t a r t i n g o ff c h i l l e d a n d l e a d i n g t o a m o r e v i b r a n t f e e l as it goes on. The show features incredible Trance sounds with added guest shouts from Judge Jules, JES, Bobina and more. www.soundcloud.com/danielwanrooy

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drift deeper, life goes on

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sound Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes

MAURITIUS

Dear Diary, The first long holiday I've had since launching the magazine threw lots of worry my way. I never like to disappoint, so I had planned bits here and there in the hope that I would be able to balance it all. But it was all a bit too much and, I've got to remind myself that "it's okay". Yes, we missed the March edition, and I am really sorry to all our readers who were looking forward to it, but the music will never fade and this issue is extra special to make up for it. Whenever I go to Mauritius, I usually do the same types of things, visiting the local areas and sights. But this time, I decided to make a change to that and try and make the most of each day as it has been far too long since I've visited here. Being a girl in a traditional family, I encountered some challenges from stepping out of the normality and going against the standards, it is not easy being different but it certainly makes for exceptional experiences. I've met so many amazing people and found that sound plays a huge part to the island, in fact there is always some sort of noise around. I am attempting to recollect all my experiences, half written in my last week and half back here in the UK. I also made some recordings of particular songs that I enjoyed, though it is certainly not easy finding out what they are called. Hopefully it'll all end up making sense and that you'll enjoy reading my journal. The bus is the main way of travelling, they are a crazy mess. You have no idea where you're going half the time, and only 50% of people will really have a clue and 5% will actually be able to help you. On a lot of the buses there is radio playing through which is cool. It's usually one of three types: sega, Indian or general pop. One song I loved hearing was Depeche Mode - Policy Of Truth. RADIO I've not had too much experiences of the radio here yet, though the stations that should be noted are Best FM, Top FM and Music FM. They have ranges of the traditional styles and general pop during the day. Then, on certain days and specific 41

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night time slots, you'll get some good dance music. Back in the UK, flicking through, I find that Radio One (R1) is a favourite with international music. Compared to before, having only one good hour on a Sunday night, I can definitely say that the range for broader audiences has improved. I hear from Steve that Music FM has a nice variety playing jazz, rock, soul and more on certain slots - usually the weekend, with live on-air performances too. Speaking of Steve, how fab it was to meet my Mauritian team. He always writes some interesting articles and bringing the creole language in too was a genius idea. You may remember the snug and warm Librairie Le Tr fle run by Amandine. It is as lovely as he had written with music playing through the store at times and a friendly atmosphere. I would just say that for all the libraries here, it would be nice to have comfy seating areas. Steve also put a lovely statement to our team: we are all scattered around the world and bound by music. Another long-overdue meeting was with Awad who has supported us lots and also writes adventure pieces. We journeyed up to Roche Noir beach areas and it was such a pretty day with the sun shining and a clear blue sky. It was great to just explore and enjoy the sceneries. We also did a small trail, which was a little underwhelming but we did spot some old train tracks. Little fact, Mauritius stopped using railways in the mid 60s due to the lack of profitably from the systems. Our creative girl Ashna has also been by my side a lot, she is like a sister to me and it's so great to 43

see her after all these years. Her artwork is beyond amazing and she did some pretty nail art designs for me. ART More scribbles on me are the henna by my dear cousin Anisha. According to an old wives tale, my husband will love me lots because it always comes out dark on my skin let's just leave that subject be, ay! It was lovely to see the umbrellas hanging over Port Louis. There had also been a white tree of hearts and other pieces which I must've missed. It was all taken down by March, though there are lots of new installations around to celebrate the 49th Mauritian Independence Day which took place on 12th March. There is so much prettiness on the island, it is a work of natural art in itself, though in the local regions it's a shame to see so much trash. I think there needs to be a bigger push to keep the island cleaner and preserve it's beauty. This is a lovely snap to represent the precious reality. Water droplets have somehow placed themselves in the middle of these delicate red flowers, glistening like tiny diamond centres.

From sparkling centres to silvery gift boxes. My cousin got married. Now, usually when you talk of a Mauritian wedding, people will think about a huge 4 day occasion with 44

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many traditional elements. This was a change to that with a far more simpler style, they broke the rules and did it in their own lovely way. I think more people should follow this method of thinking and turn their own dreams into a reality. The venue was situated in a peaceful area with the mountains nearby and this lovely river. You would stand on the bridge, close your eyes and just enjoy the incredibly soothing sounds of the water whilst the sun shines down on you. Mari Bon Sa! I don't know what it is about being by water, it just calms my mind. This is my favourite discovery, Bain Boeuf. The sea is calm, the place is quiet. I felt so much at ease here, even though the beach itself isn't one of the most popular. Thanks to some friends for the road trip here, also passing The Perebeyer beach which has a crystal clear sea. It was raining though, so not as picturesque as it would be in the sunshine.

