84: Anna Haleta | Ambient & Minimal | Tel Aviv at Night

🎞️ youtu.be/7I7CYyXrP30 Episode 84 is a film for Tel Aviv at night and the Ambient & Minimal set was mixed by @annahaleta Anna Haleta Anna Haleta is a Ukraine born, Jerusalem/Tel avivian DJ. She co-founded Pacotek with Tsaji Soussana in 2003. Anna's sound and technique behind the decks are not defined by standard conventions. She plays and mixes tracks that many others would not dare to. Despite having been in the industry since 2003, Anna's sound remains fresh. Over the years, she has delved deep into the hidden paths of DJing, creating an atmosphere that is characterized by moments of 'touching the endless.' Anna is known for her strong techno sets at Berghain and eclectic combinations of house and uncategorized broken rhythms at Phi, Tel Aviv. Her sets are characterized by a strong club energy. Anna has a unique approach to music, treating all electronic genres as one and selecting tracks through her own 'honesty prism'. Originally from Ukraine, she moved to Israel in 1995. In the early 2000s, she began organizing raves in Jerusalem while studying art. Since 2003, together with Tsaji Soussana, Anna has been running Pacotek, a project that has had a significant impact on the underground scene in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. They have organized hundreds of raves and parties, bringing internationally recognized artists to Israel for the first time. Anna has focused on DJing for the past 20 years, occasionally venturing into music production. She has released some tracks on various platforms, including the Pacotek 10 Years V/A EP. In 2024 Anna released a three part compilation entitled '20 Years Sketches Retrospective'. @annahaleta www.instagram.com/annahaletadj Anna Haleta about Tel Aviv at night: Tel Aviv night has different faces: a nightlife clubbing face with crowded streets and a high-energy atmosphere, and another face - exactly what I see in this footage. This is the face I love the most. Warm, sleepless slowness. The streetlights on the sea promenade aren’t white or bright. They actually have the same color as the sunset, so the whole atmosphere stays natural - dark and quiet. Cozy and safe. No matter what, the city where I feel the safest at night is Tel Aviv. I feel a mutual respect between all its elements: humans, nature, and architecture. Outro Podcast This is the night. www.linktr.ee/domwaits