10+1 Podcast

10+1 with Indi, a composer, producer, and vocalist who creates enchanting, transportative songs that are impossible to pin down by genre. We talk about the common “ancient'' musical quality of her selections, ranging from Aphex Twin to Joanna Newsom, the unfortunate way people group certain female artists together, and why you should listen to the artists you love, but also liste

10+1 with Justin Ramsey, the first producer/DJ on the show who shares a couple of his unreleased tracks and reminds us all to slow down and enjoy the process. We talk about the unique conditions that make up the Berlin music scene, the pervasiveness of “genre DJing,” and the difference between a track that’s “professional” sounding and “amateur” sounding. Watch out fo

10+1 with Maury 111, a “mystic cosmic pop” creator with an ear for music of the future – these are easily the most avant-garde selections played on the show so far. We talk about how hard it is not to include a Radiohead song, why all artist names will have numbers in the future, what it means when you get a tattoo of your favorite band, and why you should never go through a

10+1 with Dance Depot, the very first band on the show, who combine everything you love about rock and electronic music and bring it straight to the people through their electropical party series by the same name, the next installment of which is coming up on January 25th at ACUD MACHT NEU. We talk about the most peculiar interaction they’ve had with an audience, the current stat

10+1 with Lucas Paio, a singer-songwriter bringing cool Brazilian sensibilities to the mean streets of Berlin. We talk about the special allure of artists who died too young, the importance of having fun when writing music, and balancing being a creator while having a dayjob. Check out our Spotify Playlist with all of the songs from the show. Theme music is "Nascent Phase" by King

First episode of 10+1 with Dmitrievna, a singer, producer, music video director, and artist above all else. We talk about her love of "fierce" music, writing songs in multiple languages, and how making music was like going to the moon. Check out our Spotify Playlist with all of the available songs. Note that some versions on Spotify are different from the versions discussed in the