It's summer time in Mauritius, so the sun when it is out is extra hot. Time for a refreshing drink.

Close your eyes and allow the tranquil waves to envelop you into its soothing rhythm.

THE IRISH Everyone from friends to family told me that The Irish is THE place to go. I visited here so much that it practically became my second home. To know the history and progress of the company right from the start, and finally see how good it has become, is just amazing. You may remember our

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interview with owner Javed Vayid exactly a year ago to which I'm writing this. Meeting the man himself was more than inspirational. In fact, it is really difficult to describe him. His passion, attention to detail and proactive nature is so high that when he envisions an idea, you will witness it being brought to life within a matter of months, or even weeks. I found myself gazing and listening to his words, encompassed by his aura. There are very few individuals in the world who have this gift, and two of which I met on this trip. These people are born to shake the world up, they have an energy within them which is bigger than even themselves. These people are destined for greatness with a pure mind guiding them and you will feel this vibe radiating from them too. I was whisked off to a meeting at a top class hotel where the plans unfolded for Javed's next events project. Even though Mauritius is generally quite behind Europe, the current trends are similar with fewer trusted club nights whilst daytime parties are increasing in popularity. This next venture will complete his trio of island entertainments and, though I shan't reveal too much, I will say that it is something exciting to watch out for. C'est Top! Speaking of which, as well as running things over at The Irish, Javed teamed up with a hotel resort in Flic En Flac to create PURE at Sofitel Mauritius L'imperial. The events are going well with a chilled atmosphere, the gorgeous beach and great music. My love for the Ibiza sound was re-ignited, I urge you all to press play on 'Toi' and 'Cerisier Blanc' by Worakis.

Back to The Irish, I thank the staff hugely for their hospitality. The chance meetings and stories of how each one came to work there warmed me. From a simple chat, some had even flown from afar for the job and found themselves remaining long-term. The food and drinks were so delicious and creatively presented, Merci Cedric the bartender and chef Ronan! The concept of The Irish is very unique. By day, the restaurant and pub aspect take centre stage. I enjoyed a lovely meal with an exceptionally calm atmosphere and Irish folk music streaming through. By night on a Friday & Saturday, the party vibe oozes in completely shifting the tone and audience range. I was thrilled to be able to see incredible live performances from Fabien Cornelius & Days Order on the outside deck as well as another amazing band fronted by a lead female of which I unfortunately did not catch the name of. Mauritian Jazz singer Fabien Cornelius is well known for being a candidate on The Voice France in 2015. At just 17 years old, he did very well on the show and made it through to the Battles. To celebrate the Mauritius Independence, The Irish brought his talent to the stage and says that his audience are transported to a "sweet delirium" in his presence. I loved his soulful voice alongside the brilliant Days Order band. Commencing with covers of more well known songs in the early evening, the bands then turn up the tempo and get more creative with their expressions. By the late night, resident DJ Fabrice takes to the decks and we dance the night away to vibrant club music. 48

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SUMMER Even in the dark of the night, her inner sparkle shone brightly. In reference to where I mentioned earlier about those few rare incredible souls in the world, Summer is also one of those individuals. She brought a smile to me and made me feel a huge warmth being around her incredible mind. You may remember our features with her Alchemia band in a few previous issues, she is now taking her career solo and fighting through the strands of negativity to bring a peaceful light to as many people as she can. I was completely humbled that Summer was nervous for me having the very first hearing of her new track 'Echoes Of The Heart' and hearing my feedback. I listened intently, closed my eyes and felt the music. Her voice, sublime as ever whilst the track too carries you away into the clouds. The new electronic lounge project from Summer & Phil M is really something to look out for with eager ears, it's exactly the kind of music I love and shares a message which the world really needs right now. Where there are a lot of uncertainties, let us just be still and stop trying so hard, just ride the current of life's own flow allowing it to take us where we must go. And I sincerely hope that Summer, whilst you read this, you feel the love and remember to not let any one get you down - for those who are not able to say pleasant words, are simply blind to your beautiful heart. SHEHZAD K One final meeting with an Audiation favourite, we interviewed Shehzad K in our second edition in 2014. He had just won the Ministry Of Sound Mauritius DJ competition and since then, he's carried on progressing in the music scene with gigs across the island as well as some abroad. He's also dabbled in production work, his recent 'Freakin' Summertime' track with Micromoon & Thallie Ann Seenyen is gaining a good reception. We got to chat a lot about the industry, even still today it is difficult to pull in a decent crowd and not succumb to commmercial conformities. Shehzad K is keeping it real with his love for electronic music and working hard to build his name whilst also building the certain standards that all creative individuals need in order to be respected. Sometimes promoters and 49

