Our latest Howlin’ mix comes from Kiernan Abbott, the London based Welsh collector and mind behind Fragments in Wax. Guided by instinct rather than genre, the mix moves through heartfelt stories, lighter sounds and overlooked music shaped by the spirit of the 70s, 80s and 90s.
Our next guest on Howlin’ radio is the ever friendly Basso from Growing Bin Records. His mix drifts through recent discoveries, rediscovered favourites and an Indian summer mood, with a little room for sheep grazing, dancing and rap along moments.
The latest musical invite by Howlin’ comes from Parisian selector Vidal Benjamin with a pure Belgian mix. Born from lockdown thoughts and flea market discoveries, the mix celebrates Belgium’s late 80s and early 90s electronic spirit, from AB sounds to balearic oddities and a little Jupiler mood.
Howlin’s third musical invite comes from iconic Italian DJ and producer Daniele Baldelli, pioneer of the Cosmic Disco sound. His mix channels a wildly eclectic world of experimental rhythms, strange selections and otherworldly grooves straight from the moons of Jupiter.
We’ve uploaded a few Howlin’ mixes for everyone spending more time at home, including the beautiful Unspoken Truth by Barabas. A small musical moment for strange times, made with love for our community and a gentle reminder to stay safe, healthy and connected.
Our next Howlin’ guest is London based illustrator Jiro Bevis, a longtime friend and collaborator of the brand. Inspired by everything from 80s teen movies and Manga to Belgian New Beat, his world brings together bold graphics, playful references and a fully Belgian made Howlin’ connection.
Our latest Howlin’ guest is Cedric Bardawil, an independent curator, journalist and DJ with a deep connection to music and visual art. His mix drifts between pop, obscurity and nostalgia, made for an onward journey in your head or on the road.
The latest Howlin’ guest for our WAV radio show is Biscuit of Good Morning Tapes. Recorded from his coastal world in Seignosse, the mix gathers his favourite music from 2020 as a gentle homage to Spirit, Gaia and Source.
Acid Swamp Days is Howlin’s second mixtape for Antwerp WAV radio. Recorded in one take on a cold Tuesday evening somewhere in the Diamond City, it moves through misty moods, strange grooves and swampy soundwaves.
A late upload from Barabas, but well worth the wait. His second Howlin’ show brings another very fine selection, moving from Doug Hream Blunt, Asphixiation and Santana to Sopwith Camel, Ty Segall and White Fence.
Howlin’ Soundsystem finally makes its debut on WAV this evening with a tasty soundtrack for the airwaves. Expect a fine selection moving through Clive Stevens & Brainchild, The Unknown Cases, Will Powers, Johnny Dynell & New York 88, Men Without Hats and more.
Howlin’s second invite for Antwerp radio platform WAV comes from Chris Kontos, photographer and founder of Kennedy Magazine. His mix gathers much loved records, 2019 favourites and plenty of Japanese sounds, tying in with Kennedy’s new Japan issue.
For our made in Belgium pieces, Howlin’ took heavy inspiration from New Beat and its predecessor, the AB Sound. This Spotify list dives into Belgium’s late 80s electronic underground, full of slowed down rhythms, robotic basslines and acid energy.