A mixtape I made for the Decoded Magazine Mix of the Month series with a selection of beautiful and passionate melodies. A journey of enchanting soundscapes for these summer days.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

Tracklisting:

01. Jos & Eli - Destination
02. Guy Mantzur & Roy Rosenfeld - Epika
03. Frankey & Sandrino - Acamar
04. Hunter/Game - Tree of Life (Chymera Remix)
05. Amentia - Fleur du Vatican (original mix) Free download @ https://soundcloud.com/amentia/fleur-du-vatican-original-mix
06. Stephan Bodzin - Wir (Original Mix)
07. The Box - Sketches of Pain (Jon Charnis Remix)
08. Kat Vinter - Islands (Johannes Brecht Remix)
09. Ran Salman - Tales
10. James Sison - Stolen (feat. Clover)
11. Francys - Behind My Shade (Original Mix)

Decoded Magazine Mix of the Month August - Beats with bits Podcast

Some hypnotic, dark and beautifully crafted beats for your ears!

Sergio Miranda, a Mexico-born Belgium resident, found his passion for the world of vinyl, turntables and the DJ culture at the lawless warehouses and outdoor parties that took the streets of Mexico City in the late 80s.

His love for those early house / acid / techno sounds and the dark electronic melodies from new wave and rock bands such as New Order, Depeche Mode and The Cure, meant he soon started working as a lighting technician before getting his first taste behind the decks in the early 90s.

As of that moment and for more than a decade, he has enjoyed a long and varied DJ career: he has played in many clubs in Mexico City, hotels in Cancun, the Dominican Republic and Fuerteventura Spain. In conjunction with this, Sergio has also held the position of sound and lighting technician for several musical theatre productions.

After a few years of self-imposed abstinence and building on the existing technical possibilities, Sergio has launched a monthly music podcast called “Beats with bits”  with the sole purpose of showcasing the hypnotic realms of emotional, melancholic, raw dark electronic music.

Picture by Fred Seibert: "Hug Wolf" (https://flic.kr/p/dekMph)