Hosted by veteran Berlin-based DJ and producer Clé aka Clemens Kahlcke the monthly Poker Flat Podcast showcases the hottest new cuts from the Poker Flat label camp, plus some juicy exclusives, scene news and party gossip and of course our all time favourite classics.

Some special guests are lined up to drop into the studio aswell and with the ever charming and eloquent Clé at the helm its really a not-to-be-missed slice of freshly-baked electronic music goodness!

We are very pleased to bring you this glorious exclusive mix from Rough Fields. We think you will enjoy this one a lot!

Rough Fields is the operating name of James Birchall, an electro-acoustic composer, lofi/noise/folk artist and electronica producer from Manchester, UK. The sound brings together the disparate strands of his previous musical paths through folk, classical, rock, minimalism, electronica, electro-acoustic and experimental composition.

After three years spent absorbed in the acid techno scene in Manchester, Edinburgh, Leeds, Sheffield, Birmingham and London in the mid-nineties, James moved to Huddersfield to study modern composition under Matthew Adkins, Christopher Fox, Michael Clark and other influential figures - a period which also brought him into contact with such luminaries as Steve Reich and Brian Eno. It was during this period that his first productions surfaced on the now defunct Bristol imprint Beat(en) Communications. Returning to Manchester in 2002, Birchall took a position in Salford University's music technology department and continued working on electronic music.

After spending a number of years in Paris composing and performing, James returned to the UK and founded the Bomb Shop label, releasing experimental electronica, house and dubstep under various names (Elias Linn, YTAC, Los Vampiros Lesbos, Sous Section 5, Jingai).

For more information and check out his most recent mix Watery Fable please visit his website below.

www.roughfields.org

The 17th installment of EPM podcast features Prague based British DJs Tuco & Quime from Meanbucket Music. The guys are behind the successful Dutty Weekend club nights in that beautiful city, which has hosted the likes of Sinden, Mumdance, L-Vis 1990 and Solo, spawned a blog and in 2010 the duo’s own label, Meanbucket.

Here in the mix Tuco & Quime give us a taste of what is currently rocking the Czech capital. Featuring a mash up of house, electro, breaks, dubstep, garage and ghetto tek beats the duo mix up the likes of Bok Bok & Cubic Zirconia, DJ Rashad, Dirt Crew, Tvyks, Venom & Damage, DJ Clent, Syntonics, Terror Tone, Zort and more into a high octane party mix.

Whilst the label is still in its infancy it has already attracted globally acclaimed remixers such a Fool's Gold's Nick Catchdubs, DJ Donna Summer and Planet Mu's Chrissy Muderbot, including support from a number of established artists such as Seiji, Feadz and Doc Daneeka. Despite this outside interest the label has a wealth of talent at home in the Czech Republic uncovering local gems and presenting them on a worldwide scale. In fact the label’s fourth release is out this week which sees Berlin based New Yorker Naifian, aka Mike Genius, drop his debut release on Meanbucket ‘Blue Snow’ - a synth driven, garage influenced, rhythmical master piece which also features remixes from Quime, Tuco and DJ Donna Summer.

For this 100th Samurai FM show we will go back in time reflecting the history of the Club Wahoo! Here you have six superb mixes (100a...100f) from the past ten years that have never seen the light in the world of internet. We hope you'll enjoy this retrospective special that has a build-in trajectory of how the musical styles of the Club Wahoo! have developed throughout the years.

For more info on Wahoo! related gigs, check out their Facebook group.
http://facebook.com/group.php?gid=7128382061

Dj Romanowski is a San Francisco legend, rocking shows back in the 90's with Dj Shadow, Cut Chemist and the legendary Future Primitive crew. He's an extremely diverse DJ, with roots in funk, disco, reggae, and hiphop, and his own production work has won world-wide acclaim. His 'Party in My Pants' album and recent studio albums with Walter Earl as Royal Earl, and local MC's Deuce Eclipse and P.E.A.C.E. on the O.P.C. project, showcase his desire to further the underground hiphop & funk movement in the Bay Area.  Recorded live July 24th, 2010 @ Madrone Lounge, in San Francisco.

www.myspace.com/romanowski45