... tracks and surprises with her versatile vinyl collection.

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Maurice Ravel - Bolero: A true masterpiece of classical music. It’s one of the most played orchestral pieces in history. It was the first classical work which impressed me. Since then it always manages to calm me down and relax me when I hear it. This record is unbelievably important for me.

Retrogott und Hulk Hodn - Offline: Retrogott and Hulk Hodn are complete geniuses. They distance themselves from commercial rap and criticise negative aspects of their own daily life. They were the first artists in rap-music that completely convinced me. Especially ‘Offline’ is an amazing track which lyrically holds up even today.

Not on bandcamp: https://www.discogs.com/de/release/12866890-Retrogott-Hulkhodn-Kontempor%C3%A4rkontamination-

Cuthead - Maputo Jam: Cuthead has always been an inspiration for me. His tracks are generously filled with samples and he is a true god on the MPC. ‘Maputo Jam’ was the first electronic track that I found and liked. Through its usage of dubby basslines and playful synths, it’s still an all time hit for me.

Frits Wentink - Dwayne Young: Frits Wentink is also one of my faves. He’s mostly known for producing dub house. I always associate this track with good vibes and ease. You can find those vibes in a lot of his tracks which is why I listen to his music on repeat.

Eivissa - Oh la la la (Radio Edit): ‘Gypsy Woman’ is known to most people and everybody probably had it as an earworm once before. This edit is my absolute favourite closing track. It perfectly completes a set and invites to sing along and lie in each other's arms. Whoever still doesn’t know this track.

Not on Bandcamp: https://www.discogs.com/de/release/195050-2-Eivissa-Oh-La-La-La