Good vibes, good people. Thanks to the folks at Mein Haus am See. Last year was rather melancholic on house music, so it was a pleasure to play at dj set at my fave spot in Berlin Mitte.
lake people ✌🏼
Author: Nupacific
off the wall
It’s hard to say what qualifies as off-peak time in a city like Berlin. Here’s my take on it. Written this winter. Locked in.
playing out
In times where house music shifted away from locations to streams it’s rare to get an opportunity to play out at Mein Haus am See. I’m humbled to share electronic music from Melbourne to Auckland to Berlin. Enjoy the journey.
lovebirds remixes 💥
Originally released in 2014 “Lovebirds” by Melbourne-based Kiwi James Martin has been long-standing secret weapon. Now it received a remix treatment by myself in Berlin where I get lost in time.
chasing a forgotten dream
Hey, something else for you: “Chasing A Forgotten Dream” was inspired by an early morning conversation I once had with Jürgen v. Knoblauch (Jazzanova) in Sydney. 👋
nupacific on radio fm4
Listen to a Nupacific guest mix in the second hour of the Swound Sound show by Makossa and Sugar B on radio FM4 in Vienna and all across Austria.
Hop here for the track listing.
warming up the lakehouse
Playing a special gig this Saturday at Mein Haus am See.
If ur in Berlin come out and share time.
Nupacific at Mein Haus am See from nupacific on Vimeo.
Fracture I ☀️ 📚
My daughter asked me to create some lo-fi hip hop. To listen to when you study or when you want to get work done. Here’s my take on it. Then she also designed the cover artwork, inspired by spring and new beginnings.
⚡️ I Believe In You ⚡️
DESAMPA is a cool cat. He’s a New York-based electronic music artist from São Paulo who moonlights as opera singer. His R&B-tinged voice and bittersweet piano chords touched me. I’m humbled he allowed me to remix his track “Foregone”.
“Quality vibes!” – Makossa (G-Stone, FM 4)
“Nice Job.” – Shahrokh (Compost Records)
wooden floor
Dancing on a rugged wooden floor is not always the easiest practice. Moving away from the often-indulgent flat concrete surface is challenging. But it’s the direction that improves things over the long run.
