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EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 1H 2M

E.M.C. atmospheres #132 - Luis FMR

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E.M.C. atmospheres #132 - Luis FMR Driven by a lifelong passion for music and dance, Luis FMR is now immersing himself in the art of mixing and communicating through deep, hypnotic soundscapes. From the early days with the dub collective Untity Sound Crew to the more recent Transversal project, and being part of the @art-bei-ton collective from Berlin, he continues to express his love for music through mystery and storytelling. His sets invite audiences into a ritualistic journey of movement and connection, encouraging a free dance experience that unfolds into moments of collective trance. This mix is an immersive sonic vision exploring the relationship between planet Earth and humankind, taking listeners on a journey through space using NASA samples and the Gaia concept developed by James Lovelock. The mix also features excerpts from Lovelock’s speech during the celebration of his 100th birthday, included in the track "Ages of Gaia" by @bancodegaia , which forms part of the set. Enjoy! Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/luisfmr Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luis_fmr___/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/luis.ramos74

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