organisers try and make things work which are a bit off-course, it's about making the right judgements of which opportunities are worth taking and which won't really let you be you. It's a tough biz, but Shehzad K is learning as he goes, and he's doing very well at being different, sticking to his ethics and relishing every moment. BOLLYWOOD India influences the island greatly having descending roots from the country, so it is no surprise that it plays a huge part in the entertainments industry also. The one thing you pick up is that they love drama. The majority of music videos will consist of large choreographed dancing groups counterbalanced by the male and female leads swooning around each other in seductive flowing movements. Zoom TV was the predominant music channel there and was pretty cool with different sections of interest. This time I found that the Asian styles have been modernised with mixes of EDM seeping through, some good and some bad. One of my favourites is Arijit Singh Nashe Si Chadh Gaya. Wherever you are in Mauritius, there is always some sort of hum around - be it the chattering of locals, sounds of the various creatures or the ocean waves. I also picked up on the fact that Ed Sheeran's 'Shape Of You' is the hot track of the moment, many times I found myself amongst friends crooning (terribly) to this song. It's just one of those tracks with a great public appeal and fun tone. I'm really enjoying the remix by Major Lazer featuring Nyla & Kranium right now. I soaked up the island like a sponge. The easy-going pace, the 'c'est la vie' way of thinking, the diverse culture and sounds, the beautiful surroundings... Un paradis!

Bisous.

Journal by Ruby

FESTIVALS Horizon Festival 26 March - 2 April Arinsal, Andorra Lollapalooza Argentina 31 March - 1 April Buenos Aires, Argentina Rewire 31 March - 2 April The Hague, Netherlands IFAN Musik-Festival 1 April Warendorf, Germany Sonar Hong Kong 1 April Hong Kong Time Warp DE 1 April Manheim, Germany Lollapalooza Chile 1 - 2 April Santiago, Chile Snowbombing 3 - 8 April Mayrhofen, Austria Super Classico 5 6 April Rishon LeZion, Israel Carpices Festival 6 - 9 April Crans-Montana, Switzerland 52

Bourges, France Hardcore Gangsters 8 April Duren, Germany Awakenings 20 Years Special 13 - 16 April Amsterdam, Netherlands Annie Mac Presents: Lost & Found Festival 13 - 16 April Malta

Magic Break 20 - 23 April Alanya, Turkey Let It Roll On Tour Czech 21 April Ostrava, Czech Republic Kreisen Festival 21 - 22 April Hamburg, Germany

Hospitality In The Dock Coachella 14 April 21 - 23 April London, United Kingdom Indio, United States Coachella 14 - 16 April Indio, United States Hardshock Festival 15 April Almere, Netherlands

Springfest Fruhlingsfest 21 April - 7 May Munich Kingshouse Festival 27 April Utrecht, Netherlands

Paradise Island Festival 15 - 16 April Kingsland Festival Ko Samui, Thailand 27 April Netherlands LWE & Relentless SIDEXSIDE With Jamie Nassau Festival Jones 27 April 16 April Amsterdam, Netherlands London, United Kingdom Le Printemps De Bourges 18 - 23 April www.AudationMagazine.com

Sunwaves Festival 27 April - 1 May Mamaia Nord, Romania

The Best Of Armin Only Immergut Festival 12 - 13 May 26 - 27 May Amsterdam, Netherlands Neastrelitz, Germany

SWR Barroselas Metalfest 28 - 30 April Barroselas, Portugal

Mazawine Festival 12 - 20 May Rabat, Morocco

Sea Star Festival 26 - 27 May Umag, Canada

The Great Escape Festival 18 - 20 May Brighton, united Kingdom

Common People Oxford 27 - 28 May Oxford, United Kingdom

Printworks: Paul Kalkbrenner Presents Back To The Future 29 April London, United Kingdom Sandbox Festival 4 - 6 May El Gouna, Egypt Mumbai Color Festival 5 May Utrecht, Netherlands DGTL Sao Paulo 6 May Sao Paulo, Brazil Geheime Liefde 6 May Utrecht, Netherlands Insane Festival 6 May Toulouse, France

