Pred njegovim nastopom na večeru Gumitwist v klubu K4 (19. oktober) spoznavamo libanonskega producenta Rabiha Beainija alias Morphosis, ki s samosvojimi interpretacijami techna navdušuje plesno elektronske sladokusce, slišali pa bomo tudi njegov zanimiv izbor skladb drugih avtorjev...

1. Morphosis - Gate Of Night
2. Morphosis - Postatomicpoetry
3. Morphosis - Dirty Matter
4. Morphosis - Too Far (Marcel Dettmann Definition 1)
5. Fluxion - Eruption (Morphosis Reprise)
6. Morphosis - Musafir
7. Lil' Louis - The Original Video Clash
8. Sun Ra - Dance of the Cosmo-Aliens
9. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Tumhain Dillagi Bhool Jani
10. Jeff Mills - Perfecture
11. Keith Fullerton Whitman - Disingenuousness
12. Morphosis - Round One

"when thinking about how i got into my own side of making music, there would be an infinite number of tracks that got me in, but if i want to state what really influenced me more starting from the early house music, it definitely comes out to LIL LOUIS - THE ORIGINAL VIDEO CLASH for the massive distortions and the emblematic visual triggers it provides to the listener. SUN RA - DANCE OF THE COSMO ALIENS can be one of my most inspiring songs, from being cosmic to instead having an introversal meaning, a afrofuturistic aproach to blues and jazz but expressed mainly using electronic instruments, harmonizing into one of the biggest blues classics ever (sometimes i feel like a motherless child) while NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN - TUMHEIN DILLAGI BHOOL, from a totally oposite side of the planet, is calling for a universal love and spirituality, using the classical hypnotic and powerful sufi driven rhythms and choirs, a pattern that could connect you to any of Jeff Mills' compositions, i've chosen JEFF MILLS - PERFECTURE amongst really an infinite number of tracks he produced during the years, and finally the wildness, sprirituality, cosmicism and the whole spectrum of depth can be found in KEITH FULLERTON WHITMAN - DISINGENOUSNESS, reduced onto a synthesized yet complete composition that is one of the most sublime known to mankind"