Missfeat

New mix to celebrate a year of collaboration with Cd-Mentiel magazine (https://www.cd-mentielmagazine.fr/actualites/le-mix-du-mois/)! also available on the magazine's youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s__Dp71BBos&t=9342s

In this month of May, we present to you a new artist who is dear to our hearts and whose usual productions we play. This talented producer comes from Turkey and has become essential on the Deep music scene. In this new Natural Deep you will find his remix of "One Day In Tibet" by Audiotones & Adrien (RO) (43 min) and "Inborn" released on Songspire Records (2h18min). Spotlight on: Erdi Irmak. Biogr...

Winter gives way to spring for our greatest pleasure and nature takes back its rights! For this fourth episode of the Natural Deep series, we present two talented artists from Russia who, like us, are lovers of nature and deep music: Volen Sentir. Volen Sentir is the fusion of two genius producers also known as Dave Pad and Poison Pro. The sound of Volen Sentir has already had an impact on the und...

For this third mix of the year, we are honoring an artist we love very much !! For this month of March, we played 2 songs from: Lost Desert. Lost Desert is a very talented and mysterious Belgian artist producer often hiding behind a tribal mask. A major artist of the All Day I Dream label, Patrick Bruyndonx(whose real name is) travels the planet to distill a groovy, melodic and sweet deep house. H...

For our second mix (NaturalDeep) of the year we present to you 2 incredible artists : Gorje Hewek & Izhevski (GHIZ) Originally from Russia their style always makes us travel as much. We had the honor and the pleasure of playing alongside Izhevski in 2010. We are playing their latest song (Valkyrja) released this month on the famous ADID label at 73 min ! Pending their next album scheduled for next...

NaturalDeepJanuary2020 by Missfeat

December is the twelfth month of the year and has 31 days. It was originally the tenth month of the Roman calendar until 153 BCE. December Means “Tenth” In the modern-day Gregorian calendar and in its predecessor, the Julian calendar, December is the twelfth and last month of the year. The name is derived from decem, meaning “ten” in Latin, because in the ancient Roman calendar, December was the t...

November is the 11th month of the year and has 30 days. It was originally the 9th month of the Roman calendar until 153 BCE. November is the 11th month of the year in the modern day Gregorian calendar and its predecessor, the Julian calendar. The month kept its original name from the Latin novem meaning “nine” which marked it the 9th month of the year in the Roman calendar. November was named duri...

The Eighth Became the Tenth October is the tenth month of the year in the modern day Gregorian calendar. It was also the tenth month in the earlier Julian calendar. The name October is derived from octo, which means eight in Latin. It dates back more than 2000 years to the ancient Roman calendar, which was replaced by the Julian calendar in 45 BCE. Middle English - octobre Latin name - October men...

September is the ninth month of the year in the modern day Gregorian calendar and its predecessor, the Julian calendar. The month kept its original name from the Roman calendar in which septem means “seven” in Latin marking it as the seventh month. September was named during a time when the calendar year began with March, which is why its name no longer corresponds with its placement in the Julian...

August is the eighth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar and its predecessor, the Julian calendar. The month of August was originally named Sextilis in Latin since it was the sixth month in the ancient Roman calendar. The name of the month was changed to August in honor of Augustus Caesar in 8 BCE. Latin name - Augustus mensis - Month of Augustus Latin - sextilis mensis - Sixth month Anglo...

July was originally Quintilis, the fifth month of the year in the Roman calendar and consisted of 31 days. It was changed around 450 BCE when January became the first month of the year. Its name was changed during the Julian calendar reform in 45 BCE to honor Julius Caesar. In modern times, July also has 31 days. It is the warmest month of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and coldest month in t...

June is the sixth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar and its predecessor, the Julian calendar. It is believed that the month is named after the Roman goddess Juno, who is the wife of Jupiter and is also equivalent to the Greek goddess Hera. Another belief is that the month’s name comes from the Latin work iuniores which means “younger ones”. Old English - Junius Latin name - Junius mensis...

The month of miguet ! May is the fifth month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian Calendars and the third of seven months to have a length of 31 days. May is a month of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. Therefore, May in the Southern Hemisphere is the seasonal equivalent of November in the Northern Hemisphere and vice versa. Late May typically marks the st...