Tomavistas Festival 19 - 21 May Madrid, Spain Paluma Festival 20 May Bochum, Germany HYPERREALITY 24 - 27 May Vienna, Austria Tante Mia Tanzt 25 May Vechta, Germany Und drauben tanzt Der Bar Herrentags Open Air 25 May Schwerin, Germany

Maximus Festival Argentina 6 May Buonos Aires, Argentina

House Am See Festival 25 - 26 May Geeste, Germany

Marvellous Island 6 - 7 May Paris, France

Spring Break Salou 25 - 28 May Salou, Spain

Common People Southampton 27 - 28 May Southampton, United Kingdom Liverpool Sound City 27 - 28 May Liverpool, United Kingdom Mutiny Festival 27 - 28 May Portsmouth, United Kingdom We Are FSTVL 27 - 28 May Upminster, United Kingdom Movement Electronic Music Festival 27 - 29 May Detroit, United States Oranjebloesem 27 April Amsterdam, Netherlands

Elrow Town Outdoors Goteborg, Sweden Cardiff - Singer Morning 28 May The Governors Ball Cardiff, United Kingdom Music Festival 2 - 4 June Creamfields Presents New York, United States Steel Yard London Axwell & Ingrosso The Great Estate 28 May Festival London, United Kingdom 2 - 4 June Scorrier, United Kingdom Guns N' Roses - Live In Bilbao World Club Dome 30 May 2 - 4 June Bilbao, Spain Frankfurt, Germany Distortion 31 May - 4 June Copenhagen, Denmark Primavera Sound 31 May - 4 June Barcelona, Spain Earth Garden 1 - 4 June Attard, Malta 100h-Berlin Carnival Weekender 1 - 5 June Berlin, Germany

Wychwood Festival 2 - 4 June Cheltenham, United Kingdom Extrema Outdoor Belgium 2 - 4 June Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium Heartland Festival 2 - 4 June Kvaerndrup, Denmark

Metalfest Open Air 2 - 4 June Psychedelic Circus Open Plzen, Czech Republic Air Festival 1 - 5 June Papillons De Nuit Glaisin, Germany 2 - 4 June Saint-Laurent-De-Cuves, AVA Festival France 2 - 3 June Belfast, United Kingdom Rock Hard Festival 2 - 4 June Summerburst Goteborg Gelsenkirchen, Germany 2 - 3 June 54

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Rock Am Ring 2 - 4 June Nurburg, Germany Rock In Vienna 2 - 5 June Vienna, Austria Spring Break Island 2 - 5 June Novalja, Croatia Zrce Spring Break Europe 2 - 5 June Novalja, Croatia Field Day 3 June London, United Kingdom Free Your Mind Festival 3 June Arnhem, Netherlands Pleinvrees Am Strand 3 June Amsterdam, Netherlands The Crave Festival 3 June The Hague, Netherlands The Flying Dutch 3 June Netherlands Amsterdam Open Air 3 - 4 June Amsterdam, Netherlands

Oldenbora 3 - 4 June Rastede, Germany

8 - 11 June Isle Of Wight, United Kingdom

X Music Festival 3 - 4 June Cardiff, United Kingdom

MORE Festival 8 - 11 June Venice, Italy

De Zon Festival 4 June Amsterdam, Netherlands

Summerburst Stockholm 9 - 10 June Stockholm, Sweden

PollerWiesen Festival 4 June Dortmund, Germany Ikarus Festival 8 - 10 June Memmingerberg, Germany NOS Primavera Sound 8 - 10 June Porto, Portugal PULS Open Air 8 - 10 June Kaltenberg, Germany

Wild Life 9 - 10 June Brighton, United Kingdom Chicago Blues Festival 9 - 11 June Chicago, United States Download Festival 9 - 11 June Derby, United Kingdom Download Festival Paris 9 - 11 June Paris, France

Bonnaroo Music And Arts Festival 8 - 11 June Her Damit Festival Tennessee, United States 9 - 11 June Germany Crossover Festival 8 - 11 June Kamahameha Festival Nice, France 9 - 11 June Offenburg, Germany Eden Festival 8 - 11 June Meadows In The Lockerbie, United Mountains Kingdom 9 - 11 June Polkovnik Serafimovi, Isle Of Wight Festival Bulgaria

