Music From Around The World: Episode 83

Music From Around The World Episode 83 (Photo Courtesy of Team MVP)

Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ritmo, Martin K4rma, A.Paul, Floorplan, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.


Music From Around The World Episode 83 – Transcription

Intro: 0:00 to 0:13
Mason Paine here and this is episode 83 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from:  Ritmo, Martin K4rma, A.Paul, Floorplan, Vinyl’s From The Past and Music News.


Ritmo: Start – 0:13   and   End – 9:22
Dubi Dagan is a DJ and producer that goes by the name Ritmo. He is known as a renowned Psychedelic Trance DJ and Producer. His distinct style weaves together progressive trance, psytrance, and ethnic sounds inherited from his Middle Eastern culture. This combination has made him one of the most celebrated artists in the genre today. Here is a listen to his latest track “Distorted”.

“Distorted” is out now via Iboga Records and it’s available on all streaming platforms. Ritmo is an acclaimed DJ and Producer who has earned recognition through his remixes of songs by other popular names in trance. Moreover, he has been featured on many compilations. Visit instagram.com/ritmomusic, for the latest on Ritmo’s upcoming releases. That’s Instagram.com/R-I-T-M-O-M-U-S-I-C


Martin K4rma: Start – 9:24   and    End – 16:11
From a young age, Finnish DJ and producer Martin K4rma has been drawn to music. Starting early with piano lessons at seven years old, his passion progressed to the bass and eventually DJ-ing. By 15 he had secured his first ever gig as a professional DJ. Drawing inspiration from music legends such as Enrico Sanigiliuano, SAMA and UMEK, Martin  has created a unique sound of his own with euphonic choruses, complex transitions and captivating synths. Take a listen to his latest track “Change Yourself”

“Change Yourself” is out now via Karma Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms.  When it comes to techno Martin is quoted as saying “Techno is more of a culture than just musical genre, it’s self-expression, its freedom, and its love.” For the latest on Martin’s latest projects visit: Instagram.com/martink4rma; that’s INSTAGRAM.COM/M-A-R-T-I-N-K-4-R-M-A


Vinyl’s From The Past: 16:12 to 20:55
The term EDM did not become a permanent genre until the 2000’s. In the 80’s there were a number of influential artists creating electronic songs. One of them was the Pet Shop Boys.

Neil Tennant and Keyboardist Chris Lowe are a London-based duo who have made their mark in the music industry since their formation in 1981. Crafting an eclectic blend of pop, electronic and dance music. The Pet Shop Boys provided much more than just entertainment to their listeners – often including socially conscious messages about love, society and politics which earned them recognition globally. They are known for many classic hits like “It’s a Sin” to “Go West”. Another one of their greatest hits is “West End Girls” because of its social commentary. Take a listen to it here.

West End Girls was released in 1984 and it was about class and inner-city pressure. This song was labeled by the UK Guardian as the number one greatest single. Songs like this and others from the 80’s based on modern standards are not considered EDM but they were innovative and influential during their time to help create the genre of EDM we have today. That’s it for Vinyl’s from the past, now let’s get back to more music.


A.Paul: Start – 20:56  and   End -26:13
Portugal DJ and Producer, A.Paul is known for his special blend of techno, tech house, and other electronic sub-genres..He has released tons of original compositions, remixes and collaboration. Check out his latest track “Shadow Self”

“Shadow Self” is out now via Onh cet and its available on all streaming platforms. A.Paul has earned  his place as one of the top performers at events and clubs across the globe. For the latest on A.Paul musical projects visit: Facebook.com/A.Paul.official; thats Facebook.com/A DOT P-A-U-L DOT O-F-F-I-C-I-A-L


News Break: 26:14 to 27:15
Diplo recently sold his publishing rights to his record label Mad Decent to Iconoclast . This catalog includes Baauer’s”Harlem Shake” and Major Lazer’s “Lean On,” and more. It is not known how much Diplo will make from this deal; but Iconoclast has purchased multiple catalogs within the past year totaling 300 million dollars. Recently, an increasing number of musicians have decided to capitalize on their music catalogs by selling them. Artists such as Justin Timberlake, Justin Bieber, Calvin Harris, Lil Wayne, Future and Bob Dylan are just a handful of those who have done this.

There is a new dating app that can match you by your music compatibility, called Vinylly. The app uses an algorithm to match users based on their music preferences and listening habits on Spotify. It also includes a feature called “Vinylly Together,” which allows users to listen to music together in real-time while video chatting. The app is currently available for free download on the App Store and Google Play.

That’s it for music news, now let’s get back to the music.


Floorplan: Start – 27:17   and   End -33:48
Detroit based, Floorplan is a Disco house, DJ and Producer duo; whose members are Robert Hood & his daughter Lyric Hood. Robert founded the group with Jeff Mills and former Parliament Bass player ‘Mad’ Mike Banks. This incarnation of the group was a techno collection. In 1992 he founded his minimal tech label M-Plant and released an album called Minimal Nation, which is considered the inspiration for the minimal techno genre. In 2016 Hood expanded Floorplan with his daughter to include Gospel with house, disco and techno.  Here is a listen to their latest track “We Give Thee Honor”.

“We Give Thee Honor” is out now via Classic Music Company and its available on streaming platforms.  For the latest on Floorplan upcoming projects visit  Facebook.com/RobertHoodFloorplan; thats: Facebook.com/R-O-B-E-R-T-H-O-O-D-F-L-O-O-R-P-L-A-N


Outro: 33:48 to 34:11
That’s it for this week’s episode of Music From Around The World. Thank you for tuning in. Make sure you follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at: MasonVeraPaine; that’s all one word. If you are an artist and interested in being on the show, reach out to us at: contact@masonverapaine.com


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