Naming April - Aphrodite’s Month April is the fourth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar and its predecessor, the Julian calendar. Its name is derived from the latin word aperit, which means to open. It is considered that April is the month of the growing season and when trees and flowers begin to “open”. It is also believed that the month’s name is named after the Greek goddess, Aphrodite...

Mars was originally the first month of the year in older versions of the Roman calendar because of its association with the first day of spring. The spring or March equinox occurs during this month and falls on the 19th, 20th or 21st day. March also marked the beginning of the war after the winter months. January became the first month of the calendar year around 700 BCE. Although January 1st is N...

February is the second month of the year of our Gregorian calendar of modern times. It is the shortest month of the year with only 28 days in common years and 29 days in leap years. The old Roman calendar considered the winter season as a period without months and the year had only 10 months. The month of February was added, with the month of January, to about 700 BCE, so that the calendar reflect...

The months of January and February did not feature in earlier versions of the Roman calendar, which divided the year into 10 months and left 61 days unaccounted for in the winter. They were added around 700 BCE. January and February were initially the last months of the calendar year, which began in March (Martius). However, in 450 BCE, the beginning of the year was moved to January 1. January ori...

Janvier nous prive de feuillage ; Février fait glisser nos pas ; Mars a des cheveux de nuage, Avril, des cheveux de lilas ; Mai permet les robes champêtres ; Juin ressuscite les rosiers ; Juillet met l’échelle aux fenêtres, Août, l’échelle aux cerisiers. Septembre, qui divague un peu, Pour danser sur du raisin bleu S’amuse à retarder l’aurore ; Octobre a peur ; Novembre a froid ; Décembre éteint l...

Captif de l'hiver dans ma chambre Et las de tant d'espoirs menteurs, Je vois dans un ciel de novembre, Partir les derniers migrateurs. Ils souffrent bien sous cette pluie ; Mais, au pays ensoleillé, Je songe qu'un rayon essuie Et réchauffe l'oiseau mouillé. Mon âme est comme une fauvette Triste sous un ciel pluvieux ; Le soleil dont sa joie est faite Est le regard de deux beaux yeux ; Mais loin d'...

Mix Live @ Du Bruit En Cuisine Les Soleils d’Octobre Auguste Lacaussade Aux jours où les feuilles jaunissent, Aux jours où les soleils finissent, Hélas ! nous voici revenus ; Le temps n’est plus, ma-bien-aimée, Où sur la pelouse embaumée Tu posais tes pieds blancs et nus. L’herbe que la pluie a mouillée Se traîne frileuse et souillée ; On n’entend plus de joyeux bruits Sortir des gazons et des mou...

Les Soleils de Septembre Sous ces rayons cléments des soleils de septembre Le ciel est doux, mais pâle, et la terre jaunit. Dans les forêts la feuille a la couleur de l’ambre ; L’oiseau ne chante plus sur le bord de son nid. Du toit des laboureurs ont fui les hirondelles ; La faucille a passé sur l’épi d’or des blés ; On n’entend plus dans l’air des frémissements d’ailes : Le merle siffle seul au...

Voici l’heure où le pré, les arbres et les fleurs Dans l’air dolent et doux soupirent leurs odeurs. Les baies du lierre obscur où l’ombre se recueille Sentant venir le soir se couchent sur leurs feuilles, Le jet d’eau du jardin, qui monte et redescend, Fait dans le bassin clair son bruit rafraîchissant; La paisible maison respire au jour qui baisse Les petits orangers fleurissent dans leurs caisse...

Juin Les prés ont une odeur d’herbe verte et mouillée, Un frais soleil pénètre en l’épaisseur des bois, Toute chose étincelle, et la jeune feuillée Et les nids palpitants s’éveillent à la fois. Les cours d’eau diligents aux pentes des collines Ruissellent, clairs et gais, sur la mousse et le thym ; Ils chantent au milieu des buissons d’aubépines Avec le vent rieur et l’oiseau du matin. Les gazons...

"Puisque mai tout en fleurs dans les prés nous réclame, Viens ! ne te lasse pas de mêler à ton âme La campagne, les bois, les ombrages charmants, Les larges clairs de lune au bord des flots dormants, Le sentier qui finit où le chemin commence, Et l'air et le printemps et l'horizon immense, L'horizon que ce monde attache humble et joyeux Comme une lèvre au bas de la robe des cieux ! Viens ! et que...