NorthSide 9 - 11 June Aarhus, Denmark Rock Fest 9 - 11 June Vantaa, Finland Mysteryland USA 9 - 12 June Bethel, United States Supa Dupa Fly Santorini 9 - 13 June Santorini, Greece Fat Freddy's Drop 10 June Mannheim, Germany Holi Fusion Torino 10 June Turin, Italy Traumafari Festival 10 June Geiselwind, Festival Parklife Festival 10 - 11 June Manchester, United Kingdom Ultra Korea 10 - 11 June Seoul, Korea We Love Green 10 - 11 June Paris, France

Bergenfest 14 - 17 June Bergen, Norway Nova Rock Festival 14 - 17 June Nickelsdorf, Austria Lucca Summer Festival 14 June - 23 July Lucca, Italy Ruhr Reggae Summer Dortmund 15 - 17 June Dortmund, Germany Sonar Festival 15 - 17 June Barcelona, Spain I-Days 15 - 18 June Milan, Italy Nocturne Live At Blenheim Palace 15 - 18 June Oxfordshire, United Kingdom Spring Break Island 15 - 18 June Novalja, Croatia Best Kept Secret 16 - 18 June Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands

Madrid, Spain Hellfest Open Air 16 - 18 June Clisson, France Secret Solstice 16 - 18 June Reykjavik, Iceland

Hurrican Festival 23 - 25 June Scheebel, Germany

Electric Church Gabriel Tour - Linz Solidays 17 June 23 - 25 June Linz, Austria Paris, France Heroes Festival 17 June Geiselwind, Germany Docklands Festival 17 - 18 June Munster, Germany INmusic Festival 19 - 21 June Zagreb, Croatia Glastonbury Festival 21 - 25 June Pilton, United Kingdom RMJ Festival 22 - 24 June Rauma, Finland Tinderbox 22 - 24 June Odense SV, Denmark

Electric Forest 22 - 25 June Electric Daisy Carnival - Rothbury, United States EDC Las Vegas 16 - 18 June A Summer Story Las Vegas, United States 23 - 24 June 56

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Defqon.1 Weekend Festival 23 - 26 June Biddinghuizen, Netherlands Obonjon 23 June - 3 September Obonjon Island, Croatia Awakenings Festival 24 - 25 June Spaarnwoude, Netherlands Metalhead Meeting 24 - 25 June Bucharest, Romania North Summer Festival 24 - 25 June Lille, France Wireless Festival Germany 24 - 25 June Frankfurt, Germany

Roskilde Festival 24 June - 1 July Roskilde, Denmark

Electric Forest 29 June - 2 July Rothbury, United States

VOLT Festival 27 June - 1 July Sopron, Hungary

Gnaoua Festival 29 June - 2 July Essaouira, Morocco

Innovation In The Sun 27 June - 4 July Costa Brava, Spain

Into The Valley 29 June - 11 July Rummu, Estonia

Nibe Festival 28 June - 1 July Nibe, Denmark

Dancity Festival 30 June - 2 July Foligno, Italy

Metal Frenzy Open Air 29 June - 1 July Gardelegen, Germany

Garorock 30 June - 2 July Marmande, France

OpenAir St. Gallen 29 June - 2 July St. Gallen, Switzerland

Tuska Open Air 30 June - 2 July Helsinki, Finland

Rock Werchter 29 June - 2 July Werchter, Belgium

Hip Hop Zije Festival 30 June - 2 July Bratislava, Slovakia

Vida Festival 29 June - 2 July Barcelona, Spain

Love Supreme Jazz Festival 30 June - 2 July Lewes, United Kingdom

Love International 28 June - 5 July Tisno, Croatia

El Dorado Festival 30 June - 3 July Ledbury, United Kingdom

Summerfest 28 June - 9 July Milwaukee, United States The Kelburn Garden Party Bravalla 30 June - 3 July 29 June - 1 July Largs, United Kingdom Norrkoping, Sweden

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REFERENCES Better Together, Fifth Harmony www.itunes.apple.com/us/album/bettertogether-ep/id701119756 Reflection, Fifth Harmony www.itunes.apple.com/gb/album/ reflection-deluxe/id909767577 7/27, Fifth Harmony www.itunes.apple.com/us/album/7-27deluxe/id1087445205 I Know What You Did Last Summer, Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello www.youtube.com/watch?v= ngORmvyvAaI

Teaser 10 Years El Futuro Recordings (Mixed Album), Josh Lasden www.mixcloud.com/JoshLasden/10-yearsel-futuro-recordings-mixed-albumminimix-josh-lasden Nada Yoga www.gaia.com/article/what-is-nada-yoga Can't See The Point No More, Superhand www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8-yhvttcJY Together (Charles Jay Remix), UK3 www.youtube.com/watch?v=iu9w-lmKPGE On My Knees, Ooberfuse www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6060xuF7iA

Bad Things, Machine Gun Kelly & Camila You're Not Alone, Scotty Boy & Lizzie Cabello Curious www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpbQ4I3Eidg www.youtube.com/watch?v= WZiv5bmW_0g Hey Ma, Pitbull & J Balvin ft Camila Cabello www.youtube.com/watch?v= Chained To The Rhythm, Katy Perry ft Skip UWLr2va3hu0 Marley www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gsGhdZDC-0 The Fate of the Furious www.imdb.com/title/tt4630562 Galway Girl, Ed Sheeran www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjHr-6Zl5P8 Love At Breakfast, Josh Lasden ft Mátyás Blanckaert You Want Me, Tom Zanetti ft Sadie Ama www.youtube.com/watch?v= www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_OIkuwEGtg N65ZPVQfSVc Re-Baking HBF16 EP, Josh Lasden & Synoptic www.beatport.com/release/re-bakinghbf16-ep/1799353

Higher State, Orkidea www.beatport.com/release/higherstate/1943836

Triangulum, Arnold & Baggotts www.beatport.com/release/ Circles Of Music, Josh Lasden & Synoptic ft triangulum/1943972 Matyas Blanckaert - Tomorrowland Belgium 2017 | Global Journey Bus Make Me (Cry), Noah Cyrus ft Labrinth Package www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXyBcKV0UIo www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPLi-XTPzbo Futuristic Music EP Part 2, Josh Lasden & Synoptic www.beatport.com/release/futuristic58

All My Life, Daniel Wanrooy & Cuesta Loeb www.beatport.com/track/all-my-lif…ndedmix/9034265

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The Catalyst EP, Mike Delinquent www.beatport.com/release/the-catalystep/1979382 Moments Of Life EP, U.Z www.beatport.com/release/moments-oflife-ep/1958790 Haze EP, Blackboxx www.lnk.to/Haze My Lover, Ooberfuse www.ooberfuse.lnk.to/mylover Woman Trouble (Remix), Neev ft Scott Innes www.soundcloud.com/neevofficial/neevft-scott-innes-woman-trouble-remix Best Behaviour (Steve Smart Remix), Louisa Johnson www.soundcloud.com/stevesmart/louisajohnson-best-behaviour-steve-smart-edit Wreckless (K-Warren UKG Remix), Lydia Singer https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/ wreckless-ep/id1189111023

Best FM & Music FM www.mbcradio.tv Top FM www.topfmradio.com Radio One (R1) www.r1.mu Librairie Le Trefle www.librairieletreflemu.com Javed Vayid www.facebook.com/jvayid The Irish www.theirish.mu Toi / Cerisier Blanc, Worakls www.itunes.apple.com/gb/album/toicerisier-blanc-single/id1114863551 Fabien Cornelius www.facebook.com/FabienCorneliusMusic Days Order www.facebook.com/daysorder DJ Fabrice www.soundcloud.com/dj-fabrice-1

Funky Jam, Lizzie Curious www.soundcloud.com/lizziecurious/lizziecurious-funky-jam Summer & Phil M www.facebook.com/summerphilm The Journey LP, Mark Radford www.traxsource.com/title/760756/theFreakin' Summertime, Shehzad K & journey-lp Micromoon ft Thallie Ann Seenyen www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpphJSGXp64 The Beauty Of Sound 100, Daniel Wanrooy https://soundcloud.com/danielwanrooy/ Zoom TV daniel-wanrooy-the-beauty-of-sound-100 www.zoomtv.com Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= FGH8rnraxoE

Nashe Si Chadh Gaya, Arijit Singh www.youtube.com/watch?v= Wd2B8OAotU8

Policy Of Truth, Depeche Mode www.youtube.com/watch?v= M2VBmHOYpV8

Shape of You (Major Lazer Remix ft Nyla & Kranium), Ed Sheeran www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNeDSn1Octc

Issue AM035 On The Cover: Josh Lasden Photographer: Katrien Vermeire

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With love Ruby, Rokuro, Cessle, Sarah, Malachi, Andy, David, Steve, Jess, Mary & Ashna xx